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Erin Moore will be serving as an adjunct professor once again at the University of Dayton College of Law. She will be teaching a Trial Practice class with former Green & Green shareholder, Stephen Brandt as her co-professor for the class. Erin taught Conflict Management and Dispute Resolution last semester and has taught Trial Practice with Steve twice before.

Tom Green recently enjoyed a successful resolution to a multimillion dollar fiduciary duty and breach of contract matter between a utility company and three of its former directors. The company asserted claims and the directors pursued counter claims. All matters were settled after two weeks of what was expected to be a six week trial.

Jane Lynch has been elected to a second term as President of the Wergerzyn Garden Foundation. With her guidance, the Foundation raised several million dollars for the installation of the fabulous Children's Garden at Wegerzyn Metropark in Dayton. Outside of practicing law, gardening is one of Jane's many passions and she is quite gratified to be able to contribute her leadership to this worthy venture.

 

Legal News Headlines by Lawyers.com

  1. 08.13.2010

    BP stops most Fla. claims payments

    BP is looking to cut off more than just the oil spill. Claims filed from Florida's tourism industry are on hold in Naples and other areas not in the directly affected Panhandle area, BP officials have announced. Jack Wert, executive director of the Naples, Marco Island, Everglades Convention and Visitors Bureau, said it's not the right approach for the oil giant to take. "If that's the case, that certainly is very sad," said Wert, noting that as of Thursday, he hadn't been notified yet of the change.

  2. 08.13.2010

    Rat bites shopper, shopper sues store

    A trip to a variety store is said to have resulted in post-traumatic stress disorder for a Delaware County man who said he was shopping for a ribbon when he was attacked by a rat.

  3. 08.13.2010

    U.S.: Firms Must Spell Out Benefit Rights

    WASHINGTON | Your company just denied your disability claim. What do you do now? How long do you have to file an appeal? And with whom? The Obama administration is planning to upgrade consumer protections for tens of millions of workers and family members covered by health, disability and pension plans, ordering companies to clearly explain decisions on claims and how employees can dispute denials.

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