Aging workforce” is a term often heard throughout corporate America. Most of us have read how, over the next decade,...
Monthly Archives: November 2005
Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm and Democratic lawmakers want to give homeowners and motorists a 20 percent cut in their insurance...
The Wisconsin State Assembly last month passed a bill to reinstate caps on medical malpractice awards in the state by...
This recurring feature examines insurance coverage decisions in the Midwest’s appellate courts, as compiled by the New York-based law firm...
Litigation has become the great equalizer of the modern corporation. Regardless of size, industry or location, there is certain to...
A heartfelt vision for perpetuation is one of the prime beliefs that principals must embrace as part of the process....
The Ohio Supreme Court handed down an opinion on Oct. 12 holding that the former uninsured motorist (UM) law did...
MASSACHUSETTS Sprinkler Opposition: Dozens of Massachusetts restaurants and private clubs are appealing a state mandate in that they install sprinkler...
Key Findings in the 2005 Fulbright & Jaworski 2005 Litigation Trends Survey: Litigation Dockets Eighty-seven percent of U.S. companies are...