FedEx sued over discrimination charges
Arenson & Maas
The FedEx Ground Package System Inc., which is part of Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx Corporation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over allegations of discrimination against deaf and hard-of-hearing applicants an…
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Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe to resume mediation in hiring lawsuit
Arenson & Maas
Silicon Valley giants Google, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have resumed talks with workers in a class action lawsuit over the companies’ hiring practices, Reuters reported on Wednesday, September 3.
Pl…
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Wells Fargo enters into a multi-million dollar securities lending settlement
Arenson & Maas
On Monday, August 18, Wells Fargo has agreed to enter into a settlement of $62.5 million with large institutional clients who lost money due to the bank allegedly misleading investors by claiming their program was safe, a report by the Star Tribu…
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Bank of America’s second quarter profit down due to large legal costs
Arenson & Maas
Bank of America’s income last quarter was down 43 percent to $2.3 billion after the company posted $4 billion in legal fees, according to The Boston Globe on July 17.
Bank of America’s hefty legal costs diminished its second quarter profit to a l…
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Attorney Jim Radig appears on this week’s “Ask the Expert”
Arenson & Maas
Yesterday, attorney Jim Radig of Arenson Law Group, PC, appeared on the program “Ask the Expert” to discuss several different matters related to bu…
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Facebook sued for allegedly violating users’ privacy
Arenson & Maas
A consumer privacy watchdog group filed a complaint against Facebook for allegedly breaching their privacy agreement, Tech News reported on July 6.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) accused Facebook of
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Medtronic announces its plan to buy Covidien
Arenson & Maas
U.S. medical giant Medtronic has announced its plan to buy Ireland’s Covidien in a deal worth $42 billion in cash and stock, BBC News reported on June 16.
According to the report, part of the
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Buy-In: Adding an Investor—Pros, Cons, and Pointers
Arenson & Maas
Allowing an investor to buy into your corporation or LLC can be a complicated process. While it may be a great idea for some dealerships, it may be unsuitable for others. Every case is unique, and whether to add an investor involves a series of impor…
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Classic Puffery or Illegal Misrepresentation?
Arenson & Maas
Puffery: advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as “an outstanding piece of luggage.” Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use …
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Apple to acquire Beats for $3 billion
Arenson & Maas
Apple Inc. has announced its plan to purchase American headphone producer Beats Electronics and online music streaming service provider Beats Music in a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, according to a…
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FedEx sued over discrimination charges
Arenson Law Group PC
The FedEx Ground Package System Inc., which is part of Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx Corporation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over allegations of discrimination against deaf and hard-of-hearing applicants an…
Read More
Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe to resume mediation in hiring lawsuit
Arenson Law Group PC
Silicon Valley giants Google, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have resumed talks with workers in a class action lawsuit over the companies’ hiring practices, Reuters reported on Wednesday, September 3.
Pl…
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Wells Fargo enters into a multi-million dollar securities lending settlement
Arenson Law Group PC
On Monday, August 18, Wells Fargo has agreed to enter into a settlement of $62.5 million with large institutional clients who lost money due to the bank allegedly misleading investors by claiming their program was safe, a report by the Star Tribu…
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Bank of America’s second quarter profit down due to large legal costs
Arenson Law Group PC
Bank of America’s income last quarter was down 43 percent to $2.3 billion after the company posted $4 billion in legal fees, according to The Boston Globe on July 17.
Bank of America’s hefty legal costs diminished its second quarter profit to a l…
Read More
Attorney Jim Radig appears on this week’s “Ask the Expert”
Arenson Law Group PC
Yesterday, attorney Jim Radig of Arenson Law Group, PC, appeared on the program “Ask the Expert” to discuss several different matters related to bu…
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Facebook sued for allegedly violating users’ privacy
Arenson Law Group PC
A consumer privacy watchdog group filed a complaint against Facebook for allegedly breaching their privacy agreement, Tech News reported on July 6.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) accused Facebook of
Read More
Medtronic announces its plan to buy Covidien
Arenson Law Group PC
U.S. medical giant Medtronic has announced its plan to buy Ireland’s Covidien in a deal worth $42 billion in cash and stock, BBC News reported on June 16.
According to the report, part of the
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Buy-In: Adding an Investor—Pros, Cons, and Pointers
Arenson Law Group PC
Allowing an investor to buy into your corporation or LLC can be a complicated process. While it may be a great idea for some dealerships, it may be unsuitable for others. Every case is unique, and whether to add an investor involves a series of impor…
Read More
Classic Puffery or Illegal Misrepresentation?
Arenson Law Group PC
Puffery: advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as “an outstanding piece of luggage.” Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use …
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Apple to acquire Beats for $3 billion
Arenson Law Group PC
Apple Inc. has announced its plan to purchase American headphone producer Beats Electronics and online music streaming service provider Beats Music in a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, according to a…
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FedEx sued over discrimination charges
Auto Dealer Law
The FedEx Ground Package System Inc., which is part of Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx Corporation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over allegations of discrimination against deaf and hard-of-hearing applicants an…
Read More
Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe to resume mediation in hiring lawsuit
Auto Dealer Law
Silicon Valley giants Google, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have resumed talks with workers in a class action lawsuit over the companies’ hiring practices, Reuters reported on Wednesday, September 3.
Pl…
Read More
Wells Fargo enters into a multi-million dollar securities lending settlement
Auto Dealer Law
On Monday, August 18, Wells Fargo has agreed to enter into a settlement of $62.5 million with large institutional clients who lost money due to the bank allegedly misleading investors by claiming their program was safe, a report by the Star Tribu…
Read More
Bank of America’s second quarter profit down due to large legal costs
Auto Dealer Law
Bank of America’s income last quarter was down 43 percent to $2.3 billion after the company posted $4 billion in legal fees, according to The Boston Globe on July 17.
