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Workplace Stress-Busting Tips for the Holiday Race
Put away the chips. Don't act stressed around colleagues. And try to laugh. This, too, will pass.
Northwestern, William Mitchell College Snag Large Gifts
Northwestern University School of Law received a $15 million gift from alumnus Neil Bluhm and the Bluhm Family Charitable Foundation—the largest single gift in its history. Meanwhile, alumnus Louis Ainsworth has pledged $1 million to his alma mater, the William Mitchell College of Law, to endow a chair in law and business.
Using Big Data to Prevent Fraud and Enforce Compliance
The ascent of Big Data has introduced an important new factor into the world of economic crimes and investigations. But just because there is more information to look at doesn't mean that the information will be any easier to find and analyze.
Lawyer Sues 'Fortune Teller' for Fraud After Alleged Theft
Houston attorney Michael G. Busby Jr. paid a "fortune teller" $500 for a "ritual to reunite husband and wife." He also alleges in a lawsuit that he gave her $2,700 in cash so she could "cleanse" it, but she has failed to return the money.
JPMorgan, FDIC Clash Over WaMu Liabilities
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Escalating a multibillion-dollar game of hot potato, JPMorgan and its lawyers at Sullivan & Cromwell on Tuesday sued the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., arguing that the bank regulator is on the hook for massive liabilities incurred by Washington Mutual Inc.
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Austin Firm Nonsuits Claims Against Ex-Associate
An Austin personal-injury firm has nonsuited its claims against an ex-associate in a case that raises questions about the proper way for a lawyer to leave a firm for a new job.
Prior-Knowledge Provisions and Reporting of Claims
As a general rule, attorney professional liability policies in Pennsylvania are "claims made" policies. This means a claim must be made during the policy period or the extended reporting period (ERP), if applicable, in order for there to be coverage.
Supreme Court Dismisses HRT Punitive Damages Appeal
The state Supreme Court has thrown out the appeal of a drug company seeking to overturn an $8.6 million punitive damages award in a hormone replacement therapy products liability case brought by a woman who developed breast cancer while taking Prempro.
Apollo-Cooper Tire Merger Runs a Flat
A court declares Apollo Tyres LTD can legally walk away from a pending merger with Cooper Tire & Rubber Co., putting pressure on Cooper to lower their asking price or lower their expectations for the deal.
Opinion: In Democracy, True Patriots Question The Government
I am feeling patriotic by proxy. Earlier this month, the British Parliament hauled the editor of The Guardian, one of that country's most respected papers, before the Home Affairs Select Committee and questioned his patriotism.Trending Stories
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