Corporate Archive » April, 2011

Corporate - April, 2011

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• NFL Lockout Can Resume Pending Appeal: 8th Circ.
• Actelion Must Pay Asahi $550M In Fasudil Suit: Jury
• Big Tobacco Wins $455M Fight Against Mo. Hospitals
• Lilly, SEC Push Toward Deal In FCPA Probe
• DC Circ. OKs Funding For Embryonic Stem Cell Research
• EU Opens Antitrust Probes Into Major Banks Over CDS
• Allergan Hit With $212M Verdict In Botox Suit
• US Seeks To Curb Kids' Exposure To Unhealthy Food Ads
• Horizon Avoids Ch. 11 After Judge Cuts $45M Antitrust Fine
• EU Probes Cephalon, Teva Deal Over Generic Provigil
• Ex-SAC Capital Manager Cops To Insider Trading
• AIG Sues ICP Over $350M In CDO Insurance Losses
• Skadden Reps Exelon In $7.9B Constellation Energy Deal
• Lockout Lifted, NFL Players Back To Business For Now
• Berkshire Hathaway May Sue Sokol Over Lubrizol Deal
• Rajaratnam Jurors Can't See Transcripts, Judge Says
• Law Firms Bank Big Money Lobbying On Dodd-Frank
• Cravath, Weil Rep J&J In $21B Deal To Buy Synthes
• Mo. Lt. Gov. Loses Health Care Reform Suit
• Arbitration Contracts Can Ban Class Actions: High Court
• SEC, CFTC To Define Who Covers Which Swaps
• Rajaratnam Jurors Request Replay Of Wiretap Calls
• DOJ Greenlights $1.4B Southwest-AirTran Combo
• 2 Ex-Air France Execs Indicted On Antitrust Charges
• Cuomo Bans Pols, Others From Pension Fund Dealings
• Judge Confirms Lime Wire Infringement Was Willful
• Transocean Wins $15M Drilling IP Verdict Against Maersk
• Trader Cops To Role In Galleon Spinoff Scheme
• Judge Lifts NFL Lockout In Labor Fight
• NLRB To Sue SD, Ariz. Over Union Ballot Laws
• FDA To Repackage E-Cigarettes As Tobacco Products
• DOJ Wants More Info On Nasdaq's $11.3B NYSE Offer
• Clement Quits King & Spalding After Firm Drops DOMA
• Supreme Court Rejects Fast-Track Health Care Appeal
• Jury Begins Weighing Rajaratnam's Fate
• St. Jude Wins $2.3B Verdict In Trade Secrets Trial
• Chase Pays $56M To End Military Foreclosure Suit
• Yahoo Gets 2nd Shot To Nix $12.4M Online Ad IP Verdict
• Fast-Track Patent Review Delayed By Budget Woes
• DC Circ. Resurrects Blackwater Shooting Case
• BofA Escapes Suit Over $17B In Countrywide MBS
• Middleman Pleads Guilty In Galleon Spinoff Case
• JPMorgan Agrees To Hand Lehman Brokerage $861M
• Rajaratnam Defense Takes Aim At Tapes In Closing
• Holder Launches Probe Into Energy Market Fraud
• FERC Hits Gas Trader With $30M Penalty
• BP To Pay $1B For Advance Gulf Restoration Projects
• Mattel Stole MGA's Bratz Trade Secrets, Jury Says
• MLB Takes Over LA Dodgers Operations From Team Owner
• Feds Want GSK VP To Testify In Wellbutrin Case
• Year After Gulf Spill, A Rush To Join MDL
• EchoStar Wins $214M Judgment In Piracy Suit
• NLRB Accuses Boeing Of Retaliation For Labor Strikes
• Beefing Up The SBA's Oversight Authority
• Ex-Taylor Bean Chair Convicted In $2.9B Fraud
• Big Banks Sued Over Libor Manipulation
• Chevron Can Challenge Patton's Ecuadorean Clients
• High Court Weighs EPA's Purview In GHG Emissions Suit
• An Antitrust Guide To The NFL Labor Dispute
• CFTC Inspector Says Agency Rushed New Swaps Rules
• Buffett, Berkshire Board Sued Over $10B Lubrizol Deal
• Nasdaq, ICE Bet $350M On NYSE Deal's Antitrust OK
• Cape Wind Set To Start Construction In Fall: Salazar
• Protecting Business In The Face Of Unrest
• Woman Drops Beef Over Taco Bell Labeling
• High Court Eyes Invalidity In $290M Microsoft Case
• US Works In Final Wiretap As Rajaratnam Trial Ends
• NY AG Threatens To Sue US Over Fracking Regs
• 10th Circ. Revives Ford Front-Wheel Brakes Suit
• Italian Court Clears 4 Banks Over Parmalat Collapse
• Exec To Plead Guilty In $9M Navy Kickback Case
• FDIC Says Bankruptcy Cost Lehman Creditors Billions
• Mexican Antitrust Watchdog Hits Telcel With $1B Fine
• Why The Google Books Settlement Was Rejected
• Welcome To The New Law360
• JPMorgan Can't Duck Ala. County's Bribery Suit