Bank of America’s hefty legal costs diminished its second quarter profit to a l…
Read More
Attorney Jim Radig appears on this week’s “Ask the Expert”
Auto Dealer Law
Yesterday, attorney Jim Radig of Arenson Law Group, PC, appeared on the program “Ask the Expert” to discuss several different matters related to bu…
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Facebook sued for allegedly violating users’ privacy
Auto Dealer Law
A consumer privacy watchdog group filed a complaint against Facebook for allegedly breaching their privacy agreement, Tech News reported on July 6.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) accused Facebook of
Read More
Medtronic announces its plan to buy Covidien
Auto Dealer Law
U.S. medical giant Medtronic has announced its plan to buy Ireland’s Covidien in a deal worth $42 billion in cash and stock, BBC News reported on June 16.
According to the report, part of the
Read More
Buy-In: Adding an Investor—Pros, Cons, and Pointers
Auto Dealer Law
Allowing an investor to buy into your corporation or LLC can be a complicated process. While it may be a great idea for some dealerships, it may be unsuitable for others. Every case is unique, and whether to add an investor involves a series of impor…
Read More
Classic Puffery or Illegal Misrepresentation?
Auto Dealer Law
Puffery: advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as “an outstanding piece of luggage.” Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use …
Read More
Apple to acquire Beats for $3 billion
Auto Dealer Law
Apple Inc. has announced its plan to purchase American headphone producer Beats Electronics and online music streaming service provider Beats Music in a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, according to a…
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FedEx sued over discrimination charges
Bankruptcy
The FedEx Ground Package System Inc., which is part of Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx Corporation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over allegations of discrimination against deaf and hard-of-hearing applicants an…
Read More
Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe to resume mediation in hiring lawsuit
Bankruptcy
Silicon Valley giants Google, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have resumed talks with workers in a class action lawsuit over the companies’ hiring practices, Reuters reported on Wednesday, September 3.
Pl…
Read More
Wells Fargo enters into a multi-million dollar securities lending settlement
Bankruptcy
On Monday, August 18, Wells Fargo has agreed to enter into a settlement of $62.5 million with large institutional clients who lost money due to the bank allegedly misleading investors by claiming their program was safe, a report by the Star Tribu…
Read More
Bank of America’s second quarter profit down due to large legal costs
Bankruptcy
Bank of America’s income last quarter was down 43 percent to $2.3 billion after the company posted $4 billion in legal fees, according to The Boston Globe on July 17.
Bank of America’s hefty legal costs diminished its second quarter profit to a l…
Read More
Attorney Jim Radig appears on this week’s “Ask the Expert”
Bankruptcy
Yesterday, attorney Jim Radig of Arenson Law Group, PC, appeared on the program “Ask the Expert” to discuss several different matters related to bu…
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Facebook sued for allegedly violating users’ privacy
Bankruptcy
A consumer privacy watchdog group filed a complaint against Facebook for allegedly breaching their privacy agreement, Tech News reported on July 6.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) accused Facebook of
Read More
Medtronic announces its plan to buy Covidien
Bankruptcy
U.S. medical giant Medtronic has announced its plan to buy Ireland’s Covidien in a deal worth $42 billion in cash and stock, BBC News reported on June 16.
According to the report, part of the
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Buy-In: Adding an Investor—Pros, Cons, and Pointers
Bankruptcy
Allowing an investor to buy into your corporation or LLC can be a complicated process. While it may be a great idea for some dealerships, it may be unsuitable for others. Every case is unique, and whether to add an investor involves a series of impor…
Read More
Classic Puffery or Illegal Misrepresentation?
Bankruptcy
Puffery: advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as “an outstanding piece of luggage.” Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use …
Read More
Apple to acquire Beats for $3 billion
Bankruptcy
Apple Inc. has announced its plan to purchase American headphone producer Beats Electronics and online music streaming service provider Beats Music in a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, according to a…
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FedEx sued over discrimination charges
Boundary Disputes
The FedEx Ground Package System Inc., which is part of Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx Corporation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over allegations of discrimination against deaf and hard-of-hearing applicants an…
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Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe to resume mediation in hiring lawsuit
Boundary Disputes
Silicon Valley giants Google, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have resumed talks with workers in a class action lawsuit over the companies’ hiring practices, Reuters reported on Wednesday, September 3.
Pl…
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Wells Fargo enters into a multi-million dollar securities lending settlement
Boundary Disputes
On Monday, August 18, Wells Fargo has agreed to enter into a settlement of $62.5 million with large institutional clients who lost money due to the bank allegedly misleading investors by claiming their program was safe, a report by the Star Tribu…
Read More
Bank of America’s second quarter profit down due to large legal costs
Boundary Disputes
Bank of America’s income last quarter was down 43 percent to $2.3 billion after the company posted $4 billion in legal fees, according to The Boston Globe on July 17.
Bank of America’s hefty legal costs diminished its second quarter profit to a l…
Read More
Attorney Jim Radig appears on this week’s “Ask the Expert”
Boundary Disputes
Yesterday, attorney Jim Radig of Arenson Law Group, PC, appeared on the program “Ask the Expert” to discuss several different matters related to bu…
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Facebook sued for allegedly violating users’ privacy
Boundary Disputes
A consumer privacy watchdog group filed a complaint against Facebook for allegedly breaching their privacy agreement, Tech News reported on July 6.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) accused Facebook of
Read More
Medtronic announces its plan to buy Covidien
Boundary Disputes
U.S. medical giant Medtronic has announced its plan to buy Ireland’s Covidien in a deal worth $42 billion in cash and stock, BBC News reported on June 16.
According to the report, part of the
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Buy-In: Adding an Investor—Pros, Cons, and Pointers
Boundary Disputes
Allowing an investor to buy into your corporation or LLC can be a complicated process. While it may be a great idea for some dealerships, it may be unsuitable for others. Every case is unique, and whether to add an investor involves a series of impor…
Read More
Classic Puffery or Illegal Misrepresentation?
