Scandal hits IBM, McKinsey Oct 19, 2009
Daniel Lazaroff, business law professor at Loyola Law School, said the case showed how widespread insider trading was, and that often the risk and penalty of getting caught was often not enough to deter them. "The lesson for these companies is to try to internally monitor what is going on and make it clear that separate and apart from federal or state laws they are going to deal very harshly with these people from an employment standpoint," he said. (India Times)
In 'Wannabe U' Book, Some See UConn Faces Behind Disguised Identities Oct 15, 2009
" Experts across the country say the trends Tuchman identifies are a source of concern at both private and public institutions all across the country. Cary Nelson, an English professor at the and president of the American Association of University Professors, said the sort of changes Tuchman discusses "have been taking place over the past 20 years," often pitting corporate values against ethics. "There are too many administrators earning too much money, spending vast amounts on pet projects,"... (FOX61, CT)
Cliff Ennico Oct 13, 2009
Based in Fairfield, Connecticut, he acts as corporate legal counsel for many up-and-coming companies, and teaches courses in business law and industrial organization at several colleges and institutions. He is also a regular speaker at small business conferences, seminars, and workshops. (Townhall.com)
How to get lower grocery prices in Perth Oct 13, 2009
Frank Zumbo is an associate professor at the University of NSW's school of business law and taxation who served as an expert adviser to a federal government committee looking into a code of conduct for the retail grocery sector. He is one of Australia's most respected commentators on competition issues and drafted the Birdsville Amendment, a law that outlawed predatory pricing by businesses holding substantial market share. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Opinion)
Corporate attorneys push for flexible billing Oct 13, 2009
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Your Career: Tweeting for your boss Oct 12, 2009
This is going to be interesting, says Patricia Abril, assistant professor of business law, School of Business Administration at the University of Miami, about how laws will adapt to this latest Internet machination. I think whats at the core of this is a blurring of social and professional. (MSNBC -- Business)
Its number up, Dewey is 86ed Oct 10, 2009
Albany Public Library to shelve books by category rather than decimal system. By , Staff writer First published in print: Saturday, October 10, 2009. (Albany Times Union)
Universities strive to be world leaders Oct 10, 2009
Our top institutions aim to recruit the best teachers and students from around the globe, writes Melinda Ham. The University of Technology Sydney is developing extensive partnerships with 12 other technology- focused universities in South-East Asia, North America and Europe as part of its strategy to be a ''truly international research university. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia)
Just what is happening with the North-West Shelf? Oct 8, 2009
they have been able to do so because of the actions of the ACCC." Another submitter to the federal inquiry was competition expert Frank Zumbo, an associate professor of business law at the University of NSW. An opponent of joint marketing, he told that the North-West Shelf should "urgently" apply for an authorisation, as this would give WA gas users greater transparency as to the joint venture's gas marketing activities in the state. "There are serious questions about whether or not the... (Sydney Morning Herald -- Business)
Aspen law firm merges with Sherman & Howard Oct 3, 2009
LLC has merged with , one of Aspen s top business law firms. The move, expected to be announced Oct. 2, adds seven lawyers and a 10th office to Denver-based Sherman & Howard s operations in Colorado, Arizona, Nevada and Missouri. (Denver Business Journal, CO)
Merchants group forms to promote local businesses, help community Oct 2, 2009
The 62 founding members of the North Andover Merchants Association are: A Unique Miracle; Academy Auto School; Amici s Pizzeria; Beabe Gallery; Bead Happy; Boston Chowda Co.; Business Law Office of Daniel J. Ryan P.C.; Butcher Boy; Cakes By Design Edible Art; Connolly Real Estate; Eagle East Aviation; East Mill at Davis & Furber; Eyes on Main Ltd.; First & Main Marketplace; Fitness Together; Flourishes; Good Dog Aquatic Fitness; GroomTown Pet Boutique; Hometown Sports; I & G Tailoring; J & T... (North Andover Citizen, MA)
Fordham University/KPMG Conference to Ponder Financial Regulation Sep 30, 2009
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Solicitor banned for six years for 'phoenix' deals Sep 26, 2009
But it would not prevent Mr Somerville, a member of a NSW Law Society advisory committee on business law, from practising as a sole practitioner or in a legal partnership, he said. Somerville & Co, which employs 49 people, specialises in business, taxation, personal injury and family law. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Business)
