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Judge Holds Execs of Failed Banks Personally Liable in FDIC Suit
A federal judge in Atlanta has taken issue with his fellow judges over whether a Georgia law protects the corporate officers and former executives of a failed bank from personal liability for the bank's losses if they are found to have neglected their corporate duties.
Attempt to Discredit JQC Witness Results in 18-Month Term
A Murray County man has been sentenced to prison for conspiring to distribute illegal drugs after he planted five packets of methamphetamine under the car of a witness cooperating with the state Judicial Qualifications Commission in an effort to discredit her.
Protect Your Firm's Premerger Communications
As merger and acquisition activity slowly starts to increase, attorneys representing corporate entities in such transactions face increased risk.
Why I ... Left the Law for More Green
That doesn't make any sense, does it? Leave my law firm for a nonprofit opportunity and make more green? Well, I couldn't resist the pun. The Ray C. Anderson Foundation, which I now direct full-time, is devoted to a sustainable future through "green" enterprise.
Santa's Will: A Parable About the Perils of Online Wills
The noise on the roof was thunderous. Did a tree just fall? Had the landlord decided that today of all days was a good time to fix the leak? With a will contest over a sizable estate coming up next week in probate court, Jim didn't need noise.
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Bad-Faith Auto Insurance Case Settles for $18 Mil.
The family of a 15-year-old who sustained catastrophic brain injuries as a result of a car accident in Lawrence County has settled their bad-faith case against an insurance company for $18 million.
Could Philadelphia Be the Next Houston?
Look at a map of the shale formations in Pennsylvania and it's immediately apparent that the southeastern portion of the state is the proverbial odd man out in terms of oil and natural gas reserves.
Applebee's Squelches Class Action Through Arbitration Clause
Despite expressing serious reservations, a federal judge in Philadelphia has enforced an arbitration clause between an employee and Applebee's, foreclosing the waiter from bringing his claim as a class action.Luv n' Care v. Regent Baby Products
Luv n' Care's 'Football Helmet' Shaped Cup Top Generic, Common, Not Protected by Lanham Act
Comments about influencing a judge's decisions are unethical
The district attorney in my county was the campaign manager for the first assistant district attorney's election campaign for judicial office. The first assistant district attorney won the election and will serve as a common pleas judge.Trending Stories
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