Boundary Disputes
Puffery: advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as “an outstanding piece of luggage.” Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use …
Read More
Apple to acquire Beats for $3 billion
Boundary Disputes
Apple Inc. has announced its plan to purchase American headphone producer Beats Electronics and online music streaming service provider Beats Music in a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, according to a…
Read More
FedEx sued over discrimination charges
Business Acquisition
The FedEx Ground Package System Inc., which is part of Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx Corporation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over allegations of discrimination against deaf and hard-of-hearing applicants an…
Read More
Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe to resume mediation in hiring lawsuit
Business Acquisition
Silicon Valley giants Google, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have resumed talks with workers in a class action lawsuit over the companies’ hiring practices, Reuters reported on Wednesday, September 3.
Pl…
Read More
Wells Fargo enters into a multi-million dollar securities lending settlement
Business Acquisition
On Monday, August 18, Wells Fargo has agreed to enter into a settlement of $62.5 million with large institutional clients who lost money due to the bank allegedly misleading investors by claiming their program was safe, a report by the Star Tribu…
Read More
Bank of America’s second quarter profit down due to large legal costs
Business Acquisition
Bank of America’s income last quarter was down 43 percent to $2.3 billion after the company posted $4 billion in legal fees, according to The Boston Globe on July 17.
Bank of America’s hefty legal costs diminished its second quarter profit to a l…
Read More
Attorney Jim Radig appears on this week’s “Ask the Expert”
Business Acquisition
Yesterday, attorney Jim Radig of Arenson Law Group, PC, appeared on the program “Ask the Expert” to discuss several different matters related to bu…
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Facebook sued for allegedly violating users’ privacy
Business Acquisition
A consumer privacy watchdog group filed a complaint against Facebook for allegedly breaching their privacy agreement, Tech News reported on July 6.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) accused Facebook of
Read More
Medtronic announces its plan to buy Covidien
Business Acquisition
U.S. medical giant Medtronic has announced its plan to buy Ireland’s Covidien in a deal worth $42 billion in cash and stock, BBC News reported on June 16.
According to the report, part of the
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Buy-In: Adding an Investor—Pros, Cons, and Pointers
Business Acquisition
Allowing an investor to buy into your corporation or LLC can be a complicated process. While it may be a great idea for some dealerships, it may be unsuitable for others. Every case is unique, and whether to add an investor involves a series of impor…
Read More
Classic Puffery or Illegal Misrepresentation?
Business Acquisition
Puffery: advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as “an outstanding piece of luggage.” Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use …
Read More
Apple to acquire Beats for $3 billion
Business Acquisition
Apple Inc. has announced its plan to purchase American headphone producer Beats Electronics and online music streaming service provider Beats Music in a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, according to a…
Read More
FedEx sued over discrimination charges
Business Law
The FedEx Ground Package System Inc., which is part of Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx Corporation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over allegations of discrimination against deaf and hard-of-hearing applicants an…
Read More
Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe to resume mediation in hiring lawsuit
Business Law
Silicon Valley giants Google, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have resumed talks with workers in a class action lawsuit over the companies’ hiring practices, Reuters reported on Wednesday, September 3.
Pl…
Read More
Wells Fargo enters into a multi-million dollar securities lending settlement
Business Law
On Monday, August 18, Wells Fargo has agreed to enter into a settlement of $62.5 million with large institutional clients who lost money due to the bank allegedly misleading investors by claiming their program was safe, a report by the Star Tribu…
Read More
Bank of America’s second quarter profit down due to large legal costs
Business Law
Bank of America’s income last quarter was down 43 percent to $2.3 billion after the company posted $4 billion in legal fees, according to The Boston Globe on July 17.
Bank of America’s hefty legal costs diminished its second quarter profit to a l…
Read More
Attorney Jim Radig appears on this week’s “Ask the Expert”
Business Law
Yesterday, attorney Jim Radig of Arenson Law Group, PC, appeared on the program “Ask the Expert” to discuss several different matters related to bu…
Read More
Facebook sued for allegedly violating users’ privacy
Business Law
A consumer privacy watchdog group filed a complaint against Facebook for allegedly breaching their privacy agreement, Tech News reported on July 6.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) accused Facebook of
Read More
Medtronic announces its plan to buy Covidien
Business Law
U.S. medical giant Medtronic has announced its plan to buy Ireland’s Covidien in a deal worth $42 billion in cash and stock, BBC News reported on June 16.
According to the report, part of the
Read More
Buy-In: Adding an Investor—Pros, Cons, and Pointers
Business Law
Allowing an investor to buy into your corporation or LLC can be a complicated process. While it may be a great idea for some dealerships, it may be unsuitable for others. Every case is unique, and whether to add an investor involves a series of impor…
Read More
Classic Puffery or Illegal Misrepresentation?
Business Law
Puffery: advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as “an outstanding piece of luggage.” Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use …
Read More
Apple to acquire Beats for $3 billion
Business Law
Apple Inc. has announced its plan to purchase American headphone producer Beats Electronics and online music streaming service provider Beats Music in a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, according to a…
Read More
FedEx sued over discrimination charges
Celebrity Divorce
The FedEx Ground Package System Inc., which is part of Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx Corporation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over allegations of discrimination against deaf and hard-of-hearing applicants an…
Read More
Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe to resume mediation in hiring lawsuit
Celebrity Divorce
Silicon Valley giants Google, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have resumed talks with workers in a class action lawsuit over the companies’ hiring practices, Reuters reported on Wednesday, September 3.
Pl…
Read More
Wells Fargo enters into a multi-million dollar securities lending settlement
Celebrity Divorce
On Monday, August 18, Wells Fargo has agreed to enter into a settlement of $62.5 million with large institutional clients who lost money due to the bank allegedly misleading investors by claiming their program was safe, a report by the Star Tribu…
Read More
Bank of America’s second quarter profit down due to large legal costs
Celebrity Divorce
Bank of America’s income last quarter was down 43 percent to $2.3 billion after the company posted $4 billion in legal fees, according to The Boston Globe on July 17.
