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Competition - November, 2015

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• Blank Rome DQed From Boston Scientific Kickback Suit
• GE, Electrolux Say DOJ's Critique Of Merger Distorts Market
• Developer Sues Over Miami Parking Authority Project Award
• Grocer Pushes 7th Circ. To Allow Clorox Antitrust Suit
• Clean-Water Exec Describes Adam Skelos Pay Demand
• Deals Rumor Mill: Staples, Anheuser-Busch, BATS
• Cathay Pacific To Pay $4.5M To Settle Canadian Cargo Suits
• Dish Knocks 'Benefits' Of Charter-TWC Merger
• Allergan, NY End Antitrust Fight Over Dementia Drug
• Sheldon Silver Convicted In Corruption Trial
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Convictions Of CityTime Fraud Trio
• Uber Slams NY Limo Companies' False Ad Suit
• Standard Bank Inks UK's First Deferred Prosecution Accord
• Competition MVP: Quinn Emanuel's Dan Brockett
• EU Gathers Allies To Eliminate Ag Export Subsidies At WTO
• The Netherlands To Appeal EU Starbucks Tax Ruling
• What Happens In Latin America Doesn't Stay In Latin America
• How Trial Counsel Can Take Advantage Of New Federal Rules
• BofA, JPMorgan, Others Stifling Rate-Swaps Competition: Suit
• GE Trims Confidential Info Request After LG, Lowe's Object
• Texas Appeals Court Dumps Longview's $600M Shale Win
• 5th Circ. Upholds $156M Antitrust Award Over Steel Boycott
• Quest Escapes Antitrust Class Action
• 4 Times Juror Drama Rocked Trials
• Competition MVP: Perkins Coie's David Burman
• FTC OKs $12B NXP, Freescale Tie-Up With Conditions
• Delta, AirTran Fight To Keep Experts In Baggage Fee MDL
• Teikoku Loses Bid To Boot 12 Firms From Lidoderm MDL
• Bio-Rad Will Ask 9th Circ. To Nix Whistleblower GC's Claims
• Aetna Pushes For Sanctions In Surgery Center Kickback Suit
• Wal-Mart Slams Class Cert. Bid In Mexico Bribery Suit
• Kimberly-Clark Says Rival Recycling Arguments In Diaper Spat
• Merchants Slam $7.25B Interchange Fee Deal's 'Limited' Relief
• Microsoft Ditches Workers' Suit Over No-Poaching Deals
• Chile Wants E-Commerce, Competition Folded Into WTO Talks
• OPINION: In Search Of Our Best Law Firm Selves
• Albertsons Buying Back 30 Stores From Bankrupt Haggen
• Barclays Settles Investor Suit Over Libor Rigging For $14M
• Ex-Official Pleads Not Guilty In Alleged NJ Bid Rig Scheme
• Comcast Faces DOJ Probe Amid Cable Ad Antitrust Concerns
• DC Circ. Clears MWI In Nigerian FCA Suit
• GE, Electrolux Can't Get Quick End To Some Antitrust Claims
• Bleach Makers Agree To Pay $2.2M To Settle Antitrust Claims
• 3 Banks Say Lack Of Jurisdiction Frees Them From Forex Suit
• Car Shippers Blast GM 'Ruse' To Keep Antitrust Claims Alive
• Competition MVP: Gibson Dunn's M. Sean Royall
• PHH Blasts CFPB At DC Circ. Over $109M Retroactive Sanction
• FCC Head Tells Sens. TV Exclusivity Rule Bad For Customers
• 'Stressed Out' Juror Wants Out Of Sheldon Silver Graft Trial
• DOJ Says AmEx Can't Block Partner Retailers From Steering
• Bryan Cave Partner To Be Asked About Skelos Jury Concerns
• Dish Hits Charter Again In FCC Filing Over TWC Merger
• FTC Taps U. Of Md. Professor For New Economics Chief
• FedEx, TNT Express Score FTC OK On $4.8B Merger
• News Corp. Pans Ad-Monopoly Claim In Heinz, Dial Class Suit
• Ex-College QB Fights For Docs In NCAA Scholarship Case
• Sheppard Mullin Nabs 2 Ex-Dechert Competition Attys
• Vehicle Shipping Cos. Fight Bid To Revive Price-Fixing MDL
• Ex-NY Sen. Gets House Arrest For Lying In Corruption Probe
• DynCorp Slams Dismissal Bid In Corporate Espionage Suit
