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Seyfarth Shaw: California Labor and Employment Law Update Feb 01, 2005
Long & Levitt: Multi-step grievance procedure in agreement between uni... Jan 26, 2005
LONG LLP EMPLOYMENT LAW UPDATE. January 26, 2005 California Law
Jones Walker: Appeals Court Overturns Trial Court and Holds Ford Free... Jul 02, 2004
OK s Featherweight Proof Of Cause In Jones Act Asbestos Disease Case Federal Suit Against Drug Manufacturer Barred By Prior State Malpractice Suit Air Bag Case Dismissed for Lack of Expert Testimony Connecting Damages to Alleged Defect Appeals Court Overturns Trial Court and Holds Ford Free of Fault in Gas Tank Design Case Nail Gun Maker Wins Summary Judgment On Unreasonably Dangerous Design Element Federal Judge Finds Captain s Chair Maker Liable Under Maritime Products Law Exclusivity
Coudert Brothers: When disaster strikes: options and remedies in Internat... Jul 01, 2003
While arbitration is an effective means of settling disputes there are other options that should also be considered. International energy disputes frequently arise from the act of a government body, either where the state entity is party to the contract, or by the intervention of the state in a private contract
Baker & McKenzie: July 2003 Jul 01, 2003
...com/NALPG Links to Other Baker zie Newsletters E-Commerce Law Alert Employment Law Alert Links to Past Issues of the International Litigation ration Alert. This Alert has been prepared for clients and professional associates of Baker zie
Garvey Schubert Barer: State Responsibility for Regulatory Measures Under Inte... Jan 01, 2003
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Baker & McKenzie: November 2002 Nov 01, 2002
...com/NALPG Links to Other Baker zie Newsletters E-Commerce Law Alert Employment Law Alert Links to Past Issues of The International Litigation ration Alert This Alert has been prepared for clients and professional associates of Baker zie. If advice concerning individual matters or other expert assistance is required, the service of a competent professional advisor should be sought
Greenberg Traurig: War on Terrorism Causes the U.S. State Department to Re... Oct 01, 2002
War on Terrorism Causes the U.S. State Department to Request U.S. Federal Court to Decline Jurisdiction in a Case Related to Labor and Employment Law Issues PUBLICATIONS ARTICLES 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 GT Article War on Terrorism Causes the U.S. State Department to Request U.S. Federal Court to Decline Jurisdiction in a Case Related to Labor and Employment Law Issues, As Well As Other Claims But Ninth Circuit Decision Demonstrates Need for Supreme Court
Coudert Brothers: CB Entertainment and Media World Aug 01, 2002
The newsletter is a collaboration of lawyers from some of Coudert Brothers' 26 offices and 5 associated offices in 19 countries. Court Holds That Assignment of an Exclusive License Requires the Consent of Original Licensor Prosecution Under Anti-trafficking Provisions of DMCA Heading for Trial Judge Stays "Snooping Order" in Paramount v. ReplayTV Case and Replay TV Users Sue Media Companies FCC Pushes Digital Television Transition FCC Convenes International Broadband Symposium An Insider's View
Thelen Reid: Florida Contractor Entitled to Due Process in Licensing... Jun 24, 2002
Florida Contractor Entitled to Due Process in Licensing Board Disciplinary Proceeding Economic Loss Rule InapplicableEngineer Held Liable to Subcontractor for Defects in Plans, Specifications, Inspections Unjust EnrichmentConstruction Lender Required to Pay Contractor for Value of Work Performed after Halting Funding Without Telling the Contractor Private FundingN.Y. Governor Signs Lien Law Amendment Protecting Contractors and Subcontractors on Public Projects Modernized But ControversialNew
Blank Rome: The USA Patriot Act Has Broad Implications For Financia... May 23, 2002
The Act imposes new and wide-ranging obligations on financial institutions (including non-bank financial institutions such as broker-dealers, insurance companies, and the like), financial institutions of all types must be aware of and prepared to satisfy the heightened obligations imposed by the statute. n the wake of the 9-11 terrorist attacks, Congress acted quickly to pass the most comprehensive and sweeping anti-terrorism legislation in U.S. history
Cooley Godward: Hunter Douglas and Lapides ??? Knockout Blows to the Pr... May 01, 2002
