Stocks, bonds get in way of clean court rulings

By: Ann Woolner July 22, 2010

Someone sues you and wins a big ruling. Surprised at your loss, you then learn the judge owns shares in a company that will benefit from his decision. That's supposed to be impartial? There has got to be a rule against that, right? There is. And it should have prevented U.S. District Judge Martin Feldman of ...

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Stocks, bonds get in way of clean court rulings

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