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One hurdle cleared for Delta, but others remain after pilot deal
ATLANTA AP - One hurdle for Delta Air Lines Inc. is over: the nation's third-largest carrier on Friday avoided a possible strike for now by reaching a tentative deal with negotiators for its pilots union on permanent pay cuts.Now comes what could be the harder part - getting the Atlanta-based airline's 5,930 pilots, who came to the brink of a walkout, to approve the deal.Company Sanctioned Over Patents in Turn Sues Greenberg Traurig
Judge: Single Enterprise Theory Can't Pierce Corporate Veil
The theory that the corporate veil can be pierced if two corporations share common ownership and operate as a single enterprise is not recognized in Pennsylvania and can't sustain an excavating business' claims against a construction project owner unless they have a contract, a Lackawanna County Common Pleas judge ruled this month.
Pleading Common Law Fraud in the Second Circuit
Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan's Daniel L. Brockett and Jeremy D. Andersen write: Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 9(b) is clear on its face: "Malice, intent, knowledge, and other conditions of a person's mind may be alleged generally." Nonetheless, almost 40 years after the rule's adoption, the Second Circuit began requiring plaintiffs to plead facts giving rise to a "strong inference" of scienter.New Jersey Takes On Identity Theft
New Jersey's Identity Theft Protection Act was signed into law September 22 and becomes effective on Jan. 1, 2006. It is part of the wave of identity theft laws nimbly making their way through state capitols.For Your Information: What's in a Name?
Do you know the difference between Law.com, TheLaw.com, and USLaw.com? Or what life after law libraries is like in the new economy? Neither did Legal Information Alert's Donna Tuke Heroy. So she went searching, and here, in a nutshell, is what she found.
When disaster struck, the lawyers rushed in
Firms launched a multifront response to the devastating earthquake in Haiti.
Rules Address Reporting of Securities Transactions
David E. Kahen and Elliot Pisem, members of Roberts & Holland, review salient features of the final IRS regulations implementing new requirements that information concerning the adjusted basis of securities sold through a broker, and regarding whether any gain or loss from the sale is long-term or short-term, must generally be provided by the broker to the taxpayer and to the IRS.Trending Stories
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