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Fortier v. Flambeau Plastics Co., a Div. of Flambeau Corp.
Click Here for FC&S Legal Expert Analysis Fortierv.Flambeau Plastics Co., a Div. of Flambeau Corp.164 Wis.2d 639Court of Appeals of Wisconsin.James…Minter Ellison Recruits Tax Team from Maddocks
Partners Carmen McElwain, Peter Poulos and Chris Kinsella have been hired to bolster the Australian firm's disputes and risk management practices.
Changed Landscape in Insider Trading Law: Second Circuit's Newman Decision
David I. Miller and Ryan D. Nassau discuss the recent ground-breaking decision "United States v. Newman," where the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit found that to be guilty of insider trading, a tippee of material non-public information must know that the insider who conveyed the information (on which trades were made) did so in exchange for a personal benefit.
Judge Considers Tossing Insider Trading Guilty Pleas
A Southern District judge said he is leaning toward tossing out four guilty pleas in an insider-trading case, the latest fallout from a recent appeals court ruling criticizing prosecutors' tactics.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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Law Firm Diversity Action Plan: The Working Parent
Did you know that the United States is the only developed country not to offer paid maternity leave as part of a federal policy? I certainly didn't.
Man Injured by 'Potato Cannon' Collects $2.58M
A Clayton County firm that services railroad yards across the country has paid $2.58 million to a Kansas rail yard worker who sued after he suffered a traumatic brain injury caused by a makeshift cannon fired by fellow employees.
Internal Dispute at Napoli Bern Spawns More Litigation
Internal disputes at Napoli Bern Ripka Shkolnik continue to roil the 80-attorney personal injury firm.$200,000 for Car Accident Resulting in Spine Injuries
A car accident that resulted in spine injuries led to a $200,000 settlement for the plaintiff.Commercial Property Owner Awarded $10.1M in Condemnation Case
A Bergen County jury on Oct. 23 awarded the owners of a parcel of land located in Maywood and Rochelle Park, N.J., $10.098 million as compensation for its condemnation by the state for the construction of a highway overpass in New Jersey v. 200 Route 17.Trending Stories
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