May 23, 2012 16:19 EDT Oppenheim Law I foolishly hoped the Facebook IPO might actually bring some confidence back to Wall Street.
Subject: Politics
Blog posts
May 21, 2012 18:08 EDT Oppenheim Law The US and Florida Supreme Courts no longer have the aura of impartiality.
May 19, 2012 18:15 EDT Oppenheim Law At least a dozen states are using money from the national mortgage settlement and using it to fix problems unrelated to the housing crisis.
May 18, 2012 10:07 EDT Oppenheim Law Jamie Dimon’s heart-to-heart with his shareholders lasted a whopping 50 minutes.And surprise surprise, Dimon held onto his dual roles as chairman and CEO.
May 14, 2012 17:10 EDT Oppenheim Law Jamie Dimon, the chairman of JP Morgan Chase is trying to play us for suckers, publicly apologizing for his bank's $2 billion loss.
May 11, 2012 17:47 EDT Oppenheim Law How will the Florida Supreme Court rule on Roman Pino vs. The Bank of New York? More importantly what will their decision say about the court's integrity?
May 09, 2012 15:52 EDT Oppenheim Law Roman Pino vs Bank of New York, a case to be heard Thursday, could finally have the banks facing justice for their illegal robosigning.
May 07, 2012 18:00 EDT Oppenheim Law The banks can break into a home they are trying to foreclose on without incident, but when citizens try to clean up the same home, that's when the police come out?
May 05, 2012 18:00 EDT Oppenheim Law Banks make rotten neighbors, as I've said for years, and now The Sun-Sentinel has the numbers that back me up.
May 03, 2012 12:02 EDT Newsroom Ink Tom Mattia, former Global Head of Communications for Coke and EDS and Chief Communications Officer at Yale University, sat down with Ed Lallo of Newsroom Ink to discuss public relations and communications before heading to China as chair of Edelman China.