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Corporate - May, 2012

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• GE, Law Firm Put Up $32.5M To Duck Petters Clawback Suits
• Activision Ends 'Call Of Duty' Contract Row With Ex-Employees
• Oracle's Copyright Claim Tossed In Google IP Row
• Microsoft, Nokia Face Google Antitrust Claims In Europe
• Sanction Could Prove Fatal To Toyota In Acceleration MDL
• Paul Hastings Nabs Dewey DOJ Vet As 4 Others Exit Broke Firm
• US To Put Goldman's Blankfein On The Stand In Gupta Trial
• High Court Seeks More Info On FTC, Ga. Hospital Merger Fight
• Mets Owners' $162M Madoff Settlement Wins Court OK
• Banks Say MBIA's $5B Breakup Will Affect Homeowners
• White House Threatens To Veto Military Spending Bill
• 5th Circ. Allows DOI Permits For Gulf Oil Projects To Stand
• NY's Abacus Bank Charged With Mortgage Fraud
• China Trade Group Assails US Tariffs On Wind Towers
• Jackson Walker Taps Former Judge For New Texarkana Office
• Del. High Court Keeps Martin Marietta's $5B Vulcan Bid Frozen
• Edwards Mistrial Sinks DOJ's Novel Campaign Finance Charges
• EPA Must Expedite Update To Air Quality Standards, Judge Says
• Holland & Hart Snags Energy, Resources Partner In DC
• Neb. High Court Rebuffs Suit Over Gov.'s Keystone Power
• FDA Says Corn Syrup Can't Be Called 'Sugar'
• 1st Circ. Finds DOMA Unconstitutional
• Ecuadoreans Confront Chevron Over $18B Oil Spill Judgment
• Barr Urges Calif. High Court To Heed Feds On Pay-For-Delay
• Sirius Stamps Out Shareholder Suit Over XM Merger
• Ex-Dewey Attys, New Firms May Regret Shotgun Weddings
• Thorny Issues Force Edwards Jury To Take Its Time
• Gupta Defense Looks To Smother Link To Galleon Founder
• House GOP Challenges NLRB Notice Posting Rule In DC Circ.
• Oracle Can't Flip Noninfringement Ruling In Google IP Fight
• Simpson Thacher Nabs FTC Antitrust Atty
• Pfizer Off Hook In Prempro Breast Cancer Case
• Congressman Tries To Bar Comments From Clemens Trial
• AIG's $350M CDO Suit Against Moore, ICP Will Proceed
• House Dem Urges DOJ To Probe BP's Statements To Congress
• Ex-FDA Counsel Joins Crowell & Moring
• Minn. High Court Stubs Out Philip Morris 'Lights' Row
• Fed Finalizes Dodd-Frank Rule On Nonbank Securities Oversight
• Ex-Hogan Lovells Atty's $2M Travel Scam Ends At Jailhouse
• Publishers Call DOJ's E-Book Price Fixing Claims 'Innuendo'
• Goodyear Wants Perkins Coie Ousted From Faulty Hose Suit
• MoFo Picks Up Government Contracts Pro From Dickstein
• Judge Trims Shell Suit Over Greenpeace Drilling Protests
• Frank Floats Bill To Deny Clawback Coverage For Execs
• Verizon To Pay $10M To Settle Consumers' Late-Fee Suit
• Drinker Biddle Cost Ex-Lehman Broker $2.5M, 2nd Circ. Hears
• NFL Players Union Defeats Retirees In Suit Over CBA Talks
• Anadarko, Noble Settle $100M Post-Spill Rig Contract Fight
• Google Skirts $176M Fine In French YouTube Copyright Case
• NLRB Resignation May Recharge Nomination Battles
• Rough Road Ahead For Dewey Attys In Cutthroat Job Market
• JOBS Act May Cause D&O Coverage Concerns, Report Says
• Gupta Lawyer Grills Criminal-Turned-Cooperator In Court
• MoFo Lures Chadbourne Partner To Head PE Practice In NY
• Labor Dept. Beats Trade Groups' Tip Rule Challenge
• Justices Reject Saint-Gobain's Bid For Higher Infringement Bar
• High Court To Weigh Costs Trigger In Debt Collection Cases
• Dewey's Fall Leads Attys To Split For Baker, Others
• 9th Circ. Won't Kill Shell's Arctic Drilling Permit
• Robbins Geller Attys To Be Sanctioned Over Expenses
• MBIA Says NY's Review Of Its $5B Breakup Was Rational
• EPA Steps Up Regulation Of Products Containing Mercury
• Project Financing In Iraq: Weighing The Risks
• Split 2nd Circ. Won't Review Amex Antitrust Arbitration Suit
• 3rd Juror Dismissed From Clemens Perjury Trial
• Bingham Ramps Up Tech Ranks With Ex-DLA Piper Partner
• US Backs Reversal Of $1B Plutonium Ruling Against Dow
• FEMA Trailer MDL Plaintiffs Strike Broad Settlement
• Regulators Poised To Fine PG&E Over Pipeline Violations
• High Court Backs Lenders' Power To Credit Bid In Ch. 11
• 'Quickie Elections'? Not So Fast, NLRB
• An Unconstitutional FCA Provision Lurking In PPACA?
