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Corporate - January, 2010

105 articles

• Vivendi To Appeal Verdict That It Misled Investors
• Lathrop & Gage Settles Malpractice Suit For $7.4M
• Kraft ERISA Class Action Gets The Boot
• Caterpillar, Holt Hit With $56M Verdict In Injury Suit
• Staples Settles Assistant Manager OT Suits For $42M
• Senate Approves Comprehensive Iran Sanctions
• Launching Your New Practice Group: 5, 4, 3...
• Apple May Face IPad Trademark Fight With Fujitsu
• Ex-MSG Prez Loses Bid For $23M Piece Of YES Network
• Revised Google Books Deal Draws New Fire
• Madoff Trustee, Levys Strike $220M Clawback Deal
• NY Claims Stand In AWP Drug MDL
• 5 Keys To Mending Your Wounded Partnership
• Citi, Others Let Off Hook In ARS Antitrust Actions
• Ex-Attorney Rothstein Cops To $1.2B Ponzi Scheme
• Merger Guidelines Gaps Should Be Fixed: Varney
• New Castle Exec Waives Indictment In Galleon Case
• Novartis Reaches $185M Deal Over Off-Label Claims
• Teva Triumphs Over Merck In Temodar Patent Spat
• TARP Inspector General Reveals AIG Bailout Probe
• Foley Dominates Corporate Counsel All-Star List
• Life Post-Lockstep: Moving To Merit Pay Without A Map
• ITC Rules Nvidia Infringes 3 Valid Rambus DRAM Patents
• DOJ, State AGs OK $2.5B Ticketmaster-Live Nation Deal
• Porsche Hit With $1B Suit Over VW Takeover Bid
• Westar To Fork Over $500M In Air Pollution Case
• TV Writers Snare $70M Age Bias Settlement
• SRAM Direct Purchasers Reach $25M In Settlements
• Motorola Hits RIM With ITC Complaint Over Devices
• Apple, Orange IPhone Proposals Prove Fruitful In France
• Answers To Bundled Discounts Issue Elusive
• Following Outcry, Goldman Sachs Cuts Bonuses By $6B
• House Panel Weighs Broader Curbs On Exec Pay
• Law Firms Open Their Wallets For Haiti
• High Court Frees Cos., Unions To Fund Attack Ads
• EPA Limits Confidentiality In Toxic Chemical Reports
• Sens. Pitch Resolution To Block EPA Carbon Rule
• Obama 'Too Big to Fail' Plan Could Drown In Details
• WTO To Investigate US Tariff On Chinese Tires
• UK Appeals Court Orders BSkyB To Shrink ITV Stake
• EU Backs $7.4B Sun-Oracle Deal Without Conditions
• FCC Closes Sports Loophole To Foster TV Competition
• Securities Cases Of The Decade
• Gen Re To Pay $90M To Settle 'Sham' Claims
• Microsoft Sues TiVo Over Digital Recording Patents
• Bernanke Asks GAO To Audit AIG Bailout Docs
• Samsung, Rambus Agree To $900M DRAM Settlement
• Cordis Sues Boston Scientific Over Stent Patents
• New $19B Kraft Offer Wins Cadbury Support For Merger
• Tyco Settles Syringe Disposer Antitrust Suit For $33M
• Japan Airlines Lands In Bankruptcy In Japan, US
• Supreme Court Takes Up Monsanto Alfalfa Ban Appeal
• Obama Wants To Limit Biologic Protection In Health Bill
• FDA Shifts To More Cautious Stance On BPA
• CFTC Proposes Cap On Energy Speculation
• Las Vegas Monorail Steers Into Bankruptcy Court
• Sens. Press For Insurance Antitrust Exemption Repeal
• DOJ Drops Text Message Rate Probe: Report
• Environmental Cases Of The Decade
• SEC Enforcers Armed With New Cooperation Tools
• DOJ Steps Up Monsanto Seed Probe
• AGs Slam Health Care Bill's 'Cornhusker Kickback'
• Obama Issues Plan To Pay Taxpayers Back For TARP
• SEC Proposes Rule Banning Unfiltered Access
• Bill To Renew Price-Fixing Ban Heads To Full House
• Intel Hits Back Against NY Antitrust Claims
• 2nd Circ. Revives Digital Music Suit Hit By Twombly
• IP Cases Of The Decade
• BofA Hid Merrill Losses Prior To Merger: SEC
• House Subpoenas NY Fed 'Backdoor Bailout' Docs
• A Look Back At 10 Years Of Lawyers Behaving Badly
• Dan Rather Fails To Bring Back $70M CBS Suit
• EC To Monitor Pharma Patent Settlements
• Senate Considers Special Court For Failing Banks
• SEC Loses Bid To Add Loss Claims To BofA Suit
• Cuomo Scrutinizes Bailed-Out Banks' 2009 Bonuses
• Heineken Eyes Latin Expansion With $5.5B Femsa Buy
• High Court Seeks White House's View On Janus Suit
• Shift From Lockstep Pay Rife With Perils, Experts Say
• Microsoft Presses Fed. Circ. To Rehear I4i Case
• DC Circ. Grills FCC In Comcast Net Neutrality Case
• White House Awards $2.3B In Clean Energy Tax Credits
• Congress To Probe NY Fed's Role In AIG Disclosures
• Marvel Whacks Artist's Heirs Over Superhero Rights
• Del. Judge Tosses 2 Seroquel Suits
• EPA Reveals Tighter Smog Standards
• Abbott Coughs Up $23M To Settle Patent Fraud Claims
• Quanta Owes $57M In Disk Patent Case: Judge
• Ex-CEO Appeals $118M Broadcom Backdating Deal
• EEOC Sees Near-Record Number Of Bias Claims In '09
• Kraft Wins EU Approval For Cadbury Takeover
• Fla. Ex-Lawyer To Admit Running $1.2B Ponzi Scheme
• DOI Plans Tougher Rules For Onshore Energy Leases
• Groups Slam EPA's Nod To Patriot Coal Mine Permit
• Taiwanese Parliament Reinstates US Beef Ban
• Kraft Sells Pizza Brands For $3.7B To Aid Cadbury Bid
• Mesa Air Descends Into Ch. 11 Due To Lease Woes
• Weak Economy Slows Litigation Growth
• Textron Goes To High Court Over Document Protection
• H&R Block, NY Settle Fraudulent IRA Marketing Suit
• Chunghwa, LCD Purchasers Float $10M Antitrust Deal
• Ford, IBM, Daimler Dealt Setback In Apartheid Case
• Credit Suisse Faces $24B Suit Over Resort Losses
• Novartis Snaps Up Nestle's Alcon Share For $28.1B
• 5 Keys To Success For Law Firms In 2010