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Corporate - November, 2010

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• Ex-Deloitte Partner, Wife Sued For Insider Trading
• Senate Passes Historic Food Safety Legislation
• Singapore Airlines To Pay $48M Air Cargo Fine
• EU Probes Antitrust Claims Over Google Search, Ads
• Lehman Sues BofA, Barclays Over $150M Liquidation
• Ex-Quest CFO Gets 16 Years After Fraud Conviction
• Wal-Mart Confirms $2.4B Massmart Offer
• High Court Denies Cert In Fla. Water Transfer Fight
• High Court Won't Hear Tiffany IP Claims Against EBay
• High Court To Hear Microsoft Appeal Of $290M IP Hit
• Nev. High Court Affirms $58M Award Against Wyeth
• Hedge Fund Networker Charged With Securities Fraud
• Calif. High Court Passes On SF Weekly Antitrust Suit
• SF Board Overrules Veto Of Happy Meals Bill
• Government Designates Polar Bear Critical Habitat
• Reforms Make It Easier To Sue Hedge Funds
• Judge OKs Galleon Wiretap Evidence, Severs Trial
• McKesson Wins $44M In Iranian Dairy Stake Suit
• Oracle Wins $1.3B Verdict In SAP Copyright Fight
• Former Enron VP Pleads Guilty But Avoids Jail
• Janus, SAC, Others Targeted In Insider Trading Probe
• Judge OKs Creditors' Bid To Probe Blockbuster Ch. 11
• Ex-Comverse CEO To Pay $53M To End SEC, DOJ Suits
• Del. High Court Hands Airgas Win In Bylaw Fight
• AbitibiBowater's US Reorganization Plan OK'd
• Dynegy Shareholders Snub Blackstone's $4.7B Bid
• Mass. OKs National Grid Offshore Wind Contract
• Oracle Asks For Up To $3B In SAP Copyright Fight
• Morris Cops Plea In NY Pension Fund Case
• Copyright Clarification Bill Set To Become Law
• Wrong BP Spill Rate Estimates Hurt Response: Panel
• FBI Raids 3 Hedge Funds In Securities Probe
• Fred Leighton Owner Hit With Fraud Charges
• FCA Settlements Top $3B In FY2010
• Gawker Told To Delete Palin Excerpts In Copyright Row
• Jones Day Reps Attachmate In $2.2B Novell Buy
• Merck Picks Up Another Win In Fosamax Bellwether
• 9/11 Rescue Workers' $713M Deal Clears Last Hurdle
• Feds Say Alaska Spill Violates BP's Probation
• Class Attys Score $38M Fee In Novartis Sex Bias Suit
• Ex-Societe Generale Trader Convicted In Secrets Case
• Wells Fargo To Pay Citi $100M To Settle Wachovia Fight
• CFTC Proposes Real-Time Swap Reporting Rule
• House Panel Recommends Censure For Rangel
• Senate Judiciary Committee Advances Online Piracy Bill
• Ex-Milberg Attys Hit With $20M Madoff Clawback Suit
• US Blasts EU Subsidies In Airbus WTO Appeal
• Yellow Pages Publisher Local Insight Files For Ch. 11
• Ex-Madoff Workers Face Conspiracy, Fraud Charges
• Cuomo, SEC Pummel Rattner Over NY Kickback Scheme
• Exxon To Pay $25M To End Brooklyn Spill Suit
• Koss Corp. Embezzler Gets 11 Years For $34M Fraud
• GM Could Raise $23B In Largest IPO Ever
• Ex-Ford Worker Pleads Guilty To Trade Secrets Theft
• Cavalier BP Didn't Learn From Past Mistakes: Report
• National Enquirer Publisher Files For Bankruptcy
• Senate GOP Blocks Vote On Paycheck Fairness Act
• Senate Moves Food Safety Law Closer To Finish Line
• EU OKs €1.2B Unilever-Sara Lee Deal With Divestment
• Judge Tells BofA To Return $500M To Lehman Bros.
