Gene Cauley, an Arkansas attorney, was one of the lead plaintiff’s attorneys in a securities lawsuit against BISYS Group, Inc., an insurance company, that Cauley alleged inflated its stock value by issuing false and misleading press releases and financial filings. The parties settled the lawsuit in 2006 for $65.8 million. Cauley was the sole signatory [...]
Archive for May 11th, 2009
Arkansas lawyer questioned regarding missing settlement proceeds.
Posted in Criminal Law, Ethics, tagged attorney misconduct on May 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
California Supreme Court refuses to grant new trial for missed polling of juror.
Posted in Practice & Procedure, tagged jury irregularity on May 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
This case involved a motor vehicle collision between a motorcycle, driven by Scott Keener, and a truck, driven by Hector Solis. At the time of the collision, Solis was employed by Jeld-Wen Inc. Keener died in the accident. At trial, the jury found in favor of Keener. The judge polled the jury regarding the percentages [...]
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