• New Federal Rules Acknowledge It's Time To Drop The 'E'
• Safe Harbor Needed For Arbitral Rights In Absent Class Claims
• Bryan Cave Atty Calls Skelos Judge With Concern Over Jurors
• Texas Pol Gets 1 Year For Barratry In Kickbacks Plot
• Ex-Rabobankers Seek New Trial In Libor-Rigging Row
• NCAA Athletes Attack Atty's Fee Bid In Image Rights Suit
• JPMorgan Settles With Calif. Cities In Muni Bond MDL
• Competition MVP: Davis Polk's Christopher Hockett
• DOJ Says Samsung, LG Not Relevant To GE-Electrolux Deal
• Antitrust Concerns Won't Derail $160B Pfizer-Allergan Deal
• Sheldon Silver Denounced As Greedy Liar As Trial Nears End
• Botox Buyer Rips Allergan's Bid To Slip Price-Fixing Suit
• TPP Aims To Open Doors For Express Shippers
• Sanofi Says K&L Gates, Rival Stalling Sanctions In FCA Suit
• GOP Urges Permanent Small Biz Net Neutrality Exemption
• Mars Defends Child Slavery Disclosures In False Ad Fight
• Ariz. Utility Wants 9th Circ. Review Of SolarCity Antitrust Row
• FIFA Opens Ethics Trial For Pres. Sepp Blatter, Platini
• Medical Device Maker Gets $7.5M From Jury In Contract Suit
• China Pledges Reforms Aimed At Boosting Flagging Economy
• More Regulators Eye Health Info Blocking
• Class Counsel Fees Getting 'Intense Judicial Scrutiny'
• Yates Memo May Help Gov't Get Foreign-Based Evidence
• Pfizer, Allergan To Merge In $160B Deal
• Gov't Wants More Electrolux CEO Testimony After Distortion
• Favors Or Not, Skelos In Lockstep With Developers, Jury Told
• Ex-Egg Producer Fights Class Cert. In Price-Fixing MDL
• Novartis Faces Strict Pharmacy Oversight In $390M Deal
• News Corp. Says Dial, Heinz Failed To Prove Ad Monopoly
• Brazil Probes Violence, Sham Lawsuits Against Uber
• JPMorgan, Other Banks Get Forex Class Action Kicked To NY
• Competition MVP: Cravath's Christine Varney
• 2nd Circ. OKs Discount Air Ticket Co.'s AmEx Partnership
• San Francisco Hits AmEx With Suit Over Merchant Restraints
• Mylan, Ranbaxy Urge Stay Of Provigil Pay-For-Delay Suits
• 3 Ways Technology Is Changing Law Office Designs
• Uthe Argues For RICO Damages From Aetrium At 9th Circ.
• 13 Key Business Objectives For Corporate Legal Departments
• Energy Groups Urge DC Circ. To Leave Power Rates Alone
• Electrolux Knew Of GE Antitrust Issues For Years, DOJ Says
• Sheldon Silver Seeks To Nix Corruption Case Midtrial
• $360M Quartet Of Air Cargo Antitrust Deals Get Final OK
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Banks' Win In Arbitration Conspiracy Row
• GC Of Real Estate Giant Testifies He Felt Pressure From Skelos
• FERC Won't Rehear Duke Energy Market Manipulation Claims
• DOJ Fines Toyota Supplier $2.4M For Price-Fixing Scheme
• Swisscom Fined $7.8M For Unfair Broadband Contract
• EU Approves HNA Group's $2.7B Play For Swissport
• Synopsys Can't Ditch Competition Counterclaims in IP Row
• Utility Co. Hits Back At Verizon In Virginia Pole Dispute
• FAA Asserts Authority To Investigate Dallas Airport Access
• Competition MVP: Boies Schiller's William Isaacson
• Aussie Watchdog Greenlights Shell's $70B Takeover Of BG
• FTC Gives Final OK To Endo's $8B Par Pharmaceutical Buy
• O'Bannon And Alternative Forms Of Injunctive Relief
• Acquitted Mayor Can Go After Miami Suburb For Fees
• GE Says $3.3B Electrolux Deal Needed To Beat LG, Samsung
• Prosecutors Rest In Sheldon Silver Corruption Trial
• Qualcomm Faces Korean Antitrust Probe Over Chip Licensing
• Skelos Son Had 'Blowout' With Boss Questioning His Hours
• Cascades Claims Verdict Doesn't End Samsung Antitrust Suit
