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Insurer Must Provide Some Coverage to Parents of Killer
Differing with the earlier holding of a three-judge panel, an en banc panel of the Superior Court has ruled that a homeowners insurer should have to provide coverage to a Pittsburgh area couple sued for negligence after their mentally-disturbed adult sonJersey City To Pay $2.42M to Estate Of Teenager Shot by Police Officer
Large settlements and verdicts in New Jersey.Olympic Hopeful Awarded $1.5 Mil. For Car Accident Injuries
A Philadelphia jury awarded $1.5 million to a 24-year-old wrestler who hoped to try out for the U.S. Olympic wrestling team but abandoned those plans after suffering multiple injuries in a car crash.Manatt Employment Partner to Start Boutique
The chairman of Manatt, Phelps & Phillips' employment group is leaving to launch his own boutique in what he called a "long-held dream." John Fox said he'll be able to slash rates for clients 20 percent, and provide a 25 percent raise to his employees, due to more efficient operations. "The big law firm model is failing," said Fox, adding: "I think we are going to be a land again of law firms with 10 to 15 lawyers, because the economic efficiencies are so great."Olympic Hopeful Awarded $1.5 Million for Car Accident Injuries
A Philadelphia jury awarded $1.5 million to a 24-year-old wrestler who hoped to try out for the U.S. Olympic wrestling team but abandoned those plans after suffering multiple injuries in a car crash. Elgar Richards -- who sustained injuries to his foot, elbow and shoulder in the accident -- made no claims for wage loss or medical expenses, but emphasized that the injuries from the accident left him unable to pursue his Olympic dream, according to court documents.U.S. earnings masked by energy profit down most since 2009
Income at oil and gas producers will fall 24 percent in the three months ending in September. Excluding the retreat, earnings in the benchmark gauge for U.S. stocks would climb 2.5 percent, the 12th straight increase, amid gains for banks and computer makers.GCs Find Corporate Oasis in Dubai
The boom is on in Dubai, the Persian Gulf emirate of 1.2 million, and the help-wanted sign is out for corporate counsel. Seventeen percent of Fortune 500 companies now have offices there, and Dubai government-owned entities are rapidly growing their legal departments. DP World's GC, George Dalton, says he's fortunate to be in the right place at the right time: "Dubai itself is in growth mode -- real estate, hotels, airlines, the maritime industy, you name it, it's an exciting place to be."Creating a Culture of Compliance
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