Jennifer Hsu Sep 25, 2009
Calhoun students honored. Hsu, 17, daughter of Terry Hsu and Fei-Fei Chou, was born in Taiwan and moved to the United States with her family at the age of 1. (Port Lavaca Wave, TX)
Large Law Group Adds Celebrated Former Reporter to Roster Sep 24, 2009
Founded by Jordan Rose, Rose Law Group pc is a full service real estate and business law firm specializing in renewable energy, land use, zoning, government relations and lobbying, employment law, administrative law, transactional real estate, water law, Native American relations, infrastructure finance, special districts taxation, business formation/corporation issues and business litigation. SOURCE Rose Law Group. (PR Newswire)
At MSB, Economic Council Chief Urges Broader Market Regulation Sep 23, 2009
Olga Sologub (MSB 12), who attended the lecture with her business law class, said she felt that Summers message about emerging from the recession was both cautious and optimistic. He said that this is not going to be an instantaneous occurrence. (The Hoya, Washington DC)
Kozlowski sentenced to up to 25 years in prison Sep 23, 2009
In June, Kozlowski and Swartz were found guilty on 22 of 23 counts of grand larceny and conspiracy, falsifying business records and violating business law. Both men say they will appeal the verdicts. (Yahoo News -- Tyco)
Two magistrates appointed to NSW bench Sep 23, 2009
Ian Cheetham has specialised in business law and commercial transactions. He became a solicitor in 1978, and is employed by the law firm Clayton Utz in Canberra. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia)
Joseph Cardillo, 89, principal in Waltham for three decades Sep 22, 2009
He taught business law at Waltham High for five years until he was offered an administrative position at the nearby Henry Whittemore Elementary School. After several months as the assistant principal at Whittemore, he became the principal at the Nathaniel P. Banks School in Waltham in 1953. (Boston Globe)
When looking for a corporate attorney, ask right questions Sep 17, 2009
They assume, if you have a law degree and you work for a business law firm, you ought to handle it so they just don t ask. Some of my best relationships, he adds, treated me like they were vetting any other vendor. (Albany Business Review, NY)
Telstra tells shareholders it will stay a 'cornerstone' Sep 17, 2009
"While the Government claims these moves are about increasing competition what this is all about is creating a new Government-owned monopoly network.'' Speaking in the Senate during question time, Communications Minister Stephen Conroy defended the proposals, saying they were ''critical to future growth, productivity and innovation across the Australian economy''. The decision to break up Telstra could set a precedent for owners of other infrastructure, such as airports. "There are other... (Sydney Morning Herald -- Business)
Stakes raised in franchising saga Sep 14, 2009
" His comments were backed by franchising expert Frank Zumbo, an associate professor of business law at the University of NSW, who said there was bipartisan political support for reform and Dr Emerson needed to show leadership. "(Dr) Emerson's failure to implement the recommendations is creating a policy vacuum and Mr Piccolo's motion makes it clear that the policy vacuum at a Federal level could easily be filled by state legislation," Mr Zumbo said. The onus was now on Dr Emerson to remove the... (Sydney Morning Herald -- Business)
Law used to indict Blagojevich challenged as vague Sep 13, 2009
FILE - In this Sept. 5, 2007 file photo, former Alaska state Rep. Bruce Weyhrauch walks from the federal court building in Anchorage, Alaska. (Longview Daily News, WA)
Prominent lawyer Elliott Goldstein dies Sep 12, 2009
During his legal career, he served as a member of the Council of the Section of Corporation, Banking and Business Law of the American Bar Association, Senior Section Delegate to House of Delegates, American Bar Association, and member of its Committee on Federal Regulation of Securities. He was chairman (1979-1984) and member of the Section's Corporate Laws Committee, Chairman of its Ad Hoc Committee on the ALI Corporate Governance Project; and member of the Tax Section of the American Bar... (Atlanta Business Chronicle, GA)
Rwanda: Rwanda's Progress in Doing Business Has Been Overdue [opinion] Sep 11, 2009
Connected to that, a business law review project to modernise commercial laws has been finalised. Investment climate facility project supported by the Investment Climate Facility for Africa (ICF) was initiated basically looking at three areas of land registry, business registry process, as well as the commercial district resolution. (allAfrica.com)
Toe the line, or else Sep 10, 2009
