Sandra Day O’Connor Reveals She has Dementia
The first woman on the Supreme Court, Sandra Day O’Connor, says she has been diagnosed with dementia and is withdrawing
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Sears, Closing In On Bankruptcy, Nears Deal For Financing To Stay Alive Until Christmas
CNBC is reporting that Sears is nearing a deal to stay alive through the holiday shopping season. Will this help?
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Fyre Festival Fraudster Who Targeted Status Seekers Gets 6 Years
A New York man whose business ventures targeted wealthy, status-seeking millennials was sentenced to six years in prison for defrauding
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Judge Mulls Slashing $290 Mn Award In Roundup Cancer Case
San Francisco (AFP) – A judge on Wednesday was mulling whether to gut a jury order that Monsanto pay $290
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Verizon offers payouts to 44,000 staff
Verizon has offered early retirement packages to 44,000 workers, more than a quarter of its workforce. The severance packages, which offer three
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United Airlines Updates Boarding Procedures
Fuller flights are a boon to airlines but overcrowding at gates has become an unwelcome side effect. United Airlines says
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How Good People Go Ugly When Testifying
I’ve recently seen clients struggle with bad depositions by good witnesses, so I want to share a few insights with
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The Family Medical Leave Act Has Allowed Workers Better Life Balance for 25 Years
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Read MoreLawyer Lanny Davis Says Michael Cohen Would Not Accept And Does Not Want A Pardon From President Trump
Lanny Davis, attorney for ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen, says his client would not accept a pardon from President Trump. He
Read MorePwC to Pay $625 Million in Damages Over Negligent Bank Audit
According to multiple sources, PricewaterhouseCoopers was negligent and ordered to pay the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp (FDIC), more than $625
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