Bank of America’s hefty legal costs diminished its second quarter profit to a l…
Read More
Attorney Jim Radig appears on this week’s “Ask the Expert”
Celebrity Divorce
Yesterday, attorney Jim Radig of Arenson Law Group, PC, appeared on the program “Ask the Expert” to discuss several different matters related to bu…
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Facebook sued for allegedly violating users’ privacy
Celebrity Divorce
A consumer privacy watchdog group filed a complaint against Facebook for allegedly breaching their privacy agreement, Tech News reported on July 6.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) accused Facebook of
Read More
Medtronic announces its plan to buy Covidien
Celebrity Divorce
U.S. medical giant Medtronic has announced its plan to buy Ireland’s Covidien in a deal worth $42 billion in cash and stock, BBC News reported on June 16.
According to the report, part of the
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Buy-In: Adding an Investor—Pros, Cons, and Pointers
Celebrity Divorce
Allowing an investor to buy into your corporation or LLC can be a complicated process. While it may be a great idea for some dealerships, it may be unsuitable for others. Every case is unique, and whether to add an investor involves a series of impor…
Read More
Classic Puffery or Illegal Misrepresentation?
Celebrity Divorce
Puffery: advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as “an outstanding piece of luggage.” Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use …
Read More
Apple to acquire Beats for $3 billion
Celebrity Divorce
Apple Inc. has announced its plan to purchase American headphone producer Beats Electronics and online music streaming service provider Beats Music in a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, according to a…
Read More
FedEx sued over discrimination charges
Criminal Law
The FedEx Ground Package System Inc., which is part of Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx Corporation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over allegations of discrimination against deaf and hard-of-hearing applicants an…
Read More
Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe to resume mediation in hiring lawsuit
Criminal Law
Silicon Valley giants Google, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have resumed talks with workers in a class action lawsuit over the companies’ hiring practices, Reuters reported on Wednesday, September 3.
Pl…
Read More
Wells Fargo enters into a multi-million dollar securities lending settlement
Criminal Law
On Monday, August 18, Wells Fargo has agreed to enter into a settlement of $62.5 million with large institutional clients who lost money due to the bank allegedly misleading investors by claiming their program was safe, a report by the Star Tribu…
Read More
Bank of America’s second quarter profit down due to large legal costs
Criminal Law
Bank of America’s income last quarter was down 43 percent to $2.3 billion after the company posted $4 billion in legal fees, according to The Boston Globe on July 17.
Bank of America’s hefty legal costs diminished its second quarter profit to a l…
Read More
Attorney Jim Radig appears on this week’s “Ask the Expert”
Criminal Law
Yesterday, attorney Jim Radig of Arenson Law Group, PC, appeared on the program “Ask the Expert” to discuss several different matters related to bu…
Read More
Facebook sued for allegedly violating users’ privacy
Criminal Law
A consumer privacy watchdog group filed a complaint against Facebook for allegedly breaching their privacy agreement, Tech News reported on July 6.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) accused Facebook of
Read More
Medtronic announces its plan to buy Covidien
Criminal Law
U.S. medical giant Medtronic has announced its plan to buy Ireland’s Covidien in a deal worth $42 billion in cash and stock, BBC News reported on June 16.
According to the report, part of the
Read More
Buy-In: Adding an Investor—Pros, Cons, and Pointers
Criminal Law
Allowing an investor to buy into your corporation or LLC can be a complicated process. While it may be a great idea for some dealerships, it may be unsuitable for others. Every case is unique, and whether to add an investor involves a series of impor…
Read More
Classic Puffery or Illegal Misrepresentation?
Criminal Law
Puffery: advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as “an outstanding piece of luggage.” Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use …
Read More
Apple to acquire Beats for $3 billion
Criminal Law
Apple Inc. has announced its plan to purchase American headphone producer Beats Electronics and online music streaming service provider Beats Music in a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, according to a…
Read More
FedEx sued over discrimination charges
custody
The FedEx Ground Package System Inc., which is part of Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx Corporation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over allegations of discrimination against deaf and hard-of-hearing applicants an…
Read More
Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe to resume mediation in hiring lawsuit
custody
Silicon Valley giants Google, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have resumed talks with workers in a class action lawsuit over the companies’ hiring practices, Reuters reported on Wednesday, September 3.
Pl…
Read More
Wells Fargo enters into a multi-million dollar securities lending settlement
custody
On Monday, August 18, Wells Fargo has agreed to enter into a settlement of $62.5 million with large institutional clients who lost money due to the bank allegedly misleading investors by claiming their program was safe, a report by the Star Tribu…
Read More
Bank of America’s second quarter profit down due to large legal costs
custody
Bank of America’s income last quarter was down 43 percent to $2.3 billion after the company posted $4 billion in legal fees, according to The Boston Globe on July 17.
Bank of America’s hefty legal costs diminished its second quarter profit to a l…
Read More
Attorney Jim Radig appears on this week’s “Ask the Expert”
custody
Yesterday, attorney Jim Radig of Arenson Law Group, PC, appeared on the program “Ask the Expert” to discuss several different matters related to bu…
Read More
Facebook sued for allegedly violating users’ privacy
custody
A consumer privacy watchdog group filed a complaint against Facebook for allegedly breaching their privacy agreement, Tech News reported on July 6.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) accused Facebook of
Read More
Medtronic announces its plan to buy Covidien
custody
U.S. medical giant Medtronic has announced its plan to buy Ireland’s Covidien in a deal worth $42 billion in cash and stock, BBC News reported on June 16.
According to the report, part of the
Read More
Buy-In: Adding an Investor—Pros, Cons, and Pointers
custody
Allowing an investor to buy into your corporation or LLC can be a complicated process. While it may be a great idea for some dealerships, it may be unsuitable for others. Every case is unique, and whether to add an investor involves a series of impor…
Read More
Classic Puffery or Illegal Misrepresentation?
custody
Puffery: advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as “an outstanding piece of luggage.” Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use …
Read More
Apple to acquire Beats for $3 billion
custody
Apple Inc. has announced its plan to purchase American headphone producer Beats Electronics and online music streaming service provider Beats Music in a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, according to a…
Read More
FedEx sued over discrimination charges
Dealer Law Review
The FedEx Ground Package System Inc., which is part of Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx Corporation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over allegations of discrimination against deaf and hard-of-hearing applicants an…
Read More
Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe to resume mediation in hiring lawsuit
Dealer Law Review
Silicon Valley giants Google, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have resumed talks with workers in a class action lawsuit over the companies’ hiring practices, Reuters reported on Wednesday, September 3.
