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Corporate - January, 2011

160 articles

• Nutter Atty To Aid Mass. In SEC Goldman-Cahill Probe
• Google Nabs House Antitrust Counsel Amid ITA Cloud
• Fla. Judge Strikes Down Health Care Law
• Omega V. Costco: Protection From Gray Market Goods
• Case Study: Kwikset V. Superior Court
• GSK Settles Wrongful Death Suit In Avandia MDL
• McKinsey Cries Foul Over Rajaratnam Subpoena
• Airbus Claims Victory In Boeing Row After WTO Report
• HR Manager Hits Toshiba With Sex Bias Action
• Judge Hits Minn. Ponzi Mastermind With $85M Penalty
• Taco Bell Tries To Take Bite Out Of Beef Suit With Ads
• Disney Secretary's Boyfriend Gets 2 Years In Fraud Plot
• Ala. High Court Upholds $3B Scrushy Fraud Verdict
• Health Care In The DOJ's Antitrust Crosshairs
• Case Study: Thompson V. North American Stainless
• Answering The President's Call With Patent Reform
• Judge Likely To Rule On Airgas Poison Pill Feb. 8
• US Sues Guidant Over Defective Defibrillators
• Sony Wins TRO Against Alleged PlayStation Hacker
• US, South Korea Finalize Details On Trade Deal
• Dechert Tapped For Probe Of Ex-HP CEO's Exit Deal
• Stanford Ruled Incompetent To Stand Trial
• Toyota Recalls 1.7M Vehicles Over Fuel Pipes, Valves
• Pfizer Sanctioned Over Shoddy Witness Testimony
• 2 Ex-Galleon Traders Plead Guilty As Trial Nears
• Dow Jones Seeks To Shine Light On Medicare Database
• The 25 Percent Rule Is Dead — Now What?
• Wiretaps, Electronic Searches And The 4th Amendment
• EU OKs $7.7B Intel-McAfee Deal With Conditions
• Obama Gets 6-3 Supreme Court Majority At SOTU
• Merrill Lynch Settles SEC Fraud Charges For $10M
• Twisting In The Wind: US-China Green Tech Trade
• Mylan Settles Suits Over Pfizer's Lipitor, Caduet
• SEC Passes Say-On-Pay Rule In Tight Vote
• MetroPCS Challenges FCC Net Neutrality Rules
• Sullivan & Cromwell Reps Amgen In $1B BioVex Deal
• UK To Hear News Corp. Before BSkyB Merger Probe
• Kodak Camera IP Found Invalid In RIM, Apple Case
• Investors Hit Countrywide With Subprime Fraud Suit
• Obama Nominates Verrilli For Solicitor General
• US Won $2.5B In Health Care Fraud Cases In '10: Study
• DC Circ. Won't Revisit Decision On E-Cigarettes
• Bear Stearns Securities Action Survives Dismissal
• Cialis Patent Suit Won't Go Before Supreme Court
• High Court Reverses Ruling On Credit Card Rate Hikes
• High Court Won't Review $65M RBC Securities Verdict
• NASA's Constitutional Background Checks
• Snake Oil And Search Warrants
• Ex-HP CEO Fights To Keep Accuser's Letter Private
• EEOC Puts Bull's Eye On Systemic Workplace Bias
• 4th Circ. Nixes Challenge To Stem Cell Funding
• Morgan Stanley Banker Linked To Galleon Case
• Union Membership Continues To Decline, Report Says
• US Scores Win Over Canada In Lumber Spat
• Manatt, Franklin Mint Settle Princess Di Suit For $25M
• EPA OKs Ethanol Fuel For Older Vehicles
• French Court Convicts Ex-Vivendi CEO For Fraud
• The Rise Of 3rd-Party Litigation Funding
• Blockbuster Gets Green Light To Close Stores
• Capitol Hill Visit By China's Hu Draws Trade Rebuke
• Ex-NASA Worker Pleads Guilty In Illegal Export Case
• SEC OKs Disclosure Rules For Asset-Backed Securities
• Toyota Settles Faulty Prius Headlights Action
• DOJ Continues Inquiry Of $7.6B Caterpillar Deal
• Gibson Hits 'Power Gig' Maker With Patent Suit
• House Sets Stage For Health Care Replacement
• Ex-Swiss Banker Fined For Giving Data To WikiLeaks
• FDA Unveils Changes To Medical Device Review Process
• House Deals Symbolic Blow To Health Care Law
• Tearful Chiesi Pleads Guilty To Insider Trading
• 9th Circ. Refuses To Rehear Grazing Rights Appeal
• FDIC Sues Ga. Bank Execs Over $70M In Bad Loans
• After Comcast, GOP To Rethink FCC Review Process
• Fla. Asks To Add 6 States To Health Law Fight
• 9th Circ. Revives 24 IPO Suits Against BofA, Others
• Feds Charge Hackers In AT&T IPad Data Breach
• 'Vogue' Belongs To Magazine, Not Shoe Shop: EU Court
• WTO Panel Slams US Zeroing On Korean Exports
• US Backs $37B Comcast-NBC Merger With Conditions