• Canada Watchdog Ends Nestle Chocolate Price-Fixing Probe
• NY Doc Gets Almost 4 Years In $100M Test-Referral Scheme
• FTC, Profs Urge 3rd Circ. To Revive Pay-For-Delay Complaint
• 3 Takeaways From Freight Forwarder Antitrust Litigation
• Ex-Tribal Leaders Blame Chairman In Embezzlement Suit
• NCAA Slams Doc Request In Football Scholarship Dispute
• Sports Photogs Suing NFL, AP Must Wait For Discovery
• FIFA President, Euro Soccer Exec Can't Ax Suspensions
• Canadian Pacific Makes $28B Bid For Wary Norfolk Southern
• DOJ Snags 1st Plea In Monitor Tube Price-Fixing Probe
• Booker Named In Suit Over Corruption At NJ Water Agency
• Ex-Prosecutor Says Yates Memo Knocks Post-Crisis Cases
• Calif. Gov. Taps MoFo, Arnold, Katten Partners For Bench
• Regal, AMC Block Others' Access To Blockbusters, Suit Says
• Ex-Tribal Loan Execs Agree To Plead Guilty In Fraud Case
• Sheldon Silver Jury Hears Fee Split Infuriated Developer
• Rodeo Cowboys Seek Instant Barring Of 'Monopoly's' Bylaws
• Blagojevich Takes Appeal Of Conviction To Supreme Court
• Mr Chow Won $1M, But Must Pay $1M Fees On Lost Claims
• TPP Delivers Only Glancing Blow To State-Owned Enterprises
• Retailers Wield 'Big Stick' Over GE-Electrolux, Judge Told
• Yates Sees Compliance Officers As DOJ's 'Crucial Partner'
• Skelos Calls Graft Case A Product Of Overzealous Prosecution
• Metals Investors Rip Bid To Dismiss London Price-Fixing Suit
• Cox Antitrust Bellwether Plaintiffs Appeal Vacated $6M Verdict
• NCAA Lauds 'Amateurism' In Fighting Athlete Pay In 9th Circ.
• Latham Attys Say FBI Illegally Bugged Courthouse
• Robbins Geller Argues For Discovery In Wal-Mart FOIA Fight
• SEC Says It Proved Some Claims Against Telecom's Ex-Brass
• DLA Piper Dodges Subpoena In Vale-Rio Tinto Bribery Spat
• Court Rules Jetstar, Virgin Australia Misled On Pricing
• Suture Express Wants Liability Ruling In $200M Antitrust Suit
• German Cartel Office Can Challenge Deal After Closing
• Boehringer, Teva Slam Aggrenox Buyers' Doc Production
• Apple, Publishers Take Aim At E-Book Antitrust Suits
• High Court Won't Hear Planned Parenthood FOIA Request Suit
• Sheldon Silver Backed Tenants Over Developers, Jury Hears
• GE-Electrolux Merger Will Hike Appliance Prices, Court Told
• The 100 Law Firms With The Most Competition Partners
• Voir Dire In Skelos Graft Trial Hints At Defense Strategy
• Denied FIFA Pres. Hopeful Appeals To Sport Arbitration Body
• St. Louis Taxi Agency Seeks To Curb Uber Operations In City
• Law360's 2015 Practice Group Partner Rankings
• German Watchdog Probes Amazon-Apple Audiobook Deal
• Supreme Court Shuts Down Text Message Price-Fixing MDL
• Loestrin Pay-For-Delay Suit Lacks Hard Data, 1st Circ. Told
• FIFA Bans Laos, Nepal Soccer Officials Over Bribery
• Sheppard Mullin Picks Up Ex-Paul Hastings Antitrust Chair
• MLB Ripped For Shot At 'Antitrust Titan' In Blackout Suit
• Yates Warns Cos. Not To Use Privilege To Hide Facts
• Tyson Can't Pluck Fraud Claim From 'Tournament' Suit
• Mayweather Manager Wants Remaining Antitrust Claims Axed
• T-Mobile Streaming Could Run Afoul Of FCC Net Neutrality
• Antitrust Watchdogs OK $4.5B SolarWinds Take-Private Deal
• An Inconsistency In Applying Florida's Noncompetition Law
• $2B Forex Settlement Snubs ERISA Claims, Funds Say
• Dallas Fights To Halt Watchdogs' Probe Of Delta Gate Access
• Toshiba, Others Rip Circuit City Claims In Optical Drive MDL
• Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse Want Forex Discovery Rights
• Should In-House Counsel Use US Contract Terms In Europe?