Pl…
Read More
Wells Fargo enters into a multi-million dollar securities lending settlement
Dealer Law Review
On Monday, August 18, Wells Fargo has agreed to enter into a settlement of $62.5 million with large institutional clients who lost money due to the bank allegedly misleading investors by claiming their program was safe, a report by the Star Tribu…
Read More
Bank of America’s second quarter profit down due to large legal costs
Dealer Law Review
Bank of America’s income last quarter was down 43 percent to $2.3 billion after the company posted $4 billion in legal fees, according to The Boston Globe on July 17.
Bank of America’s hefty legal costs diminished its second quarter profit to a l…
Read More
Attorney Jim Radig appears on this week’s “Ask the Expert”
Dealer Law Review
Yesterday, attorney Jim Radig of Arenson Law Group, PC, appeared on the program “Ask the Expert” to discuss several different matters related to bu…
Read More
Facebook sued for allegedly violating users’ privacy
Dealer Law Review
A consumer privacy watchdog group filed a complaint against Facebook for allegedly breaching their privacy agreement, Tech News reported on July 6.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) accused Facebook of
Read More
Medtronic announces its plan to buy Covidien
Dealer Law Review
U.S. medical giant Medtronic has announced its plan to buy Ireland’s Covidien in a deal worth $42 billion in cash and stock, BBC News reported on June 16.
According to the report, part of the
Read More
Buy-In: Adding an Investor—Pros, Cons, and Pointers
Dealer Law Review
Allowing an investor to buy into your corporation or LLC can be a complicated process. While it may be a great idea for some dealerships, it may be unsuitable for others. Every case is unique, and whether to add an investor involves a series of impor…
Read More
Classic Puffery or Illegal Misrepresentation?
Dealer Law Review
Puffery: advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as “an outstanding piece of luggage.” Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use …
Read More
Apple to acquire Beats for $3 billion
Dealer Law Review
Apple Inc. has announced its plan to purchase American headphone producer Beats Electronics and online music streaming service provider Beats Music in a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, according to a…
Read More
FedEx sued over discrimination charges
Divorce
The FedEx Ground Package System Inc., which is part of Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx Corporation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over allegations of discrimination against deaf and hard-of-hearing applicants an…
Read More
Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe to resume mediation in hiring lawsuit
Divorce
Silicon Valley giants Google, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have resumed talks with workers in a class action lawsuit over the companies’ hiring practices, Reuters reported on Wednesday, September 3.
Pl…
Read More
Wells Fargo enters into a multi-million dollar securities lending settlement
Divorce
On Monday, August 18, Wells Fargo has agreed to enter into a settlement of $62.5 million with large institutional clients who lost money due to the bank allegedly misleading investors by claiming their program was safe, a report by the Star Tribu…
Read More
Bank of America’s second quarter profit down due to large legal costs
Divorce
Bank of America’s income last quarter was down 43 percent to $2.3 billion after the company posted $4 billion in legal fees, according to The Boston Globe on July 17.
Bank of America’s hefty legal costs diminished its second quarter profit to a l…
Read More
Attorney Jim Radig appears on this week’s “Ask the Expert”
Divorce
Yesterday, attorney Jim Radig of Arenson Law Group, PC, appeared on the program “Ask the Expert” to discuss several different matters related to bu…
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Facebook sued for allegedly violating users’ privacy
Divorce
A consumer privacy watchdog group filed a complaint against Facebook for allegedly breaching their privacy agreement, Tech News reported on July 6.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) accused Facebook of
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Medtronic announces its plan to buy Covidien
Divorce
U.S. medical giant Medtronic has announced its plan to buy Ireland’s Covidien in a deal worth $42 billion in cash and stock, BBC News reported on June 16.
According to the report, part of the
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Buy-In: Adding an Investor—Pros, Cons, and Pointers
Divorce
Allowing an investor to buy into your corporation or LLC can be a complicated process. While it may be a great idea for some dealerships, it may be unsuitable for others. Every case is unique, and whether to add an investor involves a series of impor…
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Classic Puffery or Illegal Misrepresentation?
Divorce
Puffery: advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as “an outstanding piece of luggage.” Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use …
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Apple to acquire Beats for $3 billion
Divorce
Apple Inc. has announced its plan to purchase American headphone producer Beats Electronics and online music streaming service provider Beats Music in a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, according to a…
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FedEx sued over discrimination charges
Domestic Violence
The FedEx Ground Package System Inc., which is part of Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx Corporation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over allegations of discrimination against deaf and hard-of-hearing applicants an…
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Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe to resume mediation in hiring lawsuit
Domestic Violence
Silicon Valley giants Google, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have resumed talks with workers in a class action lawsuit over the companies’ hiring practices, Reuters reported on Wednesday, September 3.
Pl…
Read More
Wells Fargo enters into a multi-million dollar securities lending settlement
Domestic Violence
On Monday, August 18, Wells Fargo has agreed to enter into a settlement of $62.5 million with large institutional clients who lost money due to the bank allegedly misleading investors by claiming their program was safe, a report by the Star Tribu…
Read More
Bank of America’s second quarter profit down due to large legal costs
Domestic Violence
Bank of America’s income last quarter was down 43 percent to $2.3 billion after the company posted $4 billion in legal fees, according to The Boston Globe on July 17.
