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Henry Jury Awards $2.6M to Target of Racial Slurs
Following a trial featuring testimony detailing unrelenting racist verbal abuse targeting a worker at an auto parts business, a Henry County jury ordered the business and its owner to pay more than $2.6 million, including $925,000 in punitive damages and $290,470 in attorney fees.
Disputed Back Injury in Auto Crash Nets $1.4M
A 51-year-old carpenter who hurt his back in a low-speed rear-end collision has won a $1.4 million verdict in Henry County State Court. The defense had offered a $40,000 settlement.
Key Component in Collections is Time
As year-end approaches in a sluggish economy, law firms are beginning to focus more on how to manage and collect receivables.
Navigate the Minefield of Fiduciary Liability as a 401(k) Plan Sponsor
The media regularly carries stories of the struggles faced by those trying to save for a secure retirement. Employers are rapidly shifting away from defined benefit plans, in which employees were assured a certain level of retirement benefits based on years of service, in favor of defined contribution plans, such as 401(k) plans, in which an employee's retirement income will be derived from the accumulated contributions made to their account.
After Hours: Judge Allen Retires
Chattahoochee District Judge John Allen, who retired at the end of October after more than 25 years on the bench, was honored in his hometown with a reception at the Columbus Convention and Trade Center attended by about 300 people, including dozens of judges and justices.
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New Jersey Business Litigation 2025
Authors: Paul A. Rowe, Andrea J. Sullivan
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Foreclosure Conference Denied in Commercial Transaction
A foreclosure action on a residential mortgage, triggered by a default on the commercial loan the mortgage was used as collateral for a personal guaranty of, is not entitled to a mandatory settlement conference, a Brooklyn appellate court has decided.
Study Finds Factors That Affect Physician Satisfaction
Quality of care and electronic health records have significant effects on physicians' professional satisfaction, according to a study conducted by the RAND Corporation and sponsored by the American Medical Association (AMA).Trending Stories
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