This is an example of FIFA showing just how important it views the regulations, said Dan Lowen of sports business law firm Couchman Harrington Associates. The ramifications at the club are potentially huge, not being able to sign anyone until 2011 which could have huge implications for a club of Chelseas size and stature, he told the BBC.. (The Star Online, Malaysia -- Sports)
Saxbys: Legal fees forced bankruptcy Sep 8, 2009
It s not unusual for companies or entities facing huge legal liabilities such as asbestos or archdioceses with legal troubles to take this route to stem exposure to significant uninsured losses, said Jonathan C. Lipson, a business law professor at Beasley School of Law. Bankruptcy can give a company advantages. (Philadelphia Business Journal, PA)
Vogt to lead study of Congress group Sep 6, 2009
Christopher T. Anderson is a partner in the Athens law firm of Timmons, Warnes & Anderson LLP. Anderson focuses his practice in the area of family law, business law and aviation. Dexter L. Fisher has nearly 20 years of experience as a professional manager. (Athens Banner-Herald)
GigaBeam Announces Restructuring Plan Under Protection of Chapter 11 Sep 5, 2009
GigaBeam has been assisted by Corporate Counsel, Amy Trombly, of Trombly Business Law in Newton, MA with whom GigaBeam has had a long standing and productive relationship. GigaBeam's CEO Jay Lawrence said "Ms. Trombly has counseled the Company through the difficult and complex stages of restructuring. I have greatly valued her expertise and guidance in our efforts to reengineer the Company toward success.". (Primezone Releases)
Profile: John Ashcroft Sep 5, 2009
Before entering politics, the former senator taught business law at Southwest Missouri State University. He graduated with honours from Yale University in 1964, and earned a law degree from the University of Chicago in 1967. (BBC News -- Americas)
Bobcat closing Bismarck plant Sep 4, 2009
SAD wrote on Sep 3, 2009 12:37 PM:" No surprise here. The die was cast when the company was sold. The real problem here is our own policy. It is inexcusable to allow the exportation of jobs overseas and the importation of the goods that we should be making right here. Until we change this policy and we can, our economy will continue to decline. Wages will continue to decline and the American Family will bear the consequences of these decisions. Both political parties are to blame. They... (Bismarck Tribune, ND)
Workers get the news at Civic Center Sep 3, 2009
Ranter wrote on Sep 2, 2009 8:12 PM:" ...There is no way to fix the damage that is in the making with Bobcat moving out.Even though it is too late for Bismarck, the answer is to help plug the hole that has been in the dike so long for the working people across the nation. Now ...the answer is to save Gwinner and other plants that are still operating from moving overseas and selling our product back to us. And the way to do it is to help change corporate business law that has, over the years,... (Bismarck Tribune, ND)
Resume Cheating Soars In Tough Economy Sep 3, 2009
Work Applicants are Embellishing Their Job Credentials. An estimated three out of ten people lie on their resumes and, in this tight economy, more job seekers may be feeling desperate enough to stretch the truth. (CBS News)
Newsweek: How Bob Iger is transforming Disney Sep 1, 2009
"equired", "mutually-rewarding the arrangement", "they are more manly crowd", "Wall-E and Up" - all three in Italics, "business law professor who rush to put out a statement", etc. Decent story, but when you're covering the same story as a hundred other outlets, the quality counts as much as the points. (MSNBC -- Business)
Northrop gets billions in military contracts Aug 27, 2009
Specializing in government contracts, government grants, business law, dispute resolution and commercial litigation. Learn how to obtain or expedite a military contract or program. (Yahoo News -- Press Releases)
Like to rant online? Watch out for lawsuits Aug 27, 2009
A recent survey by Minneapolis business and legal consultants Russell Herder and Ethos Business Law found that few companies have a policy governing social networking either as a corporate activity or by its employees. Yet nearly half of 438 companies surveyed said they are concerned that social networking could harm their corporate reputation. (AZCentral -- News)
Michaels Law Group: Jury Teaches Toyota a Lesson on How to Treat Its Suppliers Aug 25, 2009
Located in the heart of Newport Beach, Michaels Law Group is a full service business law firm, specializing in complex litigation and advanced business transactions, with a specialty in the automotive industry. Founding member Jonathan Michaels, an avid car collector and automotive enthusiast, has litigated cases against nearly every automotive manufacturer and has been involved in structuring some of the most significant automotive transactions to date. (PR Newswire)
Delaware gov. tries to preserve sports betting Aug 25, 2009
Lawrence Hamermesh, a professor of corporate and business law at Widener University, said pursuing an appeal would be difficult. There was no split on the three-judge panel, and there is no broad impact from the ruling, he said. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- World)
