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California - July, 2007

140 articles

• Mercury Secures Dismissal Of Shareholder Suit
• IBM Skimped On Overtime Pay: Suit
• Committee Says EPA Must Rule On Calif.'s Request
• Dex-Cool Focus Moves From Federal To State Court
• Denial Of Cert. Reversed In Blue Shield Class Action
• Hanson Bridgett Plugs In Renewable Energy Expert
• Judge Assigns Special Master In LCD Antitrust Case
• Microsoft, Eolas To Begin Settlement Negotiations
• Ernst & Young Challenges Wage-And-Hour Action
• Marathon, Enron To Settle Turbine Generator Suit
• AOS, Fairchild Consolidate MOSFET Patent Disputes
• Tainted Ginger From China Recalled
• Energy Co. Found In Contempt In SEC Investigation
• Loan Officers Buttress Claims Against Wells Fargo
• BAR/BRI Hit With N.Y. Class Action, Alleging Fraud
• Funeral Company Must Recognize Union Vote
• Texas Instruments Seeks To Join Rambus Case
• EPA Gets More Heat Over California Emissions Cap
• Parishioners Bid To Join Diocese Bankruptcy
• WaMu Fails In Attempt To Kill State Claims
• Court Vacates Infringement Order Against Cordis
• Patent Board Challenges Federal Circuit To A Deuel
• Frontier Wants Protective Order For CEO Deposition
• Asarco Parent Moves To Block Cleanup Settlement
• Calif. Receiver Must Pay Piranha Plaintiffs In Ill.
• Judge Shakes Head At W.R. Grace's Exclusivity
• EnCana Pays $20.5M To Settle State Class Action
• DOJ Seeks Discovery Stay In LCD Price-Fixing Case
• Calif. Fines Kaiser Permanente $3M
• Boston Scientific Jumps Into Medtronic's Patent Case
• Suit Claims Theft Of Medical Software Trade Secrets
• Wells Fargo Loan Officers Seek Class Certification
• Judges Quash Veritas Settlement
• San Francisco Fights To Toss Suit Over Health Law
• Judge Tentatively Dismisses Ditropan Complaint
• Judge Refuses To Go With Feds In Spying Case
• Tokyo High Court Permits First Exercise of Poison Pill
• Master Rejects Bextra Plaintiffs' Discovery Request
• Rambus Attacks Samsung's Move To Block Deposition
• Tech Firms Bid For Stay In DRM Patent Feud
• Class Gains More Time In Air Cargo Surcharge Case
• Cement Cos. Resolve Asbestos Case For $2.1M
• Collins & Aikman's Toyota Deal Wins Court OK
• FERC OKs $400M Las Vegas Pipeline Expansion
• FedEx Ground Catches Heat In Wage-And-Hour Action
• Acacia Settles Suit Over Monitoring Patents
• Judge Blasts FedEx For Late Disclosure
• Plaintiffs Add State Claims In Natural Gas MDL
• Appeals Court Checks FERC's Regulatory Authority
• Experts Rebutted In Pfizer's Celebrex Case
• Aera Energy May Be Hit With More Damages
• Blockbuster, Netflix Not Anti-Competitive: Judge
• SanDisk, Ritek Settle Flash Memory Patent Dispute
• Mining Cos. Agree To Pay Up For Site Cleanup
• Court Throws Out Gen-Probe's HPV License Suit
• Judge Stays Discovery In Credit Card Suit
• Hedge Funds Plead Guilty To $195M Scam
• Another Student Lender Settles Kickback Allegations
• Fujitsu, Nanya Seek Consolidation Of DRAM Case
• Options Backdating Investigation May Be Delayed
• The Future Of Patent Application Revivals
• Climate Change Bills Flood The Capital
• Sony Wants TV Class Action In Federal Court
• Antitrust Case Against LCD Makers Continues To Grow
• UniRAM Wages War Over Summary Judgment
• Abbott Aims To Quash Bayer Subpoena
• W.R. Grace Argues For Continued Exclusivity
• Abbott Bids To Toss New Government Claims
• Judge OKs $3.5B Suit Against Brokers: Overstock
