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David Beckham's Miami Soccer Team Delays Home Opener Amid Coronavirus
The news came as Major League Soccer announced a monthlong suspension of play.'You Should Die in a Locked Closet,' Judge Said, But Appellate Court Finds No Bias
The case shows how carefully judges must choose their words from the bench.'We Went Through Years of Hell': How to Avoid a Disastrous Lateral Hire
"One person's 'prima donna tendency' is another person's misplaced expectation."Coronavirus and Teleworking—5 Considerations Before You Make the Move
The coronavirus outbreak in the United States and in other countries has caused businesses to close offices or encourage their employees to work from home.Coronavirus Is Slowing Courts. But What About the Right to a Speedy Trial?
Federal and state courts in the Nutmeg State announced this week that the jury selection process and jury trials would be delayed until at least April 13 amid fears of the coronavirus. Trials already underway would continue.View more book results for the query "*"
Ignoring Warnings Earns US Bank Compliance Officer a $450K Personal Fine
The consent order was especially critical of Michael LaFontaine repeatedly ignoring warnings by other compliance staff and by regulators that the bank's monitoring system was not adequate because it capped the number of alerts generated by suspicious transactions.NJ Federal Courts Restrict Access as Coronavirus Fears Grow
Under an order posted Thursday, entry into the court will be restrict for certain people over concerns tied to the coronavirus.Women-Owned Law Firms Should Put on CLEs to Grab In-House Counsel's Attention
"We use it as an opportunity to include minority- or women-owned firms in that bid to give them exposure to our business. We'll talk to them about the case and see how they can compete as far as strategy and fee arrangements that they offer," Anne Bancroft, associate general counsel at Exelon, said of her litigation RFP strategy to include smaller women- and minority-owned law firms.Curb's Edge Not a Dangerous Condition, Defense Argued
On Sept. 9, 2017, plaintiff Ruth Snodgrass, 76, tripped and fell on a curb of a sidewalk at the South Hills Village mall in Bethel Park. Snodgrass claimed knee injuries.South Florida Hospitality, Retail Sectors Feeling Coronavirus Impacts
Nine out of every 10 hotels in Greater Miami have reported cancellations mostly for this month — but also for April and May.Trending Stories
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