• Dewey Faces Tough Battle For Creditor Recovery
• Dewey & LeBoeuf Files For Bankruptcy
• US Drops 9th Circ. Appeal In Lindsey FCPA Case
• Community Bank's Libor Antitrust Suit Targets BofA, Others
• Coudert Ruling Spells Trouble For Firms With Dewey Gains
• Ex-AIG, Gen Re Execs In Settlement Talks With US
• 6th Circ. Loosens Causation Standard For ADA Suits
• Gupta Likely Source Of P&G Tips, Ex-Galleon Trader Says
• Dow Jones, S&P Shut Down ISE's Index Option Sales
• Lawmakers Press DOJ To Reopen Google Street View Probe
• DOMA Ruled Unconstitutional In Calif. Same-Sex Benefits Suit
• JPMorgan CEO Tenuously Set To Testify In Congress In June
• Greenberg Beefs Up Labor Group With Constangy Atty
• 6th Circ. Says Citizens Can't Sue States Over CAA Enforcement
• SEC Advises High Court To Leave Madoff Investor Suits Alone
• Bracewell Gets Litigation Star From Patton Boggs
• Cat's Paw Creates Worker Liability For Retaliation: 7th Circ.
• GSA Exec Departs As Spending Scandal Inquiry Continues
• Syngenta To Pay $105M To End Herbicide Pollution Claims
• Nike Trounces Clothing Co.'s IP Suit By Showing First Use
• Law Firms Can't Dodge Coudert Unfinished Business Claims
• 2nd Circ. Keeps Alive UN Wall Collapse Suit Against Namibia
• Judge Pares Chevron's RICO Suit Over $18B Pollution Ruling
• The Importance Of Hall V. United States
• BofA Told To Turn Over Even More Docs To MBIA
• Facebook's Instagram Deal: Why Is The FTC Involved?
• Dechert Opens Chicago Office With Securities Trio
• Senate Committee Passes $631B Defense Budget
• Judge OKs Lehman Ex-Execs' $90M Payout To Investors
• 2 Prosecutors Sidelined Over Misconduct In Stevens Case
• Android Patent Win A Boon For Google, Attys Say
• Obama Picks Akin Gump Partner For Afghanistan IG Post
• Ex-SEC Atty Barred From Agency After Repping Stanford
• High Court Ruling Could Mean Retrials In White Collar Cases
• Prosecutors Unveil Key Raj Wiretaps As Gupta Case Builds
• Obama Taps Yucca Mountain Critic To Replace NRC Chairman
• Segui Strikes Out For Clemens Prosecutors
• Eversheds Picks Up Dewey IP Leader For Paris Office
• MBIA Blasts Banks' 'Chutzpah' For Attacking $5B Breakup
• Pom Strikes Back With Ad Campaign In FTC Health Claim Row
• EEOC Loses Bid For Broad Genetic Bias Probe Of Nestle
• EU Court Tosses MasterCard Intercharge Fee Appeal
• BMW Hit With $163M Fine By Swiss Antitrust Watchdog
• Ford, Honeywell Win Big In Pa. Asbestos Test Case
• High Court Refuses To Expand RESPA In Mortgage Fee Row
• China Says US Clean Energy Grants Break WTO Rules
• FDA User Fee Bill Easily Slides Through Senate
• Allen & Overy Taps Mayer Brown Partner For Vietnam Launch
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Microsoft Win In Search Patent Suit
• Dow Wins $2B In Fight Over Axed Kuwait Petrochem Venture
• The Government's Burgeoning Brady Problem
• Huawei Says InterDigital Abused 3G Patents In EC Complaint
• Jeopardized By Cherryland: Bankruptcy Remote Financings
• Dish Faces Off Against Big 4 Networks In DVR Copyright Row
• Flurry Of Facebook IPO Suits May Stand On Shaky Ground
• AIG Claims Pared In $10.5B Countrywide RMBS Suit
• Gupta Jury Hears Raj Wiretap For First Time
• BP To Spend $400M On Pollution Controls To Settle CAA Suit
• JPMorgan, Goldman, Others Targeted In $1.8B MBS Suit
• NFL Players Accuse League Of Collusion On Salaries
• Samsung Says Apple Withheld Evidence, Seeks Sanctions
• Nebraskans Mount Constitutional Challenge To Keystone Route
• Senate To Vote On Pay-For-Delay, 16 Other FDA Changes
• Title VII Doesn't Bar Bias Over Immigrant Status: 7th Circ.
