National Law Journal
Many must decide between two difficult paths: tackle law school restructuring or close their law schools
...company and its affiliates raised about $1.7 billion from 20,000 investors between 2003 and 2009. Two banks, Wells Fargo Bank N...
National Law Journal
...of-town firms for 10 years, and this is one of the first indications that life has returned to the legal industry in L.A...
...equipment ranging from high-tech lights and sirens to lift equipment for first responders and private industry. It has diversified into other heavy...
...This year, two activist investors — Elliott Management Corp. and...of the shareholders ignores much. First, there are timing conflicts. Assume...
National Law Journal
...did anyone, from either side, ever argue that the internal projections or investor summary schedules prepared by appellants' employees were incorrect or unreliable. The only...
...company and its executives, including chief executive officer Jeffrey Immelt, of misleading investors about its exposure to subprime mortgages and other risky investments during the...
Profile of Kristin Sverchek, general counsel for Lyft Inc. and Zimride Inc
...a "tribunal" within the meaning of the statute. In the first post-Intel circuit-level decision to address the question, the...
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