The Intersection Among Torts, Science, Corporate Law, Insurance & Bankruptcy
The wheels continue to grind on whether AIG’s alleged frauds will be fully aired. One new development is that a New York appellate court approved a trial for Hank Greenberg on some of the various fraud claims. Second, Judge Kessler has stayed her ruling granting access to reports of the corporate monitor for AIG – the story is here. As mentioned before, Corporate Counsel and its lawyers previously won a ruling requiring disclosure.
Fraudulent Conveyance Claims Arising from Shut Down of Company, With Its Lawyers Involved as Investo
Another part of the complexity of asbestos litigation lies in the efforts of some to shut down former makers of asbestos containing products, and the work of lawyers and other professionals in those e
Uber banks in Europe (e.g. HSBC) are under increasing scrutiny for creating or aiding and abetting various forms of tax fraud and other financial frauds. As one result, the litigation industry will c