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- 1From:National Review (Vol. 69, Issue 20)The above-named plaintiffs--and others to be included at a later date--allege that in separate instances the above-named defendant, James Bond, repeatedly made unwanted advances upon their persons, in locations...
- 2From:MIT Technology Review (Vol. 120, Issue 3)When should a criminal defendant be required to await trial in jail rather than at home? Software could significantly improve judges' ability to make that call. In a study from the National Bureau of Economic Research,...
- 3From:American Banker (Vol. 1, Issue 62)Byline: Ian McKendry WASHINGTON -- Senate Banking Committee Chairman Mike Crapo acknowledged Thursday that a broad Dodd-Frank relief package is likely out of reach, but said targeted reforms could still pass. "In...
- 4From:Workforce (Vol. 95, Issue 7)An employer can find itself on the hook for unpaid wages and benefits when it allows individuals to work in exchange for training and experience rather than compensation. This issue arose when the plaintiffs voluntarily...
- 5From:The New Yorker (Vol. 81, Issue 18)If hard cases make bad law, as a three-hundred-year-old courthouse saying has it, then the case of Gonzales et al. v. Raich et al. ought to have been easy and good. The case is--or appears to be--about marijuana and...
- 6From:Maclean's (Vol. 109, Issue 47)Former football star O. J. Simpson denied allegations that he had made sexual advances towards an 18-year-old court assistant during his current civil trial over the murders of his wife Nicole and a friend. Amber...
- 7From:New York Magazine (Vol. 41, Issue 12)Events at the U.S. District Court in Brooklyn took an ugly turn recently when defendant Victor Wright, faced with a life sentence for his third drug conviction, lunged at prosecutor Carolyn Pokorny with a contraband...
- 8From:Business Insurance (Vol. 41, Issue 10)Byline: GLORIA GONZALEZ TORONTO-In a decision that curtails a possible expansion in the scope of liability coverage, the Ontario Court of Appeal overturned a lower court ruling that invalidated a criminal conduct...
- 9From:Wisconsin Law JournalByline: David Ziemer The economic loss doctrine does not bar a claim for malicious injury to business, the Wisconsin Supreme Court held on Dec. 13. The holding affirms a decision of the court of appeals, Brew City...
- 10From:Wisconsin Law JournalByline: David Ziemer A defendant must file a notice of appeal to preserve an objection to his sentence, even though the judge imposed an "alternative" conditional sentence. The Seventh Circuit held that in its U.S....
- 11From:Automotive News (Vol. 87, Issue 6562)Byline: Eric Freedman A Philadelphia jury has ordered a local Toyota dealership to pay six crash victims $15.7 million for its negligent maintenance and repair of the 2006 Toyota Sienna rental in which they were...
- 12From:Wisconsin Law JournalByline: David Ziemer The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Dec. 14 heard oral arguments on whether sec. 893.55(7), which permits juries to hear evidence of a plaintiff's compensation from other sources in a medical...
- 13From:The Ohio CPA Journal (Vol. 54, Issue 3)In September 1994, the American Tort Reform Association (ATRA) concluded a study of political contributions by the plaintiff's lawyer industry in the United States. The study looked at campaign contributions by...
- 14From:The Non-profit Times (Vol. 28, Issue 6)The New York Department of Health's regulations on use of funds and executive salary caps, including nonprofits, were struck down, with the judge saying Gov. Andrew Cuomo exceeded his authority when he enacted the...
- 15From:American Banker (Vol. 177, Issue 77)Byline: Jeff Horwitz SAN FRANCISCO a Plaintiffs' attorneys have sued scores of banks over the manipulation of overdraft fees. But they've never enjoyed a more complete victory than in Gutierrez v. Wells Fargo (WFC)....
- 16From:Phi Delta Kappan (Vol. 83, Issue 10)IN RESPONSE not only to popular demand but also to the unexpected availability of a French judge from the winter Olympics, it's time, once again, for the Minor Suit Awards in education litigation.1 The purpose of the...
- 17From:The Humanist (Vol. 74, Issue 5)A SKILLED, DEDICATED CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEY SITS ALONE WITH HIS CLIENT IN A DREARY JAILHOUSE HOLDING CELL. THE DEFENDANT IS CHARGED WITH A SERIOUS FELONY AND, UNFORTUNATELY FOR HER, THE PROSECUTION'S EVIDENCE OF...
- 18From:WWD (Vol. 208, Issue 92)Byline: KHANH T.L. TRAN Judge: U.S.-made Labeling Suit Can Proceed LOS ANGELES - A federal judge has denied a request by AG and Nordstrom to dismiss a lawsuit alleging they mislabeled American-made jeans based...
- 19From:Maclean's (Vol. 125, Issue 24)ON THE MORNING he was sentenced to life in prison, serial predator Russell Williams stood up in court and spoke to his victims. Tears in his eyes, his voice barely a whisper, the ex-colonel said he was "indescribably...
- 20From:American Banker (Vol. 1, Issue 162)Byline: Kevin Wack A federal appeals court has dealt the retail sector a setback in the ongoing fight over surcharges on credit card purchases. The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled recently that a New York...