Competition Archive » April, 2015

Competition - April, 2015

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• LA Port Police Chief Indicted On Fraud, Corruption Charges
• 'Endless Loop' Fee Fight Halted In $62M Avaya Antitrust Case
• Frontier, Verizon Tell FCC Wireline Deal Will Benefit Public
• AmEx Ordered To Alter Anti-Steering Rules Against Merchants
• NJ Doc Gets Year In Prison In $100M Lab Bribery Scheme
• Top EU Court Urged To Limit Bloc's Foreign Antitrust Reach
• Discovery Tightened In FTC's AbbVie Pay-For-Delay Suit
• $7M Wheelchair Fraud Scheme Nets Woman 6.5-Year Sentence
• 2nd Circ. Lifts Stay On Aluminum Storage Antitrust Appeal
• Energy Execs In $1B Bribery Suit Out Of Judge's Reach
• Toshiba Must Hand Over Cost Info For Nearly 2,200 Computers
• ​FCC Wants To Consolidate Net Neutrality Case In DC Circ.
• Class Slams Banks' Reconsideration Bid In Yen Libor Action
• Kolon Pleads Guilty To DuPont Trade Secrets Theft
• Doc Gets 5 Years For Role In $67M Medicare Fraud Scheme
• Accredo Pays $45M To Escape Novartis Exjade Kickback Suit
• Net Neutrality Fight To Feature Top BigLaw Names
• Acer, Gateway Latest To Join Ion Battery Price-Fixing MDL
• FTC Is No Longer DOJ's Little Brother In Antitrust Remedies
• Senate Panel Probes Dish Over $3B In Spectrum Discounts
• RBS Earmarks $1B For Future Forex Settlements
• DQ Unnecessary For Leak In $630M Omnicare FCA Suit: Feds
• 6th Circ. Asked To Review $30M Blue Cross Settlement
• BofA Will Pay $180M To Settle Forex Class Action
• Teladoc Seeks To Block Texas Board's Telemedicine Rule
• Lawmakers Renew Bid To Ban Mandatory Arbitration Clauses
• Ex-NCAA Athletes' Attys Likely To Win $45M In Antitrust Fight
• Avaya Blasts Bid For More Fees After $62M Antitrust Ruling
• EVA Airway To Pay $99M To Settle Air Cargo Antitrust MDL
• CFPB, Md. Seek Settlement In Mortgage Kickback Scheme
• Net Neutrality Rules Face New Attack From Sen. Paul
• Kelley Drye Adds Ex-Chadbourne Antitrust Ace To DC Office
• SEC Knocks Robbins Geller's Wal-Mart FCPA Doc Request
• Foam Buyers Push For Separate Trials On Price-Fixing Scheme
• Barclays Raises Forex Provision To $3.17B
• NY Casino Developers Tell 2nd Circ. Rivals Stymied Project
• US To Settle With Home Health Provider Over False Claims
• DC Circ. Told FCC Rule Disregards Women-Owned Stations
• Hong Kong Gets Closer To Implementing Competition Law
• FERC Chairman Seems Quite Concerned With Competition
• 'Gray Income' Is Still A Problem In China
• Lead Counsel In Lehman Bros Suit Joins Greenberg Traurig
• Yamada To Plead Guilty, Pay $2.5M For Auto Parts Collusion
• Card Shuffler Co. Deals $100M Monopoly Suit To Rival
• Donald Sterling Says $600M Suit Doesn't Rehash Probate Case
• Bipartisan Bill To Lift Veil On Fed. Settlements Reintroduced
• Dahdaleh Settles 3rd Circ. Appeal In Racketeering Fight
• Clorox Can't Ice Retailer's Price Discrimination Suit
• Greek Antitrust Watchdog Fines P&G €5.3M Over Diapers
• Allergan Can Be Liable Under FCA In Kickback Suit, Gov't Says
• BAE's Discovery Stonewalling Sanctionable, Judge Told
• Ocwen, Assurant To Pay $140M To Settle Force-Placed Suit
• FTC's Disgorgement Policies Clear, Commissioner Says
• US Airways Will Ditch Damages For Sabre Antitrust Bench Trial
• Ex-NY Speaker Silver Maintains Innocence In Corruption Case
• How The Defense Can Win Verdicts And Influence Juries
