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The trend has far-reaching implications, for everything from city planning and healthcare to the design and marketing of consumer products: […]
Popular outrage at the corporate tax strategy known as inversion has been building, and Democrats, including the President and Senator […]
The largest group of fast-food workers ever assembled gathered in a Chicago suburb over the weekend, just a few miles […]
The definition of “obsolescence” makes a $1.6 million difference in a case determining what an insurance company owed after a Michigan building was burned down.
An Alabama Supreme Court decision in Owners Ins. Co. v. Jim Carr Homebuilder, LLC, highlights a growing majority among courts nationwide which have held that damage to a construction or building project, purportedly due to the policyholder’s faulty workmanship, can constitute a covered “occurrence” under a commercial general liability policy.
Retaliation, disability and pregnancy rights, and non-compete agreements top the list of key employment issues that are likely to face in-house counsel in the last half of the year.
An insurer failed to recognize that workers supplied by a staffing agency would be considered hospital employees, and ended up liable for millions in damages after a botched delivery.
The timing of a termination – especially when it concerns an employee who is having a child – is very important, despite what you think the courts say, Franczek Radelet P.C. attorney (and expectant father) Jeff Nowak says.
Alan C. Greenberg, who built Bear Stearns and, some have said, shares responsibility for its collapse around the financial collapse […]
James J. Schiro, the lead director of Goldman Sachs, has retired and will be replaced by Adebayo O. Ogunlesi. Ogunlesi, […]
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