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Buchanan Ingersoll to Pay Adelphia Investors $12 Mil
After a decade of litigation, Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney is finally closing the book on a shareholder class action targeting the firm for the advice it gave Adelphia Communications Corp., the cable giant that went bust in a massive accounting and securities fraud scandal in 2002. Under a deal proposed in the case June 14, a class of Adelphia investors will walk away with $12 million as part of a $40 million insurance-funded settlement that Buchanan Ingersoll agreed to last year.Under a deal proposed Friday in the long-running Adelphia shareholder litigation, a class of investors will walk away with $12 million as part of a $40 million insurance-funded settlement that Buchanan Ingersoll agreed to last year.
Under a deal proposed Friday in the long-running Adelphia shareholder litigation, a class of investors will walk away with $12 million as part of a $40 million insurance-funded settlement that Buchanan Ingersoll agreed to last year.
People in the News - October 2, 2013
The U.S. Navy hosted a ceremony September 20 to mark the retirement of Captain James A. Backstrom Jr., of the Judge Advocate General's Corps, after 30 years of service.The Benefits of Involvement Beyond the Legal Community
For many young lawyers, the easy and immediate answer to the expectation of "getting involved" is participation within the legal community.Judge's Beef With Ex-Partners Raises Ethical Question
In a ruling that explored the ethical implications of practicing lawyers sharing fees with sitting judges, the Pennsylvania Superior Court has ruled that an Allegheny County trial judge who is suing his former law partners over the distribution of their now-defunct firm's assets is not entitled to an accounting of contingent fee cases that were resolved following the firm's dissolution.Blank Rome Document Production Case Nearing Resolution
The case in which the receiver of a financial services company, which turned out to be a Ponzi scheme, has sued Blank Rome in an effort to compel the production of client files the firm has related to one of the scheme's lenders is almost resolved, according to a federal judge's order.Receiver Sues Blank Rome Over Document Production
The receiver of a financial services company that turned out to be a Ponzi scheme has sued Blank Rome in an effort to compel the production of client files the firm has related to one of the scheme's lenders.State AI Legislation Is on the Move in 2024
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