• FTC Will Not Shy Away From Vertical Theories Of Harm
• Humana Urges Court Not To Allow Drug Cos.' Aggrenox Appeal
• Group Urges FCC To Boost Small Players In Spectrum Auction
• DreamWorks To Face Some No-Hire Pact Claims In Arbitration
• High Court Won't Weigh Class Cert In Milk Price-Fixing Case
• Daimler Execs, Greek Officials Charged After Bribery Probe
• NCAA Can't Delay Attys' Fees Fight In Antitrust Row
• Comcast, Time Warner Cable Blast $20B Race Bias Suit
• Target Settles With Mitsubishi, LG In CRT Price-Fixing MDL
• FTC Warns Divestitures May Reach Beyond Problem Market
• NY Health Initiative May Stifle Competition, FTC Says
• Mixed Messages On Internal FCPA Probes Exasperate Attys
• 4 Takeaways From The ABA Antitrust Spring Meeting
• Auto Body Attys Slam Insurer's Sanctions Bid In MDL
• Antitrust, Manufacturer Groups Back Motorola High Court Cert
• Tokyo Electron, Applied Scrap $29B Deal Amid Antitrust Woes
• NJ Dem Wants New Trial After Racketeering, Fraud Conviction
• Mylan Nixes Teva's $40B Takeover Bid Amid Pharma Tussle
• The 2014 Antitrust Litigation Report
• HSBC, Deutsche, Barclays Led Antitrust Targets In 2014
• Dip In Antitrust Suits Shows Limits Of Plaintiffs Bar
• NY Southern District Becomes Antitrust Hotspot
• 3 Ways Firms Can Weather A Massive Deal Collapse
• 3 Takeaways From Comcast's Failed Bid For TWC
• Nasdaq Rebuts Market Power Claims In SEC Data Pricing Row
• Chesapeake Energy Paying $25M To End Bid-Rigging Charges
• Fla. Appeals Court Upholds Acquitted Mayor's Reinstatement
• US Bank Settles Suit Over Force-Placed Flood Insurance
• Telecom Cos. Urge 3rd Circ. To Review Net Neutrality
• Social Media Class Notices Gain Traction But Carry Risks
• Mushroom Growers Say 3rd Circ. Ruling Foils Class Cert. Bid
• FTC Opposes Quick Appeal For AT&T In Throttling Suit
• German Watchdog Winding Down Deutsche Bank Libor Probe
• AT&T Sells $17.5B Bonds To Help Fund DirecTV Deal
• Ball-Rexam: Not A Typical 3-To-2 Merger
• Comcast Scraps $45B Time Warner Tie-Up Amid Scrutiny
• SEC Told Nasdaq, NYSE Prices Hit Returns In Market Data Row
• $45B Comcast, TWC Merger Doomed After FCC Balks
• 7 Sauciest Lines From Deutsche Bank's Libor Traders
• US Atty Details Alleged Bribes In New Silver Indictment
• NJ Devils Sued For Restricting Season Ticket Resales
• Hitachi Exec Cops To Auto Parts Price-Fixing Role
• 3 Takeaways From Deutsche Bank's $2.5B Libor Deal
• Auto Parts Manufacturers Can't Ditch Antitrust MDL
• Jury Awards Enterprise $2.2M In ETP Contract Suit
• Why REMS Abuse Doesn't Belong In Antitrust Litigation
• EU Court Backs $227M LCD Panel Cartel Fine For LG Display
• Relator Slams Omnicare's 'Draconian' DQ Bid Over Disclosures
• Class Grabs $100M Settlement in Shipping Antitrust Case
• Ex-Chicago Lawmaker Gets 5 Months For Bribery
• Oracle Nixes Late Suit Over No-Poaching Plot With Google
• Allergan Pushes To Ax Eye Doctors' FCA Kickback Suit
• China Hits Mercedes Benz With $56M Price-Fixing Fine
• Deutsche Bank Pays $2.5B In US, UK Libor Deal
• SIFMA Tears Into Nasdaq Pricing In Market Data Row
• AT&T, DirecTV Tout $48.5B Merger's Benefits To FCC
• Menendez Weighs Bid To Move Corruption Case Out Of NJ
• Retailers Slam Pushback To Linking Effexor, Lipitor Appeals
• Former Ex-Im Loan Officer Admits To Taking Bribes
• A Teva-Mylan Tie-Up Would Face Serious Antitrust Scrutiny