• White House Orders Gov't Agencies To Take Data Mobile
• 2nd Circ. Sets Music Royalty Rates For Mobile Content
• Crowell & Moring Settles 3 Suits Over Ex-RE Atty's Theft
• Apple Rips DOJ's 'Flawed' E-Book Antitrust Claims
• IRS Flouts GOP Objections To Premium Tax Credit Rule
• White Collar Attys Say Fitzgerald Leaves Big Shoes To Fill
• 4 Labor Attys Jump To Schuyler Roche From K&L Gates
• Quinn Emanuel Snags Mayer Brown Trial Pro For SF Office
• Google's Android Doesn't Infringe Oracle Patents, Jury Says
• Facebook Strikes Deal To Resolve 'Like' Ad Action
• Colo. High Court Rejects Eminent Domain For Oil Pipelines
• ITC Judge Calls For Xbox Import Ban Over Motorola IP Breach
• Ruskin Moscou Escapes Fortress' Suit Over $50M Dreier Theft
• Judge Bars Mylan's Oracea Generic In Galderma IP Case
• Sens. Unveil Bill To Bar Bankers From Fed Service
• ADA Doesn't Shield Medical Marijuana Users, 9th Circ. Says
• Raj Took Gupta-Linked Call Before Goldman Trade: Ex-Assistant
• MF Global Customer Again Fails To Block $30M Coverage
• Hedge Fund Execs Garner $35M Award For Ex-Partner's Fraud
• Ex-Cozen Atty's Bonus Evidence 'Worthless,' Judge Says
• NY Says Errors Wouldn't Have Stopped $5B MBIA Restructuring
• Facebook Sued Over Earnings Forecast For Bumpy IPO
• Kleiner Perkins Partner Launches Sex Bias, Retaliation Suit
• JPMorgan Sued By Employees Over $2B Trading Loss
• 9th Circ. Won't Hear DOMA Appeal En Banc In Benefits Case
• Chinese Vitamin Maker Pays $10.5M To Bow Out Of Cartel Case
• USA Power Wins $134M In Power Plant Trade Secrets Case
• Volcker Rule — Potential Perils To The Muni Bond Market
• Beware Obstruction Of Justice In Merger Investigations
• Case Study: Rosetta Stone V. Google
• Latham Adds 2 Vinson M&A Partners To Energy Group
• Senators Slather Scorn On FDA After Sunscreen Label Delay
• Obama Taps Mayer Brown Partner For Ill. District Court
• $3.4B Tribal Land Settlement Affirmed By DC Circ.
• Dewey, Ex-Partners Hire Counsel As Bankruptcy Looms
• Former NLRB Member Becker Heads Back To AFL-CIO
• Central Clearing Rule Looms For Trades That Nailed JPMorgan
• FINRA Fines Citigroup $3.5M Over Bad Subprime Data
• Panasonic, Others Beat Memory Card Antitrust Claims
• Gucci Wins $5M Judgment In Guess Knockoff Suit
• Iran Sanctions Bill Clears Senate In Run-Up To Baghdad Talks
• Ex-Yahoo, Ameriprise Employees Admit To Insider Trading
• Feds Label Gupta 'Ultimate Corporate Insider' To Begin Trial
• EU Shouldn't Hold Breath On Google Antitrust Deal, Experts Say
• Senate To Consider FDA User Fee Bill Amendments
• Breastfeeding Bias Is Sex Bias, EEOC Tells 5th Circ.
