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Rulings in 2010 in Class Actions Under CPLR Article 9
Thomas A. Dickerson, an Associate Justice of the Appellate Division, Second Department, and Kenneth A. Manning, a partner at Phillips Lytle, review 2010 class action decisions involving attorney's fees, point of sale leases, arbitration and class action waivers, cy pres settlements, cell phone bonus minutes, inverse condemnation, mortgages, wage claims and mass property torts.Chevron and its lawyers at Gibson Dunn failed to persuade the Second Circuit to reconsider the court's refusal to enjoin Ecuadorian plaintiffs from enforcing an $18 billion judgment against the oil giant. And on Friday Chevron announced it was advancing its appeal of the judgment in Ecuador. What's the next step for the oil giant and its pinstriped armada?
Daily Decision Service Alert: Vol. 22, No. 157 - August 14, 2013
Daily decision alert.Law Review Humor? You Gotta Be Kidding
Who would've thought that a law review could be such a source of amusement? Apparently, the three compilers of Amicus Humoriae, which offers 25 examples of the seriously underdeveloped genre of law review humor.Employment Policies Help Level the Playing Field
While lawyers can debate the wisdom of employee handbooks, the truth is that in-house counsel can significantly improve their company's chances of prevailing in employment litigation by carefully drafting and widely disseminating a handbook.New Challenges in Securities Class Actions
In the current economic climate, mediation may be preferable to going to trial.Having Bet Against EEOC, Brokerage Now Faces Harassment Trial
In a rare court action brought in its own name, the EEOC is gearing up for trial against a stock brokerage accused of sexual harassment and retaliation. David Lerner Associates, the target of three young female brokers' complaints, turned down the EEOC's offer to settle the case for $1.4 million, only to lose before a federal judge. Recently ruling against DLA, the judge found the commission negotiated in good faith and could include charges of "uninvited touching" that were not specifically pleaded.Trending Stories
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