• Perrigo Wants Akorn's Antitrust Counterclaims Tossed
• GCs Name Most Elite Law Firms
• 6th Circ. Backs Taiwan Auto Parts Co. In Antitrust Case
• TRW Sheds Suspension Biz In $400M Deal Ahead Of Merger
• Deutsche Bank Sets Aside $1.6B For Legal Settlements
• 11th Circ. Exclusive Dealing Decision Is Big Win For FTC
• Google VC Arm Wants Out Of Uber's Philly Cab Fight
• Fla. Town Appeals Acquitted Mayor's Reinstatement
• Sysco Says $3.5B US Foods Merger Will Amp Up Competition
• EU Accuses Gazprom Of Antitrust Violations
• Nasdaq Defends Pricing Of Market Data In Duel With SIFMA
• Toshiba Settles With Sears, Kmart In CRT Price-Fixing MDL
• Bio-Rad Investor Demands Books In Wake Of $55M FCPA Deal
• Rite Aid Wants To Join Lidoderm Patch Antitrust Battle
• Hospital Brass Wouldn't 'Play Ball' In Scheme, Judge Hears
• Costco, 1-800 Contacts Stare Down Lens Makers In Utah
• French Watchdog, Booking.com Ink Deal On Hotel Pricing
• ETP Veep Defends Cutting Enterprise's Pipeline Pressure
• Costco, AU Still Spar After $37M LCD Price-Fixing Award
• High Court Blurs Dividing Line Of Natural Gas Act Authority
• NY AG Says Doryx Dismissal Doesn't Doom Namenda Case
• Rakoff Takes Hard Line On Libor-Rigging Trial Date
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear St. Luke's Merger Fight
• Lawsky Says Electronic Trading Key To Coming Forex Deals
• KBR Subcontractor's FCA Win Can't Be Permanent, US Says
• ABA Urges UK Watchdog For More Antitrust Deal Incentives
• Spanish-Language Cinema Says AMC Forced It Out of Houston
• Aereo Floats Ch. 11 Deal Ending Networks' 3-Year IP War
• Low Prices Won't Shield Merging Oil Cos. From Antitrust Heat
• 9th Circ. Has Ensured Fewer Post-Employment Restrictions
• How EU Competition Regulators Assess Oil And Gas M&A
• Texas County-Run Hospital To Pay $23.6M To End FCA Suit
• Volvo, Caterpillar, Komatsu Try to Buck Antitrust Suit
• Gas Price-Fixing Claims Not Preempted, High Court Rules
• Hausfeld Says NCAA Trying To Stall On Paying Attys Fees
• Cardinal Case Shines Light On FTC's Disgorgement Plans
• EU Approves $8B Altice-PT Portugal Deal With Concessions
• Enterprise Never Had Pipeline Pressure Rights: Ex-Employee
• J&J Says Costco Blind To Legality Of Contact Lens Pricing
• Plaintiffs Say Shire Withholding Docs In Pay-For-Delay Suit
• Franken 'Hopeful' Feds Will Block Comcast-Time Warner Deal
• Apple Execs Deny Knowledge Of Jobs' Anti-Poaching Deals
• Whistleblowers Appeal Dismissal Of Novartis FCA Xolair Suit
• OIG Guides Hospital Boards On Overbilling, Privacy, Kickbacks
• Teva To Pay $512M To End Provigil Pay-For-Delay Dispute
• Class Blasts Opposition To $9.6M Lien-Rigging Deal
• DOJ Downplays Retailers' Concerns With AmEx Steering Fixes
• 2015 Begins With A Drop In FCPA Enforcement Activity
• FTC Inks 2nd Highest Disgorgement Deal With Cardinal Health
• The 100 Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• Law Firm Biases Continue To Thwart Women
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• The Glass Ceiling Report
• UFC, Fighters Want ADR To Referee Antitrust Dispute
• Brazilian Co. Sheds Construction Biz Post-Petrobras
• Cos. Say China Blocked Vitamin C Antitrust Suit Compliance
• State AGs Eying Pay-For-Delay Suits, Calif. Official Says
• CenturyLink Sues FCC Over Net Neutrality
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Use Of Daubert To Fight Class Cert.