• NY Defends 'Extraordinary' Review Of MBIA's $5B Breakup
• FDIC Seeks $77M From Big Banks In 2 RMBS Suits
• Cadwalader Adds 3 Jones Day Markets Experts In Hong Kong
• Judge Trims SEC Suit Against Ex-IndyMac Execs
• ITC Rules Kodak's Camera Preview Patent Is Invalid
• Baker Hostetler Plucks Antitrust Guru From Mayer Brown
• Notre Dame, Others Join Fight Over Birth Control Mandate
• Dewey Ranks Continue To Thin With Jumps To FCC, Proskauer
• Humana To Pay $45M To Resolve Fight Over Tricare Billing
• Pom Juice Ads Were Misleading, FTC Judge Says
• NRC Chairman Resigns Amid Criticism Of Leadership
• Houghton Mifflin Opens Page To Ch. 11
• Ex-Baker Atty Admits Role In $55M Stock Fraud, Escrow Scam
• CFTC To Investigate $2B JPMorgan Trading Loss
• Applying Prometheus To Myriad: Possible Outcomes
• Supreme Court Won't Hear File Sharing Damages Case
• Extending Title VII To Transgender Protection
• High Court Tells Fed. Circ. To Rethink Software Patent Ruling
• High Court To Hear US Foreign Surveillance Law Fight
• Citigroup Gets NY Real Estate Mogul's Suit Stamped Out
• Gupta Trial Promises To Be Different Ballgame Than Raj
• Microsoft Wins Ban On Imports Of Motorola Android Devices
• DR Horton Can't Stop Arbitration In Citicorp FLSA Suit
• House Passes Defense Bill, Staving Off Automatic Cuts For Now
• Title VII Doesn't Demand Bias As Sole Cause, DC Circ. Says
• Dewey Gears Up For Possible Bankruptcy As Partners Dwindle
• Hogan Atty Blocked From AUO Exec's Price-Fixing Case
• JPMorgan Hands $168M In Collateral To MF Global Trustee
• Treasury Issues Rules For Covering Dodd-Frank Expenses
• Investors 'Like' Facebook, But They'll Still Sue
• Nixon Peabody Nabs Davis Wright's Health Group Vice Chair
• Fed. Circ. Will Rehear Judicial Pay Case En Banc
• Latham Securities Litigator Jumps To K&L Gates In Portland
• US Decision On Solar Cell Duties Unfair, China Says
• PwC Gets Claims It Hid Madoff Warnings Nixed By 2nd Circ.
• House Votes To Back Keystone XL Measure In Transport Bill
• Facebook Hit With $15B Complaint In User Tracking MDL
• Hertz, Avis, Others Settle Rental Fee Price-Fixing Suit
• Calif. Royalties Act Struck Down As Unconstitutional
• Jones Day Snags DLA Piper Patent Pro In San Diego
• Opening The Door For Foreign Control Of US Banks
• Case Study: SEC V. Morgan Keegan
• On 2nd Look, Fed. Circ. Jettisons Baxter Dialysis Patent
• US Lifts Sanctions On Myanmar, Nominates Ambassador
• Miss. Says $540M LCD Price-Fixing Deal Leaves It In Lurch
• 2nd Circ. Lets Citigroup Appeal Time Limits In CDO Suits
• Akin Gump Recruits 2 Jones Day Tech Attys For LA Office
• Prof. Punished Over Anti-Muslim Facebook Posts Sues Purdue
• US Slaps Hefty Dumping Duties On Chinese Solar Panels
• Tronox Says Ex-Kerr-McGee General Counsel Knew Of Fraud
• Buffett, Blankfein On List Of Possible Gupta Witnesses
• EEOC's Pay Bias Claims Nixed In Port Authority Atty Suit
• Dewey Sees Exodus Of Partners In Chicago, DC, Hong Kong
• Buchanan Ingersoll Swallows Litigation Boutique
• NY Did 'Shortcut' Review Of MBIA's $5B Breakup, Banks Say
• Wal-Mart Widens Internal Probe Of Overseas Bribery
• Boeing, Honeywell Sued Over Deadly 2010 Plane Crash
• 9th Circ. Revives Pom's False Ad Suit Against Coke
• Bayer Pays $15M To Soothe Consumers In Aspirin MDL
• Facebook Says USPTO Records Debunk Yahoo's Patent Claims
• Seeking Clarity On Credit Bidding
• Senate Confirms 2 Stalled Obama Fed Nominees
