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Geico Prevails in Appeal Over Time-Barred Underinsured Motorist Benefits
The Connecticut Court of Appeals sided with Geico's alternative argument that an action seeking to recover underinsured motorist benefits was time-barred for failure to meet the terms of the insurance policy to timely commence the suit or to invoke its tolling provision.
The Major Question Doctrine and the SEC
Does the MQD apply as well to the SEC and its attempt to require greatly enhanced climate-related disclosures? This column will suggest that the SEC can outflank that doctrine, but only if it is careful.
$37,000 to Testify: Lawyer Takes Stand on Day 2 of Alex Jones Trial
"The only way that you were able to become informed about Infowars was based on information Alex Jones provided to you?" plaintiffs counsel Christopher Mattei asked.
Chamber of Commerce's New GC Helped Volkswagen Weather Emissions Scandal
David Detweiler is slated to take over later this month as the chamber's general counsel after six years at the helm of Volkswagen's legal operations in the U.S.
EU Moves to Ban Products Made With Forced Labor
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, right, gathers with EU commissioners before a meeting at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France.
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Term Expiration Leaves Opening on North Dakota's State Board of Law Examiners
Appointment to the board is for a six-year term beginning January 1, 2023.
The Other US Immigration Lottery: Diversity Visa Program
As we look toward any comprehensive immigration reform, it will be interesting to observe whether the DV lottery will remain a part of the U.S. immigration framework and in what form.
Thompson LLP Leader Talks Expansion Into Commercial Real Estate Law
Ben Thompson, managing partner of New York-based Thompson LLP, says his firm's structure provides for "organic cross-referral" opportunities.
Is Your Company a Victim of a Crime? Why You May Want to Hold Off on Calling the Cops
When a company finds itself a victim of a crime, its legal team may feel uneasy picking up the phone and calling a local U.S. Attorney's Office. There is often good reason to be careful.
Google Loses Appeal in €4.3B Antitrust Case
Europe's second-highest court backed up Brussels officials on their claim that Google has abused its dominant position in the mobile internet space. Google was advised by a quartet of elite law firms.TRENDING STORIES
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