• Actavis Says 'Product-Hopping' Ruling Aids Namenda Appeal
• Drug Cos. Rip Bid To Merge Lipitor, Effexor Antitrust Appeals
• Dish, Others Tell FCC To Nix Comcast-Time Warner Merger
• Former Tullett Prebon Broker Denies Libor Rigging In London
• Lockheed Seeks To Undo Part Of 1976 Bribery Pact With SEC
• Archer & Greiner Adds Noted IP Partner, Blogger
• DOJ Official Warns Against Anti-Steering In Contracts
• Holder Warns Cos. To Heed Antitrust Watchdog's Victories
• Virginia's 'Rocket Docket' Continues To Roar
• ETP Says Enterprise Changing Tune On Contract Interpretation
• NJ Dem Power Broker Guilty Of Racketeering, Wire Fraud
• Judge Illston's Tips For Economic Experts In Antitrust Cases
• ProMedica Urges Justices To Review Nixed Hospital Merger
• Warner Chilcott Nabs Win In Generic Doryx Delay Row
• Chinese Official Vows Caution With IP Antitrust Probes
• Brazil Corruption Fallout Leaves Creditors On Shaky Ground
• Fla. Doc In Menendez Scandal Denies Medicare Fraud Charges
• FTC To Dive Deep In Pay-To-Delay Analysis, Brill Says
• Alstom's UK Unit Hit With New Corruption Charges
• Asus Accuses InterDigital Of Exploiting Essential Tech Patents
• Contractor Chief Charged In PennDOT Corruption Scandal
• E-Book Monitor Says Apple Must Boost Antitrust Compliance
• FTC Official Says Patent Settlement Side Deals Suspicious
• Pa. AG Asked To Probe Penn National's Nixed Casino Project
• FTC Can Seek Disgorgement In Cephalon Suit, Judge Says
• NJ Property Owners Oppose $9.6M Lien-Rigging Class Deal
• Antitrust Officials Tout Role In US Foods-Sysco Merger Suit
• 3 Tricky Questions To Ask Before Selling Discounted Bundles
• BofA Reaches Settlement In Forex Class Action
• San Jose Takes MLB Antitrust Challenge To Supreme Court
• New Tech Could Challenge EU In Google Antitrust Probe
• Gov't On Defensive Over Antitrust Activities In IP Space
• DOJ On Antitrust Hiring Spree As Litigation Director Departs
• DOJ Recoups Record $1.3B In Criminal Antitrust Fines
• FCC's GC Says Net Neutrality Rules To Be Applied Upfront
• DOJ's Snyder Says Double-Counting Worries Overblown
• Cephalon Thins FCA Off-Label Marketing, Kickback Suit
• Ex-New Orleans Mayor Says Fraud Conviction Can't Stand
• DOJ Antitrust Official Denies DC's Fed Court Is Pro-Gov't
• 11th Circ. Upholds FTC's Pipe-Fitting Monopoly Ruling
• FTC's Ohlhausen Warns Not To Use Antitrust For Privacy Woes
• Rite Aid Hits Pharma Cos. With Generic Niaspan Antitrust Suit
• 2 Routes To Hourly Rates For Lawyers
• OneBeacon Says Texas Law Bars $30M Recovery For Law Firm
• Deutsche Bank, Others Look To Escape Yen Libor Row
• Judge Allows Most Claims In Suboxone MDL To Move Forward
• St. Luke's: A Major Step Back In Merger Efficiencies
• EU's Antitrust Watchdog Formally Launches Probe Into Google
• Doc In Menendez Scandal Indicted On Medicare Fraud Charges
• Bausch & Lomb, Alcon Challenge Utah Contact Lens Law
• FTC's Wright Slams Shortcuts In Evaluating IP Antitrust Claims
