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Housing gains boost fed's easing as rally spurs growth
A revival in the U.S. housing market is amplifying the impact of the Federal Reserve's efforts to spur the world's largest economy.Commentary: 'Wave' of RICO Claims in Insurance Coverage Cases Unlikely
The 3rd Circuit recently held that a group disability insurer, subject to ERISA, which had denied a beneficiary's claim, could also be sued for RICO civil violations, thereby being subject to treble damages. Some have suggested that the decision might portend a wave of RICO claims against insurers and treble-damage awards in New Jersey, and possibly elsewhere. Attorneys Michael Bernstein and Jeffrey Winn give three reasons why they believe that any such "wave" in New Jersey will be a small one.SOX audit: Not as bad as feared
Maybe March 16 won't be such a nightmare after all. That's the date when the nation's biggest companies have to complete an audit of their internal controlsyet another new chore courtesy of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.Analysts: Home Depot's CEO departure is only a start
WITH BOB NARDELLI gone as chief executive, the challenge facing The Home Depot Inc. is to turn its stores back into the irresistible shopping destinations they were a decade ago-making them more customer-friendly, with more knowledgeable employees, cleaner aisles and better stocked shelves.That, industry analysts say, will require a change in Home Depot's corporate culture.View more book results for the query "Related Cos"
3rd Circuit Slashes $360,000 in Recovered EDD Costs in 'Race Tires'
Ruling that organizing electronic files is not part of copying expenses, a three-judge panel slashed $360,000 in e-discovery costs to be recovered by defendants by 90 percent.Judge Allows Withdrawal of Proof of Claim
A proof of claim filed with the liquidator of an insolvent insurance carrier may be subsequently withdrawn by the party that submitted it, the Commonwealth Court has ruled.Collecting Judgment Hinges on Bankruptcy Outcome
A Houston judge has entered a $19.5 million judgment against a father and son found liable for their role in the fraudulent sale of their heavy construction equipment business. But whether investors in the now-bankrupt corporation that bought the business from the two men can collect all or part of the $19.5 million depends partly on whether the two are successful in discharging the judgment in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy proceeding.Trending Stories
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