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Ally, Apple, Madoff, AT&T, Altria, JPMorgan in Court News
Ally Financial Inc.'s GMAC Mortgage unit stopped buying home loans in Massachusetts after the state accused the five biggest providers of conducting illegal foreclosures. “Recent developments have led
Updated: 12/05/2011 08:11A
Judge accused of conflict of interest in lawsuit dismissal
The loss of the lucrative contract prompted TPG to file a $250-million lawsuit against the federal government in March 2008, when Near was still an adviser to Nicholson. Near was appointed to the Federal Court 15 months later, and in a decision
Updated: 12/04/2011 05:21A
Judge accused of conflict of interest in lawsuit dismissal
The loss of the lucrative contract prompted TPG to file a $250-million lawsuit against the federal government in March 2008, when Near was still an adviser to Nicholson. Near was appointed to the Federal Court 15 months later, and in a decision
Updated: 12/04/2011 05:21A
Lawsuit Over Fiery Wreck on I-10 Highlights Trucking Liability Issues
"Damages" is the legal term for the compensation provided to accident victims or their family members from responsible parties. Typical damages for injuries often account for medical expenses, wages lost due to an inability to work,
Updated: 12/04/2011 05:08A
Week in Review: Economy, recalls lead to uncertainty across state
An attorney for the plaintiffs, however, filed a motion Friday in the Supreme Court case to voluntarily withdrawal the lawsuit. Only people residing in a senator's district are allowed to recall that senator, and petitioners are basing their recall
Updated: 12/04/2011 05:07A
Week in Review: Economy, recalls lead to uncertainty across state
An attorney for the plaintiffs, however, filed a motion Friday in the Supreme Court case to voluntarily withdrawal the lawsuit. Only people residing in a senator's district are allowed to recall that senator, and petitioners are basing their recall
Updated: 12/04/2011 05:07A
Conflicts of interest not uncommon
The lawsuit filed last week to remove a public employee from the Legislature argues that serving as an elected member of the legislative branch while working for the executive branch violates the constitution's separation of powers.
Updated: 12/04/2011 05:02A
Conflicts of interest not uncommon
The lawsuit filed last week to remove a public employee from the Legislature argues that serving as an elected member of the legislative branch while working for the executive branch violates the constitution's separation of powers.
Updated: 12/04/2011 05:02A
A modest proposal to fix the Legislature
Besides turning too many left-wingers into authoritative constitutional experts and serially obnoxious Cassandras, a conservative think tank's lawsuit to clarify the separation-of-powers clause might actually have one salutary
Updated: 12/04/2011 05:02A
A modest proposal to fix the Legislature
Besides turning too many left-wingers into authoritative constitutional experts and serially obnoxious Cassandras, a conservative think tank's lawsuit to clarify the separation-of-powers clause might actually have one salutary
Updated: 12/04/2011 05:02A
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