• FRAND Regime 'Not Working Very Well,' DOJ Official Says
• Atty DQ'd From 7-Eleven Row Over Payments For Insider Info
• KBR Worker's Bribery Plea Doesn't Prove Liability, Judge Says
• Microsoft Workers' Anti-Poaching Suit Declared Time-Barred
• Group Urges EU To File Antitrust Charges Against Google
• Coffee Cos. Look To Keep Keurig Antitrust Claims Alive
• Nordic Firm Roschier Beefs Up EU, Comp Team In Stockholm
• AT&T, Industry Groups Sue FCC Over Net Neutrality
• JPMorgan Hopes To Finish Justice Dept. Forex Deal In Weeks
• Health Care Executive Liability Exposure Post-Sacred Heart
• Low Pipe Pressure Not Covered In ETP Contract: Enterprise
• 7th Circ. Revives Suit Over Abbott Off-Label Scheme
• Texas Firm Seeks $9M In Fees For OneBeacon Malpractice Suit
• 2nd Circ. Wary Of Anti-Competitive Intent In Namenda Plan
• Ex-Rabobank Trader Denies Libor-Rigging Charges
• AUO Could Face $1B Fine For Alleged Probation Violation
• EU Hints Approval Of Hitachi's $2B Bid For Italian Rail Assets
• HHS Rips Hospitals, Health Records Cos. For Not Sharing Info
• MMA Fighters Strike Back At UFC's Bid To Nix Antitrust Suit
• Telecom Industry Group Sues FCC Over Net Neutrality
• How Gelboim V. BofA Affects Pending MDL Matters
• How To Weather Media Inquiries In High-Profile Cases
• This Week In Congress: Taxes, Budget Resolution And Iran
• HSBC, Assurant To Pay $1.8M To End Insurance Kickback Row
• Insurer Seeks $8M Refund Of St. Luke's FTC Defense Costs
• Merchants Say AmEx Should Have No Ability To Limit Pricing
• NJ Radiologist Asks High Court To Review Kickback Judgment
• Shareholder Fights Apple Execs' Bid To Stay Poaching Suit
• Judge Won't Toss Silver Indictment But Chides Bharara
• Feds Looking Into Gulf Aircraft Subsidy Allegations
• 9th Circ. Tosses Mexican Co. Exec's Suit Over Seized Funds
• Spain Expands Concrete Cartel Probe To Lafarge, Holcim
• Taking Legal Analytics To The Next Level
• EU Reopens Probe Into $7.6B Siemens-Dresser-Rand Merger
• A Closer Look At Internal Controls Enforcement
• Prograf Antitrust MDL Lawyers Seek $34M In Fees
• Convicted Ex-Pa. County Official Blames 'Do-Nothing' Counsel
• TRW To Pay Direct Buyers $8M In Auto Parts Antitrust MDL
• Merck Fights Bid To Strike Replies In K-Dur Pay-For-Delay Suit
• Libor Investors Fight For Separate Briefs On Appeal
• 10th Circ. To Hear Cox Antitrust MDL Arbitration Appeal
• T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon Avoid Text Message Price-Fixing MDL
• COMESA Sets Threshold, Slashes Fees For Merger Filings
• Lab Co. HDL To Pay $47M To Settle FCA Kickback Suits
• NY Court Rules Ex-Parkway CEO Can't Run Another Hospital
• Jailed Judge Can't Shield Assets From $6M Restitution: Feds
• UK Antitrust Agency Vows To Probe $81M Pound Store Merger
• EU Antitrust Chief Calls For Integrated Capital Markets
• How Antitrust Class Actions Will Work In The UK
• ETP Took Bad Approach On Pipeline Cracks, Enterprise Says
• More Than Just Noncompete Deals Barred In Calif.: 9th Circ.
