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Food Mkt. Merch., Inc. v. Scottsdale Indem. Co.
Click Here for FC&S Legal Expert AnalysisFood Mkt. Merch., Inc. v. Scottsdale Indem. Co. 2017 WL 2271363United States Court of Appeals,Eighth…East 93rd Street Associates LP v. Cargill
Defective Rent Demand Cannot be Amended, Cannot Form Basis for Nonpayment Proceeding
Elevator Worker Settles Arm Injury for $4.4 Million
A case involving an elevator mechanic who claimed he was injured when protective flooring slipped as he was moving an elevator door has settled for $4.4 million, according to counsel for the plaintiff.
Accountant Admits to Theft of $3.1M From Employer
A corporate accountant admitted Monday to stealing at least $3.1 million from agribusiness giant Cargill, Inc., and causing $25 million in losses to the privately held company's grain shipping operations at the Port of Albany.Food Mkt. Merch., Inc., Plaintiff, v. Scottsdale Indem. Co., Defendant.,
Click Here for FC&S Legal Expert Analysis Food Mkt. Merch., Inc.v.Scottsdale Indem. Co. 2016 WL 3976606Only the Westlaw citation is currently…
Leading GCs Urge Senate Action on Garland Nomination
The general counsel of 44 major U.S. companies are urging the U.S. Senate to consider Merrick Garland's nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Big Firms Slow to Answer Legal Services Funding Plea
It's been nearly two years since the Legal Services Corporation first turned to the nation's largest law firms for financial support. So far just 19 firms have pledged to help.
Montgomery-Reeves Dismisses TripAdvisor Derivative Suit
In her first published opinion on the Delaware Court of Chancery, Vice Chancellor Tamika Montgomery-Reeves blocked an attempt by a TripAdvisor stockholder to hold the travel advisory company liable for bad faith in granting a director restricted stock units upon his departure from the board.
Judge: Chocolate Wrappers Aren't the Place to Disclose Child Labor
A California judge ruled last week that The Hershey Co. and Nestle USA Inc. do not have to disclose on their chocolate wrappers that ingredients may have been harvested on farms using child labor.
Judge Rejects Spoiled Turkey Claim in Product Liability Case
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