Cooley Godward LLP | News cations | In The News | Hunter Douglas and Lapides – Knockout Blows to the Prospects for State Law Recovery for State Sponsored Patent Infringement? Advanced Search Search Help In The News Recent HeadlinesAnnual ReviewsCooley AlertsAlerts Sign UpIn The NewsPress Releases 01 May 2002Hunter Douglas and Lapides – Knockout Blows to the Prospects for State Law Recovery for State Sponsored Patent Infringement.  Through that decision, the Court held that the Eleventh
Ross & Hardies: Professing Professional Conduct: AANS Raises the Bar fo... Apr 01, 2002
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Preston Gates & Ellis: A Framework for E-Commerce Taxation Mar 20, 2002
This article attempts to provide that framework, equipping practitioners and other interested parties with not only the ability to anticipate and respond to the changes in this rapidly evolving area, but also the proper context within which to pursue a specific tax analysis of a given set of facts. Sections I and II set forth a conceptual framework for considering how taxes affect the growth and development of e-commerce
Baker & McKenzie: March 2002 Mar 01, 2002
...com/NALPG Links to Other Baker zie Newsletters E-Commerce Law Alert Employment Law Alert Links to Past Issues of The International Litigation and Arbitration Alert November 2001 Issue January 2002 Issue This Alert has been prepared for clients and professional associates of Baker zie. If advice concerning individual matters or other expert assistance is required, the service of a competent professional advisor should be sought
Vorys: Digital Disputes - January 2002 Volume 2 Issue 1 Jan 01, 2002
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Piper Rudnick: Privacy and Internet Security--August 2001 State Chart Aug 01, 2001
Sedgwick: Summer 2001 Jul 01, 2001
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Piper Rudnick: Privacy and Internet Security--July 2001 State Chart Jul 01, 2001
Frost Brown Todd: Media Law Advisory Jun 01, 2001
Thelen Reid: State Agency Does Not Violate Due Process by Withholdin... May 21, 2001
State Agency Does Not Violate Due Process by Withholding Prevailing Wages and Penalties Without a Hearing Economic Loss Rule InapplicableEngineer Held Liable to Subcontractor for Defects in Plans, Specifications, Inspections Unjust EnrichmentConstruction Lender Required to Pay Contractor for Value of Work Performed after Halting Funding Without Telling the Contractor Private FundingN.Y. Governor Signs Lien Law Amendment Protecting Contractors and Subcontractors on Public Projects Modernized But
Piper Rudnick: Privacy and Internet Security--May 2001 State Chart May 01, 2001
Piper Rudnick: Privacy and Internet Security--April 2001 State Chart Apr 01, 2001
Piper Rudnick: Privacy and Internet Security--March 2001 State Chart Mar 01, 2001
Pillsbury Winthrop: Regulation of Mergers & Monopolization Feb 28, 2001
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Thelen Reid: Contractor May Not Be Debarred Without a Due Process He... Nov 13, 2000
Contractor May Not Be Debarred Without Due Process Hearing Economic Loss Rule InapplicableEngineer Held Liable to Subcontractor for Defects in Plans, Specifications, Inspections Unjust EnrichmentConstruction Lender Required to Pay Contractor for Value of Work Performed after Halting Funding Without Telling the Contractor Private FundingN.Y. Governor Signs Lien Law Amendment Protecting Contractors and Subcontractors on Public Projects Modernized But ControversialNew Federal Overtime Pay Rules:
Sheppard Mullin: Employment Arbitration Agreements Are Legal Again - For... Sep 26, 2000
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Dickstein Shapiro: Danger of Value-Laden Investigation in Child Sexual Abu... Dec 01, 1999
THE DANGER OF VALUE-LADEN INVESTIGATION IN CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE CASES: ARE DEFENDANTS' CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS VIOLATED WHEN MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS OFFER TESTIMONY BASED ON CHILDREN'S HEARSAY STATEMENTS AND BEHAVIORS. COMMENTS Lynne Celander DeSarbo** I. INTRODUCTION In criminal cases involving child sexual abuse, [1] an analysis of the extent to which mental health professionals[2] ("MHPs") should be able to introduce hearsay statements generated from investigative or therapeutic interviews
Hinshaw & Culbertson: The Report Card - November 1999 Nov 01, 1999