CPSC Announces the Swearing In of Two New Commissioners Aug 21, 2009
As a professor of ethics, negotiation, business law and consumer protection, he brings a wealth of consumer product safety knowledge to the Commission. "I'm delighted to rejoin an agency whose mission I consider to be one of the most important in all of government. I very much look forward to working with Chairman Tenenbaum and the other commissioners in promoting product safety for American consumers," said Mr. Adler. (PR Newswire)
Model forgives New York blogger who maligned her Aug 20, 2009
Cohen by, a business law firm with headquarters in Pittsburgh, PA, and offices in Naples and Bonita Springs, FL, is pleased to announce that attorney Susan Nesbet-Sikuta has joined the firm as an associate in the Estates s practice group in the firm's Bonita Springs office. Nesbet-Sikuta is an experienced practitioner in trusts and estates and works closely with clients to develop and execute the right strategies for clients' long- and short-term estate plans with revocable trusts,... (Fresno Bee -- Nation)
Proctors adds three to board Aug 20, 2009
The new directors are Angela Fink, who taught marketing, business law and accounting at Guilderland High School until her retirement in 2006; Paul B. Harding, managing partner of , a Latham law firm; and Pamela Sawchuk Brown, founder of and now a partner in. Eric Mower acquired Sawchuk Brown. (Albany Business Review, NY)
TSX Venture Exchange Daily Bulletins for August 18, 2009 Aug 19, 2009
Number of Placees: 9 placees Insider / Pro Group Participation: Insider equals Y / Name ProGroup equals P / # of Shares Raymond Fortier Y 441,176 f/t 208,333 nft Peter Bernier Y 91,667 nft Dirk Tempelman-Kluit Y 130,175 nft Victor Harwardt Law Corp. (Victor Harwardt) Y 50,000 f/t 10,000 nft Lindsay Bottomer Y 60,000 f/t 15,000 nft Altus Business Law Corporation (Gary Floyd) Y 23,530 f/t 8,333 nft Pursuant to Corporate Finance Policy 4. 1, Section 1. (CCNMatthews Press Releases)
New teacher is head of the class Aug 18, 2009
In addition to teaching four classes ranging from business law to keyboarding, she'll take graduate-level courses to earn her certification in three years. She didn't trade out her power suit, though. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Winstead Names Thomas Reddin Chair of Labor, Employment & Immigration Aug 18, 2009
Winstead is among the largest business law firms in Texas. Winstead attorneys and consultants serve as trusted advisors to mid-market and large businesses, providing a core range of legal services that are critical to their operation and success. (PR Newswire)
Woman trades business world for classroom Aug 17, 2009
In addition to teaching four classes, ranging from business law to keyboarding, she'll take graduate-level courses to earn her certification in three years. Her black suit is ready to set the professional tone for the first day. (The Augusta Chronicle)
ALL BUSINESS: What Is Fair Executive Pay? Aug 16, 2009
"There is no denying that some of these executives have really hard jobs," said J. Robert Brown, a professor of business law and corporate governance at the University of Denver. "But there is another element to all this over what is politically acceptable.". (ABC News -- Wire)
What is fair pay for CEOs? Aug 16, 2009
"Some of these executives have really hard jobs," said J. Robert Brown, a professor of business law and corporate governance at the University of Denver. "But there is another element to all this over what is politically acceptable.". (San Francisco Chronicle -- Business)
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Selling to NBN could rebound Aug 14, 2009
Michael Duffy is a lecturer in Australian company law in the department of business law and taxation at Monash University. As a lawyer he previously worked on Australia's first successful shareho 00004000 lder class action. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Business)
Doliner chairs ABA business law section Aug 13, 2009
Nathaniel Doliner, managing shareholder of in Tampa, is now the chair of the business law section. The business law section has about 60,000 members and with members from more than 50 countries is one of the ABA s largest sections, a release said ... The section assists business lawyers by providing continuing legal education and offering a worldwide network for discussion of business issues. (Tampa Bay Business Journal, FL)
Businesses Need to Work on Social Media Skills Aug 13, 2009
More than one in three businesses have no policies concerning the use of social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter in the workplace, according to a new survey from advertising firm Russell Herder and law firm Ethos Business Law. The survey, "Social Media: Embracing the Opportunities, Averting the Risks," was compiled from interviews of 438 executives across the United States who were interviewed during July 2009. (Datamation)