• Firm Wants Travelers Sanctioned Over Bid To Replace Counsel
• Express Scripts To Pay DOJ $2.75M Over Worker Drug Thefts
• En Garde: Prepare Yourself For The CFPB
• Up In The Air: JOBS Act Effect On Private Equity
• LexisNexis, Westlaw Escape Subclass' Copyright Claims
• Viacom, Time Warner End IPad Streaming Row
• SEC Eyes Dendreon, Possibly Over Provenge Launch
• Live Nation Settles Concert Ticket Antitrust MDL
• Google, Oracle To Postpone Copyright Damages Phase
• Edwards Defense Displays Confidence With Quick Case
• Activision, EA Call Truce In 'Call Of Duty' Sabotage Fight
• Repsol Hits Argentina With US Class Action In YPF Fight
• Gupta Loses Bid To Keep Rajaratnam Wiretap From Jury
• Suits Over JPMorgan's $2B Loss Could Haunt Bank
• Obama Targets Spending Levels In Defense Bill Veto Threat
• Dunkin' Depositions Factor In Morgan & Morgan OT Suit DQ
• DLA Piper Adds DC Corporate Vet From Arnold & Porter
• McDermott Lures Antitrust Bigwig From Greenberg
• Ex-Morgan Stanley Legal Chief Rejoins Ranks At Cravath
• Skadden Shakes Former Atty's Sex Discrimination Case
• Judge Allows Bigger Class In Merrill Race Bias Suit
• Nationwide Class Certified In PNC Bank Overdraft Charge MDL
• 3rd Circ. Scraps 2 Schering Off-Label Marketing Actions
• HHS Outlines Benchmarks For State Health Exchanges
• Oxfam Sues To Force SEC's Hand On Dodd-Frank Provision
• Senate Advances Bill On Same-Sex Benefits For Gov't Workers
• Skechers To Pay $50M To End Slew Of Toning Shoe Ad Claims
• Old-Fashioned Conspiracy In Cutting-Edge Technology
• Last Dewey Leader Calls It Quits As Partner Exits Continue
• Ex-Partner Says Troutman Shafted Him Over $20M MetCap Fee
• Senate Breathes New Life Into Ex-Im Bank
• Clemens Trainer Tells Jury He Saved Steroid Evidence
• $3B Texas Coal Plant In Jeopardy Over Air Pollution Claims
• Apple, Publishers Can't Close Book On Price-Fixing MDL
• Rivals Grab Stragglers As Dewey's Italian Office Spins Off
• After JPMorgan Loss, GOP Delays Bills Weakening Dodd-Frank
• SEC, Citi Rip Rakoff In Bid To Restore $285M MBS Settlement
• Shut Up And Drill, Interior Tells Oil And Gas Cos.
• Samsung Gets Some Apple Claims Tossed In Patent Fight
• K&L Gates Malpractice Suit Over Le-Nature's Scam Revived
• Vatican, Benetton Kiss And Make Up Over Pope Ad
• MBIA's $5B Breakup Based On False Figures, Banks Say
• PBGC Sues Dewey For Control Of 'Underfunded' Pension Plans
• DOJ Launches Probe Into JPMorgan's $2B Trading Loss
• Kelley Drye Grabs SEC Veteran For NY Corporate Practice
• Steptoe Snags Ex-IDB Investigations Chief With FCPA Chops
• High Court Won't Review Ponzi Schemer's 50-Year Sentence
• Gupta Got $4M JV Boost For Tipping Rajaratnam, Feds Say
• News Corp. Hacking Probe Yields Charges For Rebekah Brooks
• Iran, Sanctions And Oil — A Global Update
• European Court Adviser Backs €53M AstraZeneca Antitrust Fine
• FCC Suspends Ruling On Comcast Bias Against Tennis Channel
• AUO Exec Says DOJ Overreaching In Bid To Bar Hogan Atty
• Microsoft Blocks German Threat In Motorola Patent Fight
• Judge Voids NLRB Union Election Rule
• Calif. Judiciary Decries Proposed 20% Cut To Court Funds
• 9th Circ. Says 'Knowing' Access Enough For HIPAA Breach
• FTC Lures Back Davis Polk Antitrust Pro To Lead Econ Bureau
• 41 AGs Back Bill Allowing Suits Over Generic-Drug Warnings
• Boeing Settles For $40M In Santa Monica Groundwater Fight
• Judge Trims Chevron's RICO Suit Against Ecuadoreans' Atty
