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Ex-Utah AG Faces Lesser Charge Over Troutman Sanders Move
But Mark Shurtleff, who briefly joined Troutman Sanders after leaving office in 2013, still faces hefty criminal charges related to his time as AG and his move into private practice.Pelvic Mesh MCL Moved to Bergen
Notice to the bar.Indictments for Two Former Attorneys General in Utah
Former Utah Attorneys General John Swallow and Mark Shurtleff were arrested on Tuesday and charged in a massive public corruption scandal.Crist v. Insurance Company of North America
Robert H. CRIST, M.D., Provo Canyon School, Inc., and D. Eugene Thorne, Ph.D., Plaintiffs, v. INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA; The Standard Fire…Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation v. United Pacific Insurance Company
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION, receiver for and on behalf of Heritage Bank and Trust, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. UNITED PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY,…Aereo Scrambles After First Copyright Loss to Broadcasters
Television's old guard finally opened a chink in Aereo Inc.'s armor this week, winning a ruling that left the Internet TV upstart and its lawyers fighting to limit the damage ahead of arguments at the U.S. Supreme Court in April.Agreement to defend former executive contained a loophole
A teleconference company is off the hook, at least for now, from paying the legal fees of a former chief executive who was sent to prison in June for securities fraud.10th Circuit: Company's Agreement to Defend Former CEO Contained a Loophole
A teleconference company is off the hook, at least for now, from paying the legal fees of a former chief executive who was sent to prison for securities fraud. The 10th Circuit has ruled that a trial judge erred in granting a preliminary injunction in favor of ClearOne's former CEO who had an agreement with the company to pay her legal fees. The panel found that the agreement did not create an unconditional obligation to cover her fees and permitted the company to assert its own financial problems to avoid payment.Agreement to Defend Former Executive Contained a Loophole
A teleconference company is off the hook, at least for now, from paying the legal fees of a former chief executive who was sent to prison in June for securities fraud.Trending Stories
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