Cambridge resident joins Teen Voices board Aug 12, 2009
She is a practicing attorney and business law associate at Edwards Angell Palmer and Dodge LLP. Last year, as a first-year associate, she started the Citizen School s after-school writing program at the firm. She has completed more than 120 hours of pro bono service and has mentored students through the Steppingstone Foundation and the Boston Lawyers Group. (Cambridge Chronicle, MA)
The Valley's priciest home sales Aug 12, 2009
His practice focuses on trusts and estates, wills, business law, media law, labor and employment. The home was sold by Dean and Carol Ercolano. (AZCentral -- Business)
Consumer rights don't check out in shops Aug 4, 2009
The research by Mark Bender and Roger Gamble, from the department of business law and taxation at Monash University, was funded by the Australian Centre for Retail Studies at Monash University. Source. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Business)
Police reaching out to stem a drop-off in young recruits Aug 3, 2009
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Take Part in An Enchanted Lost Odyssey in The Swords of Athos -- New Fantasy Book Follows the Exploits of a Group of Adventurers Who Seek to Free the Universe and Its Inhabitants From the Clutches of Evil Wizards Jul 29, 2009
He is a trade school graduate and has business law credits from Kansas State University. His grandson, David Matthew Lilly, is a sixteen-year-old high school student from Getaway, Ohio who currently attends school in Chesapeake, Ohio. (Primezone Releases)
Attorney found calling in helping those in debt Jul 27, 2009
Helping others, however; was in the cards for Shepley (Somerset Daily American, PA)
Maliki teams with US universities to rebuild Iraqi education Jul 27, 2009
Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki greeted Iraqis studying in the US Saturday, following the announcement of a new Iraq-funded scholarship program. Courtesy of the Academy for Educational Development. (Christian Science Monitor -- World)
Iraq's Prime Minister Signals New Priority for Education Jul 26, 2009
Text hiding to spacing. Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki announces at AED a dramatic new initiative to modernize Iraq's higher education system. (PR Newswire)
National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame to Induct Four Jul 24, 2009
Text hiding to spacing. Former First Lady Laura Bush to Receive Gloria Lupton Tennison Pioneer Award. (PR Newswire)
Voluntary Carbon Standard Association Accepts Bennett Jones' Submission and Amends Its Rules Jul 23, 2009
Andrei Marcu stated, "This ruling will allow Canadian project developers the opportunity to tap the global carbon finance market and also integrate Canada in the international carbon market, which is critical given the important role Canada has in global energy markets." Gray Taylor stated, "The addition of Andrei Marcu's vast international experience and capability to our world-class climate change practice improved our ability to tackle extraordinarily difficult assignments like this one in a... (Canada Newswire)
Decker gets another term leading Cozen Jul 23, 2009
The Philadelphia-based firm credits Decker for increasing financial performance during the recession and also spearheading the launch of a firmwide strategic plan that calls for expansion of its business law practice across markets to complement its litigation base. Decker also played a central role in the recruitment of nearly 70 lawyers from the dissolved Wolf Block this past spring. (Philadelphia Business Journal, PA)
Organizers plan for all-encompassing Hispanic center Jul 22, 2009
Organizers plan for all-encompassing Hispanic center. Tuesday, July 21, 2009 10:59 PM CDT. (Racine Journal Times, WI)
Appellate court post has 6 finalists Jul 21, 2009
Prior experience: Honolulu district judge, University of Hawaii William S. Richardson School of Law assistant professor, UH College of Business instructor in business law, corporate secretary and general counsel for Otaka Inc., and associate at Goodsill Anderson Quinn & Stifel ... Prior experience: Honolulu district judge, University of Hawaii William S. Richardson School of Law assistant professor, UH College of Business instructor in business law, corporate secretary and general counsel for... (Honolulu Star-Bulletin)
Class conscious: rise of the class action Jul 20, 2009
Although concerns have been raised of a US-style explosion of litigation, Associate Professor Vince Morabito of Monash University's department of business law said class actions here were so expensive that firms would not run them unless they were 80 per cent certain of success. "In Australia, if you lose, you have to pay a significant proportion of the defendant's total cost and that is a big disincentive to starting a case which has no substantive merit," he said. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Business)
