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Flaster Greenberg Hit With Lawsuit By Ex-Associate
A former Flaster Greenberg associate has sued the firm, alleging she was fired soon after she notified the firm's human resources department that the shareholder she was working under was creating a hostile work environment.Lake Worth restaurant picked up for $1.2 million
N.Y. Judge Denies Class Certification in Two Mortgage-Backed Securities Cases, Finding Individual Issues Predominate
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Really, it's no wonder the plaintiffs bar is filing all those get-rich-quick post-merger announcement suits. It's just too hard these days to succeed with old-fashioned securities fraud class actions.
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Arbitration Board Was Improperly Composed Under Foreign Awards Recognition Convention
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Strictly construing the Pennsylvania liquor code's provisions for take out beer sales, an en banc panel of the Commonwealth Court ruled a convenience store cannot sell malt beverages for consumption off premises if it doesn't allow patrons to imbibe on thCollege student pleads not guilty in terrorism case
ATLANTA AP - A college student accused of aiding terrorists pleaded not guilty Thursday in a case his lawyer said amounts to nothing more than "imprudent talk."Syed Ahmed, a 21-year-old Georgia Tech student, wore a long beard and a T-shirt as he was led into a federal courtroom in handcuffs and leg irons for the brief arraignment.Official Fired After Insurance Fund for Injured Workers Loses More Than $300M
The Ohio state insurance fund for injured workers fired its top investments manager Wednesday following more than $300 million in fund losses and the disappearance of as much as $13 million invested in rare coins. Chief investments officer James McLean had been on paid leave since June as increasing financial losses were discovered at the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation. He has not been accused of any criminal wrongdoing but was fired for poor performance.Trending Stories
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