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...of GDP. Countries on the low end of the range—the Netherlands, Belgium, and Portugal—had costs around 0.4 percent. Legal liability...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...the Pennsylvania Bar Association's midyear meeting in St. Maarten, Netherland Antilles. Brandt, along with David Ladov, co-chair...
Carefree Twitter messages about traveling and partying held down damages awarded by a Gwinnett County State Court jury to a woman who was injured in a car accident, said attorneys in the case
Originally Published: Daily Report
The legal community was far from immune from the effects of Hurricane Sandy, which forced courts to close their doors, oral arguments to be canceled and law firms to shutter their offices up and down
...with Massachusetts to support the exercise of personal jurisdiction." Netherlands-based GPS maker TomTom, which does business in Concord, Mass., filed suit...
Whistleblower Stephanie Schweizer wasn?t interested in settling her government-contracting fraud suit for $1.2 million, an amount far from the $165 million in claims she lodged against the internatio
For companies that conduct business overseas, especially in emerging or third-world markets, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and its high-profile, high-dollar settlements are all too familia
As corporations are doing more with less, a major issue affecting in-house legal departments is the rise of the number of internal investigations conducted each year
In 2009, United States authorities led the way on international cartel enforcement with more investigations, pleas, fines and prison sentences than any other jurisdiction
...litigation in Lago Agrio, Ecuador, and an international arbitration in The Hague, Netherlands, between Chevron and the Republic of Ecuador occurring pursuant to the Bilateral...
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