The Legal Intelligencer
The CEO was livid, and justifiably so, after being informed that his company's supplier intended to breach its supply agreement. It was evident that the path going forward would lead to litigation, a
Sixteen of the nation's largest mortgage servicers have pledged to exercise tighter control over the law firms they hire to represent them in foreclosure actions under a settlement announced yesterda
...upheld the suit's dismissal in favor of Cigna Corp. and MetLife Inc. and their subsidiaries. The May 14 decision, written by...
Is New York Law School's Annette Gordon-Reed, the Pulitzer Prize-winning law professor/historian, on President Obama's Supreme Court "short list"? Or, Alabama lawyer Bryan Stevenson, a MacArthur Foun
...3 Thursday in the case of an Ohio woman who sued MetLife Inc. over a disability claim. She contended insurance companies have a financial...
...Adam Laver at 215-569-5764. ELECTED AND APPOINTED Adaptive Solutions Inc., a provider of support and consulting services for law firms and...
... WASHINGTON (AP) _ When Wanda Glenn first sought disability benefits from MetLife Inc. in 2000, she "never in a million years" expected it would...
...served as a summer associate in the legal affairs division at MetLife Inc. in Warwick, R.I. Tyler S. Graden...
...Toy v. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. In response, MetLife's attorney, B. John Pendleton of McCarter & English in Newark, N.J...
...York City. In assessing the trademark claim in MetLife Inc. v. Metropolitan National Bank, Southern District Judge P. Kevin Castel...
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