Civil Litigation
Civil Procedure Articles
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The Supreme Court found in a per curium decision that four racial or derogatory remarks made over a 14-year period . -
Recent State Court decisions adopt federal court balancing test. The loss or destruction of evidence, termed . -
This products liability report focuses on the legislative proposals that have been recently made. -
This article discusses the legal concerns and considerations associated with electronic discovery. -
Among the many obligations created by the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, there has recently been increased attention to the requirement to implement a "hotline" for confidential and anonymous complaints to the audit committee from whistleblower employees. Although these procedures are not required until at least 2004, many companies are moving for early adoption to show good corporate governance. -
We've heard about records retention and the trouble that shredding documents can bring. But are you aware that the law penalizes document modification as well? Take the Arthur Andersen case as an example. In August 2001, questions arose regarding Enron's accounting treatment of certain limited-partnership transactions. -
If you're like most people, you spend more money than you need to every month. Like pebbles, these minor extra expenses seem light and easy to toss away. But gather them into a pile, and these "pebbles" really add up. -
Use of a liability expert witness was an issue in a case we recently defended successfully before a jury in Delawa. -
Until this year, if you wanted to comply with the "timely mailing as timely . -
On June 16, 1998, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania made life a little easier for employers. In Rue v. K-Mart Corp..