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Estimated 450 Professional Indemnity Insurance Providers in the US

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Professional indemnity insurance has a buyer power score of 3.8 out of 5. Buyers gain negotiation power from high competition and a low market share concentration among suppliers; however, buyers are limited by a low level of substitutes. IBISWorld estimates that there are 450 professional indemnity insurance providers in the United States, the top four of

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Mau Mau Legal Fees Uprising

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The notorious Kenyan Mau Mau uprising in the 1950s has lead to major legal claims against Britain, but now a human rights law firm is facing an uprising for those who claim its legal fees were “fraudulently” inflated. In 2010, the firm Leigh Day sued the Government for compensation on behalf of 5,228 former insurgents

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Unexpected Retirement from Top GM Lawyer

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In an unexpected move, General Motors on Friday announced the retirement of its top lawyer, Michael P. Millikin, who has been a central figure in the automaker’s safety crisis and a target of congressional critics calling for broad reforms at the nation’s largest automaker, Reuters reported. G.M. said Mr. Millikin, who joined the company in 1977 and has

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Can Stress Be Made Illegal?

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Can the law beat stress?  Can there really be a world where  stressful after-work calls, emails and texts were rendered illegal.  It’s an idea that is already taking hold in countries like Germany, Belgium and via an email-banning agreement reached in France. Many officials, including the German Employment Minister, believe smartphones and email are creating a

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