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Judge Rosemarie Williams' States She Will Not Seek Reappointment
Judge Rosemarie Williams says that old stories about her disciplinary history, including misstatements of facts, will be there to haunt her if she seeks another term.Federal jury convicts 5 former National Century executives charged in $1.9 billion fraud
COLUMBUS, Ohio AP - A federal jury on Thursday convicted five former executives of a health care company in a $1.9 billion scheme to defraud investors.The officials worked for National Century Financial Enterprises, described as the nation's largest health care financing firm before its 2002 bankruptcy.The five - some of the company's highest ranking executives - were convicted of conspiracy to commit wire and securities fraud.View more book results for the query "*"
Don't Dread the Rule 26(f) Conference
David Lender, a partner at Weil, Gotshal & Manges, writes that despite its risks and burdens, the Rule 26(f) conference, if viewed and prepared for correctly, can provide a real opportunity to limit the breadth and associated costs of electronic discovery.9th Cir. flips on 'Booker' retroactivity
If it made Judge Robert Bryan "sad and a little angry" that Federal Sentencing Guidelines in the 1990s forced him to impose draconian prison terms on two drug defendants, one can only imagine how the judge from the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington feels now.Poultry farms ramp up their precautions against bird flu
By Greg Bluestein, Associated PressGoing to the Milford family chicken farm in Cumming is like trying to infiltrate a high-security medical lab.After the car's wheels are sprayed down with disinfectant, visitors are outfitted with blue biohazard suits, clear boot coveralls, tight latex gloves and lunch-lady hairnets. Then, before entering the chicken coop, guests must immerse their feet in a soupy but powerful iodine cleanser.Pre-Judgment Assignment Of Excess Interest Approved
Reasoning that an excess insurer's risk is realized once an insured is involved in an event resulting in injury, as opposed to when a jury's subsequent verdict triggers the need for excess coverage, the state Supreme Court has affirmed 5-1 a nearly $3.5 mJudge Approves Disclosure of Company's Efforts to Discredit Blogger-Critic
A New York judge has ruled that a controversial executive seminar company cannot invoke attorney-client privilege to prevent disclosure of its efforts to discredit a critic. NXIVM Corp., formerly known as Executive Success Program Inc., runs seminars that some say are intended to foster a cult-like following. One of the group's most outspoken critics has been anti-cult blogger and deprogrammer Rick A. Ross, whom NXIVM has sued for violating its copyright by disseminating NXIVM course materials.Trending Stories
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