Hinshaw & Culbertson: The Report Card Nov 01, 1999
Morrison & Foerster: Florida Prepaid and Infringement by State Actors Jul 01, 1999
In Seminole Tribe v. Florida, the Court made it clear that Congress could not circumvent the Eleventh Amendment restriction on the Article III power of federal courts by relying solely on Congress’ Article I power. Accordingly, Congress can authorize actions against state governments in federal courts as an exercise of its remedial powers under Section 5 of the Fourteenth Amendment
Morrison & Foerster: Florida Prepaid and Infringement by State Actors Jul 01, 1999
In Seminole Tribe v. Florida, the Court made it clear that Congress could not circumvent the Eleventh Amendment restriction on the Article III power of federal courts by relying solely on Congress’ Article I power. Accordingly, Congress can authorize actions against state governments in federal courts as an exercise of its remedial powers under Section 5 of the Fourteenth Amendment
Baker Botts: Supreme Court Rules States Can't Be Sued for Patent... Jun 01, 1999
The decisions will have a particularly strong impact on patent owners because, while false advertising and similar causes of action, such as unfair competition and trademark infringement, may still be pursued in state court, patent infringement actions are the exclusive province of the federal courts. In the patent suit, College Savings Bank alleged that Florida Prepaid infringed its patent on a method of financing college tuition
Sidley Austin: The Bowne Insurance Finance Report - May/June 1999 Jun 01, 1999
1 billion of Transamerica's debt. This represents a premium of 35
Anderson Kill & Olick: U.S. Intellectual Property Law Advisor : Spring 1999 Apr 01, 1999
Plaintiff Nihon Keizai Shimbun, Inc. (Nihon) is a publisher of several business newspapers published in Japanese and English, which are distributed both in the United States and worldwide. Defendant Comline Business Data, Inc. (Comline) prepares and sells abstracts of news articles from various news services, including published newspapers and commercial databases
Laughlin: Has the Bell Tolled For Kreschollek? Mar 01, 1999
This case has been the subject of a Laughlin, Falbo, Levy i legal update dated November 1997. Sullivan emanates from a decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit which said that an employee's entitlement to certain medical benefits payable under Pennsylvania workers' compensation law were (1) protected property rights and (2) that private insurers were "state actors" for purposes of due process requirements, ie
Littler Mendelson: Winter 1998 Dec 01, 1998
Brown Act amended Some technical amendments to the Brown act were signed into law. Unconstitutional to make teachers pay part of the cost of their dismissal hearing The Education Code cannot require that the cost of a suspension or dismissal hearing be split between the teacher and the district
Epstein Becker & Green: Patient Rights Meet Managed Care: Understanding the Und... Sep 15, 1998
Patient Rights Meet Managed Care: Understanding the Underlying Conflicts by Doug A. Hastings Patient Rights Meet Managed Care: Understanding the Underlying Conflicts Douglas A. Hastings* This article was reprinted with permission from the Journal of Health Law. Subscription information is available at the American Health Lawyers Association Web site
Vinson Elkins: Aggressive Enforcement of Rights Involving Internet Abu... Sep 18, 1997
Vinson & Elkins: "Aggressive Enforcement of Rights Involving Intern... Sep 18, 1997
Piper Rudnick: Privacy and Internet Security--October 2001 State Chart Jun 23, 1997
Adams Kleemeier: Specific Postconfirmation Issues Jun 18, 1997
And new troubles often follow this new beginning. EFFECT OF CONFIRMATION 11 U.S.C. º 1141 addresses the effect of confirmation in a Chapter 11 case
Arnold Porter: IP News Nov 01, 1996
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Vinson Elkins: Aggressive Enforcement of Rights Involving Internet Abu... Apr 30, 1996
Vinson & Elkins: "Aggressive Enforcement of Rights Involving Intern... Apr 30, 1996
Sedgwick: Surety and Construction Law Briefings Jun-99 May 31, 1995
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Vinson Elkins: Mooting Patent Invalidity: Justiciability and the Case ... Mar 12, 1994
International Alert - The Argentine Meltdown