Bank of America’s hefty legal costs diminished its second quarter profit to a l…
Read More
Attorney Jim Radig appears on this week’s “Ask the Expert”
Domestic Violence
Yesterday, attorney Jim Radig of Arenson Law Group, PC, appeared on the program “Ask the Expert” to discuss several different matters related to bu…
Read More
Facebook sued for allegedly violating users’ privacy
Domestic Violence
A consumer privacy watchdog group filed a complaint against Facebook for allegedly breaching their privacy agreement, Tech News reported on July 6.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) accused Facebook of
Read More
Medtronic announces its plan to buy Covidien
Domestic Violence
U.S. medical giant Medtronic has announced its plan to buy Ireland’s Covidien in a deal worth $42 billion in cash and stock, BBC News reported on June 16.
According to the report, part of the
Read More
Buy-In: Adding an Investor—Pros, Cons, and Pointers
Domestic Violence
Allowing an investor to buy into your corporation or LLC can be a complicated process. While it may be a great idea for some dealerships, it may be unsuitable for others. Every case is unique, and whether to add an investor involves a series of impor…
Read More
Classic Puffery or Illegal Misrepresentation?
Domestic Violence
Puffery: advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as “an outstanding piece of luggage.” Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use …
Read More
Apple to acquire Beats for $3 billion
Domestic Violence
Apple Inc. has announced its plan to purchase American headphone producer Beats Electronics and online music streaming service provider Beats Music in a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, according to a…
Read More
FedEx sued over discrimination charges
Family Law
The FedEx Ground Package System Inc., which is part of Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx Corporation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over allegations of discrimination against deaf and hard-of-hearing applicants an…
Read More
Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe to resume mediation in hiring lawsuit
Family Law
Silicon Valley giants Google, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have resumed talks with workers in a class action lawsuit over the companies’ hiring practices, Reuters reported on Wednesday, September 3.
Pl…
Read More
Wells Fargo enters into a multi-million dollar securities lending settlement
Family Law
On Monday, August 18, Wells Fargo has agreed to enter into a settlement of $62.5 million with large institutional clients who lost money due to the bank allegedly misleading investors by claiming their program was safe, a report by the Star Tribu…
Read More
Bank of America’s second quarter profit down due to large legal costs
Family Law
Bank of America’s income last quarter was down 43 percent to $2.3 billion after the company posted $4 billion in legal fees, according to The Boston Globe on July 17.
Bank of America’s hefty legal costs diminished its second quarter profit to a l…
Read More
Attorney Jim Radig appears on this week’s “Ask the Expert”
Family Law
Yesterday, attorney Jim Radig of Arenson Law Group, PC, appeared on the program “Ask the Expert” to discuss several different matters related to bu…
Read More
Facebook sued for allegedly violating users’ privacy
Family Law
A consumer privacy watchdog group filed a complaint against Facebook for allegedly breaching their privacy agreement, Tech News reported on July 6.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) accused Facebook of
Read More
Medtronic announces its plan to buy Covidien
Family Law
U.S. medical giant Medtronic has announced its plan to buy Ireland’s Covidien in a deal worth $42 billion in cash and stock, BBC News reported on June 16.
According to the report, part of the
Read More
Buy-In: Adding an Investor—Pros, Cons, and Pointers
Family Law
Allowing an investor to buy into your corporation or LLC can be a complicated process. While it may be a great idea for some dealerships, it may be unsuitable for others. Every case is unique, and whether to add an investor involves a series of impor…
Read More
Classic Puffery or Illegal Misrepresentation?
Family Law
Puffery: advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as “an outstanding piece of luggage.” Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use …
Read More
Apple to acquire Beats for $3 billion
Family Law
Apple Inc. has announced its plan to purchase American headphone producer Beats Electronics and online music streaming service provider Beats Music in a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, according to a…
Read More
FedEx sued over discrimination charges
Juvenile Law
The FedEx Ground Package System Inc., which is part of Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx Corporation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over allegations of discrimination against deaf and hard-of-hearing applicants an…
Read More
Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe to resume mediation in hiring lawsuit
Juvenile Law
Silicon Valley giants Google, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have resumed talks with workers in a class action lawsuit over the companies’ hiring practices, Reuters reported on Wednesday, September 3.
Pl…
Read More
Wells Fargo enters into a multi-million dollar securities lending settlement
Juvenile Law
On Monday, August 18, Wells Fargo has agreed to enter into a settlement of $62.5 million with large institutional clients who lost money due to the bank allegedly misleading investors by claiming their program was safe, a report by the Star Tribu…
Read More
Bank of America’s second quarter profit down due to large legal costs
Juvenile Law
Bank of America’s income last quarter was down 43 percent to $2.3 billion after the company posted $4 billion in legal fees, according to The Boston Globe on July 17.
Bank of America’s hefty legal costs diminished its second quarter profit to a l…
Read More
Attorney Jim Radig appears on this week’s “Ask the Expert”
Juvenile Law
Yesterday, attorney Jim Radig of Arenson Law Group, PC, appeared on the program “Ask the Expert” to discuss several different matters related to bu…
Read More
Facebook sued for allegedly violating users’ privacy
Juvenile Law
A consumer privacy watchdog group filed a complaint against Facebook for allegedly breaching their privacy agreement, Tech News reported on July 6.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) accused Facebook of
Read More
Medtronic announces its plan to buy Covidien
Juvenile Law
U.S. medical giant Medtronic has announced its plan to buy Ireland’s Covidien in a deal worth $42 billion in cash and stock, BBC News reported on June 16.
According to the report, part of the
Read More
Buy-In: Adding an Investor—Pros, Cons, and Pointers
Juvenile Law
Allowing an investor to buy into your corporation or LLC can be a complicated process. While it may be a great idea for some dealerships, it may be unsuitable for others. Every case is unique, and whether to add an investor involves a series of impor…
Read More
Classic Puffery or Illegal Misrepresentation?
Juvenile Law
Puffery: advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as “an outstanding piece of luggage.” Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use …
Read More
Apple to acquire Beats for $3 billion
Juvenile Law
Apple Inc. has announced its plan to purchase American headphone producer Beats Electronics and online music streaming service provider Beats Music in a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, according to a…
Read More
FedEx sued over discrimination charges
Mediation
The FedEx Ground Package System Inc., which is part of Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx Corporation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over allegations of discrimination against deaf and hard-of-hearing applicants an…
Read More
Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe to resume mediation in hiring lawsuit
Mediation
Silicon Valley giants Google, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have resumed talks with workers in a class action lawsuit over the companies’ hiring practices, Reuters reported on Wednesday, September 3.
