Management

Epiq Launches Epiq Facilitator™: The Ultimate Solution for Efficient Legal Case Management and Settlement Administration

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NEW YORK – Epiq, a global technology-enabled leader in the legal industry and corporate sector, unveiled its latest application, Epiq Facilitator™, today. This secure and reliable platform offers a comprehensive suite of tools for managing legal analysis, retrieving information, and administering voluntary remediation, claims, and regulatory settlements. Epiq Facilitator™ serves as a proprietary case management system, providing clients with instant access to vital case information through a secure web-based dashboard. The platform’s advanced technology and intelligent importing capabilities ensure efficient processes and deliver the metrics that clients value, all while maintaining complete transparency. Furthermore, Epiq … Read more

Utah Department of Wildlife Resources Announces Key Bills Passed in 2024 Legislative Session for Wildlife Management

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SALT LAKE CITY — The 2024 General Legislative Session in Utah was marked by a flurry of activity in the realm of wildlife management. Several bills were passed and signed into law, focusing on various aspects of wildlife conservation and regulation. The Utah Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR) has compiled a list of key bills that it believes residents should be aware of. One such bill is H.B. 222, also known as “Wildlife Hunting Amendments.” This law introduces changes to wildlife-related rules, specifically addressing the amount of “hunter orange” attire that hunters are required to … Read more

Negligent Stormwater Management Costs New Jersey Borough $21.8 Million in Flood-damaged Properties

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CAMDEN COUNTY, New Jersey – A jury has reached a verdict in a lawsuit alleging that negligent stormwater management by the Borough of Haddonfield resulted in severe flooding and damage to four houses. The plaintiffs, who owned the affected properties, claimed that a storm on June 20, 2019, caused backups in the borough’s stormwater management system, leading to flooding and contamination. The jury’s unanimous decision, which awarded $21.8 million in damages, serves as a warning to municipal officials who may prioritize flashy investments over essential infrastructure like stormwater management. According to Robert D. Sokolove, the … Read more

Autonomy Founder’s Trial Unveils HP’s Dysfunctional Management and Shifting Strategies

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London, England – The long-awaited trial of Mike Lynch, the founder of software company Autonomy, is set to begin in San Francisco, California. Lynch has spent the last decade vehemently denying any wrongdoing, and both he and Autonomy’s former CFO, Sushovan Hussain, have pleaded not guilty. Lynch argues that Autonomy’s value was destroyed by Hewlett-Packard’s (HP) dysfunctional management and changes in strategy, and that the blame has been unfairly placed on him. The trial has been a lengthy process, with Lynch enlisting the services of attorney Reid Weingarten in 2013, shortly after HP wrote down … Read more