• Privileged Docs In Adderall Pay-For-Delay Suit Still Off-Limits
• Synopsys Says Software Agreement Didn't Bar Competition
• Sheldon Silver Jury Hears Of Lobbyist's Shock Over Side Fees
• Edible Arrangements Can't Ditch Rival's Antitrust Claims
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Airs Doubts On Health Insurer Tie-Ups
• The 10 Mightiest Competition Practice Groups
• Springleaf Clears Path To $4.25B OneMain Buy With DOJ Deal
• NY Wholesaler Joins Fray With GSK, Teva Conspiracy Suit
• Telecom Cos. Urge FCC Limits On Charter-Time Warner Deal
• Barclays Pays $120M To Exit Part Of Libor MDL
• 11th Circ. Ruling Doesn't Clear $7.25B Deal, 2nd Circ. Told
• Sanofi-Aventis Says K&L Gates Can Be Sanctioned In FCA Suit
• Libor Judge Blew It With Antitrust Dismissal, 2nd Circ. Told
• Take Your Marks: An Associate's Guide To Your 1st Big Trial
• EU Regulators Approve Equinix's $3.6B Deal For Telecity
• UK Authorities Charge 10 In Euribor Rate-Rigging Scheme
• Ex-Pharma Exec Says Indictment Too Thin To Prep Defense
• Mylan Loses Monthslong Perrigo Takeover Battle
• Antitrust, Fraud Prosecutors Will Continue To Cooperate
• Cox $6M Verdict Defeat Echoes Across Cable Antitrust MDLs
• Wal-Mart Urges Chancery To Toss Alleged Bribery Plot Claims
• DOJ Official Says Civil Side Of Yates Memo Wrongly Ignored
• Pfizer Unit Slams Retailers' Skelaxin Pay-For-Delay Claims
• 3rd Circ. Revives NJ Landlord's ShopRite Antitrust Claims
• Sheldon Silver Cashed In On Developer Referrals, Jury Hears
• GE, Electrolux Want Ongoing Sales Data In $3.3B Antitrust Trial
• 3rd Circ. Asked To Revive Effexor Pay-For-Delay Claims
• 1 Drink Too Many: Why Consumers Will Lose With Beer Merger
• Barclays Can't Duck Energy Price-Fixing Suit, Judge Told
• NY Judge OKs $197M Shipping Price-Fixing Settlement
• Transportation Antitrust Class Actions To Watch
• Former FIFA Official Agrees To Extradition To Uruguay
• Merck's $17B Takeover Of Sigma-Aldrich Gets EU's Final OK
• DOJ Must Block Health Insurance Mergers, AMA Says
• Cab Co. Says Uber Unfairly Allowed to Skirt LA-Area Regs
• Cox Gets $6M Verdict Overturned In Cable Box Bellwether
• Football Player Wants More Docs In NCAA Scholarship Row
• AB InBev Finally Unveils $100B SABMiller Bid
• Endo Has No Privilege To Withold SEC Drafts In Drug MDL
• Sheldon Silver Hired For Prestige, Not Casework, Jury Hears
• Sparse Competition Before $3.3B GE-Electrolux Deal: Ex-CEO
• Minn. Construction Contractor Indicted On Fraud Charges
• 2nd Circ. Questions Tossing Of AmEx, Citi Consumer Suits
• DOJ Silence Deafening In FCC's Broadband Fight With States
• Future Of Libor Antitrust Claims On The Line At 2nd Circ.