THE ARGENTINE MELTDOWN, BIT BY BIT With U.S. investment in Argentina in the last 15 years at a level of approximately U.S. $30 billion, and significant European, Canadian, and even Latin American investment as well, many multinationals are watching the progression of the Argentine economic meltdown with increasing concern. These actions, already challenged by Argentine citizens as a taking of property rights, may raise expropriation and other legal issues for foreign investors as well
Supreme Court Vacates Wetland
Supreme Court Reverses "Taking" Award in Wetland Case Of all the issues associated with the regulation by government of private property and the use of private property, the issue of when that regulation so hampers use of the property as to amount to a "taking" of the property by the government may currently be the most prominent. Under the United States and Michigan Constitutions, governmental entities are not permitted to take private property without due process of law and providing just
The Law of Regulatory Takings
June 2002 Environmental
In a troubling case that stretches the outer limits of criminal liability under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act,1 the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled in the case of United States v. Sims Brothers Construction,2 that a demolition contractor who simply moved two unused canisters of a hazardous chemical from one place to another at a job site was subject to criminal liability for unpermitted storage of a hazardous waste. During the demolition, Amtek found two yellow
Employment and Labor Newsletter
Akin Gump: Articles
THE JOURNAL OF CORPORATION LAW. Lurking in the Shadows: The Hidden Issues of the Securities and Exchange Commission's Regulation FD
Chadbourne & Parke: Looking To Assets Located In New York To Satisfy Debts ...
...print() } Print This Page LOOKING TO ASSETS LOCATED IN NEW YORK TO SATISFY DEBTS IN RUSSIA by Pamela B. Scheininger and others (Editor's Note: Pamela B. Scheininger is a litigation associate at the same office. Mikhail Rozenberg, a Senior Partner in Chadbourne's Moscow office, contributed to this article
Fried Frank: Indemnification Update - Federal Circuit Reverses COFC ...
...xsp; No. 04-8-4 Indemnification Update - Federal Circuit Reverses COFC and Enforces Open-Ended Indemnification Clause In Ford Motor Company v. United States, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (Federal Circuit) addressed a 1941 contract between the U.S. Army and Ford Motor Company. The contract contained an indemnity clause which promised that the Government would indemnify Ford for its claims against the Government that involved costs under the contract that were not known to
Honigman Miller: Court of Appeals: Past Landfill Owner Liable Even if No...
Court of Appeals: Past Landfill Owner Liable Even If Not an Owner At Time of Illegal Discharges The Michigan Court of Appeals has held that even though contaminants did not leak from a landfill until after a prior owner or operator left the site, the prior owner/operator is still liable for clean up costs under the Michigan Environmental Response Act (MERA). In 1987, after Waterford Sanitary Landfill stopped owning the property, illegal discharges of hazardous substances began to emanate from
Honigman Miller: Sixth Circuit Affirms Injunction and Penalties Against ...
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit has a affirmed a district court's decision approving fines and injunctive relief against an oil company owner who violated a unilateral administrative order and failed to respond to the government's request for information under the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA). By the mid-1980's, Jolly had become JAF's sole shareholder, officer, director and employee
Honigman Miller: Competitive Generation and Open Access Transmission: Th...
COMPETITIVE GENERATION AND OPEN ACCESS TRANSMISSION: THE EFFECTS ON ELECTRIC INDUSTRY PROPERTY VALUATION I. HISTORY: WHY THINGS ARE THE WAY THEY ARE II. THE 1970s: WATERSHED OF THE MONOPOLY ERA A.PURPA and the Birth of Cogeneration B.The NGPA and the Development of Market-Created Gas Prices and Open Access Gas Transmission C. Imitating Gas Industry Restructuring: The EPAct and FERC Order 888 III. CURRENT LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS A.Search For Consistency at the Federal Level. However, electric
Parsons Behle & Latimer: Tax Litigation Primer
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Vinson & Elkins: "Mooting Patent Invalidity: Justiciability and the...
