The latest from National Law Journal
- Fallout from Wal-Mart case begins
- Baseball commissioner throws a wrench into McCourt divorce mechanism
- Former mortgage company CEO sentenced to 40 months in fraud scheme
- Tobacco companies, retailers challenge outdoor advertising ban
- North Dakota gets its first female law dean
| Fallout from Wal-Mart case begins | Top |
| The Supreme Court's blockbuster decision Monday in Wal-Mart v. Dukes, tossing out the biggest discrimination class action in history, is already having an impact on the Supreme Court's docket. | |
| Baseball commissioner throws a wrench into McCourt divorce mechanism | Top |
| Three days after Frank and Jamie McCourt reached a settlement in their contentious divorce battle over ownership of the Los Angeles Dodgers, MLB Commissioner Allan "Bud" Selig rejected a proposed television broadcast contract with Fox on which the deal had relied. | |
| Former mortgage company CEO sentenced to 40 months in fraud scheme | Top |
| The former chief executive officer of one of the largest private mortgage companies in the country was sentenced Tuesday in federal district court in Alexandria to 40 months in prison for his role in a $2.9 billion bank fraud scheme, the Justice Department said. | |
| Tobacco companies, retailers challenge outdoor advertising ban | Top |
| Three tobacco companies and a retailer trade association have sued the city of Worcester, Mass., over an ordinance that would sharply restrict outdoor and indoor tobacco advertising. | |
| North Dakota gets its first female law dean | Top |
| The University of North Dakota has tapped Kathryn Rand as the next dean of its School of Law. She will become the first woman to serve in the school's top administrative position, but she is no stranger to the job. | |
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