• Panasonic, Sony Look To Dodge Battery Cell Price-Fixing MDL
• Netflix Pushes FCC On Net Neutrality Transparency Rules
• DOJ Sues United, Delta To Ground Newark Airport Slot Deal
• Airlines Say Collusion Expert Unreliable In Bag Fee MDL
• CalSTRS Looks To 2nd Circ. In Bid To Join Yen Libor Suit
• FIFA Remains Resistant To Reform Despite Corruption Probes
• Sheldon Silver Jury Hears State Funding Was Aboveboard
• EA, NCAA Deal Challengers Drop Sanctions Bid, Appeal
• 5th Circ. Agrees To Hear GDF Power-Supply Manipulation Row
• Nationstar Shells Out $76M To End Collusion Class Action
• Petrobras Blasts Investors' Move To Certify Bribery Suit
• GE-Electrolux $3.3B Tie-Up Would Be Too 'Dominant': DOJ
• Inside Mylan's Pursuit Of Perrigo
• German Soccer Head Resigns Over World Cup Bid Scandal
• Dish Calls $55B Charter-TWC Merger Bad For Online Video
• Watchdog Finds Doping On Russian Athletics Team
• Uber Says Cabbies Steer St. Louis Cab Commission
• Retailers Fight To Keep SanDisk Memory Antitrust Suit Alive
• Gov't Can't Edit Out Skelos 'We've Done Nothing Wrong' Call
• Ex-Auditor Says Ineffective Counsel Nixes Bribery Sentence
• Wilson Sonsini Boosts Antitrust Practice With FCC Adviser
• 7th Circ. Orders Resentencing In Chicago School Kickback Plot
• DynCorp. Rival Says Amended Espionage Suit Still Too Vague
• Ex-Dewey Partner Sues Barclays Over Capital Loan
• Top Rodeo Cowboys Say Sports Body Fighting For Monopoly
• DOJ Slams Push For Retrial In NJ Tax Lien Bid-Rigging Case
• Untainted-Asset Freeze Creates Atty Conflict, Justices Told
• 3rd Quarter Saw A Rise In FCPA Enforcement
• Law360's Super MVPs In A Class Of Their Own
• 5 Firms Lead The Pack With MVP Wins
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Legal Aces From 86 Firms
• Uber Wants To Nix Taxi Agency's Suit To Regulate Drivers
• High Court Urged To Weigh In On Drug 'Product-Hopping'
• Retailers Say 11th Circ. Backs Them In Swipe Fee MDL
• KBR Whistleblower Takes Discovery Question To High Court
• Provigil Judge Says Experts Can Testify On Patent Strength
• Fed. Circ. Affirms CIT's Chinese Pipe Import Ruling
• 10th Circ. Says Ex-State Senator Deserves Prison For Bribery
• FCC Can Override State Broadband Laws, 6th Circ. Told
• Electrolux, GE Merger Fight May Turn On Customer Testimony
• Aetna Says Texas Hospital Already Has $120M RICO Suit Docs
• FTC Opposes Planned Merger Of Two W.Va. Hospitals
• Ticketmaster, Warriors Win Toss Of StubHub Antitrust Suit
• Apotex Wants Lupin Docs In Patent Suit Jurisdiction Row
• CFPB Calls $109M Kickback Penalty A Needed Deterrent
• From Anti-Corruption Policy To Anti-Corruption Program
• OPINION: Why India Must Not Put Tech Growth At Risk
• Hospital Co. Beats Claims That It Fixed 9th Circ. Panel
• HP, Mexican Oil Co. Agree To End Kickback Suit
• Sheldon Silver Atty Focuses On Friendship With Doctor
• UK Panel Chides Credit Suisse, Freshfields In $3B Merger
• All You Need To Know About The Trans-Pacific Partnership
• Teikoku Backs Up Bid To DQ 12 Firms In Lidoderm MDL
• The Top 10 Moments Of The Rabobank Traders' Trial
• UN Bribery Suspect's $50M Bail Saga Continues
• USPS Workers Union Blasts $6.3B Staples-Office Depot Merger
• InterDigital Says Microsoft Freeloads On Cell Tech Licensing
• Libor-Rigging Convictions To Stoke Prosecutors' Fire
• Expect Expansion Of Foreign Antitrust Enforcement Under TPP
• Comcast Urges DC Circ. Not To Revive Tennis Channel Row
• NCAA Hit With Suit Over Transfer Rules, Scholarship Limits
• DOJ Antitrust Honcho Denies SEP Licensee Favoritism
• Judge Denies Comcast's $15.5M Set-Top Box Settlement
• Ex-Willkie Atty Indicted In $7.8M Scheme To Defraud Firms
• Aussie Watchdog Questions Iron Mountain's $2B Recall Buy
• FERC Power Auction Decision Should Stick, DC Circ. Told
• Car Buyers Say Shipping Law Doesn't Bar Antitrust Claims
• Spirit Air Customers Ask 11th Circ. To Renew Hidden-Fees Suit
• Electrolux Says Settlement Talks Over In DOJ Merger Fight
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Insurer Win In Sausage Co. Coverage Row
• Congress Didn't Want Net Neutrality, GOP Tells DC Circ.
