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Ex-UGA coach settles dispute over investments
A former University of Georgia head football coach has settled a legal dispute with a bankrupt liquidation company that accused him of recruiting other high-profile coaches to invest in a Ponzi scheme, according to federal court documents filed this week.Jim Donnan and his wife agreed to transfer about $5.5 million in cash, stocks and other assets to West Virginia-based GLC Ltd.
UPMC-Braddock Hospital v. Sebelius
Publication Date: 2010-01-25 Practice Area:
Industry: Court: 3rd Cir. Judge: Rendell, Circuit Judge. Attorneys: For plaintiff: For defendant: Case number: 08-4247
PRECEDENTIALArgued October 6, 2009Before: RENDELL and GARTH, Circuit Judges, and PADOVA, District Judge*fn1.OPINION OF THE COURTUPMC-Braddock Hospital app
For Coudert, Trouble on a Global Scale
If any law firm could claim a cosmopolitan image, it's Coudert Brothers. The New York firm was in Paris a decade before the Eiffel Tower. Fluent French, Japanese and Russian echo throughout 21 offices. But the glamour is fading. The firm, which built its reputation by expanding internationally, has been rapidly contracting. As some see it, Coudert management seems to have gotten swept up in the firm's globe-trotting history, while losing sight of the bottom line and its most profitable office: New York.Law Firms Ponied Up for Whitman in Calif. Governor's Race
Wilson Sonsini Chairman Larry Sonsini was among Meg Whitman's biggest individual backers from the law firm community in her bid for governor -- which she lost Tuesday to Jerry Brown.Centennial: Testy trial of 'Murph the Surf' capped violent crime spree ending in murders
One of the sharpest divisions between the Dade Circuit and the state attorney's office came in 1968, when Miami Beach was the destination for an ambitious beach boy with little respect for the law. By the time he arrived, Jack "Murph the Surf" Murphy had gained worldwide notoriety as a surfing champ turned cat burglar.
Federal panel irked by unused historic David W. Dyer Miami courthouse
A congressional subcommittee hammered the General Services Administration for allowing Miami's historic federal courthouse to linger unused for five years, even suggesting the scandal-plagued agency be disbanded.
Centennial: Landmark hotels Fontainebleau and Eden Roc battle over Florida sunshine
Miami Beach mogul Ben Novack was reveling in the glory of his newly built Fontainebleau Hotel in 1954 when he received ghastly news. His former partner turned rival, Harry Mufson, was about to build his own top-notch hotel right next door.Coudert's Fortunes Fading as Numbers and Profits Shrink
If any law firm could stake a claim to being cosmopolitan-even exotic -- it's Coudert Brothers. The New York firm was in Paris a decade before the Eiffel Tower. But the glamour is fading fast. During the last two years, Coudert's head count has slid from 630 to 550 lawyers, the firm has shed offices, and tried -- and failed -- to merge with Cleveland's Squire, Sanders & Dempsey. Coudert faces a litany of troubles.TRENDING STORIES
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