• McNamee Says He Can't Forget Injecting Clemens With Steroids
• Fed. Circ. Revives Apple's Shot At Injunction Against Samsung
• LightSquared Seeks Ch. 11 As Lenders Tighten $1.7B Noose
• JPMorgan Investment Chief Exits Amid Fallout From $2B Loss
• FDA Delays Deadline For Stricter Sunscreen Labeling Rules
• Vinson & Elkins Opens San Francisco Office
• Copyright Ruling Sets Bar For 'Fair Use' Of Digital Works
• Greenberg Traurig Enters Warsaw With 50 Dewey Defectors
• Ex-Bronx Sen. Espada Found Guilty Of Stealing From Nonprofit
• High Court Nixes Psystar Appeal In Apple OS X Copyright Row
• Ally Puts ResCap Rumors To Rest With Prepack Ch. 11
• Sackett: Implications For Pre-Enforcement Review
• FINRA Shakes Schwab's Suit Over Class Waivers
• TD Bank Puts Up $62M To Check Out Of Overdraft Fee Case
• Timing Will Be Everything For JPMorgan As Probes Begin
• Publicis Judge Calls Liberal Discovery 'Blackmail,' Plaintiffs Say
• Senate Cybersecurity Bill Heads To Floor Despite Backlash
• Lone Pine Strategy Yields Drillers' Win In Fracking Suit
• 3 Ex-GE Execs Found Guilty Of Muni Bond Bid-Rigging
• Judge Refuses To Toss Edwards Campaign Finance Charges
• JPMorgan's $2B Loss May Spur Volcker Rule Tightening
• No Immunity For Abu Ghraib Contractors, 4th Circ. Says
• Apple Ordered To Testify In Motorola IP Battle
• DC Circ. Deals Trump Plaza A New Hand In NLRB Dispute
• SEC Probes Inland American REIT Over Fees, Payouts
• Greenberg Snags Snell Partner For IP Practice
• Reed Smith Snags Product Liability Guru From Dechert
• HHS Tightens Disclosure Rule Under Health Reform Law
• 17 States Seek To Join E-Book Price-Fixing Suit Against Apple
• Ace Stripped Reinsurance Unit Before $1B Sale, Suit Says
• Dewey Loses Another Leader, Calif. Partners Open New Firm
• Ex-Mercury Execs Say SEC Destroyed Docs In Backdating Suit
• The Latest FCPA Target: Private Fund Advisers
• A 1st For Fracking: EPA's Air Emissions Regulations
• Brinker: How Break Policies Affect Class Certification
• Allstate Alleges $30M Insurance Fraud, Demands NY Reform
• REO To Rental: A New Paradigm For The US Housing Sector
• Google-NSA Communications Can Stay Secret, DC Circ. Rules
• JPMorgan Shocks Wall Street With $2B Trading Loss
• Apple Gets IPhone Signal Strength Suit Shut Down
• Mitsubishi Unit Must Pay $124M For Broken Nondisclosure Pact
• CBS Says People In 'Glass Houses' Shouldn't Steal Shows
• Oracle, Google Spar Over Copyrightability As Battle Rages
• XL Must Keep Covering Legal Fees In $62M Stock Trading Case
• Appeals Court Says Vitro Units Owe Interest On $1B Debt
• Internet Marketer Settles Facebook 'Likejacking' Case
• CFTC Ducks Fight On Swaps Rule But Showdown Looms
• 2nd Circ. Defends Starbucks' Pro-Union Pin Limiting Policy
• Hogan Atty Barred From 'Switching Sides' To AUO, Says US
• DR Horton Doesn't Kill PF Chang Arbitration Deal, Judge Says
• Deutsche To Pay $202M In FCA Case Over FHA-Backed Loans
• Bill To End Gay Bias In Workplace Gets New Life
• Neal Gerber Plucks 6 IP Attys From K&L Gates, McAndrews
• State Street Bank Can't Shake Pension Fund's Forex Suit
• Dewey Faces Suit Over Layoffs As US Absorbs Pension Plan
• Bayer, Pharmacia To Pay $4M To Settle Superfund Suits
• Mozilla Accuses Microsoft Of Restricting Browser Choices
• Latham Reels In Skadden Transactions Pro In LA
• More Ex-Dewey Partners Land At Rival Firms
• CBS Shakes $14B Write-Down Delay Suit In 2nd Circ.
