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Home renters expecting boon from Olympics
Londoners are already seeking tenants to stay in their homes during the 2012 Olympic Games, asking as much as 70 percent more than typical apartment rents to capitalize on an expected shortage of hotel rooms.About 320,000 foreigners will travel to London in the six weeks from the start of the Olympics to the end of the Paralympics, competing for about 120,000 hotel rooms available by then, the U.Attorney's Fees Awards and Insurance
Lawrence Klein and Jeffrey Winn, partners at Sedgwick, Detert, Moran & Arnold, write that a recent ruling has reaffirmed the rule that attorney's fees cannot be recovered by policy holders who sue their insurers to establish coverage for claims under their policies.When Can You Seek to Vacate an Arbitration Award?
"Do you ever do anything right when it comes to alternative dispute resolution? How do you keep attracting clients if all you do is make mistakes?"Determining Rates for Medical Services Covered Under No-Fault
Vincent F. Gerbino, a partner at Bruno, Gerbino & Soriano, and Mitchell S. Lustig, an associate at the firm, offer a primer to help the attorney better understand the fee schedule. It will also specifically discuss two of the more common fee schedule issues faced by the practitioner.Miami case puts another chink in Fourth Amendment
In the age of terrorism, national security trumps the Bill of Rights. The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled a 60-year-old Salvadoran man had no expectation of privacy in his crew quarters on a cargo ship.'Meritless' Suit Costs Attorney Over $107,000 in Legal Fees
Western District Judge John Curtin had previously declined to award counsel fees, finding that Suzanne Taylor's suit against the neighbors who cleaned her patio while she was away was not entirely unreasonable, but the matter was remanded by the Second Circuit.Southwest risks its keep-it-simple strategy
Southwest Airlines Co. Chief Executive Officer Gary Kelly, taking on his biggest acquisition ever, is dismantling the carrier's keep-it-simple strategy in a bid to reignite growth. The largest U.S. low-fare carrier's decision to buy AirTran Holdings Inc. for $1.4 billion will mark its first foray into a second jet type and its first boost in seating capacity since the end of 2008.Hojnowski v. Vans Skate Park et al
Where the parent, in order for her son to use a commercial skateboard park, executed a release and waiver on his behalf, the provision for arbitration is enforceable; however, no New Jersey statute, rule or decision authorized the parent to sign a pretort agreement limiting the liability of a tortfeasor to exclude negligent conduct, and the waiver of liability is unenforceable against her son.Trending Stories
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