Recent News & Publications
Toxic Tort Newsletter - Vol. 7 Issue 2
In this edition of the Toxic Tort Newsletter, we report on some interesting state decisions favorable
In this edition of the Toxic Tort Newsletter, we report on some interesting state decisions favorable
Employment-At-Will: Has The Death Knell Officially Sounded?
All may dismiss their employees at will, be they many or few, for good cause, for no cause or
All may dismiss their employees at will, be they many or few, for good cause, for no cause or
Reassessing Additional Insured Endorsements
Construction will never be accident proof, which is why good construction contracts should always
Construction will never be accident proof, which is why good construction contracts should always
Employment-At-Will: Has The Death Knell Officially Sounded?
All may dismiss their employees at will, be they many or few, for good cause, for no cause or
All may dismiss their employees at will, be they many or few, for good cause, for no cause or
New York Advocate - Volume 2, Issue 1, Spring 2008
Newsletter published by Segal McCambridge New York office
Newsletter published by Segal McCambridge New York office
Employment Law Newsletter - Spring 2008, Vol. 3, Issue 2
We extend a warm welcome to our new Texas partner, and newest contributing author, Elizabeth Marsh. In our lead article, Elizabeth discusses recent FMLA amendments
We extend a warm welcome to our new Texas partner, and newest contributing author, Elizabeth Marsh. In our lead article, Elizabeth discusses recent FMLA amendments
Chicago Law Firm Lures Herman - Veteran Litigator Helping Segal McCambridge Grow In Austin
When the Davids and Goliaths of the business world face off in the courtroom
When the Davids and Goliaths of the business world face off in the courtroom
Insurance Coverage Newsletter, Volume 2, Issue 1
The implementation of Sarbanes-Oxley requirements, an increase in securities class action filings, and the recent Enron/WorldCom scandals have increasingly challenged the professional liability markets.
The implementation of Sarbanes-Oxley requirements, an increase in securities class action filings, and the recent Enron/WorldCom scandals have increasingly challenged the professional liability markets.