• Judge Kills Copyright Suit Against Facebook Author
• GOP Says Lack Of Obama IG Nominees Boosts Fraud Risk
• $17M Deal Reached in Suit Over Deadly Duck Boat Crash
• MLB, Comcast Hit With Antitrust Suit Over Game Packages
• BNSF Pays $36M To Settle Mont. Rail Yard Pollution Suit
• Ex-Marvell Tech Manager Avoids Prison For Insider Trading
• Sens. Join FTC, Commerce In Push For Privacy Legislation
• Workers Can't Claim Retaliation For Internal Probes: 2nd Circ.
• Obama Nominee For Key DOE Post Steps Down
• Google Seeks New Trial After Split Java Copyright Ruling
• Venable Lands Top Treasury Official For Financial Practice
• 6th Circ. Sides With Maker's Mark In Wax Seal Trademark Row
• Fed. Circ. Allows Some Patent Broadening In Reissue Bids
• 7th Circ. Says Admin OT Exemption Covers Pharma Sales Reps
• SEC Says Ex-Detroit Mayor Got Gifts For Pension Fund Votes
• Carrier IQ Taps Ex-Verizon GC To Tackle Privacy Problems
• SEC Targets Deloitte's China Unit For Withholding Docs
• Twitter Says 'Occupy' Subpoena Violates User's Privacy
• McDermott Names New Head Of International Restructurings
• Ex-Netgear Engineer Convicted Of Stealing Marvell Secrets
• La. Recalls Oysters After Norovirus Outbreak
• EA Strikes Tentative Deal In Football Video Game Case
• House Dem Wants NRC To Probe Staff Retaliation Claims
• Senate Approves Expanded Federal Whistleblower Protections
• Leadership At Dewey Dwindles As Partners Bolt To Rivals
• Chesapeake Execs Hid $10M Jet Costs, Shareholder Says
• Addressing Pollution Exclusion In Va.
• Sempra Whistleblower Seeks Docs From 'Outsourced' SEC Probe
• Calif. Judge Tosses Proview's Suit Over IPad Trademark
• Sen. Pushes NLRB Member To Resign Over 'Misconduct'
• FTC's Top Mergers Litigator To Leave Regulator
• Obama Renews NRC Commissioner's Term Despite Dems' Gripes
• GOP, Dems Face Off On Keystone's Role In Transport Bill
• Google Sheds Investor Suit Over $500M Drug Ads Settlement
• NY Court Won't Let AIG's Greenberg Out Of Securities Suit
• K&L Gates Adds Ex-Foley Corporate Partner In Palo Alto
• NY Appeals Court Reopens $1B Meadowlands Loan Suit
• SEC To Hire Outside Investigator To Probe OIG Misconduct
• Proskauer Adds Ex-DLA Piper REIT Expert To NY Office
• Tempur-Pedic Again Survives Price-Fixing Allegations
• Myspace Settles With FTC Over Information Privacy
• 7th Circ. Blocks Ill. Law Banning Audio Recording Of Police
• Village People Singer Wins Copyright Termination Suit
• Dewey Partners Exit En Masse As Staff Faces Pink Slips
• Sussing Out Regulations A And D Of The JOBS Act
• Gupta Pushes To Exclude Rajaratnam Wiretaps From Trial
• Morgan Lewis Atty Sanctioned For Doc Sharing In Gene IP Row
• Helpful Health Care Guidance From Iowa Supreme Court
• BofA Kicks Off Mortgage Write-Downs As Part Of $25B Pact
• DLA Piper Adds 5 Grimaldi Partners In Italy
• US' Clemens Case Hits Snags On '60 Minutes,' Pettitte Evidence
• Treasury Says It Would Back Bankruptcy Plan For ResCap
• Senate Confirms 2 FCC Commissioners After Long Wait
• Execs Urge Congress To Tie Keystone To Transport Bill
• BlackRock, Merrill Lynch Escape Shareholders' ARS Suit
• Ex-CFO Claims Tyco Owes Him $60M In Promised Payouts
• EPA Not Required To Set New Ozone Rules, Judge Says
• Employers Liable For Sex Orientation Bias: Conn. High Court
