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Justices hear case over suits for overseas abuses
WASHINGTON AP - The Supreme Court's conservative justices sounded skeptical Tuesday about allowing multinational corporations to be sued in American courts over claims that they were complicit in human rights abuses in foreign countries.The court heard arguments over whether a 223-year-old law gives foreign victims of abuses the right to use U.PoGo Aiming to Capitalize on White-Collar Crime Boom
Meredith [email protected] WorldCom's Bernard Ebbers heads to prison-and former HealthSouth chief Richard M. Scrushy enjoys his recent acquittal-Powell Goldstein is capitalizing on the federal government's increased emphasis on corporate fraud prosecutions by forming a special matters and investigations group.Daily Decision Service Alert: Vol. 22, No. 8 – January 11, 2013
Daily decision alert.Language, culture barriers don't hinder TBS Latin America GC
William M. Muller has earned degrees from top universities and worked with New York law firms and as in-house counsel for one of the wealthiest families in American history, but for his current GC role, he needed one more credential. That one he learned on the job.Spanish.After a dozen years with Turner Broadcasting System Latin America Inc.PoGo's $2M punitive win to face challenge
A federal jury in Atlanta-sympathetic to a software firm that was unceremoniously tossed out of a national technology conference by the host firm-has hit the conference host with $260,925 in combined compensatory damages and $2.14 million in punitive damages for breach of contract and interfering with a contract.Preventing Sexual Harassment in the Workplace
This article details the extent of the nation's sexual harassment problem and the effects of workplace sexual harassment on victims, other employees, and employers, and sets forth practical guidance on how to prohibit, prevent and eradicate sexually harassing behavior.Expert Disclosure in New York: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
Barbara A. Lukeman, a partner with Nixon Peabody, and Thomas M. Mealiffe, an associate at the firm, write: Unlike its federal counterpart, New York's expert disclosure rule is marked by inefficiency, ambiguity, and inconsistency. These deficiencies have prompted the NYSBA to propose a set of voluntary rules to bolster the current rules for cases before the Commercial Division, but a large portion of litigants outside of the Commercial Division must still contend with insufficient expert disclosure and a legal morass created by unpredictable rulings from each of the four appellate departments.Trending Stories
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