New York Law Journal
...the two main theories LIBOR investors have relied on so far: antitrust liability and racketeering ...
...oversight—are proven at trial, the directors potentially could face personal liability. While nothing about these recent cases indicates a radical change in Delaware...
...to permit informed appellate review of the issues presented, including whether successor liability is properly imposed upon defendant-appellant in connection with the allegedly defective...
...was negligent in failing to clean the staircase, and sought to impose liability, also arguing the lighting in the staircase was inadequate and they lacked...
...was not liable for plaintiff's alleged injuries as that section shifted liability for injuries arising from a defective sidewalk condition from the city to...
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