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Daily Dicta: PNC Slapped with $102M Judgment in Funeral Scam Suit
The judgment stems from a massive Ponzi scheme selling prepaid funerals to almost 100,000 consumers in 16 states.
Lawyers Who Sued Takata Target a New Airbag Manufacturer
Many of the same plaintiffs lawyers involved in the Takata airbag lawsuits have filed class actions over allegedly defective airbags made by ZF-TRW Automotive Holdings Corp., after NHTSA expanded an investigation in April.
The NLJ 500: Climbing Mountains, Cracking Ceilings
The 2019 Women in Law Scorecard has a new firm at No. 1, as others push to recruit and retain women lawyers.
Association of Corporate Counsel Names 2019 Value Champions
Winners this year included the legal departments of MassMutual in Springfield, Massachusetts; Rabo AgriFinance in Chesterfield, Missouri; and Thompson Coburn in St. Louis; and Toyota Motor North America in Plano, Texas; and The Counsel Management Group in New York.
Unicorn Watch: Black Partners (Part 2)
It's another awful, dismal, horrible year for the promotion of black lawyers to partner.
Midsize Moves: An OSHA Attorney in Dallas, a Land Use Team in New York
An attorney specializing in OSHA law joins Kane Russell Coleman Logan in Dallas, a three-lawyer team expands Slater & Beckerman's land use and zoning team, and other midsize moves.
Noted Attorneys Give Responses To Muller Report, Barr Press Conference
Lawyers have a lot to say about Mueller, Barr and Trump. Here are some observations from George Conway, Ken Starr, Bob Bauer, George Terwilliger and many others.
Mueller's Restraint, Barr's Press Conference: Here's What Lawyers Are Saying
Lawyers have a lot to say about Mueller, Barr and Trump. Here are some observations from George Conway, Ken Starr, Bob Bauer, George Terwilliger and many others.
There Are Times Hidden Cameras Can Record Employee Behavior—But Not Always
A lawsuit alleging that hidden cameras captured hospital patients undergoing sensitive procedures is a reminder that the use of hidden cameras to monitor employees suspected of improper behavior is generally legal if notification of the possibility of such conduct is provided.
Fired SeaWorld Associate General Counsel Charged With Insider Trading
After a period of financial decline, SeaWorld was set to beat analysts' financial expectations. The SEC alleged former associate general counsel Paul Powers used that confidential information to turn a profit.Trending Stories
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