California Archive » January, 2007

California - January, 2007

104 articles

• Symantec, Citrix Sued Over Remote Computer Access
• American Express Sued Over Trademark
• Pension Fund Resolves Fraud Suit Against Qwest
• GOP Challenges Governor With Rival Health Plan
• Chip Maker Accuses Rival Of Data Theft
• Court Blocks Israeli Co. From Suing Amgen
• Chipmaker Takes Charge For Backdating
• Antitrust Claims Filed In GPS Suit
• Climate Change Tactics In Financial Services
• Morrison & Foerster
• Tesoro's Refinery Deal May Hit Snag With States
• Police Overtime Suit Moves Closer To Trial
• Jury Finds Qualcomm's Patents Not Infringed
• Equity's New Clothes?
• Retired Teachers Appeal Ruling In Homestore Case
• Baker Botts Ranked #1 In Energy Litigation
• Class Action Attorneys Win Access To Contact Data
• ChevronTexaco Avoids Paying Congo Debt
• Mayer Brown Lures Veteran IP Lawyer
• Wal-Mart Turns Itself In For Wage And Hour Abuses
• Law Firm, Lay Dropped From Enron Suit
• Class Action Settlements Reach High In 2006: Report
• Gas Station Owner Appeals Antitrust Case
• Wage-And-Hour Class Actions Continue To Grow
• Judge Unseals Documents In Newspaper Case
• Class Certifications Faced Challenges In 2006
• Why I'm Pushing For The Patent Pilot Program
• Iowa Diocese Creditors Ask To Hire Law Firm
• Doctors, L.A. County Resolve Benefits Dispute
• Antitrust Suit Against Skype Dismissed
• Employer Immune From Liability For Cyberthreats
• Utilities Commission Faces "Hot Gas" Suits
• Remaining Claims Thrown Out in Alaris, ICU Case
• Apple CEO Jobs Questioned By Feds
• Creditors Oppose Class Claim In Musicland Case
• BP Hit With Criticism Over Safety Measures
• High Court To Mull If Energy Co. Is Federal Agency
• IBM Accused Of Unfair Competition
• Brokers Hit Morgan Stanley With FLSA Suit
• Judge Selects Lead Plaintiff In Apple's Options Case
• Woman Drops Vioxx Suit
• Shell Appeals Decision Certifying MTBE Class
• Ruling Poses Problem for California Health Plan
• Broker Firm Consultants Launch Action For Overtime
• Buchanan Ingersoll Bolsters Silicon Valley IP Team
• Jury Deadlocks In Two California Vioxx Cases
• California Lumber Company Files For Chapter 11
• Customers Bring Suit Over HP Printer Cartridges
• Casino Agreements Draw Opposition From Unions
• Lawsuits Pile Up For Antipsychotic Drug
• Expert: Qualcomm Owed $8.3M For Infringement
• HP Defendants Offered Plea Bargain
• Looking East, U.S. Law Firms Boost India Practices
• Court Backs Dismissal Of Maryland's "Wal-Mart Law"
• Judge Postpones Trial Over CA Auto-Emission Law
• Equinix Says Probes Into Stock Options Have Ended
• U.S. Attorney Who Targeted Backdating Resigns
• Five IP Attorneys Join Venable's New L.A. Office
• Foley & Lardner Filed Patent Application Late: Suit
• UnitedHealth Sued For $25M Over Contract Dispute
• Drinker Biddle Nets Two Boutique Lawyers
• Online Betting Facilitators Laundered Billions: Charges
• Bayer, Novartis Near Settlement Over MS Drug
• Apple's Grant To CEO Under Scrutiny: Report
• Law Firm Profile: Sheppard Mullin LLP
• California Commission Sued Over Nuclear Facility
• Lawmakers Launch "Blue Card" Bill
• Court Sides With IMX In Mortgage Tech Patent Ruling
• Costco Discrimination Suit Gains Class Status
• Cisco Sues Apple Over iPhone Trademark
• Another Guilty Plea In Tax Shelter Case
• Dental Care Co. Hit With Proposed Class Action
• High Court Shakes Head At Hytrin Settlement Case
• CA Governor Pushes To Cut Greenhouse Gases
• HP, Lexmark Settle Non-Compete Claims Lawsuits
• Another DRAM Maker Settles Price-Fixing Suit
• Monsanto Deal Still Plagued By Antitrust Issues
• Jackson Hewitt Settles Class Actions
• Philips Wins ITC Ruling Over LED Patent
• Aloha To File Federal Suit Against Mesa
• Damages Lowered In Architect's Copyright Case
• Publishers Want Bankrupt AMS To Return Books
• Hospitals Sue Kaiser Over $16 Million In Unpaid Bills
• Sanofi-Aventis Sued By Reps For Overtime Pay
• Suit Over L.A. Supermarket Law Heads To Trial
• Caltech Launches Suit Over Microsurgical Tools
• Schwarzenegger Seeks Universal Health Coverage
• Apple Lawsuit Spotlights Jobs' Role
• Graphics Chip Makers Hit By New Class Action
• Former Los Angeles Prosecutor Joins Gibson Dunn
• Compass Continues Expansion With L.A. Office
• Suit Takes Aim At Silicon Valley's Youth Culture
• Steptoe Nets New Trademark Head
• Foley & Lardner Taps Expert Investigator
• DLA Piper Snags Seasoned Patent Prosecutor
• Suit Alleges Legg Mason Dodges Paying Overtime
• Fulwider Pays $8M To Settle Misconduct Claims
• San Francisco Adopts Mandatory Paid Sick Leave
• Showalter Steps Up As Baker Botts IP Chair
• Appeals Court Upholds Employer's Class Action Waiver
• Damages Slashed In Whistleblower Suit
• AMS Files For Ch. 11, Requests $75M DIP Loan
• Doctors, Hospitals Ask To Join WellPoint Class Action
• DNA Sequencing Rivals Head To Court