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Former Wal-Mart exec Coughlin asks for new hearing related to his sentence
BENTONVILLE, Ark. AP _ Former Wal-Mart Stores Inc. executive Thomas Coughlin is asking for a hearing on an appeals court ruling that could mean he will face a prison term rather than home confinement for fraud and tax evasion.Coughlin, who was once the No. 2 executive at Wal-Mart, filed papers Tuesday seeking to overturn an appeals court panel's order that the trial court conduct a new sentencing hearing.Ballot measures face criticism
ATLANTA AP - Lobbyists for teachers typically don't have much in common with conservative anti-tax advocates and government watchdogs.But the unlikely coalition recently came together outside an Atlanta elementary school with a shared purpose: to warn about constitutional Amendment 2, which would allow school tax dollars to help subsidize economic development projects around the state.Microsoft Takes Aim at Judge in Brief Asking Federal Circuit to Overturn $290 Million Judgment
In a brief filed with the Federal Circuit seeking to overturn a $290 million patent infringement judgment entered against Microsoft, the company's lawyers take aim at Texas federal Judge Leonard Davis, providing a long list of his alleged failures and missteps at trial. They also address Davis' finding that Microsoft's lead counsel made "improper arguments" when he compared Canadian company i4i to a bank seeking a bailout. Partly because of those arguments, Davis enhanced the jury's award to i4i by $40 million.View more book results for the query "*"
To Find a Good Secretary, Focus on the Big Picture
In firms' searches for qualified legal secretaries, too many focus on the trees at the expense of the forest. Their job listings specify narrow, marginally relevant criteria that are unlikely to turn up the kinds of people they want to hire.Landlord's 'Epic Delay' Frees Hospital of $380,000 Cost
Although Mount Sinai is responsible for about 19 percent of the operating expenses of a property it has leased since 1997, the landlord didn't bill the hospital until 2011, when it asked for expenses going back 12 years.Trending Stories
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