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Mercantil Commercebank boosts profits in 3Q
Mercantil Commercebank recorded an $8.6 million profit for the first nine months of 2011, a 59.1 percent increase from the first nine months of 2010.
Was Cleary "Swift-Boated"?
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Ginsburg and Souter: Separated at Birth?
When the Supreme Court had two female justices, even the most experienced advocates would get them mixed up with disturbing frequency, addressing Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg as "Justice [Sandra Day] O'Connor" and vice versa. Now that Ginsburg is the only woman on the Court, you'd think that she would no longer be confused with another justice. But during a recent oral argument, it happened again.Exhaustion Burden On the Plaintiffs In Guaranty Claims
Creating a split with the Commonwealth Court, the Superior Court has ruled that in actions brought against state guaranty associations over money allegedly owed by an insolvent insurer, the burden is on the plaintiffs to show they have exhausted other available insurance remedies.
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New Jersey Business Litigation 2025
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Kagan Defends Military Recruiter Restrictions, Endorses 'Originalism'
U.S. Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan attempted Tuesday to defuse Republican concerns about her approach to constitutional law and her actions as Harvard Law School dean.Fed chief looks for new formula to ease system out of crisis
The event was a 2002 conference at the University of Chicago to celebrate the Nobel laureate Milton Friedman's 90th birthday. When Ben Bernanke rose to speak, he said that the Federal Reserve, of which he was then a governor, had come around to Friedman's view that the central bank's blunders were to blame for the Great Depression.
Albama judge keeps charge in honeymoon death case
An Alabama judge has declined to dismiss a capital murder charge against a man charged with killing his wife during a 2003 honeymoon diving trip to Australia.
Pa. Federal Judge Shifts E-Discovery Cost in Potential Class Action
A federal judge in Pennsylvania has ruled that given the possibility for class certification and the amount of material already produced by the defendant, the scale tips toward the plaintiffs to pay for further discovery.Nose Surgery Nets Patient $1.5 Mln. Award
Nose Surgery Nets Patient $1.5 Mln. Award By Jennifer Batchelor Special to the Legal A 55-year-old man who experienced scarring over the top of his nose following laser and dermabrasion procedures to treat rosacea was awarded $1.5 million ...Trending Stories
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