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Law Firm Couldn’t Get Its Hijacked Money Back

To facilitate the closing of a real estate deal, the lawfirm as supposed to forward money to Deutsche Bank, per the payoff instructions of the mortgage and real estate services company, but unbeknownst to the law firm…

Pending Supreme Court Decision Could Upend Regulatory Ground Rules

Although the case pertains to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, the outcome will have broad implications, affecting potential corporate liability […]

Getting Full Value From Hotline Reports

Hotlines can be more effective than fraud examiners when it comes to ferreting out misconduct – and that contention comes […]

Watchful Eyes On A Disputed Cyber Insurance Claim

A case in the Illinois courts has drawn the attention of many legal and risk managers, and a variety of […]

Aldi Sues Upstart Grocery Chain Over Trade Secrets

Aldi, a rapidly growing national retail grocery chain, has filed a trade secret lawsuit against a competitor that is trying […]

SF State Settles Antisemitism Lawsuits

A recently announced settlement resolves two lawsuits alleging that San Francisco State University has fostered antisemitism. One of them had […]

Climate Activists Want To Make Fossil Fuel Industry Go Naked

As part of a strategy “to keep fossil fuels in the ground,” a movement to pressure insurance companies to avoid […]

Company Fined $5.7M For Violating Children’s Privacy; Industry Executives Are Warned

A company that markets video-creation software to children was hit with a record-breaking $5.7 million fine for violation of the […]

The Tangle Of Litigation Likely To Follow Boeing Crashes

Boeing could be taking on lawsuits from multiple angles when the dust clears on the 737 Max disasters, says a […]

One Way To Sabotage Your Own Insurance Claim

A case from the Sixth Circuit should serve as a caution for companies making an insurance claim that has any […]

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