• Abbott Wants GSK HIV Suit Axed Weeks Before Retrial
• Defense Blasts Evidence In Former NJ Power Broker's Trial
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Doctor's Conviction in Hospice Kickback Case
• FLIR's $9.5M FCPA Settlement Reflects Cooperation With SEC
• Avon Employees' Pension Suits Combined In FCPA Aftermath
• Ex-Housing Authority Exec Charged In Kickback Scheme
• Italy Fines Concrete Cos. €12.5M For Operating Cartels
• BNSF Accused Of Putting Shipper Out Of Biz In $41M Suit
• EU Investigating Danish Telecom Joint Venture
• Omnicare FCA Relator's Discovery Suit Thrown Out In Ohio
• Berger Singerman Adds Energy Partner In Tallahassee
• 3rd Circ. Says Comcast Forces Class Cert. Redo In Ex-J&J Suit
• 7 Tricky Questions To Test Your Antitrust Law Savvy
• Halliburton Eyes Sales To Get OK For $35B Baker Hughes Deal
• Asia Poised To Be Center Of FCPA Crackdown
• Biotronik Fights Discovery Motion In $1.1M FCA Fees Row
• Dollar Tree Expects To Sell 340 Stores In Family Dollar Deal
• Qualcomm Transforms SEP-Licensing Landscape In China
• AbbVie Says FTC Can't Fight By Own Rules In Pay-For-Delay
• FTC Must Weigh Dense Can Market In $7.8B Ball-Rexam Deal
• Boehringer Asks DC Circ. To Rethink Doc Ruling In FTC Probe
• Wal-Mart Says It Doesn't Control Wal-Mex In Bribery Case
• Shell Subsidiaries Want Oil Price-Rigging Suit Dumped
• Rival CEO Can't Pare Depo In USF-Sysco $3.5B Merger Suit
• FedEx's TNT Buy Isn't A Retread Of UPS' Failed Bid
• Antitrust Professors Back Rehearing In St. Luke's Merger Fight
• AIDS Foundation Paid Kickbacks Galore, Ex-Staffers Say
• 3rd Circ. Says Drug Cos. Can't Send Effexor Suit To Fed. Circ.
• Capital One Wins Bid To Ax Its Own Antitrust Appeal
• FedEx To Spend $4.8B To Buy TNT Express
• Some Problems With Sen. Menendez's 'Friendship Defense'
• Importing PeaceHealth To Tying: Collins V. Kodak
• ETP Cut Pipeline Pressure To Run Off Enterprise, Jury Told
• The Rising Stars Of Competition Law
• LA's Minimum Wage Hike Oversteps Federal Law, Hotels Say
• Rite Aid Files Latest Antitrust Suit Over Solodyn Generic Deals
• Domfoam Price-Fixing Deal, Stay OK'd Ahead Of Trial
• Drug Cos. Want 2nd Circ. To Hear Bid To Nix Aggrenox Claims
• Toshiba Slams Data Request In Disk Drive MDL
• FTC Aims To Limit Cephalon Evidence In Pay-For-Delay Trial
• DOJ Lodges First Price-Fixing Charge Over Online Sales
• Banks Move To Nix Cases In Libor MDL Over Jurisdiction
• Wyeth, Teva Push To Move Effexor Appeal To Fed. Circ.
