A New Legal Chapter for a 90's Flameout
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A lawsuit against Gary Winnick, the former chief of Global Crossing, refocuses attention on what Mr. Winnick knew about his company's finances as it imploded.
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By Scott Streater, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas  Feb.
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A court rules a web-based bankruptcy "expert" is not a clerical tool but is effectively practicing law without a license. Plus: Internet doomed, close browser now. In 27B Stroke 6.
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The Golden State sues the big six automakers for damages from polluting vehicles. Talk about wasting resources. In Autopia.
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By Dennis Welch and Beth Lucas, The Tribune, Mesa, Ariz.  May 30--Thousands of East Valley residents now living outside city limits soon could have a new way to get emergency fire protection.
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By Elaine Guregian, The Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio  Sep. 24--Better rev up.
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Paying for the pipes Analysis A Voice over IP service was to blame for a man in Massachusetts bursting into flames at the weekend.â¦
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The Russian company wins a legal skirmish.
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By Scott Duke Harris, San Jose Mercury News, Calif.  Jun. 20--You drank, you drove, you did a night in jail. Now you need a lawyer.
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Consumer electronics stalwart Tweeter files for Chapter 11.
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The high court will take up federal regulation of vehicle emissions in a case that could have broad implications for the auto industry and for public health. In Autopia.
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Motorists who smoke at the wheel could be prosecuted under new guidance in the latest Highway Code.
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A primer on the oil-for-food accusations
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By Scott Duke Harris, San Jose Mercury News, Calif.  Jun.
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Tycho:  I can really do without a lot of the corporate sniping that happens in this industry.  Plus, as a licensed demagogue, they're horning in on my territory when they say ridiculous things or make baseless verbal assaults!  I mean, I have mouths to feed.  Seriously, I have more than one mouth.
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Proposed law suggests fines, jail sentences for guilty parties.
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A 2002 congressional law adds protection for corporate tattletales, but few of them gain such status from US courts. By Adam Geller / Associated Press.