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Fired Compliance Officer Sues MoneyGram Claiming Retaliation for Citing Violations
Lozada claims he was fired after six months on the job after he repeatedly brought up compliance failures that allegedly violated the company's 2012 deferred prosecution agreement with the Department of Justice and a 2009 order by the Federal Trade Commission.
ABA Votes Down Tougher Bar Pass Standard for the Second Time
While the American Bar Association's House of Delegates rejected a proposal to tighten the bar pass standard for law schools, the arm of the organization that oversees legal education could still enact the change.
In Media Glare on Diversity, Paul Weiss Says It Takes a 'Different' View
In an internal email, chairman Brad Karp partly rebutted a New York Times report on the firm's struggles surrounding diversity, writing that its record was "significantly better than our peer firms."
Woodbridge Group Slapped With $1 Billion Penalty for Ponzi Scheme
A federal court in Miami ordered real estate developer Woodbridge Group, its 128 affiliate companies and former CEO Robert H. Shapiro to pay $1 billion in penalties and disgorgement for running a Ponzi scheme that hurt 8,400 investors, many of whom were senior citizens.
Photographer Accuses Attorney General's Campaign of Copyright Infringement
A professional photographer is suing the campaign of Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr, claiming that the campaign of the state's top legal officer used a photograph without securing permission or a licensing agreement. Another photographer has a similar infringement suit pending against Gov. Brian Kemp's campaign.
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StarKist Agrees to $20.5M Settlement With Walmart Over Canned Tuna Price-Fixing Conspiracy
“StarKist is pleased to resolve this matter with our valued customer, Walmart," StarKist vice president and general counsel Scott Meece said.
Pittsburgh-Based StarKist Agrees to $20.5M Accord With Walmart Over Tuna Price-Fixing Conspiracy
“StarKist is pleased to resolve this matter with our valued customer, Walmart," StarKist vice president and general counsel Scott Meece said.
ABA Recognizes NYC Law Project That Provides Affordable Legal Services
“We hope that this recognition from the ABA signals to the legal community that there is a need for projects like ours and that the crisis in the justice system isn't insoluble,” said Mary Lu Bilek, dean of CUNY Law.
Hall Booth Notches Defense Win After 3-Week Med-Mal Trial
The plaintiffs never demanded less than $10 million to settle their claims against a doctor accused of failing to order an emergency exploratory surgery for a woman who lost her small intestine due to a blocked bowel.
Cohen Announces New Counsel Ahead of Expected Congressional Testimony
President Donald Trump's former attorney and fixer pleaded guilty to lying to Congress and other charges in December, and is scheduled to testify before the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee in February.TRENDING STORIES
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