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Connecticut Employment Law Blog
ESPN Settles Lawsuit with Former Baseball Analyst Harold Reynolds
A contentious litigation between Bristol, Connecticut based-ESPN and its former baseball analyst, Harold Reynolds, was settled on Tuesday, according to a report by the Associated Press. The lawsuit, filed in…
Securities Law Prof Blog
Parmalat Suit Against Citigroup Set for Trial in New Jersey
The trial in New Jersey state court brought by Parmalat against Citigroup for allegedly assisting former Parmalat management in committing financial fraud will begin next month. Citigroup sought to dismiss…
Labor Law Prof Blog
The Relationship Between Litigation and Tenure
Walter Olson over at Overlawyered, commenting on a post written by Robert Weissberg, puts forth this provocative commentary:As universities grow apprehensive of lawsuits filed by junior facultyhired for tenure-track positions…
Property of the Estate
Fedders Creditors’ Committe Gets Authority to Sue
On March 24, 2008, Judge Brendan L. Shannon of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware, authorized the committee of unsecured creditors in the Fedders North America, Inc. bankruptcy to file…
M & A Law Prof Blog
More CCU Litigation Docs
Download ny_cc_media_motion_to_dismiss_counterclaim_4908.pdf Download tx_banks_opposition_to_temp_injunction_4808.pdf
The Contingency
Fifth Circuit Vacates $72 Million Sanctions Award
May a federal court impose sanctions for intentionally prolonging a lawsuit for the improper purpose of forcing a party opponent to cause transfer of a Redwood forest to the misbehaving…
Legal Writing Prof Blog
getting sued
By legalwriting
J. Craig Williams, the author of one of my favorite blogs, May It Please the Court, has written a new book (coming out in June) that is certain to get…
Minnesota Family Law Blog
Can I Recover Attorney Fees & Costs During Divorce?
There are two ways for litigants recover attorney’s fees from the other party in a Minnesota divorce. The first involves need-based fees. The second involves fees awarded because of inappropriate behavior (“bad-faith conduct”) on…
The Trademark Blog
Stoller Wins Procedural Motion Against Google
Latest in Stoller saga. Google went after Stoller 'alter egos' but not Stoller himself so Stoller 'intervened.' Next to last paragraph re $10,000 fine of interest. document.write(''); Read this doc…
M & A Law Prof Blog
Bear Documents
New York Complaint - Download in_re_bear_litigation_complaint.pdf Transcript of Hearing Before Parsons -- Download bear_stearns_3.31.08 hearing transcript del.pdf