Business

Global Call for Nominations: Help Asia Business Law Journal Identify Taiwan’s Top Legal Minds

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Taipei, Taiwan – The Asia Business Law Journal, a recognized authority in legal circles, is currently calling upon in-house counsel and international business and legal experts to contribute to a comprehensive search for the top private practice lawyers in Taiwan. This initiative aims to spotlight exemplary legal practitioners whose expertise and professionalism have significantly benefited the Taiwan-focused business environment. Contributors to the nomination process include in-house counsel, senior business managers globally with experience in Taiwan’s legal landscapes, and Taiwan-focused lawyers operating from international law firms. This broad range of perspectives is expected to ensure a … Read more

Judge Upholds $31 Million Verdict in High-Profile Legal Battle Involving Maria’s Business

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Santa Fe, NM — A judge recently upheld a substantial $31 million jury verdict against Maria’s, a well-known local restaurant, dismissing a challenge that sought to overturn the decision. The legal dispute centers around accusations of racial discrimination that supposedly occurred at one of the restaurant’s locations, culminating in a significant financial penalty awarded by the jury. In early 2015, three former employees brought forth allegations against Maria’s, claiming they were subjected to racial discrimination while working at the eatery. These claims led to a bitterly contested trial that spotlighted the restaurant’s workplace practices and … Read more

Norcross Legal Team Argues Prosecutors Overreaching in Business Deal Indictment Attempt

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Norcross, NJ — In a contentious legal battle, attorneys for several executives from prominent New Jersey companies argue that state prosecutors are mischaracterizing routine business transactions as corrupt activities in an effort to make their case. This legal skirmish revolves around charges brought against several executives, who now seek dismissal of what they consider to be an unjust indictment. The indictment, which has stirred considerable discussion in business and legal circles, centers on allegations that these executives engaged in bribery and fraud. However, their defense teams contend that the actions in question were part of … Read more

Federal Court Denies Attorney’s Bid to Write Off Racing Expenses as Business Deductions

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Denver, Colorado — A federal appeals court has made a ruling that will steer a personal injury attorney away from claiming car racing expenses as a deductible business marketing cost. On Monday, the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver decided against James William Avery, who sought to deduct over $300,000 spent on his high-speed hobby, according to Law360. Avery, who relocated to Indiana from Colorado in 2003 but continued his legal practice in Colorado, sought to grow his client base in his new home state. To achieve this, he began participating in car … Read more