Pl…
Read More
Wells Fargo enters into a multi-million dollar securities lending settlement
Mediation
On Monday, August 18, Wells Fargo has agreed to enter into a settlement of $62.5 million with large institutional clients who lost money due to the bank allegedly misleading investors by claiming their program was safe, a report by the Star Tribu…
Read More
Bank of America’s second quarter profit down due to large legal costs
Mediation
Bank of America’s income last quarter was down 43 percent to $2.3 billion after the company posted $4 billion in legal fees, according to The Boston Globe on July 17.
Bank of America’s hefty legal costs diminished its second quarter profit to a l…
Read More
Attorney Jim Radig appears on this week’s “Ask the Expert”
Mediation
Yesterday, attorney Jim Radig of Arenson Law Group, PC, appeared on the program “Ask the Expert” to discuss several different matters related to bu…
Read More
Facebook sued for allegedly violating users’ privacy
Mediation
A consumer privacy watchdog group filed a complaint against Facebook for allegedly breaching their privacy agreement, Tech News reported on July 6.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) accused Facebook of
Read More
Medtronic announces its plan to buy Covidien
Mediation
U.S. medical giant Medtronic has announced its plan to buy Ireland’s Covidien in a deal worth $42 billion in cash and stock, BBC News reported on June 16.
According to the report, part of the
Read More
Buy-In: Adding an Investor—Pros, Cons, and Pointers
Mediation
Allowing an investor to buy into your corporation or LLC can be a complicated process. While it may be a great idea for some dealerships, it may be unsuitable for others. Every case is unique, and whether to add an investor involves a series of impor…
Read More
Classic Puffery or Illegal Misrepresentation?
Mediation
Puffery: advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as “an outstanding piece of luggage.” Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use …
Read More
Apple to acquire Beats for $3 billion
Mediation
Apple Inc. has announced its plan to purchase American headphone producer Beats Electronics and online music streaming service provider Beats Music in a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, according to a…
Read More
FedEx sued over discrimination charges
PLC
The FedEx Ground Package System Inc., which is part of Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx Corporation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over allegations of discrimination against deaf and hard-of-hearing applicants an…
Read More
Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe to resume mediation in hiring lawsuit
PLC
Silicon Valley giants Google, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have resumed talks with workers in a class action lawsuit over the companies’ hiring practices, Reuters reported on Wednesday, September 3.
Pl…
Read More
Wells Fargo enters into a multi-million dollar securities lending settlement
PLC
On Monday, August 18, Wells Fargo has agreed to enter into a settlement of $62.5 million with large institutional clients who lost money due to the bank allegedly misleading investors by claiming their program was safe, a report by the Star Tribu…
Read More
Bank of America’s second quarter profit down due to large legal costs
PLC
Bank of America’s income last quarter was down 43 percent to $2.3 billion after the company posted $4 billion in legal fees, according to The Boston Globe on July 17.
Bank of America’s hefty legal costs diminished its second quarter profit to a l…
Read More
Attorney Jim Radig appears on this week’s “Ask the Expert”
PLC
Yesterday, attorney Jim Radig of Arenson Law Group, PC, appeared on the program “Ask the Expert” to discuss several different matters related to bu…
Read More
Facebook sued for allegedly violating users’ privacy
PLC
A consumer privacy watchdog group filed a complaint against Facebook for allegedly breaching their privacy agreement, Tech News reported on July 6.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) accused Facebook of
Read More
Medtronic announces its plan to buy Covidien
PLC
U.S. medical giant Medtronic has announced its plan to buy Ireland’s Covidien in a deal worth $42 billion in cash and stock, BBC News reported on June 16.
According to the report, part of the
Read More
Buy-In: Adding an Investor—Pros, Cons, and Pointers
PLC
Allowing an investor to buy into your corporation or LLC can be a complicated process. While it may be a great idea for some dealerships, it may be unsuitable for others. Every case is unique, and whether to add an investor involves a series of impor…
Read More
Classic Puffery or Illegal Misrepresentation?
PLC
Puffery: advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as “an outstanding piece of luggage.” Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use …
Read More
Apple to acquire Beats for $3 billion
PLC
Apple Inc. has announced its plan to purchase American headphone producer Beats Electronics and online music streaming service provider Beats Music in a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, according to a…
Read More
FedEx sued over discrimination charges
Real Estate
The FedEx Ground Package System Inc., which is part of Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx Corporation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over allegations of discrimination against deaf and hard-of-hearing applicants an…
Read More
Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe to resume mediation in hiring lawsuit
Real Estate
Silicon Valley giants Google, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have resumed talks with workers in a class action lawsuit over the companies’ hiring practices, Reuters reported on Wednesday, September 3.
Pl…
Read More
Wells Fargo enters into a multi-million dollar securities lending settlement
Real Estate
On Monday, August 18, Wells Fargo has agreed to enter into a settlement of $62.5 million with large institutional clients who lost money due to the bank allegedly misleading investors by claiming their program was safe, a report by the Star Tribu…
Read More
Bank of America’s second quarter profit down due to large legal costs
Real Estate
Bank of America’s income last quarter was down 43 percent to $2.3 billion after the company posted $4 billion in legal fees, according to The Boston Globe on July 17.
Bank of America’s hefty legal costs diminished its second quarter profit to a l…
Read More
Attorney Jim Radig appears on this week’s “Ask the Expert”
Real Estate
Yesterday, attorney Jim Radig of Arenson Law Group, PC, appeared on the program “Ask the Expert” to discuss several different matters related to bu…
Read More
Facebook sued for allegedly violating users’ privacy
Real Estate
A consumer privacy watchdog group filed a complaint against Facebook for allegedly breaching their privacy agreement, Tech News reported on July 6.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) accused Facebook of
Read More
Medtronic announces its plan to buy Covidien
Real Estate
U.S. medical giant Medtronic has announced its plan to buy Ireland’s Covidien in a deal worth $42 billion in cash and stock, BBC News reported on June 16.