• Supreme Court Won't Hear SD Card Price-Fixing Case
• Playing In Peoria: Hospital Exclusive Dealing Case Proceeds
• Judge Koh Kicks Animators' Anti-Poaching Class Action
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Merge Lipitor, Effexor Antitrust Appeals
• Rite Aid Latest To File Aggrenox Pay-For-Delay Suit
• Intellectual Ventures Slams Capital One Bid To Ax Own Appeal
• Feds Face High-Powered Defense In Menendez Case
• Merck Wants FCA Claim Tossed After Millennium Escapes Suit
• 3 Tips For Firms With Lawyers On Both Sides Of A Deal
• Wal-Mart, Whole Foods To Weigh In On AmEx Steering Fixes
• Class Says FDA Ruling Backs Nexium Pay-For-Delay Retrial
• Cruise Excursion Insurer Wins Injunction Against Ex-Workers
• Rising Star: White & Case's Bryan Gant
• Deals Rumor Mill: Reynolds American, Land & Buildings, SFR
• Clinic Can't Exchange Housing For Medicaid Treatment
• Vehicle Heater Co. Faces Price-Fixing Suit After Guilty Plea
• FTC-DOJ Letter Rebuts Hospitals On Antitrust Forum Bias
• 6 Charged With Paying Bribes To Gain $4.5M Boeing Contracts
• Rooftop Clubs Can't Halt Wrigley Field Signs, Judge Rules
• Dentons Picks Up 2 Litigation Partners From Stinson
• Inside The IEEE's Important Changes To Patent Policy
• A Comparison Of Anti-Corruption Laws In US, UK, Brazil
• Teva Strikes $24M Deal To Exit Nexium Pay-For-Delay Suit
• Silver Says Bribery Case At Odds With High Court Precedent
• Brazil's OAS Prepares For Creditor Battle In Bankruptcy
• Aggrenox Doesn't Apply In Provigil Pay-For-Delay Suit: Teva
• Hitachi To Pay $47M To Settle Some Claims In Antitrust MDL
• Ex-NJ Party Boss Declines To Testify In Corruption Trial
• AmEx Spars With DOJ Over Changes To Anti-Steering Rules
• PharMerica Can't Nix FCA Suit Under First-To-File Bar
• Sen. Menendez Pleads Not Guilty To Corruption Charges
• Rising Star: Weil Gotshal's Eric Hochstadt
• FTC Urges High Court To Reject ProMedica's Merger Appeal
• Germany Blocks Grocery Giant Edeka's Pickup Of Rival Stores
• Omnicare Says Loose Lips Sink Relator In FCA Kickback Suit
• NJ Doctors Get Prison Time In Lab Services Bribe Scheme
• EU Pushes Boundaries Of What Amounts To A Cartel
• Duperval And DOJ's Expansive Approach To Foreign Bribery
• Barclays Can't Escape Ex-Pillsbury Atty's Antitrust Suit
• KBR Witheld Docs, $1.2M Scan Fee In DOD Contract, Suit Says
• Prosecution Goes After Software Developer In Ferriero Trial
• Rising Star: Shearman & Sterling's Beau Buffier
• Novartis Docs Privileged In Kickback Case, Judge Says
• AT&T Sues Ex-Project Manager Over Kickback Scheme
• Facebook's Fraud Counterclaims Cut From Antitrust Suit
• Banks Escape Real Estate Mogul's $100M Libor-Rigging Suit
• Sysco, US Foods Customers Must Reveal IDs In Merger Fight
• FTC Won't Force Hospital Sale In Phoebe Putney Case
• Controversial $30M Blue Cross Antitrust Settlement Approved
• Sen. Menendez Indicted On Corruption Charges
• Attys Resist Proposal To Shrink Appellate Brief Limits
• Quinn Emanuel Snags Ex-Skadden White Collar Litigator
• $50M Settlement Denied In Milk Pricing Conspiracy Suit
• Prepare For Antitrust Risk In Nonreportable Transactions
• Ethics In The Tech Age: What Every Lawyer Should Consider