• Roche, Bayer Press Abbott To Turn Over Patent Deal
• Exxon To Put "Hot Fuel" Warning On Some Pumps
• SEC Ex-Officers Ask High Court To Allow Suits
• Ernst & Young Fights Discovery Bid In Overtime Case
• Judge OKs Dismissal Of Some Ephedra Claims
• Challenge To Aquila Buyout May Be Dropped
• Utility Opts For $18M Settlement With Enron
• Appeals Court Revives HP Whistleblower Suit
• Ephedra Judge Limits Doctor's Expert Testimony
• Nuclear Lab Faces $3.3M Fine Over Security Breach
• Interim Class Counsel Named In LCD Price-Fixing Case
• Apple Challenges Validity Of Burst's Media Patents
• Judge Gives Nod To Antitrust Claims Against Intel
• Drink Makers Settle Soda Suit
• As Court Battle Rages, Pfizer's Celebrex Sales Soar
• Few Remaining DVT Plaintiffs Try Different Approaches
• Appeals Court Upholds Powerex Ruling
• Circuit Upholds $6.1M Award Over Licensing Dispute
• Drug Charges Widen Broadcom Investigation
• Bill Unveiled To Force EPA To Rule On Emissions
• Collins & Aikman's Ch. 11 Plan Approved
• Mirant Energy Pays $11M In DOJ Deal
• New Century Lobbies For $5M To Pay Legal Tab
• In Calif., Admin. Exemption Is Interpreted Narrowly
• Fujitsu, University Resolve Plasma Display Panel Suit
• NAACP Accuses Subprime Lenders Of Race Bias
• Borrowers To Receive $295M From Ameriquest
• Court Warns Of Sanctions In Honda Engine Dispute
• Boston Scientific Seeks To Intervene In Medtronic Case
• Qantas Off The Hook In Deep Vein Thrombosis MDL
• DRAM Plaintiffs Want Class Certified, Docs Sealed
• People's Choice Gets OK For UBS Loan Platform Sale
• YouTube Responds To Infringement Charges
• DOJ Allowed To Limit Discovery In LCD Case
• Ex-Milberg Plaintiff Pleads Guilty To Conspiracy
• Ephedra Plaintiff Fights Herbalife's Bid To Bar Info
• Visto, Seven Reach Deal Over E-Mail Patents
• Greenberg Traurig Boosts Securities Group
• Plaintiff Attempts To Send Guidant Case To State Court
• FedEx Drivers Fight For Class Certification
• Judge Denies California's Bid To Enter DRAM Case
• Collins & Aikman Seeks Plan Approval
• California Court Will Consider Only Two Cree Patents
• Matsushita and MediaTek Settle All Patent Disputes
• After Travelers, Courts Still Need Directions
• DOJ Asks For Discovery Stay In LCD Case
• The Hidden Costs Of The Workplace Bully
• Plaintiffs Oppose PG&E's Move To Dismiss
• SEC Takes A Closer Look At New Century
• California Jumps In DRAM Suit To Help Plaintiffs
• FERC Approves $18M Energy Crisis Settlement
• Global Warming Bill Becomes Law
• League Seeks Counsel Appointment In YouTube Suit
• Hybrid Owners Sue Honda Over Mileage Claims
• Court Grants Dismissal Of LCD Patent Dispute
• Reed Smith Snags Katten Bankruptcy Head
• Atmel Aims To Wipe Off Claims In Fingerprint Case
• Designing A Federal Carbon Regime
• Herbalife Seeks To Bar Ephedra Data
• Firms Avoid Disqualification In RealNetworks Case
• Federal Circuit Rejects Pilot Death Benefits
• Regulating Emissions In The Development Sector
• SEC Sues Veritas Execs Over AOL Deal
• SAP Admits To "Inappropriate Downloads"
• Loan Officers Slap Capital One With Overtime Suit
• NovaStar Pays $5.1M To Settle Class Action
• Another Blow To Medical Staff Peer Review Privilege
• Memorex Defends Its Discovery In SanDisk Patent Suit
• Hansen Loses Pep In Energy Drink Spat
• Calif. Global Warming Board Riled By Key Departures
• SkyWest Ordered To Stop Interfering With Pilots' Union