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Mori Hamada, Simpson on $4.7 Billion Suntory IPO
Anderson Mori and Sullivan & Cromwell also have roles in what is expected to be the biggest IPO in Japan this year.Former Glock General Counsel Headed for Trial on Racketeering Charges
Ram Realty sells Pompano complex for $45 million
Palm Beach Gardens-based Ram Realty sold the 225-unit apartment complex in Pompano Beach for about $45 million, according to sources familiar with the transaction. Chicago-based Real Investment Trust Equity Residential bought the Residences at Bayview, the sources said. The property had not been listed for sale.Ex-Profs Accuse John Marshall Law School of Bias
Two former associate professors at Atlanta's John Marshall Law School have filed a lawsuit alleging that their teaching contracts were not renewed in 2011 because of racial discrimination and retaliation.Make Sure Reading Employees' Personal E-Mail Is OK
Many employers have policies that limit use of the company's e-mail system and Internet access to company business. Some employees are careful not to use the company e-mail system for personal communications, but use company equipment to send messages through personal online e-mail accounts. When the employee leaves the company, can the employer search the employee's computer or the company server for such messages? Attorney Barbara A. Lee notes that general e-mail policies may not allow for such a review.View more book results for the query "*"
Senators Seek Nominees for Federal Judge Post
R. Robin [email protected] The search is on for a replacement for Judge Dudley H. Bowen Jr. of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Georgia.Bowen, 64, will take senior status in June, according to staff for Georgia's U.S. senators, who are soliciting nominations for the pending vacancy. Bowen is based in Augusta, and the district also has two full-time judges in Savannah and a senior judge in Brunswick.VerdictSearch: Age Discrimination Suit Ends With $306,300 Verdict
A former lobby supervisor of an Albertson's grocery store in El Paso has won $306,300 in a jury verdict in a case involving alleged age discrimination and retaliation. The employee had been fired after filing a complaint with the company. Albertson's contended that he was discharged for performance problems.The Secret to Networking Success
There are countless opportunities to network; the question is whether those opportunities are worth the time and effort. The fact of the matter is there is no single method of networking and marketing a firm takes patience, time and, ultimately, just plain luck.Circuit Court Permits Claims Trading By Debtors
Can a debtor engage in claims trading? That was the question presented to the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Appeal of Garlin Corp. (In re Barry B. Kreisler and Marsha D. Erenberg).Trending Stories
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