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Corporate - November, 2011

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• Boeing, Union Make Deal To Keep 737 Production In Wash.
• Goldman CEO Can Be Deposed In Gupta SEC Case: Judge
• NLRB Advances Rule To Speed Up Union Elections
• Taiwan Auto Lights Co. Indicted Over Price-Fixing
• Ropes & Gray Atty Gets 6 Months In Insider Trading Case
• Australian Samsung Galaxy Ban Lifted In Apple IP Battle
• FCC Says AT&T Merger Would Harm Competition
• DOJ Faces Reversal Of Lindsey FCPA Victory
• Facebook Settles FTC Claims Of User Privacy Deception
• Soaring Labor Costs Clip American's Wings
• Oracle Can't Strike Google's Damages Experts' Reports
• Senate Eyes CFTC Chairman Amid MF Global Collapse
• ArthroCare To Pay $74M To End Stock Inflation Action
• RBS Unit Settles Mass. Subprime Claims For $52M
• High Court Takes On Gas Co.'s $18M Mercury Fine
• Supreme Court To Rule On GSK Reps' OT Status
• Rakoff War On Bank Deals May Force SEC's Hand
• AT&T, T-Mobile Deal Falters As Cos. Yank FCC Application
• Judge Throws Out Harrisburg's Ch. 9 Bankruptcy Petition
• Madoff Trustee's Fraud Suit Against Mets Headed To Trial
• Apple iPod Users Recertified In Antitrust Suit
• Critics Say Low Hanging Fruit Key To SEC's Record Year
• Morgan Stanley Exits Muni Derivatives Suits For $6.5M
• Willkie Farr Kicked From Extended Stay Loan Case
• 2nd Circ. Nixes Suit Over BofA's $4B Countrywide Buyout
• Simpson Guides Year's Biggest LBO In $7.2B KKR Oil Buy
• IRS To Hand Over $326M In False Madoff Taxes
• Ex-Customers Lose Bid For Power In MF Global Liquidation
• Retailers Sue Fed Over Debit Transaction Fees Cap
• FCC Raises New Hurdle For AT&T's T-Mobile Takeover
• House Calls On Corzine To Explain MF Global Meltdown
• Merck To Pay Nearly $1B To Settle Vioxx Marketing Claims
• DOJ Eyes Antitrust Implications Of Debit Card Fees
• Blagojevich Crony Gets 10 1/2 Years For Bribery, Fraud
• Neb. Gov. Inks Bill To Shift Keystone Pipeline Route
• Apple Freed From ITC Probe Over S3 Graphics Patents
• Feds Hid Evidence In Stevens Corruption Trial: Report
• US, Allies Strike At Iran's Energy, Finance Sectors
• Spotlight On The Covered Bonds Bill
• Ex-AIG CEO Launches $25B Suits Over Gov't Takeover
• Ex-Madoff Trader Cops Plea, Fingers Alleged Cohorts
• MF Global Trustee Says $1.2B May Be Missing
• Chevron Faces $28M Fine For Oil Spill: Brazil
• Surprising Interpretations Of Janus Bright Line
• Seagate Wins $525M In Western Digital Secrets Row
• BNY Mellon Can't Escape Va. AG's $1B Forex Fraud Suit
• FTC Sues To Block Illinois Hospital Merger
• Merrill To Settle MBS Action For $315M
• Defining 'Essential Health Benefits' For 2014
• Key Delaware River Fracking Vote Postponed
• FrontPoint's Skowron Gets 5 Years For Insider Trading
• FDA Bars Avastin's Use As Breast Cancer Treatment
• Implications Of Nationwide Food Labeling Guidelines
• SEC Did No Special Favor For Citi In $75M Deal: Report
• Australia Fines Korean Air $5.5M For Cargo Cartel
• Sea Star Line Pays $14M Fine For Part In Shipping Cartel
• 4 Trends Health Care Employers Should Watch
• Ex-Lake Shore Director Gets 20 Years For $294M Fraud
• DOE Chief Chu Defends $535M Solyndra Loan
• $520M Released To Some Ex-MF Global Customers
• Extending ITC's Reach To Trade Secrets Theft Abroad
• Former Longtime Madoff Trader Cops To Fraud Charges
• 9th Circ. To Rehear Veterans' Mental Health Care Action
• Missing MF Global Customer Funds Remain A Mystery
• Dodgers Sue Fox Affiliate In Row Over Media Rights Sale
• BP Broke Probation With 2009 Alaska Oil Spill: US
• Morgan Stanley Settles SEC Advisory Fee Claims For $3M
• Rambus' $4B DRAM Antitrust Case Booted By Jury
• Lawmakers Prod Google Over Opposition To Piracy Act
• SEC Properly Disciplined Workers Post-Madoff, Senate Told
• State Of The Real Estate Market
• Judge Lifts HUD Ban On Allied's Mortgage-Writing Powers
• NBA Players Fire Antitrust Actions At League, Teams
• BP Can't Use Transocean Insurance For Disaster: Judge
