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Negligent Expert Can Be Sued for Malpractice
An expert witness is not protected from professional malpractice liability by the doctrine of witness immunity, Pennsylvania's Supreme Court ruled. The expert's testimony was stricken because a mathematical error pointed out to him during cross-examination completely undermined his calculation of a plaintiff's damages. Plaintiffs claim the bungled expert testimony offered in a breach of contract suit in 1989 cost them $2.7 million.At Harvard Law, They'd Rather Not Be in Philadelphia
In his federal courts class, Harvard Law School Professor Richard H. Fallon lectures on two landmark Supreme Court rulings arising from Pennsylvania cases -- 1938's Erie v. Tompkins and 1961's U.S. v. Clearfield -- but few of his students consider actually practicing in Philadelphia. It seems the city can't shake its second-tier status in the eyes of Harvard Law School students.Deadline for Filing Bias Claims Extended
A work-sharing agreement between the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the New York State Division of Human Rights extends the time for filing employment discrimination claims from 180 to 300 days, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled. Recognizing an interpretation already adopted by several other circuits, the appeals court found that a complaint filed with the EEOC within 300 days is deemed timely, despite a widely recognized 180-day federal filing deadline. New York Law JournalSouth battles poverty as right-to-work lure fades
Nineteen years ago, when BMW announced a new factory off Interstate 85 in Spartanburg, South Carolina looked like the king of smokestack recruiting. The world's biggest manufacturer of luxury vehicles would make the city a "Mecca of foreign investment in the United States," The Independent of London predicted.GC Ann Baskins Faces the Eye of the HP Storm
Ann Baskins has spent almost her entire career at Hewlett-Packard, and has been GC for the past six years. Now she's very near the center of a growing storm over the boardroom investigation at the computing giant. Newspaper stories detailing the crisis place Baskins at several key junctures in the ongoing saga questioning the investigative techniques used concerning press leaks by board members. Though the drama has yet to play out, there are already calls, in some quarters, for Baskins to be fired.Corporate Transparency Act Resource Kit
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