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Jeter Case Highlights Dangers of Mixed Corporate Roles
The unique marketing strategy at the heart of a lawsuit involving a luxury underwear company and former New York Yankees' shortstop Derek Jeter offered a "cautionary tale" about the dangers of mixing roles in a corporate governance setting, the Court of Chancery noted last week.
Plantronics Sanctioned $3M for Email Deletion in Antitrust Case
A Delaware federal judge has sanctioned electronics company Plantronics $3 million after finding that a high-ranking executive told his colleagues to delete emails related to an antitrust case and then wiped out thousands of his own electronic communications.
No Presumed Damages Under Dragonetti Act, Court Holds
Damages do not automatically follow a finding of a Dragonetti Act violation, the Pennsylvania Superior Court has ruled.
How GCs Can Help Mitigate Fraud and Corruption
In 2014, Joel Squadrito's company incurred $3 million in losses from economic crime. By 2015, Squadrito and his security team at Steel Dynamics Inc. had reduced that figure to less than $50,000.
Are Property and Casualty Insurers Still Prepared for the Worst?
With the hurricane season off to an early start and a prediction for more activity in 2016 than in recent past years, is the insurance industry prepared if a major hurricane strikes the United States, or has it grown complacent after enjoying 10 years without a major strike and three years since Sandy's onslaught in 2012?
Structured Settlements Can Help Employment Lawyers
Connecticut lawyers for employers and employees alike can bring an efficient conclusion to employment litigation by using nonqualified structured settlements to effect tax deferral.
Gunmaker Asks for Dismissal of Suit by Sandy Hook Survivors
A lawyer for Remington Arms asked a Connecticut judge today to dismiss a lawsuit against the gunmaker filed by the families of children and faculty killed in the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre.
Plaintiff Wants Comcast to Reveal Hackers' Identity
In a petition for pre-complaint discovery a plaintiff is asking the federal district court to make Comcast reveal the identity of a person who allegedly stole trade secrets.
Reliance on Deceptive Financial Statements Leads to Direct Claim, Justices Say
Holder claims raised in New York federal court were direct and not derivative in nature because they belonged to stockholders who alleged harm stemming from their reliance on a banking giant's supposed deception about its financial health, the Delaware Supreme Court said in answering a certified question of law.
Hulk Hogan Case Rattles Litigation Funding Firms
“It's really nothing like what we do,” one litigation finance exec said of the revelation that billionaire Peter Thiel has backed Hulk Hogan's $140 million lawsuit against Gawker.TRENDING STORIES
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