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Woodhouse Porsche of Omaha located at 6625 L Street Omaha, NE 68117. Omaha, when you're ready for that NEW Porsche Boxster, 911, Porsche Carrera, Porsche Panamera or Porsche Cayenne SUV, Porsche of Omaha wants to speak to you! We want to show you what makes us different from other auto dealerships. At Woodhouse Porsche of Omaha we offer a combination of knowledgeable and experienced staff and a wide selection of the latest Porsche New and Used models. Our goal at Woodhouse Porsche is customer service and a winning attitude, “WE WORK HARD” to exceed all the expectations Porsche Consumers expect. Since we opened in Omaha, Porsche drivers have found peace of mind and satisfaction with the Woodhouse Family experience. Porsche of Omaha dealership is part of a family of 16 locations serving the entire Omaha Metro area including: Millard NE | La Vista NE | Elkhorn NE | Bellevue NE | Offutt Air Force Base | Papillion NE | Ralston NE | Downtown Omaha | Bennington NE | Valley NE | … [Read more...] about Woodhouse Porsche of Omaha

Updated 9:20 am CDT, Tuesday, May 7, 2019 FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — Volkswagen's Porsche division says it has agreed with prosecutors to pay a 535 million euro ($598 million) fine for negligent oversight for installing engines that violated emissions norms. Porsche does not make diesel engines but got V6 and V8 powerplants from Volkswagen's Audi division. Volkswagen was caught in 2015 using engine control software to cheat on diesel emissions tests. The scandal cost the Volkswagen group 30 billion euros in fines, repairs and settlements. Porsche has announced it will stop selling diesel cars and concentrate on gasoline, hybrid and battery-only cars. It said Tuesday it would not contest the fine. Former Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn and four others have been charged with fraud in Germany and two executives went to prison in the United States. … [Read more...] about VW’s Porsche agrees to 535 million euro fine in diesel case

A recent law grad working on a massive diet drug case got a $3 million bonus and a Porsche when the civil fen-phen litigation settled for $200 million in 2001.David Helmers testified today about his lavish bonus in the Covington, Ky., federal fraud trial of three senior lawyers accused of stealing money from 440 clients in the underlying civil case, reports the Enquirer, a Cincinnati newspaper. Plaintiffs say they suffered heart problems as a result of taking the diet drug combination.Shirley Cunningham Jr., William Gallion and Melbourne Mills were entitled to about $60 million in fees from the civil settlement, according to prosecutors, but are accused of having kept $45 million more. They also allegedly put another $20 million in a charitable trust, which each of the three was paid $5,000 monthly to manage.A lawyer for at least one of the three is now accusing Helmers, 39, of having been the principal architect of an inappropriate funds transfer to legal counsel, according to the … [Read more...] about Recent Law Grad Got $3M Bonus, Plus Porsche, in Fen-Phen Case

A Washington, D.C., law firm that specializes in representing CIA operatives has something of a mystery on its hands: How did its 2003 Porsche Cayenne S spontaneously catch fire? And who should pay for it?A lawsuit (PDF) filed in federal court in Washington, D.C., asserts that the answer to the second question is Porsche Cars North America and Ameriprise Auto and Home Insurance. The suit misspells the name of the vehicle, but name partner Roy Krieger of law firm Paleos & Krieger told BLT: The Blog of Legal Times that it’s the real thing.Krieger told the blog the car spontaneously caught fire while he was in a book store in March 2005. Unaware of the blaze, he emerged and was surprised to see a fire truck in the parking lot. He was even more surprised when he saw his $60,000 car was nothing but “a smoking hulk.”“At the end, it couldn’t even be towed,” he told the blog. “It had to be placed on a flatbed truck and driven away.”Krieger … [Read more...] about D.C. Law Firm’s Hot Porsche Spontaneously Caught Fire, Suit Claims

Mark Frost has been through some hard times since the breakup of his New Jersey law firm, so he sought a reduction in the $9,500 per month alimony he is required to pay his ex-wife.Apparently seeking to bolster his case, he voluntarily traded in his $1,100-per-month Porsche for a BMW that costs him $400 less per month, reports the New Jersey Law Journal in an article reprinted in the New York Law Journal (reg. req.).But Burlington County Superior Court Judge James Palmer Jr. was not persuaded, and an Appellate Division panel agreed this month that Frost’s “lavish” lifestyle defied his claim to be cash-strapped because of the closing of his Marlton law firm, Frost & Zeff. It also noted that he had taken a number of his clients with him to his new job in Philadelphia.“If defendant has made additional changes to his lifestyle besides driving a BMW instead of a Porsche, he did not make any such adjustments known to the trial court,” the appellate panel … [Read more...] about Lawyer Trades $1,100 Monthly Porsche Bill for $700-Per-Month BMW, But Loses Bid for Alimony Cut