According to the report, part of the
Read More
Buy-In: Adding an Investor—Pros, Cons, and Pointers
Real Estate
Allowing an investor to buy into your corporation or LLC can be a complicated process. While it may be a great idea for some dealerships, it may be unsuitable for others. Every case is unique, and whether to add an investor involves a series of impor…
Read More
Classic Puffery or Illegal Misrepresentation?
Real Estate
Puffery: advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as “an outstanding piece of luggage.” Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use …
Read More
Apple to acquire Beats for $3 billion
Real Estate
Apple Inc. has announced its plan to purchase American headphone producer Beats Electronics and online music streaming service provider Beats Music in a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, according to a…
Read More
FedEx sued over discrimination charges
Trusts/Estates/Probate
The FedEx Ground Package System Inc., which is part of Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx Corporation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over allegations of discrimination against deaf and hard-of-hearing applicants an…
Read More
Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe to resume mediation in hiring lawsuit
Trusts/Estates/Probate
Silicon Valley giants Google, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have resumed talks with workers in a class action lawsuit over the companies’ hiring practices, Reuters reported on Wednesday, September 3.
Pl…
Read More
Wells Fargo enters into a multi-million dollar securities lending settlement
Trusts/Estates/Probate
On Monday, August 18, Wells Fargo has agreed to enter into a settlement of $62.5 million with large institutional clients who lost money due to the bank allegedly misleading investors by claiming their program was safe, a report by the Star Tribu…
Read More
Bank of America’s second quarter profit down due to large legal costs
Trusts/Estates/Probate
Bank of America’s income last quarter was down 43 percent to $2.3 billion after the company posted $4 billion in legal fees, according to The Boston Globe on July 17.
Bank of America’s hefty legal costs diminished its second quarter profit to a l…
Read More
Attorney Jim Radig appears on this week’s “Ask the Expert”
Trusts/Estates/Probate
Yesterday, attorney Jim Radig of Arenson Law Group, PC, appeared on the program “Ask the Expert” to discuss several different matters related to bu…
Read More
Facebook sued for allegedly violating users’ privacy
Trusts/Estates/Probate
A consumer privacy watchdog group filed a complaint against Facebook for allegedly breaching their privacy agreement, Tech News reported on July 6.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) accused Facebook of
Read More
Medtronic announces its plan to buy Covidien
Trusts/Estates/Probate
U.S. medical giant Medtronic has announced its plan to buy Ireland’s Covidien in a deal worth $42 billion in cash and stock, BBC News reported on June 16.
According to the report, part of the
Read More
Buy-In: Adding an Investor—Pros, Cons, and Pointers
Trusts/Estates/Probate
Allowing an investor to buy into your corporation or LLC can be a complicated process. While it may be a great idea for some dealerships, it may be unsuitable for others. Every case is unique, and whether to add an investor involves a series of impor…
Read More
Classic Puffery or Illegal Misrepresentation?
Trusts/Estates/Probate
Puffery: advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as “an outstanding piece of luggage.” Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use …
Read More
Apple to acquire Beats for $3 billion
Trusts/Estates/Probate
Apple Inc. has announced its plan to purchase American headphone producer Beats Electronics and online music streaming service provider Beats Music in a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, according to a…
Read More
FedEx sued over discrimination charges
Uncategorized
The FedEx Ground Package System Inc., which is part of Memphis, Tenn.-based FedEx Corporation, is now facing a federal lawsuit over allegations of discrimination against deaf and hard-of-hearing applicants an…
Read More
Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe to resume mediation in hiring lawsuit
Uncategorized
Silicon Valley giants Google, Apple, Intel, and Adobe have resumed talks with workers in a class action lawsuit over the companies’ hiring practices, Reuters reported on Wednesday, September 3.
Pl…
Read More
Wells Fargo enters into a multi-million dollar securities lending settlement
Uncategorized
On Monday, August 18, Wells Fargo has agreed to enter into a settlement of $62.5 million with large institutional clients who lost money due to the bank allegedly misleading investors by claiming their program was safe, a report by the Star Tribu…
Read More
Bank of America’s second quarter profit down due to large legal costs
Uncategorized
Bank of America’s income last quarter was down 43 percent to $2.3 billion after the company posted $4 billion in legal fees, according to The Boston Globe on July 17.
Bank of America’s hefty legal costs diminished its second quarter profit to a l…
Read More
Attorney Jim Radig appears on this week’s “Ask the Expert”
Uncategorized
Yesterday, attorney Jim Radig of Arenson Law Group, PC, appeared on the program “Ask the Expert” to discuss several different matters related to bu…
Read More
Facebook sued for allegedly violating users’ privacy
Uncategorized
A consumer privacy watchdog group filed a complaint against Facebook for allegedly breaching their privacy agreement, Tech News reported on July 6.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) accused Facebook of
Read More
Medtronic announces its plan to buy Covidien
Uncategorized
U.S. medical giant Medtronic has announced its plan to buy Ireland’s Covidien in a deal worth $42 billion in cash and stock, BBC News reported on June 16.
According to the report, part of the
Read More
Buy-In: Adding an Investor—Pros, Cons, and Pointers
Uncategorized
Allowing an investor to buy into your corporation or LLC can be a complicated process. While it may be a great idea for some dealerships, it may be unsuitable for others. Every case is unique, and whether to add an investor involves a series of impor…
Read More
Classic Puffery or Illegal Misrepresentation?
Uncategorized
Puffery: advertising copy that indulges in subjective exaggeration in its descriptions of a product or service, such as “an outstanding piece of luggage.” Puffery is always a matter of opinion on the part of the advertiser and often will use …
Read More
Apple to acquire Beats for $3 billion
Uncategorized
Apple Inc. has announced its plan to purchase American headphone producer Beats Electronics and online music streaming service provider Beats Music in a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, according to a…
Read More