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Matter of Gumbs v. Bd. of Ed. of the City School District
U-Rating, Termination of Probationary Guidance Counselor Rational, Not in Bad FaithBoard of Contributors: When IRS comes knocking, CPAs must remember their obligations
When face to face with IRS special agents, CPAs must remember their ethical obligations — not only to protect their client's confidential information, but also themselves.Justices Decree DVD Show Must Go On
The California Supreme Court has refused to drop a case involving the controversial DVD de-scrambling code. Defendant Andrew Brunner, accused of improperly linking Internet viewers to the code, had argued that the case is moot because the code is widely available on the Internet.View more book results for the query "*"
Stanford CCO Found Liable For Securities Fraud
An administrative law judge has found Bernerd Young, who served as chief compliance officer for convicted Ponzi schemer Allen Stanford's now-defunct brokerage, liable for securities fraud. The judge's order bars Young from working in the securities industry.Durham appeals ruling on lacrosse-player lawsuits
Attorneys for the city of Durham have asked a federal appeals court to overturn a lower-court ruling allowing former Duke lacrosse players to seek damages from the city.The Herald-Sun of Durham reported Wednesday the appeal defends the honesty of Durham's police and highlights inconsistencies in former lacrosse team members' claims.$5,100 bid wins Doral industrial facility at auction
Insured Cannot Combine Inter and Intra Policy Stacking
A man injured on a motorcycle cannot recover stacked underinsured motorist benefits from his mother's insurance policy because he had already recovered the applicable limit of coverage from her policy, the Superior Court has ruled.Termination of Copyright Transfers, Record Labels' Rights
Michael Elkin, a partner at Thelen Reid & Priest, and Gabriel Nugent, a senior associate, write that, with the myriad challenges facing record companies today, one would think the last thing they should be worrying about is Jan. 1, 2013. But that date will weigh on the minds of record company executives more and more because it will mark the first time artists can exercise their statutory right to terminate licenses or assignments previously granted to record companies.Trending Stories
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