Division

Ex-LAPD Officer Wins $4.5 Million in Settlement Over Claims of Widespread Overtime Fraud in Metro Division

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Los Angeles, California — A former Los Angeles Police Department officer has been awarded $4.5 million following a lawsuit where he claimed to have been sidelined after reporting overtime fraud within the department’s Metro Division. The ex-officer, Malcolm Thomas, alleged that he faced severe backlash for whistleblowing, a decision which he asserts ultimately led to his undue departure from the force. This legal victory casts a stark light on the internal struggles within one of the nation’s most prominent police departments. The Metro Division, known for handling some of the city’s most sensitive and complex … Read more

Federal Judge Upholds Arbitration Decision on Fee Division Between Dissolved Firm’s Ex-Owners

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – A federal judge in Pennsylvania has ruled that he will not overturn or amend the decision of an arbitration panel concerning the division of fees related to two legal cases among three key former owners of a now-dissolved law firm. The judgment comes after extensive deliberations on how to distribute the remaining assets and liabilities of the firm among its principal stakeholders. The legal intricacy of the case highlights the often-complicated relationships and agreements that exist within professional partnerships, particularly in the realm of law. Issues regarding the allocation of fees can … Read more

Federal Judge Upholds Arbitration Ruling on Fee Division Among Former Business Co-Owners in Pennsylvania

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – A federal court in Pennsylvania has ruled that it will not overturn or amend the division of fees determined by an arbitration panel regarding two litigations among three former leading partners of a now-dissolved corporation. The decision leaves in place the original ruling made by the panel, which was tasked with addressing the distribution of legal fees accumulated from these cases. The dispute began after the dissolution of the firm, which led to a complex legal battle over the rightful distribution of fees resulting from two significant cases the firm had handled. … Read more

EY Abogados Welcomes Silvia Bauzá as New Partner to Spearhead Market and Corporate Development in Legal Division

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Madrid, Spain — EY Abogados announced the hiring of Silvia Bauzá as the new partner overseeing markets and corporate development of the legal department and the labor practice. Bauzá, previously associated with A&O Shearman in Spain, brings extensive experience to her new role under the supervision of EY Abogados’ managing partner, Ramón Palacín. Palacín expressed enthusiasm about Bauzá’s addition to the team, highlighting her prominent legal background, “Silvia’s joining marks a considerable gain for EY Abogados. Her seasoned expertise and commanding leadership are pivotal as we aim to enhance our client services and further our … Read more