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Schlagwort-Archive: Nietzer&Häusler
Most ridiculous lawsuits: How to eat free at Bob Evans
“At Bob Evans, we treat strangers like friends and friends like family.” That’s the company philosophy of Bob Evans restaurants. The chain prides itself on its “ability to treat guests and employees how they deserve to be treated.”
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Verschlagwortet mit Bob Evans, Charleston, Eat free, Most Ridiculous Lawsuits USA, Nietzer&Häusler, US corporate law
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ILR: Legal Maze’s Murkiest Corners Worry Companies
Wall Street Journal: SEC Payouts for Tips, Foreign-Bribery Law, Patent Suits Top List of Concerns. Read more: Legal Maze’s Murkiest Corners Worry Companies
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Verschlagwortet mit FCPA, Financial Services, Government Contracts, Nietzer&Häusler, US Recht, Wall Street Journal, Whistleblower legislation
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Most ridiculous lawsuits: Attorney drops lawsuit over Thunder tickets
Oklahoma City attorney Doug Friesen has dropped a lawsuit over Thunder tickets. He had claimed another fan backed out of an agreement to let him buy a third of her two season tickets. An Oklahoma City attorney has dropped his … Weiterlesen
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Verschlagwortet mit Most ridiculous Lawsuits, Nietzer&Häusler, Oklahoma, Thunder tickets, US corporate law
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ILR: Looking Ahead to Civil and Criminal Cases to Come
New York Times: It is not really of question of whether there will be a major white-collar crime that captures the public’s attention in 2013; it’s a question of when and how costly it will be. Read more: Looking Ahead … Weiterlesen
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Verschlagwortet mit FCPA, Financial Services, New York Times, Nietzer&Häusler, US Recht
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FCPA: Distributors under the FCPA
If there was ever a question that distributors were covered under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), in 2012, the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) made it emphatically clear that this class of entities in … Weiterlesen
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Verschlagwortet mit Best Practices, Compliance programs, Deferred Prosecution Agreement, Department of Justice, Distributor, FCPA, Lilly, Nietzer&Häusler, Oracle, SEC, Smith & Nephew, US-Gesellschaftsrecht
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Most ridiculous lawsuits: Inmates sue major beer companies: The alcohol made us do it
Keith Allen Brown shot a man to death in Priest Lake five years ago, leading to a 15-year prison sentence. But the 52-year-old says his problems started long before that, when he was just a boy and tasted alcohol for … Weiterlesen
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Verschlagwortet mit Idaho, Inmates sue major beer companies, Most ridiculous Lawsuits, Nietzer&Häusler, US District Judge, US-Gesellschaftsrecht
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ILR: Governor weighs in on tort reform
Associated Press: Gov. Phil Bryant says scrapping Mississippi’s tort reform laws would hinder economic development and cost the state the jobs that it brings. He makes the argument in new court papers that ask a federal court to uphold the … Weiterlesen
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Verschlagwortet mit a $1 million cap, Associated Press, Lawsuit Abuse Impact, Mississippi, Nietzer&Häusler, Tort Reform, US Recht
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Amnesty for Armstrong? Lessons for the Compliance Practitioner
The Lance Armstrong saga continues to provide many lessons for the compliance practitioner. A recent article on ESPN.com, entitled “Lance calls for amnesty program”, reported that Armstrong has come out in favor of those who openly speak about the doping … Weiterlesen
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Verschlagwortet mit amnesty programs, Best Practices, Compliance programs, Department of Justice, FCPA, Investigations, Lance Armstrong, New York Times, Nietzer&Häusler, Siemens, US-Gesellschaftsrecht, Wall Street Journal
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Most ridiculous lawsuits: Ruling over bumper-car injury supports amusement park
The California Supreme Court says riders can’t sue over injuries stemming from the inherent nature of the attraction. ‚Those who voluntarily join in these activities also voluntarily take on their minor inherent risks,‘ the court says. SAN FRANCISCO — The … Weiterlesen
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Verschlagwortet mit Amusement park, bumper-car injury, California, Los Angeles Times, Most ridiculous Lawsuits, Nietzer&Häusler, San Francisco, Surpreme Court, US-Gesellschaftsrecht
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