• House Panel OKs Limit On Fannie, Freddie Execs' Pay
• H&R Block Walks Away From $288M TaxACT Deal
• MF Global Collapse 'Nefarious Or Illegal,' Regulator Says
• TransCanada Agrees To Change Keystone Pipeline Route
• Merger Trends: H&R Vs. AT&T
• Cellini Attys Demand New Trial Over Juror's Hidden Past
• Ex-MF Global Clients Say JPMorgan Wants Unfair Leg Up
• NBA Players' Union Dissolves To Prep Antitrust Challenge
• Lehman Reaches $1.4B Deal Over Natural Gas Purchase
• Deutsche Bank, Citi Pay NCUA $165M Over Soured MBS
• Ex-MF Global Employees Sue Over Mass Firings
• 1st-Ever Fine For Tarmac Delays Issued By DOT
• 2nd Circ. Says Merrill's ARS Disclosures Were Up To Snuff
• On The Brink Of Deciding Brinker
• Pressuring Oil And Fuel Cos. To Stop Iran Business
• Supreme Court Takes Up Health Care Reform
• Law360 Names 2011 MVPs
• Senate Knocks Down Repeal Of FCC Net Neutrality Rules
• DOJ Has HSBC, First Niagara Drop Branches In $1B Deal
• Obama Admin Delays TransCanada Pipeline Decision
• Nabors Executive Perks Put Under SEC Microscope
• German Data Watchdog Threatens Action Against Facebook
• Senate Panel Backs Repeal Of DOMA
• MF Global Unsecured Creditors Hire Dewey & LeBoeuf
• House Panel Probes Broadband Co.'s $267M USDA Loan
• Ala. County Seeks Largest US Municipal Bankruptcy
• SEC Tightens Standards For Reverse Merger Listings
• Feds Snare 7 In $14M Online 'Click Hijacking' Scheme
• MBS Claims Against Goldman Sachs Up 30-Fold To $16B
• B&N Wants Antitrust Probe Of Microsoft's IP Claims
• Amylin, Lilly Wrap Up Diabetes Drug Alliance, Lawsuit
• US Ready To Try $39B AT&T, T-Mobile Challenge: Holder
• Rajaratnam Gets Record $93M Fine In SEC Case
• DC Circ. Backs Health Care Law's Individual Mandate
• The 2nd Circ. Stance In Citigroup ERISA Litigation
• Wells Fargo Reaches $37M Deal In Bid-Rigging MDL
• Virgin Atlantic Still Immune In UK Price-Fixing Case
• Ex-F1 Head Wins Claims Over News Corp. Nazi-Sex Stories
• Cybersecurity And Government Contractors
• EU Raids SKF, Other Bearings Cos. Over Antitrust Concerns
• Dynegy Heads To Ch. 11 In Deal To Restructure $4B Debt
• Olympus Admits To Hiding Losses With Merger Fees
• Sen. Eyes MF Global Collapse After CFTC Chief Exits Probe
• NY Times Accuses HuffPost Of Copying Blog Name
• FDA's Graphic Cigarette Warning Labels Blocked
• State Dept. Watchdog Eyes Keystone Pipeline Analysis
• High Court Resurrects KPMG Arbitration Bid In Madoff Row
• Lilly Wins First Zyprexa Liability Trial
• White House Rebuffs House Panel's Solyndra Subpoena
• For Corzine, Silence Will Not Be Golden
• Yahoo Shareholder Says Yang Should Resign Board Seat
• MF Global Trustee Gets Green Light To Subpoena Execs
• EU Puts Spotlight On $21B J&J-Synthes Merger
• Corzine Resigns From MF Global Amid Scandal
• Allied Says HUD Can't Halt Its Mortgage-Writing Powers
• BNP Paribas Unit Hit With $1B Suit From Madoff Trustee
• AmEx Offers $50M To End Currency Fee Claims: Atty
• Ameriprise Must Arbitrate Despite $100M Deal: 2nd Circ.
• CFTC Head Pledges Action Over MF Global Meltdown
• BP Pays $50M To End Pollution Suit Over Refinery Blast
• House Panel Votes To Subpoena Obama Solyndra Docs
• GSK To Pay $3B To Settle US Avandia, Medicaid Probes
• Sprint, C Spire Suits Over AT&T Merger Trimmed
• MF Global May Have Stripped Client Accounts, CME Says
• 3rd Circ. Again Nixes CBS 'Wardrobe Malfunction' Fine
• ITC Lets Nintendo Off Hook In Wii Controller Patent Case
• Spanish Tech Co. Beats Apple IP Suit Over Tablet Imports
• Syms, Filene's Enter Ch. 11 With Plans To Liquidate
• Ruden McClosky Ch. 11 Fate Could Await Other Firms
• MLB, Dodgers Agree To Blackstone-Led Sale
• $21B Slashed From Madoff Trustee's UBS, JPMorgan Claims
• Feds Sue Allied Home Mortgage Over Alleged Fraud
• Cellini Convicted On Conspiracy, Bribery Charges
• DBSI Trustee Says Foley Complicit In Ponzi Scheme
• Novartis Shakes Suit Over Bone Drug Warnings
• Heller Ehrman Sues Greenberg For Malpractice
• Olympus Committee To Probe Merger Fee Scandal