• Ex-Rabobankers Found Guilty Of Rigging Libor
• The Ariz. 'Utility-Solar War' Is Heating Up
• A Measured Approach To Internal Investigations
• 3 Ways To Attack Pleadings In Texas State Court
• J&J Can't Dodge Costco Antitrust Claims Over Pricing Policy
• Holder, Rice Defend US Lead In FIFA Corruption Case
• Samsung Says Noninfringement Verdict Dooms Antitrust Case
• BofA, Others Can't Shake Libor MDL Class Claims
• Gas Co. Suit Claims Competitor Seeking Monopoly
• Mushroom Growers Push For Pause Of Price-Fixing MDL
• 9th Circ. Urged To Nix $40M Deal In Airline Price-Fixing MDL
• BakerHostetler Can't Ditch Law Firm Client, Court Hears
• Rabobank Jury Digs Into Evidence At NYC Libor-Rigging Trial
• Silver Jury Hears Of Alleged Corrupt Law Firm Referrals
• DOJ, SEC Probing Alexion Over FCPA Compliance
• FCC Says $48B AT&T-DirecTV Merger Good For Competition
• ABA Sections Weigh In On Korean IP Antitrust Guidelines
• Passengers Blast Bid To Stay Airline Ticket Antitrust Row
• Marketing Co. Seeks To Pare Whistleblowers In $80M FCA Suit
• Wal-Mart Investor Seeks Class Cert. In Mexico Bribery Suit
• FTC Backs Clorox's 7th Circ. Price Discrimination Appeal
• EU Charges 10 Asian Cos. In Capacitor Cartel Probe
• OPINION: Via Duke, Companies Are Shaping Discovery
• Ex-Foot Locker Exec Gets 4 Months For $18M Fraud Scheme
• REMS Abuse And Antitrust Injury: Round Peg, Square Hole
• FTC Names Pay-For-Delay Czar To Interim Antitrust Post
• Texas Hospital Wants Aetna Sanctioned In $120M RICO Suit
• Water Chemical Co. Executive Hit With Antitrust Suit In NJ
• Direct Purchasers Settle Optical Drive MDL For $37M
• FIFA Reform Chief Says Convincing Execs Will Be A Challenge
• Extradited Brazilian Official Pleads Not Guilty To FIFA Fraud
• Rakoff Raps Willkie Farr Atty At Rabobank Trial Closings
• 'Power, Greed, Corruption' Derided At Sheldon Silver Trial
• Airlines Can't Appeal Class Cert. In Air Cargo Antitrust Case
• CIT Erred In Chinese Pipe Import Ruling, Fed. Circ. Told
• Defunct E-Book Co. Says Apple Can't Duck Antitrust Suit
• FTC Urges SC Lawmakers Not To Further Restrict Nurses
• Athletes Push To Sanction Objector Atty In EA, NCAA Appeal
• FIFA Prez Hopeful Knocks Sponsor Calls For Blatter To Resign
• FCC Must Reject Conditions In Charter-TWC Merger, Cos. Say
• After $1M Win, Restaurant Says Rival's $1M Fee Award Stinks
• German Soccer Officials Targeted In Tax Evasion Probe
• Mylan Must Sell 7 Generic Drugs Ahead Of Perrigo Deal: FTC
• DOJ Taps Ex-Standard Chartered Bribery Cop For New Role
• Strategies For Law Firms Leaping Into Latin America
• DOJ Battles GE, Electrolux Over Antitrust Expert Report
• Ex-SK Foods Execs Shouldn't Owe Restitution, Judge Says
• BB&T, Assurant Unit Look To Void Premium Kickback Suit
• BCBS Fights Dismissal Bid In Aggrenox Pay-For-Delay Suit
• Bank Wants Out Of Paskenta Tribe Embezzlement Suit
• Jawbone Hits Fitbit With Antitrust Claim In IP Feud
• Sheldon Silver Graft Trial Kicks Off With Lengthy Voir Dire
• Hong Kong Agency Issues Competition Law Compliance Guide
• AmEx Looks To Bar Evidence From Antitrust MDL
• DOD Owes Contractor $3M Despite Kickbacks, Fed. Circ. Told
• Fla. Agencies Say Uber Suits Should Be Tossed
• The Next Great College Football Scandal
• Using Information Graphics Effectively In The Courtroom
• 5 Takeaways From The Novartis FCA Settlement