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Justices OK Disgorgement as Remedy in Case of Disloyal GC
In the case of a general counsel who was found to have committed legal malpractice and fraud, the New Jersey Supreme Court has ruled that an employer may be allowed to seek disgorgement of compensation from an employee who breaches the duty of loyalty, even if that breach did not result in economic harm to the employer.
NJ Justices Rule No Time Bar for Spill Act Contribution Claims
The New Jersey Supreme Court has ruled that the state's law that requires polluters to help pay for cleaning up contaminated sites does not impose a statute of limitations on plaintiffs looking to obtain financial contributions from potential defendants.TRENDING STORIES
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