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Kia, Hyundai Face Deep Litigation Exposure Over Hundreds of Car Fires
As an investigation into car fires by Korean automakers Kia and Hyundai begins to take course, legal experts say that probe could determine these companies' exposure to civil litigation.Trump Admin: Reducing Child-Care Regs Will Allow More Women to Work
The administration is proposing $1 billion in funding for new child care facilities in underserved areas, as well as relaxing regulations on facilities.Judge Scolds US Lawyers Over Delay in Pay-Data Compliance
“I am not in the business of running the EEOC nor do I want to set an unrealistic deadline. I can, but I don't think you want me to do that,” U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan said at a court hearing in Washington.Group Urges Congressional Support for National Database for Secretive LLCs
A government transparency group has urged Delaware's congressional delegation to introduce legislation to create a national database of beneficial owners of corporations and limited liability companies.2nd Circuit Affirms Judge's Decision to Block Reed Smith's Pursuit of $6.75M in Attorney Fees
District Judge Naomi Buchwald rightfully exercised her jurisdiction to block Reed Smith's state court pursuit of attorney fees through an "impermissible end run around" the district court, the panel found.View more book results for the query "*"
2nd Circuit Upholds Judge's Decision to Bar Reed Smith's Pursuit of $6.75M in Attorney Fees
District Judge Naomi Buchwald rightfully exercised her jurisdiction to block Reed Smith's state court pursuit of attorney fees through an "impermissible end run around" the district court, the panel found.Reed Smith Thwarted Again in Bid for $6.75M in Attorney Fees
District Judge Naomi Buchwald rightfully exercised her jurisdiction to block Reed Smith's state court pursuit of attorney fees through an "impermissible end run around" the district court, the panel found.Statue of Liberty Protester Receives Probation, Community Service
Federal prosecutors had recommended 30 days in jail and five years' probation for Therese Okoumou, the Staten Island woman who climbed onto the base of the Statue of Liberty on July 4 to protest President Donald Trump's immigration policies.Call for Nominations: The National Law Journal's D.C. Rising Stars 2019
The National Law Journal Rising Stars program recognizes the Washington, D.C. region's 40 most promising lawyers age 40 and under as of May 31. To…Passenger Sues Royal Caribbean Over Bungee Trampoline Nightmare
Miami maritime lawyer Brett Rivkind claims that because Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. placed its bungee trampoline on the ship's hard deck, his client's 20-foot fall was far worse than it would have been with safety nets and a padded landing.Trending Stories
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