Wiley Rein & Fielding: Air Traveler Screening Systems Challenged
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Supreme Court Vacates Wetland
Supreme Court Reverses "Taking" Award in Wetland Case Of all the issues associated with the regulation by government of private property and the use of private property, the issue of when that regulation so hampers use of the property as to amount to a "taking" of the property by the government may currently be the most prominent. Under the United States and Michigan Constitutions, governmental entities are not permitted to take private property without due process of law and providing just
June 2002 Environmental
In a troubling case that stretches the outer limits of criminal liability under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act,1 the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled in the case of United States v. Sims Brothers Construction,2 that a demolition contractor who simply moved two unused canisters of a hazardous chemical from one place to another at a job site was subject to criminal liability for unpermitted storage of a hazardous waste. During the demolition, Amtek found two yellow
Akin Gump: Viewing the LTV Steel ABS Opinion in its Proper Context
THE JOURNAL OF CORPORATION LAW. Lurking in the Shadows: The Hidden Issues of the Securities and Exchange Commission's Regulation FD
Chadbourne & Parke: Looking To Assets Located In New York To Satisfy Debts ...
...print() } Print This Page LOOKING TO ASSETS LOCATED IN NEW YORK TO SATISFY DEBTS IN RUSSIA by Pamela B. Scheininger and others (Editor's Note: Pamela B. Scheininger is a litigation associate at the same office. Mikhail Rozenberg, a Senior Partner in Chadbourne's Moscow office, contributed to this article
Fried Frank: Indemnification Update - Federal Circuit Reverses COFC ...
...xsp; No. 04-8-4 Indemnification Update - Federal Circuit Reverses COFC and Enforces Open-Ended Indemnification Clause In Ford Motor Company v. United States, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (Federal Circuit) addressed a 1941 contract between the U.S. Army and Ford Motor Company. The contract contained an indemnity clause which promised that the Government would indemnify Ford for its claims against the Government that involved costs under the contract that were not known to
Honigman Miller: Court of Appeals: Past Landfill Owner Liable Even if No...
Court of Appeals: Past Landfill Owner Liable Even If Not an Owner At Time of Illegal Discharges The Michigan Court of Appeals has held that even though contaminants did not leak from a landfill until after a prior owner or operator left the site, the prior owner/operator is still liable for clean up costs under the Michigan Environmental Response Act (MERA). In 1987, after Waterford Sanitary Landfill stopped owning the property, illegal discharges of hazardous substances began to emanate from
Honigman Miller: Sixth Circuit Affirms Injunction and Penalties Against ...
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit has a affirmed a district court's decision approving fines and injunctive relief against an oil company owner who violated a unilateral administrative order and failed to respond to the government's request for information under the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA). By the mid-1980's, Jolly had become JAF's sole shareholder, officer, director and employee
Honigman Miller: Competitive Generation and Open Access Transmission: Th...
COMPETITIVE GENERATION AND OPEN ACCESS TRANSMISSION: THE EFFECTS ON ELECTRIC INDUSTRY PROPERTY VALUATION I. HISTORY: WHY THINGS ARE THE WAY THEY ARE II. THE 1970s: WATERSHED OF THE MONOPOLY ERA A.PURPA and the Birth of Cogeneration B.The NGPA and the Development of Market-Created Gas Prices and Open Access Gas Transmission C. Imitating Gas Industry Restructuring: The EPAct and FERC Order 888 III. CURRENT LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS A.Search For Consistency at the Federal Level. However, electric
Supreme Court Vacates Wetland
Supreme Court Reverses "Taking" Award in Wetland Case Of all the issues associated with the regulation by government of private property and the use of private property, the issue of when that regulation so hampers use of the property as to amount to a "taking" of the property by the government may currently be the most prominent. Under the United States and Michigan Constitutions, governmental entities are not permitted to take private property without due process of law and providing just
June 2002 Environmental
In a troubling case that stretches the outer limits of criminal liability under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act,1 the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled in the case of United States v. Sims Brothers Construction,2 that a demolition contractor who simply moved two unused canisters of a hazardous chemical from one place to another at a job site was subject to criminal liability for unpermitted storage of a hazardous waste. During the demolition, Amtek found two yellow
Akin Gump: Viewing the LTV Steel ABS Opinion in its Proper Context
THE JOURNAL OF CORPORATION LAW. Lurking in the Shadows: The Hidden Issues of the Securities and Exchange Commission's Regulation FD
Chadbourne & Parke: Looking To Assets Located In New York To Satisfy Debts ...
