By Howard Sklamberg | February 22, 2006
Over the past few years many of the initial meetings I have had with white-collar defense attorneys have followed a pattern. After about 20 minutes, during which I outline some of the evidence,
By Zack Needles | March 25, 2008
A Philadelphia Common Pleas judge has awarded nearly $5 million in damages to the shareholder of two corporations who sued his former business partner alleging breach of fiduciary duty and dive
By Amy Miller | March 26, 2008
Robert Graham, a former staff lawyer at General Re Corp., could spend the rest of his life in jail for helping another company commit fraud. On Feb. 25 a federal jury convicted Graham and four othe
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By Linda L. Listrom | November 3, 2008
It's Monday morning. You are sitting at your desk sipping your third cup of coffee and reading your e-mails when you learn that your company has been sued. Later, as you flip through the pages of t
By Tresa Baldas | June 8, 2009
Employers are breathing yet another temporary sign of relief over the controversial E-verify rule, which
By Robert G. Morvillo and Robert J. Anello | August 7, 2008
Today the corporate attorney-client privilege is well-developed in American law. When, as is increasingly common, however, white-collar investigations cross national boundaries, the sanctity of
By Brenda Sapino Jeffreys | September 25, 2007
A few years ago, Steven R. Selsberg, a partner in Mayer Brown in Houston, thought he would make a smoking-hot career out of tobacco litigation, but today Selsberg is the go-to litigation lawyer in
By Petra Pasternak | October 16, 2007
Under former general counsel Daniel Cooperman, Oracle Corp.'s legal department completed 35 acquisitions over the past three years, including its famously hostile takeover of PeopleSoft in 2004. /
By Jaime O. Hernandez | February 20, 2007
The principals of a Coral Gables, Fla.-based firm have agreed to pay $8.6 million to settle a lawsuit accusing them of misusing nearly $127 million from investors. Luis M. Cornide and Robert
By Andy Peters | March 24, 2008
Some attorneys and legislators want to make it easier for publicly traded companies to enact rules to require directors be elected by a majority vote, instead of a plurality.Most publicly tr
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