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Law Firms Bracing for Hedge Fund Suits
Securities regulators in New York have 30 hedge funds in their sights, while California regulators are moving to require registration of the unregulated funds -- actions that may only be the beginning of a rocky 2008 for the secretive investment vehicles. With end-of-year withdrawals looming as wealthy clientele ponder pulling out more money as credit markets continue to be squeezed, much more litigation against hedge funds is being predicted.Advocacy groups seek EEOC investigation into want ads barring applicants with criminal backgrounds
Bank of America Corp. and the Manpower Inc. staffing agency could be in legal hot water over hundreds of job postings that allegedly warn applicants with criminal backgrounds not to bother applying. A dozen civil rights and worker advocacy groups have requested a federal investigation from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, alleging that those companies may be illegally blocking otherwise qualified African-American and Latino applicants from jobs by explicitly barring those with felony or misdemeanor records from applying for jobs.Financial bettors may be making capital blunder
Credit is scarce but not capital. Mortgage-ravaged banks and Wall Street firms often have to borrow from the Federal Reserve, as lender of last resort, to meet current bills. They have no problem at all raising big sums from investors for future use. In recent months, these financial companies have sold $262 billion in new securities-much of it common and preferred stock-according to Bloomberg data.Attorney's LAD Claim Against Firm Not Arbitrable, Appeals Court Says
A lawyer's age discrimination claim against his former firm is justiciable in court even though the rest of the dispute between them is subject to arbitration, a state appeals court rules.View more book results for the query "Related Cos"
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg refinances home at 1 percent interest rate
The borrowing costs available to high-net-worth individuals like Mark Zuckerberg are really low if the person is willing to bear the risk of monthly interest rate adjustments, demonstrating how the wealthy stay rich.Blackstone, Goldman eye subprimes for hedge funds
Hedge fund manager Steve Moyer joined 4,000 Realtors and bargain hunters at a five-hour Southern California housing auction in February. As the tuxedoed barker peddled foreclosed homes for hundreds of thousands of dollars below their previous sale prices, Moyer took notes-research that may help him make money from the biggest housing collapse in 26 years.MCARE Coverage Fights Should Go to Commonwealth Court
Coverage disputes involving the MCARE Fund fall under the original jurisdiction of the Commonwealth Court and shouldn't be addressed by Pennsylvania Insurance Department administrative proceedings, a three-judge panel of the intermediate appellate court has ruled in a 2-1 decision.Trending Stories
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