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DAMAGES | Juries can't impose punitives on behalf of nonlitigants
The justices ruled, 5-4, that a punitive damages award based on a jury's desire to punish a defendant is a taking of property without due process.Consent to Federal Removal Must Be in Writing
When removing a multidefendant case to federal court, all defendants must formally join in the removal petition and cannot simply inform the court in one petition that all defendants have "consented" to the removal, a federal judge in Pennsylvania has ruled. Citing a "meeting of the minds" requirement as well as diversity prerequisites, U.S. District Judge Anita B. Brody wrote that "one defendant may not speak for another in filing a notice of removal."Gay voters may boycott primary, hurt Cox campaign
ATLANTA AP - Many Georgia gay voters - a group political experts say could sway a close Democratic primary - say they plan to boycott the July 18 gubernatorial contest between Secretary of State Cathy Cox and Lt. Gov. Mark Taylor.Analysts say that could spell trouble for Cox, who was thought to be the favorite of metro Atlanta's large and politically active gay and lesbian community.View more book results for the query "New York"
Bank of America Faces Race Bias Suit
Five former and current employees have sued Bank of America Corp., alleging it discriminated against African-American brokers and bankers in promotion, compensation, mentoring and other employment opportunities. The lawsuit, filed Thursday at a federal court in Massachusetts, alleges Bank of America gave black brokers and bankers inferior positions and less favorable assignments than their white counterparts. The suit also alleges that the bank's retail brokerage unit engaged in "racial steering."Court mulls early release of Uighurs from Gitmo
WASHINGTON AP - A federal appeals court seemed reluctant on Monday to release 17 Turkic Muslims being held without charges at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, questioning whether judges rather than a president can order their freedom into the United States.In a showdown over presidential power, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.Lennar teams with FDIC to buy distressed loans
Miami-based Lennar acquired a 40 percent managing interest in two loan portfolios with balances of $3.05 billion for about $243 million.Judge OKs $590M Citi Deal But Slashes Attorney Fees
Citing "waste and inefficiency," Southern District Judge Sidney Stein awarded lead plaintiffs counsel Kirby McInerney $70.8 million in attorney fees, a 27 percent reduction from what the firm had sought, faulting Kirby for requesting $400 to $550 an hour for the work of dozens of contract attorneys.Trending Stories
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