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35,000 GM Hourly Employees Participate in Attrition Program (Popularity:  )
General Motors Corp. (NYSE: GM) took another important step today in the turnaround of its North American operations, announcing that approximately 35,000 hourly employees (33,800 UAW-represented and 1,200 IUE-CWA-represented) have agreed to participate in the accelerated attrition program. Coupled with the hourly workforce reduction of 6,500 in 2005 and estimated replacements, including Delphi flowbacks, GM expects to reach its target of reducing 30,000 manufacturing jobs by Jan. 1, 2007 , ...
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A Better Way . . . choosing a peaceful divorce. . . (Popularity: )
Couples ending their marriages and other relationships face many challenges. These challenges exist especially in a family with children. With Collaborative Family Law couples can work toward a complete settlement that benefits everyone through an effective and efficient process. Parents must make very important decisions that will have a significant impact on their children's future. Collaborative family law provides an opportunity to positively deal with decisions and concerns.
Why Collaborative Family ...
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Actimize, a NICE Company, Unveils Surveillance Solution for Rogue Trading Detection, Providing Enhanced Risk Management Capabilities (Popularity: )
Actimize, a leading provider of transactional risk management software for the financial services industry and a NICE Systems (NASDAQ:NICE) company, today announced its Employee Trading Fraud solution for uncovering rogue trading in securities firms. The new solution combines trading surveillance and employee fraud detection and is built on Actimize's proven technology and domain expertise in the institutional and proprietary trading market.
Based on a core analytics and profiling engine and ...
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Aircraft Medical Ready to Fight (Popularity: )
Aircraft Medical ("Aircraft"), the UK medical devices company announces that it will rigorously defend a patent infringement case commenced in the Court of Session, Edinburgh by a competitor, Verathon (based in Seattle, USA). Verathon is claiming GBP37m in damages.
Verathon has claimed that the McGrath(R) Series 5 Video Laryngoscope, manufactured by Aircraft Medical in Scotland, infringes its European Patent 1307131, and by some undisclosed means has calculated damages in lost ...
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Alaska Lobbyist Pleads Guilty to Conspiring to Obtain Bribe Payments for State Lawmaker (Popularity: )
A lobbyist from Anchorage, Alaska, has pleaded guilty to a charge of conspiring to obtain bribe payments for a former elected member of the Alaska House of Representatives, Assistant Attorney General Alice S. Fisher of the Criminal Division announced today.
William B. Bobrick pleaded guilty to a one-count criminal information today before Chief U.S. District Judge John W. Sedwick at the federal court in Anchorage.
Bobrick admitted that beginning in ...
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Annual Conference Leads Legal Industry in Diversity Discussions (Popularity: )
Continuing to promote true diversity in the legal industry, the National Association of Minority and Women Owned Law Firms (NAMWOLF) will gather for its Annual Meeting and Law Firm Expo at the Marriott - Dallas Las Colinas Hotel on November 13-14. Highlights of the meeting will include career development and legal education seminars, a diversity awards luncheon, networking opportunities and an expo highlighting the minority and women-owned law firm members. ...
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Appellate Court Denies BiTEK Motion to Stay O2Micro(R) Injunction (Popularity: )
O2Micro(R) International Limited (Nasdaq: OIIM; SEHK: 0457), a leading supplier of innovative power management, and security components and systems, announced that the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has denied a motion by Beyond Innovation Technology Co., Ltd., also known as BiTEK, to stay the permanent injunction issued against BiTEK, Lien Chang, FSP and SPI by the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas. ...
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Aviation Services Company and its Owner Charged With Illegal Exports to Iran and its Government (Popularity: )
A Dutch aviation services company, its owner, and two other firms have been charged in a criminal complaint in the District of Columbia with illegally exporting aerospace grade aluminum, aircraft components, and other equipment from the U.S. to Iran and the government of Iran in violation of U.S. embargoes. The defendants also have been charged with making false statements on export control documents.
The announcement was made today by Kenneth ...
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Bank of New York Flip-Flops Position on Russian Legal System (Popularity: )
Attorneys representing the Russian Federal Customs Service said today that the Bank of New York's (NYSE: BK) comments on the Russian legal system were both condescending and inconsistent with the Bank's own prior position on the jurisdiction of the specific court in which the case involving the Federal Customs Service's US$22.5 billion claim is being heard.
In the Bank of New York's June 30, 2008 press conference in Moscow, Bank ...
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Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Responds to Attorney General's Complaint, Says Transaction Was Legal and Fully Authorized (Popularity: )
The Michigan Attorney General announced on July 2 he was filing a lawsuit against Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan challenging a capital transaction between BCBSM and Accident Fund.
The Attorney General has taken the position that BCBSM is not authorized by Public Act 350 to do the transaction. We strongly disagree and, in fact, Accident Fund obtained prior regulatory approval for the transaction. BCBSM will be litigating the civil ...
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