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People in the News - November 7, 2013
Archer & Greiner is set to host a labor and employment breakfast seminar Friday at Tavistock Country Club in New Jersey.New Jersey Bar Examination Essay Questions and Answers − February 2012
Questions from the February 2012 bar examination and sample answers by high-scoring passers.In-House counsel: John C. McBride Jr., Loews Cineplex Entertainment
Loews Cineplex Entertainment Corp., formed by the 1998 merger of Sony/Loews Theatres and Cineplex Odeon Corp., is one of the world's largest publicly traded motion picture exhibition companies. Meet the man who leads their legal department.
Loews plans $70 million renovation of Regency in New York
Loews Corp., is planning to upgrade the Regency Hotel, its 354-room luxury property on Park Avenue in Manhattan, and expects to be completed by February 2014, when the National Football League's Super Bowl will be held nearby.
Ex-GC Based Discrimination Suit on Confidential Data, Employer Says
New York appellate court rules that a former in-house counsel who claims he was fired because his supervisor had 'a discriminatory animus toward' Jews must respond to allegations from his ex-employer that he disclosed confidential information.Ex-GC Based Discrimination Suit on Confidential Data, Loews Says
The clerk for the city's criminal cases, the Clerk of Quarter Sessions, is not reporting about $1 billion in forfeited bail, as well as $353 million in other criminal remittances like court fines, costs and restitution, to the Revenue Department, according to a City Controller's office audit.Krentsel v. Lowes Miami Beach Hotel Operating Co. Inc.
Florida's Innkeeper's Statute Found Inapplicable To Loews Holding in Action to Recover Damages
Loews loses money in 4Q partly due to Sandy
The diversified holding company Loews lost $32 million in its fourth quarter, hurt by insurance losses due to Superstorm Sandy and declining natural gas prices.Loews Quarterly Profit Falls 34 Percent
The diversified holding company Loews earned $242 million in the first quarter as its insurance business began to recover from last year's losses due to Superstorm Sandy.Ex-GC Based Discrimination Suit on Confidential Data, Employer Says
A former in-house counsel who claims he was fired because his supervisor had "a discriminatory animus toward Jewish people" must respond to allegations in a counterclaim from his former employer that he improperly disclosed confidential information in his court complaint, a New York appellate court ruled Tuesday. In a unanimous opinion, the panel concluded that the lawyer's obligation to the Loews Corp. was not overridden by the fact that he was an "at will" employee.TRENDING STORIES
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