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Renewable Energy Sector Could Triple Annual Insurance Spending by 2020, Report Finds
The renewable energy industry could be spending three times as much on insurance every year by 2020 to mitigate risks to projects, according to a new report…George Spedding Named Vice President of Claims at Scottsdale Insurance
Scottsdale Insurance Company has named George Spedding as vice president of claims, replacing Susan Wain, who has retired. Mr. Spedding will provide direction…Rajaratnam seeks rehearing before 2nd Circuit
Two years after he was convicted of insider trading, Raj Rajaratnam is still trying to clear his name.Litigation: Using case law and ethical rules to negotiate “reasonable” billing rates
There are some creative tools that in house counsel can utilize to assure that the hourly litigation rates which are charged are reasonable and appropriate.In Blow to Business, Judge Upholds Conflict-Mineral Rule
A federal judge on Wednesday upheld a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission rule that will require about 6,000 publicly traded companies to report whether their products contain four so-called conflict minerals from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where warlords use proceeds from the mineral sales to finance murder, rape and torture.View more book results for the query "*"
Tech Companies Want Data Breach Notification Law
Technology companies are urging the U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee to pass a data breach notification bill—for the fourth time since 2005.Rihanna sues Topshop for using her face on a T-shirt
Singer Rihanna is known for her fashion sense, but its safe to say she wont be wearing a Topshop T-shirt bearing her face on it.5 of the strangest lawsuits making headlines
Amelia Earhart's plane, a controversial advice column and three more lawsuits in the newsBooks-and-Records Action Dismissed for Failing to Comply With Section 220
In Barnes, plaintiff Kevin Barnes, representing himself pro se, claimed to be a minority stockholder of defendant Telestone Technologies Corp. Telestone was a Delaware corporation with headquarters in China. Barnes alleged that he had purchased stock in Telestone on April 12. He made a books-and-records demand pursuant to Section 220 on April 15. Attached to the demand letter was a sworn affidavit by Barnes affirming that he was a beneficial owner of Telestone stock. According to the demand, Barnes' purpose was to value his Telestone common stock in light of Telestone's April 2 announcement that it would be unable to timely file its Form 10-K. The plaintiff repeated his demand on April 23. Telestone failed to respond, so Barnes filed his books-and-records complaint April 30. Telestone moved to dismiss the complaint under Court of Chancery Rule 12(b)(6) for failure to state a claim.Trending Stories
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