...print() } Print This Page LOOKING TO ASSETS LOCATED IN NEW YORK TO SATISFY DEBTS IN RUSSIA by Pamela B. Scheininger and others (Editor's Note: Pamela B. Scheininger is a litigation associate at the same office. Mikhail Rozenberg, a Senior Partner in Chadbourne's Moscow office, contributed to this article
Fried Frank: Indemnification Update - Federal Circuit Reverses COFC ...
...xsp; No. 04-8-4 Indemnification Update - Federal Circuit Reverses COFC and Enforces Open-Ended Indemnification Clause In Ford Motor Company v. United States, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (Federal Circuit) addressed a 1941 contract between the U.S. Army and Ford Motor Company. The contract contained an indemnity clause which promised that the Government would indemnify Ford for its claims against the Government that involved costs under the contract that were not known to
Honigman Miller: Court of Appeals: Past Landfill Owner Liable Even if No...
Court of Appeals: Past Landfill Owner Liable Even If Not an Owner At Time of Illegal Discharges The Michigan Court of Appeals has held that even though contaminants did not leak from a landfill until after a prior owner or operator left the site, the prior owner/operator is still liable for clean up costs under the Michigan Environmental Response Act (MERA). In 1987, after Waterford Sanitary Landfill stopped owning the property, illegal discharges of hazardous substances began to emanate from
Honigman Miller: Sixth Circuit Affirms Injunction and Penalties Against ...
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit has a affirmed a district court's decision approving fines and injunctive relief against an oil company owner who violated a unilateral administrative order and failed to respond to the government's request for information under the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA). By the mid-1980's, Jolly had become JAF's sole shareholder, officer, director and employee
Honigman Miller: Competitive Generation and Open Access Transmission: Th...
COMPETITIVE GENERATION AND OPEN ACCESS TRANSMISSION: THE EFFECTS ON ELECTRIC INDUSTRY PROPERTY VALUATION I. HISTORY: WHY THINGS ARE THE WAY THEY ARE II. THE 1970s: WATERSHED OF THE MONOPOLY ERA A.PURPA and the Birth of Cogeneration B.The NGPA and the Development of Market-Created Gas Prices and Open Access Gas Transmission C. Imitating Gas Industry Restructuring: The EPAct and FERC Order 888 III. CURRENT LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS A.Search For Consistency at the Federal Level. However, electric
Supreme Court Vacates Wetland
Supreme Court Reverses "Taking" Award in Wetland Case Of all the issues associated with the regulation by government of private property and the use of private property, the issue of when that regulation so hampers use of the property as to amount to a "taking" of the property by the government may currently be the most prominent. Under the United States and Michigan Constitutions, governmental entities are not permitted to take private property without due process of law and providing just
June 2002 Environmental
Akin Gump: Viewing the LTV Steel ABS Opinion in its Proper Context
THE JOURNAL OF CORPORATION LAW. Lurking in the Shadows: The Hidden Issues of the Securities and Exchange Commission's Regulation FD
Chadbourne & Parke: Looking To Assets Located In New York To Satisfy Debts ...
...print() } Print This Page LOOKING TO ASSETS LOCATED IN NEW YORK TO SATISFY DEBTS IN RUSSIA by Pamela B. Scheininger and others (Editor's Note: Pamela B. Scheininger is a litigation associate at the same office. Mikhail Rozenberg, a Senior Partner in Chadbourne's Moscow office, contributed to this article
Fisher & Phillips: Education Labor Letter (7/05) pdf
By Rachael Zichella In the last issue of the Education Labor Letter, we discussed municipal liability and the types of civil cases that arise when violent acts, like the recent shootings in Red Lake, Minnesota, occur in public schools. In either case, many of the same municipal standards of liability would apply in the context of a private school shooting as in a public school shooting since municipal law enforcement typically responds to these calls
Fried Frank: Indemnification Update - Federal Circuit Reverses COFC ...
...xsp; No. 04-8-4 Indemnification Update - Federal Circuit Reverses COFC and Enforces Open-Ended Indemnification Clause In Ford Motor Company v. United States, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (Federal Circuit) addressed a 1941 contract between the U.S. Army and Ford Motor Company. The contract contained an indemnity clause which promised that the Government would indemnify Ford for its claims against the Government that involved costs under the contract that were not known to
Honigman Miller: Court of Appeals: Past Landfill Owner Liable Even if No...