• Assured, BofA Strike $1.6B Deal Over MBS Claims
• Bail For Ex-Sonsini Atty In $32M Insider Trading Case
• Ala. High Court Again Rejects Scrushy Appeal
• Senate Approves Food Safety Crime Bill
• Hevesi Gets 4 Years For Role In NY Pension Scheme
• Witness Reveals $25M Investment From Rajaratnam
• Attys Say Goldman Perjury Charges Unlikely
• House Committee Advances Amended Patent Bill
• Ex-GSK Lawyer Faces New Obstruction Indictment
• 9th Circ. Renews Case Over E&Y Role In $2.2B Scandal
• Wal-Mart Settles Latino Workers' Harassment Suit
• TVA To Pay Up To $5B In EPA Emissions Deal
• Goldman, Deutsche Bank Duped Investors: Report
• House Votes To Strip $18B Health Care Law Fund
• Obama Proposes Major Cuts To Defense Budget
• Ex-Massey Foreman Pleads Guilty To Inspection Lies
• Feds Charge FrontPoint Trader In $30M Inside Tips Case
• BP Fund Admin Wants Court Out Of $20B Claims Process
• EU Fines Unilever, P&G €315M For Detergent Cartel
• Motorola Settles With Huawei In IP Row Over Merger
• Football Icon Claimed $34M In Illegal Losses: Witness
• Ex-Ford Worker Gets 6 Years For Trade Secrets Theft
• CFTC Goes Ahead With Swap Dealer Margin Rule
• Galleon Research, Not Tips, Drove Trades: Defense
• Marvell Execs Sue Goldman Over Alleged $100M Fraud
• Unpaid Bloggers Sue Huffington Post For $105M
• FINRA Shakes Citi Unit For $54M Over Hedge Funds
• Howrey Bankruptcy May Cause Headaches For Ex-Attys
• 9th Circ. Upholds Facebook Deal With ConnectU Twins
• Revlimid Cancer Woes Spark FDA Safety Review
• Middleman In $32M Insider Trading Case Pleads Guilty
• 9th Circ. Affirms Bar On Ariz. Immigration Law
• UBS To Pay $11M Over Lehman-Issued Note Losses
• Atty Tarnishes Witness Testimony In Galleon Trial
• Cisco Hit With $64M Verdict In 2nd Commil IP Trial
• Mattel, MGA Fight Final Brawl Over Bratz Rights
• US Trustee Protests Borders' $8.3M Bonus Plan
• SEC Scrutinizes Private Company Disclosure Rules
• $8B BP-Rosneft Deal To Remain On Hold For Now
• DOJ Backs $245M Stericycle Deal With Plant Sale
• House Votes Down FCC Net Neutrality Rules
• 2nd Circ. Affirms $1.2B WTC Insurance Settlement
• Rajaratnam Defense Team Reveals 4 Witnesses
• DOJ Signs Off On Google's ITA Deal, With Conditions
• J&J Pays $78M To Settle Foreign Bribery Cases
• Ex-Sales Exec Stole Trade Secrets, HP Says
• Time Warner, Viacom Square Off Over IPad App
• NFL Players, Owners Open To Mediation In Labor Row
• NLRB Targets Reuters Over Twitter Policy
• Federal Budget Talks Head To The Brink
• 3rd Lehman Reorganization Plan In The Works
• Blockbuster Wins Approval For $320M Sale To Dish
• Ex-Enron CEO Loses Conviction Appeal In 5th Circ.
• Galleon Insider Trades Netted $64M, FBI Says
• Raytheon Prevails In $52M Contracting Dispute
• JGC To Pay $219M Fine In Nigeria Bribe Case
• Union Sues US To Uncover Shutdown Plan Details
• Ex-Sonsini Atty Charged In $32M Insider Trading Case
• Apple Escapes $626M Award In Streaming Patent Suit
• Satyam, PwC Units To Settle Fraud Claims For $17.5M
• US Ordered To Pay $83M In S&L Contract Case
• Wells Fargo To Pay $11M In SEC's Wachovia CDO Suit
• Verizon To Pay $94M To Settle GSA Overcharge Claims
• Eaton Sales Reps Seek $150M In Sex Bias Suit
• Dish Network Wins Blockbuster With $320M Bid
• FAA To Order Emergency Inspections On Boeing 737s
• DC Circ. Nixes Verizon, MetroPCS Net Neutrality Suits
• Supreme Court Reopens States' Water Rights Dispute
• EU Slashes ArcelorMittal Antitrust Fine
• Google Agrees To Bid $900M For Nortel Patents
• Sbarro Says Made-To-Order Ch. 11 Will Slash Debt
• Toyota Wins 1st Trial Over Acceleration Problems
• Ex-Taylor Bean CEO Pleads Guilty In $2B Fraud Case
• Ex-BDO Partner Says He Wept Over Tax Shelter Scrutiny
• Ohio Gov. Inks Bill To Curb Public Unions
• Massey Manager Failed To Help Injured Miners: Suit
• American Apparel Eyes Ch. 11 Amid Deep Losses
• Madoff, Lehman Trustees' Fees Could Bankrupt SIPC
• EU Appeals WTO Ruling In Boeing Subsidies Case