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Owners, Majority Stockholders Are Subject to State Law on D&O Fraud
A state appeals court has ruled for the first time that a 25-year-old criminal law aimed at corporate officers and directors is enforceable against corporate owners and majority shareholders who use a business for criminal purposes.View more book results for the query "S W Inc"
Insurer Not Liable for Flaws in Church Building
A church seeking to recover a million-dollar verdict from an insurer is out of luck because the claimed damages weren't caused by an "occurrence" during the policy period, the Pennsylvania Superior Court has ruled. The company that built the structurally flawed buildings was liable for $1.2 million, but its insurers weren't because the policy had expired by the time the church became aware of the flaws.Electrician Settles With Builder After Fall
A Northeastern Pennsylvania electrician who fell through the gap in a plywood floor at the site of a renovation project has settled for $670,000 with the building company contracted to develop the property.Trending Stories
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