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Loose Cannon Employees Cause for Concern

August 10, 2010
The news this week about employees making dramatic departures - including the JetBlue flight attendant who made his final departure via an emergency slide after addressing passengers and the Connecticut employee who went on a shooting rampage after being fired - raises many questions for employers regarding their legal obligations when "loose cannon" employees create disruption in the workplace
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James Move to Miami, Steinbrenner Death, Raise Tax and Estate Planning Questions for Many Americans

July 15, 2010
The news of basketball superstar LeBron James' recent move to Miami and the death this week of iconic Yankees owner  (and Florida resident) George Steinbrenner, share more in common than just being two of the biggest sports stories of 2010.
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Cole Schotz Continues Expansion Efforts in Baltimore

June 21, 2010
Todd Chase joins as special counsel in Real Estate practice June 21, 2010 – The law firm of Cole, Schotz, Meisel, Forman & Leonard, P.A. is pleased to announce the addition of Todd Chase to the firm’s Real Estate practice as special counsel. Mr. Chase is joining the firm after 10 years at DLA Piper, and will reside in the Cole Schotz Baltimore office.
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Five Cole Schotz Attorneys Receive Top Marks in Chambers USA 2010 Rankings

June 15, 2010
Firm Recognized Among Leaders in Bankruptcy and Real Estate Law June 14, 2010--Cole Schotz (www.coleschotz.com) is pleased to announce that five of its attorneys ranked among the leading practitioners in New Jersey and Delaware in Bankruptcy and Real Estate in Chambers USA 2010: America’s Leading Lawyers for Business. The firm’s New Jersey-based Bankruptcy/Restructuring and Real Est
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Is Bankruptcy Ahead for BP?

June 11, 2010
The photographs of oil-soaked pelicans, idle fishermen and formerly pristine beaches now covered with filth has turned all eyes to British Petroleum (BP), with speculation on whether the company is financially solvent enough to withstand the massive clean up costs, avalanche of claims/lawsuits that are yet to come and public boycotting of their products.
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