• Nixon Peabody Adds Ex-Davis Wright IP Atty To LA Team
• Perkins Coie's Calif. Unit Illegally Deducted Pay, Suit Says
• Vermont Poised To Pass 1st Statewide Fracking Ban
• Schiff Hardin, DLA Piper Pick Up More Dewey Partners
• DOJ Fights AUO Exec's Bid To Hire Hogan Appellate Star
• Google Infringed Oracle Copyrights, Jury Finds
• Dems, GOP Trade Blame Over Dozens Of Judicial Vacancies
• Abbott To Pay $1.6B To Settle Depakote Allegations
• 9th Circ. Won't Revisit TV Bundling Case Against NBC, Others
• Wives Of Madoff Sons Face $57.5M Unjust Enrichment Claims
• To Pin Or Not To Pin … That Is The Question
• Samsung Sanctioned For Keeping Source Code From Apple
• Martin Marietta's $5.5B Hostile Bid For Vulcan Put On Hold
• FCC Sinks Liberty Media's Sirius XM Takeover Bid
• Dewey Memo Could Ease Liability For Fleeing Partners: Experts
• MoFo Nabs Former Top FINRA Official For DC Office
• FTC 'Still In The Game' On Pay-For-Delay Challenges
• Rajaratnam Faces Deposition In $5M Tax Shelter Case
• USPS Objects To Senate Bill Blocking Branch Closures
• Dewey Issues WARN Notice Signaling The End Is Near
• EPA Unveils Guidance For Diesel Use In Fracking
• Ford Wins Reversal Of $2B Judgment Over Truck Prices
• Oracle, Google Jury Deadlocked On Copyright Question
• Ex-NHL Players' Association Chief Joins Jackson Lewis
• UBS Can't Derail Suit Over $6B In Bad Fannie, Freddie MBS
• Leegin Doesn't Preempt State Antitrust Claims: Kan. High Court
• Salmonella Outbreak In 9 States Tied To Dog Food
• TransCanada Makes New Push For Keystone XL Approval
• US, Akron Strike $897M Deal Over CWA Violations
• Cleary Gottlieb Snags Shearman M&A Ace For Beijing Post
• Law360 Names Top Female Trial Attorneys
• Ex-Sky Capital Broker Gets 5 Years For $140M Stock Fraud
• Yahoo Says Facebook May Be Infringing 16 More Patents
• NY Judge Trims CIFG's $275M Suit Against Goldman Sachs
• CalSTRS Goes After Wal-Mart Execs Over Alleged Bribery Plot
• Former Lehman Execs' $90M Deal With Investors Hits Delay
• FTC Chief Lambastes 11th Circ. Decision On Hospital Merger
• ITC To Revisit Invalidity Ruling On Rambus Chip Patents
• Quinn Emanuel Taps New Head Of International Arbitration
• Lancelot Trustee Sues Katten Over Conflict Of Interest
• Dewey Too Big And Broke For Merger, Experts Say
• Aircraft Co. Hawker Beechcraft Descends Into Ch. 11
• Citing Brinker, Judge Denies Cert. In Calif. Meal Break Case
• Sky Capital's Ross Mandell Gets 12 Years For $140M Fraud
• Markey Wants Mobile Carriers' Police Tracking Data
• Judge Kicks Robins Kaplan Off Best Buy IP Suit
• SEC Is Investigating $1B Loans To Chesapeake CEO
• Deepwater Horizon Spill Trial Pushed Back To 2013
• Cooley Scores Latham Capital Markets Partner In SF
• Rep. Calls For Independent Counsel In MF Global Probe
• Ariz. Lawmakers Pass Bill To Restrict Punitive Damages
• McKool Taps K&S IP Wiz To Head New Silicon Valley Office
• American Airlines Sues To Block 10,000-Worker Union Vote
• Top Dewey Partners Set Sail For Calmer Seas
• Regulators Eye Changes To Banks' Risk, Capital Calculations
• Takeaways From Caraco V. Novo Nordisk
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• USDA Takes Steps To Speed Up E. Coli Tracking
• Controversial NY Fracking Deal To Be Restructured
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