• EU Raids Major Truck Makers In Cartel Probe
• DOJ, Health Care Reform Challengers Launch Appeals
• White House Embarks On Regulatory Overhaul
• High Court To Hear Fight Over Calif. Medicaid Cuts
• 11 Climate Change Issues For 2011
• German Firms Sue Citigroup Over $150M In Losses
• Judge Nixes Catholic Man's Suit Over AIG Bailout
• Qantas To Pay $26.5M To Escape Air Cargo Cartel MDL
• Mattel, MGA Set For Next Round In Bratz Fight
• Ex-Ropes & Gray Atty Cops To Galleon Trading Plot
• Case Study: J. McIntyre Machinery Ltd. V. Nicastro
• NY Drops Last Marsh Bid-Rigging Cases
• The Constitutionality Of Mandated Health Insurance
• Philip Morris Does Not Have To Fund CT Scans: Judge
• Conn. V. AEP Could Open Litigation Floodgates
• 2nd Circ. Orders Release Of Chevron Ecuador Footage
• NY Pension Fund, BofA Settle Subprime Suit For $4.25M
• US Eyes Tougher Penalties For Offshore Drilling
• Judge OKs $7.2B Picower Settlement In Madoff Case
• Judge Guts Royal Bank Of Scotland Securities Action
• FDA Limits Acetaminophen Use In Prescription Drugs
• DC Circ. Allows EPA Takeover Of Texas Air Program
• NY Court Revives Antitrust Suit Against Equitas
• Kansas AG Wants In On Health Care Challenge
• Microsoft Slams Apple's Bid To Own 'App Store' Name
• Guidant To Pay $296M Penalty In Defibrillator Case
• Fairey, AP Near Deal In Obama Poster Fight
• Schwab Units Strike $119M Deal In YieldPlus Case
• NY Appeals Court Nixes Suit Over MBIA Restructuring
• $179M Settlement Ends AK Steel Health Benefits Action
• Khuzami In Hot Seat Over $75M Citi Settlement
• Deepwater Horizon Panel Calls For Regulatory Overhaul
• Del. Diocese Offers Sex Abuse Victims $74M
• Justices Mull Drug Disclosures In Matrixx Fraud Case
• Intel, Nvidia End Suit With $1.5B Patent License Deal
• SEC Sues 4 In Galleon Insider Trading Case
• DeLay Sentenced To 3 Years For Money Laundering
• With UK Deal, US Gains Access to Lehman Audits
• HealthSouth Wins Appeal In Search For Scrushy Assets
• 7th Circ. Upholds Omnicare Antitrust Suit Dismissal
• Divided High Court Won't Hear Commerce Clause Case
• Lawmakers Revive False Marking Legislation
• Ariz. District Judge John Roll Slain By Gunman
• Mass. Court Voids Wells Fargo, US Bank Foreclosures
• Amgen Wins Ban On Teva's Generic Version Of Sensipar
• WaMu Ch. 11 Plan Sent Back For Changes
• DOJ Probes UPS, FedEx On Antitrust Claims
• CalPERS Probe Hints At SEC's New To-Do List
• Stanford's Trial Delayed Over Mental Competence
• UBS Tip Recipient Cops To Insider Trading
• Ex-Madoff Aide Wins Release After Judge Cuts Bail
• House Advances Health Care Repeal Vote
• Bond Insurer Hits Goldman With $120M Abacus Suit
• Broker Gets 32 Months For Swindling Clients
• Report Fingers BP, Halliburton, Transocean For Oil Spill
• Madoff Trustee Wins OK For $500M Union Bancaire Deal
• Intel To Alter $8B McAfee Deal Over EU Concerns
• Church & Dwight Sue Clorox Over Cat Litter Ads
• Microsoft Can't Delay Trial In $358M Lucent Case
• Judge Scraps Barclays Securities Class Action
• FDA To Require Tobacco Ingredient Disclosure
• Galleon Defendants Can't Shake Insider Trading Case
• FDIC Seeks $2.5B From Execs Of Failed Banks
• La Madrid Brothers Cop To $30M Hedge Fund Fraud
• Wis. Archdiocese Seeks Ch. 11 Protection
• Philips Settles MDL Over Baby Bottles
• Madoff Investor's Suit Over $6.6M Divorce Deal Revived
• Fed. Circ. Revives $388M Patent Suit Against Microsoft
• Google Wins Injunction On Microsoft DOI Contract
• Trade Secrets Suit Over B&N's Nook To Go To Trial
• BP Loses Bid To Depose Oil Spill Witnesses In Texas
• Wis. Joins Fight Against Health Care Reform
• US Moves To Let Shell, Others Resume Drilling
• Gucci Lawyer's E-Mails Protected In Guess IP Spat
• Alcatel-Lucent Settles SEC Bribery Case For $45M
• BofA Pays $3B To Freddie, Fannie In Subprime Deal
• DOL Seeks To End Bush-Era Pay Bias Requirements
• Mylan To Pay $65M To Bury Medicaid Inflation Claims
• FTC Challenges Lundbeck Drug Monopoly In 8th Circ.
• DOJ Knocks SEC, CFTC Derivatives Proposals
• The Global Squeeze On Insider Trading