Court of Appeals: Past Landfill Owner Liable Even If Not an Owner At Time of Illegal Discharges The Michigan Court of Appeals has held that even though contaminants did not leak from a landfill until after a prior owner or operator left the site, the prior owner/operator is still liable for clean up costs under the Michigan Environmental Response Act (MERA). In 1987, after Waterford Sanitary Landfill stopped owning the property, illegal discharges of hazardous substances began to emanate from
Honigman Miller: Sixth Circuit Affirms Injunction and Penalties Against ...
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit has a affirmed a district court's decision approving fines and injunctive relief against an oil company owner who violated a unilateral administrative order and failed to respond to the government's request for information under the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA). By the mid-1980's, Jolly had become JAF's sole shareholder, officer, director and employee
Honigman Miller: Competitive Generation and Open Access Transmission: Th...
COMPETITIVE GENERATION AND OPEN ACCESS TRANSMISSION: THE EFFECTS ON ELECTRIC INDUSTRY PROPERTY VALUATION I. HISTORY: WHY THINGS ARE THE WAY THEY ARE II. THE 1970s: WATERSHED OF THE MONOPOLY ERA A.PURPA and the Birth of Cogeneration B.The NGPA and the Development of Market-Created Gas Prices and Open Access Gas Transmission C. Imitating Gas Industry Restructuring: The EPAct and FERC Order 888 III. CURRENT LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS A.Search For Consistency at the Federal Level. However, electric
Supreme Court Vacates Wetland
Supreme Court Reverses "Taking" Award in Wetland Case Of all the issues associated with the regulation by government of private property and the use of private property, the issue of when that regulation so hampers use of the property as to amount to a "taking" of the property by the government may currently be the most prominent. Under the United States and Michigan Constitutions, governmental entities are not permitted to take private property without due process of law and providing just
June 2002 Environmental
Akin Gump: Viewing the LTV Steel ABS Opinion in its Proper Context
THE JOURNAL OF CORPORATION LAW. Lurking in the Shadows: The Hidden Issues of the Securities and Exchange Commission's Regulation FD
Chadbourne & Parke: Looking To Assets Located In New York To Satisfy Debts ...
...print() } Print This Page LOOKING TO ASSETS LOCATED IN NEW YORK TO SATISFY DEBTS IN RUSSIA by Pamela B. Scheininger and others (Editor's Note: Pamela B. Scheininger is a litigation associate at the same office. Mikhail Rozenberg, a Senior Partner in Chadbourne's Moscow office, contributed to this article
Fisher & Phillips: Education Labor Letter (7/05) pdf
By Rachael Zichella In the last issue of the Education Labor Letter, we discussed municipal liability and the types of civil cases that arise when violent acts, like the recent shootings in Red Lake, Minnesota, occur in public schools. In either case, many of the same municipal standards of liability would apply in the context of a private school shooting as in a public school shooting since municipal law enforcement typically responds to these calls
Fried Frank: Indemnification Update - Federal Circuit Reverses COFC ...
...xsp; No. 04-8-4 Indemnification Update - Federal Circuit Reverses COFC and Enforces Open-Ended Indemnification Clause In Ford Motor Company v. United States, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (Federal Circuit) addressed a 1941 contract between the U.S. Army and Ford Motor Company. The contract contained an indemnity clause which promised that the Government would indemnify Ford for its claims against the Government that involved costs under the contract that were not known to
Honigman Miller: Court of Appeals: Past Landfill Owner Liable Even if No...
Court of Appeals: Past Landfill Owner Liable Even If Not an Owner At Time of Illegal Discharges The Michigan Court of Appeals has held that even though contaminants did not leak from a landfill until after a prior owner or operator left the site, the prior owner/operator is still liable for clean up costs under the Michigan Environmental Response Act (MERA). In 1987, after Waterford Sanitary Landfill stopped owning the property, illegal discharges of hazardous substances began to emanate from
Honigman Miller: Sixth Circuit Affirms Injunction and Penalties Against ...
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit has a affirmed a district court's decision approving fines and injunctive relief against an oil company owner who violated a unilateral administrative order and failed to respond to the government's request for information under the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA). By the mid-1980's, Jolly had become JAF's sole shareholder, officer, director and employee
Honigman Miller: Competitive Generation and Open Access Transmission: Th...
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Supreme Court Vacates Wetland
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