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AIG sells $2 Billion of bonds in first offer since rescue
AIG issued $500 million of 3.65 percent notes due January 2014 that yield 295 basis points more than similar-maturity Treasuries, and $1.5 billion of 6.4 percent debt due December 2020 at a spread of 362.5 basis points, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.Juvenile court judge defeats two for seat on Cobb Superior Court
Cobb County Juvenile Court Judge Gregory Poole defeated two other candidates to fill a rare open seat on the Cobb Superior Court bench, the biggest win on a busy election day for the legal community.U.S. automakers work to rebuild quality stamp
The U.S. automakers spent much of this decade retooling their lineups to offer cars rivaling Toyota Motor Corp.'s Camry and Honda Motor Co.'s Accord. Now comes the challenge of winning over consumers. While models such as Ford Motor Co.'s Mercury Sable got top quality marks from researcher J.D. Power Associates, U.Jury Lets Ford Off Hook in Explorer Rollover Suit
Richmond [email protected] on both sides of Vittorio and Rosanna DiMaso's product liability case against Ford Motor Co. fought ferociously for leverage under a 2003 U.S. Supreme Court decision urging moderation in punitive damages.They fought needlessly, as it turned out. Jurors returned defense verdicts on all counts, after listening to a month-long trial before Cobb Superior Court Judge Toby B.Judge says he may have to suspend Nichols trial
ATLANTA AP - A judge warned Friday that he may have to suspend the trial of a man accused of killing four people in a shooting spree that began inside a courthouse unless more money is made available for the suspect's defense.Jury selection in Brian Nichols' murder trial began Jan. 11, and since then lawyers in the case have been poring through questionnaires filled out by hundreds of potential jurors.Debating Term Limits for Managing Partners
As firms grow and diversify, new management practices are catching on, among them the placing of term limits on managing partners. Advocates of the practice say it ensures an influx of new ideas, guards against generational conflict within the firm and promotes smoother leadership successions. But, as in the political sphere, term limits have plenty of detractors, too.Embattled Calif. Insurance Commissioner's Lawyers Aid His Departure
It wasn't revelations about misused settlement money from Northridge, Calif., earthquake insurers that brought about California Insurance Commissioner Chuck Quackenbush's resignation Wednesday. It was, instead, the testimony by lawyers at the Department of Insurance dismayed over the linkage of settlement amounts to multimillion-dollar media buys designed to bolster Quackenbush's political career.Accident Preferred, but Not Required
If you're faced with having to file and prove an occupationally induced injury, do not despair, say Robert M. Capuano and Arthur H. Kravitz. Occupational claims are just as valid as accidental ones, and with the appropriate planning and gathering of proof, they are as welcomed under workers' compensation laws as accidental claims. To better understand how occupational claims are treated today, Capuano and Kravitz explain the origin and transformation of that law over the past 90 years.Trending Stories
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