• Japan Airlines, Nippon Execs Indicted For Price-Fixing
• Home Of Latham Watkins, Madoff Offices Files Ch. 11
• Smoker's Daughter Wins $80M In Damages
• House Subpanel Finds Rangel Guilty On 11 Ethics Counts
• Abramoff Aide Convicted In 2nd Bribery Trial
• IP Boutiques May Need To Adapt To Survive
• Zuckerman Spaeder Throws Wrench In Rangel Hearing
• BHP Kills $39B Potash Bid Amid Canadian Resistance
• Mayer Brown Reps Caterpillar In $8.6B Bucyrus Deal
• Acting SG To Join Argument In High Court Firing Case
• High Court Declines To Review Uranium Mining Case
• Kinder Morgan, Investor Class Near $200M Settlement
• Utah Slaps GSK With Medicaid Fraud Suit Over Avandia
• Daimler Faces Russian Criminal Probe Over Contracts
• Supreme Court Upholds Stay On DADT Ban
• Greenpeace Seeks To Halt New Offshore Drilling In UK
• United Continental, ANA Get Final Antitrust Approval
• G-20 Adjourns Without Hitting China On Currency
• Simon Property To Sell Ohio Mall In FTC Settlement
• Graphic Tobacco Labels To Spur Free Speech Fight
• Air Products Says Airgas Talks Were In Bad Faith
• European Parliament OKs Final Hedge Fund Rules
• Ex-KB Homes CEO Avoids Jail For Backdating
• US, S. Korea Buy More Time For Trade Agreement Talks
• US Asks Supreme Court To Keep DADT In Place
• Madoff Judge Greenlights New Wave Of Investor Suits
• DC Circ. Upholds Exclusivity For ADHD Drug Vyvanse
• GGP Exits Ch. 11 After Financial Overhaul
• 3 More Indicted In Display Tube Price-Fixing Probe
• 2 Suits Call Defense Of Marriage Act Unconstitutional
• BP Culture Of Safety Must Be Reformed: Spill Panel
• FDA Got Too Close To Drug Firms: GAO
• Ambac Sues US To Protect $700M In Tax Refunds
• The Top 10 Apps For Lawyers
• Fela Biographer Hits Broadway Show With $5M Suit
• EU Fines 11 Carriers €799M For Air Cargo Cartel
• Skadden Advises Chevron In $3.2B Atlas Energy Buy
• Steady Bankruptcy Stats Belie Growing Business Woes
• No Direct Exchange Of Safety For Cost In BP Spill: Panel
• Ambac Declares Bankruptcy Without Prepack Deal
• Global Tech Ordered To Pay $626M In EchoStar Fight
• Canadian Class Actions Create Headaches For US Attys
• High Court Won't Hear Calif. Group's Health Law Fight
• Weil Gotshal Advises Lilly In $800M Avid Deal
• BofA, Citi Facing More Than $375B In MBS Suits
• Judge Boots $350B Countrywide MBS Action For Now
• Log Cabin Republicans Take DADT Stay To High Court
• Louis Berger To Pay $69M In False Claims Settlement
• Associates Warned To Temper Bonus Hopes For '10
• Transocean To Share Findings Of Gulf Spill Probe
• Italy Fines MasterCard, Banks Over Interchange Fees
• Court Orders Interior Dept. To Review Polar Bear Listing
• Oracle Ex-Pres. Says Bilked Software Worth Billions
• Royal Dutch Shell, Others Settle FCPA Claims For $237M
• Gulfstream Airlines Touches Down In Ch. 11
• DOJ Promises More Wiretaps In White Collar Cases
• SEC Proposes Anti-Fraud Rule For Swaps
• Citigroup Defeats Terra Firma Suit Over $6B EMI Deal
• AGs To Take On Feds Over States' Rights Post-Election
• GM Estimates IPO At $13B
• High Court Mulls Mazda Seat Belt Preemption Case
• Creditors To Get Stakes In MGM Under Ch. 11 Plan
• SEC Proposes Dodd-Frank Whistleblower Program
• Kilpatrick Stockton, Townsend Agree To Merge
• San Francisco To Take Toys, Sugar Out Of Happy Meals
• K&L Gates Leads Law Firm PACs In 2010
• SEC To File New Complaint Against Goldman's Tourre
• BP Says Deepwater Horizon Spill Has Cost It $40B
• SEC Puts JPMorgan In Hot Seat Over CDO Deal
• FDA Issues Class I Recall Of Medtronic's Octopus Nuvo
• What Employers Can Learn From Juan Williams' Firing
• Canadian Court Tosses Icahn's Suit Against Lionsgate
• Ex-Hedge Fund Manager Cops To $71M Ponzi Scheme
• Google, Onix Sue DOI Over Cloud Computing RFQ
• All Nippon To Pay $73M In Guilty Plea For Price-Fixing
• Pfizer Recalls 38,000 More Bottles Of Lipitor
• National Enquirer Publisher Plans Prepack Ch. 11
• Ambac In Talks For Prepackaged Ch. 11 Plan