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Burford Perry Wins Judgment Awarding $54 Million to Client and Finding $138 Million Damages to Company in Shareholder Derivative, Breach of Fiduciary Duty Claim - Vimarsana News

Burford Perry Wins Judgment Awarding $54 Million to Client and Finding $138 Million Damages to Company in Shareholder Derivative, Breach of Fiduciary Duty Claim

/PRNewswire/ -- In February, Robert Burford from the Houston-based business litigation firm Burford Perry led a team along with co-counsel Jeff Diamant of Jeff...

Houston Business Litigation Firm Burford Perry, LLP Wins $155 Million Verdict in Fraud and Breach of Fiduciary Duty Case - Vimarsana News

Houston Business Litigation Firm Burford Perry, LLP Wins $155 Million Verdict in Fraud and Breach of Fiduciary Duty Case

/PRNewswire/ -- Robert Burford led a team from Houston-based business litigation firm Burford Perry, along with co-counsel Jeff Diamant, of Jeff Diamant P.C.;...

Mattress Mack suing Harris County for public election records - Vimarsana News

Mattress Mack suing Harris County for public election records

After enduring back-to-back, major Harris County elections deeply plagued by delay and dysfunction, Houston icon Jim "Mattress Mack" McIngvale wants to know what went wrong.

How Abortion Views Are Different - Vimarsana News

How Abortion Views Are Different

With the Supreme Court set to hear a major abortion case, we look at the state of public opinion.

Rachel Zoll, much-admired AP religion writer, dead at 55 - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Rachel Zoll, much-admired AP religion writer, dead at 55 - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper

May 8, 2021 Share Rachel Zoll, who for 17 years as religion writer for The Associated Press endeared herself to colleagues, competitors and sources with her warm heart and world-class reporting skills, died Friday in Amherst, Massachusetts, after a three-year bout with brain cancer. She was 55. Zoll covered religion in all its aspects, from the spiritual to the political, and her stories reached a global audience. But her influence was far greater than that. Other publications often followed her lead, and AP staffers around the world depended on her generosity and guidance. “Rachel ...