By Anthony Lin | January 19, 2007
The former Citigroup broker for convicted WorldCom chief executive Bernard J. Ebbers is suing Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, claiming the law firm was conflicted when it advised Citi
By Shannon P. Duffy | October 10, 2005
In a ruling that could prove to be worth nearly $400 million for a pair of banks, a federal appeals court has ruled that Royal Indemnity Co. must honor insurance policies that covered defaulte
By R. Robin Mcdonald | December 4, 2006
A federal jury has found Atlanta-based Jocks & Jills Restaurants and its chairman and controlling shareholder liable for $2.25 million for engaging in vulgar and humiliating sexual and racial h
By Mary Pat Gallagher | February 27, 2007
Workers bringing retaliation claims under New Jersey's Law Against Discrimination bear the burden of proving the complaint that allegedly triggered the retaliation was reasonable and made in good f
By Kenneth F. Oettle | October 5, 2005
When you find a favorable precedent, you are ecstatic. Not only are you pleased that the court ruled as it did but you are certain the court ruled correctly because you believe your client is in th
By Murray R. Garnick and James Rosenthal | August 10, 2007
Imagine people bringing a consumer protection claim against a manufacturer for "misrepresenting" a product as "light" or "fat free" or "heart smart" and seeking billions of dollars in restituti
By Rosamaria Mancini | February 22, 2007
A consumer who purchased $100 worth of Dockers-branded apparel did not sustain an injury when he received a seven-inch DVD player instead of the promised eight-inch player as part of a rebate offer
By Xenia P. Kobylarz | August 21, 2006
TiVo Inc. has scored another court victory against fierce rival EchoStar Communications Corp., albeit a brief one.On Thursday, a Texas federal judge ordered Echostar to halt the use and sale
The Corporate Counselor
By Debra S. Friedman | February 14, 2007
The U.S. Supreme Court is currently considering a case of great importance to employers, Ledbetter v. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Inc. It will decide when the statute of limitations begi
The Associated Press
By Alex Veiga | August 3, 2006
A California jury on Wednesday cleared pharmaceutical company Merck & Co. of liability in the case of an elderly man who claimed his heart ailments were caused by the drug maker's once-popular
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