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Corporate - June, 2012

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• DuPont, Invista Settle $744M Suit Over Enviro Violations
• Judge Halts Samsung Smartphone Sales Over Apple Patents
• 3rd Circ. Says Sprint's $17.5M Class Pact Not Good Enough
• Roche To Pay $18M Damages In Accutane Suit
• Wis. Utility To Pay $156M To Resolve EPA's CAA Suit
• GE Escapes Employee Suit Over Iraq Bribery Worries
• Intel's €1B Antitrust Appeal May Test Standard Of Proof
• Chadbourne To Add 2 Energy GCs As Project Finance Partners
• Consumer Class Actions Survive Brush With High Court
• Ex-Citigroup VP's $22M Looting Scheme Earns Him 8 Years
• Fox Rothschild Builds Up Muni Debt Practice
• Law360's Global 20 Firms Open Up New Frontiers
• Grubb & Ellis Allows Cleanup Workers' 9/11 Suits To Proceed
• GOP Sen. Slams DOJ For Refusing To Prosecute Holder
• Obama, Wielding Veto Threat, Enters Fray Over SEC Budget
• Fairfax's Claims Survive In $8B Suit Over Short Selling Scam
• Congress Passes $120B Highway Funding Bill
• Supreme Court Seeks SG's View In Claim Construction Case
• EU Court Slashes €1.1B Antitrust Fines On Natural Gas Cos.
• Wiley Rein Picks Up White Collar Veteran From Akerman
• Supreme Court Seeks US View On Ill. Home Care Union Fees
• High Court Won't Touch FCC Media Ownership Rules
• Peter Madoff Pleads Guilty, Says Ponzi Scheme Shocked Him
• High Court Rejects FCC's Last 'Wardrobe Malfunction' Appeal
• Apple V. Motorola: Implications For Patent Damages
• Facebook And Job Candidates: Lessons From 'Office Space'
• United Technologies To Pay $75M Over China Helicopter Exports
• 4th Circ. Tosses Donors' Dismissal That Cited Citizens United
• Madoff Trustee, Tremont Shake Challenge To $1B Deal
• ACA Ruling Heats Up Already-Hopping Health Deals Scene
• 7th Circ. Boosts DOJ's Leverage In Foreign Cartel Crackdowns
• $80M Ruling Against Ex-IndyMac Execs Bolsters Insurers' Cases
• 3rd Circ. Revives Suit Against GSK Over Avandia Injury Costs
• In ACA Ruling, A Warning Not To Read High Court Tea Leaves
• Polsinelli Shughart Lures WC Defender From Shook Hardy
• 3rd Circ. Creates Joint Employer Test For FLSA Cases
• DOJ Unlikely To Prosecute Holder Contempt Charge
• US Offshore Leasing Plan Opens Gulf Waters, Limits Arctic
• Roberts Swing Vote On ACA Strikes A Conservative Balance
• Dissecting The Supreme Court Ruling On Health Care Reform
• Fla. Smoker's $37M Win Against Philip Morris Upheld
• NYC's Olshan Picks Up Dewey Advertising, IP Pro
• Toshiba, LCD Purchasers Close Cases In Cartel Trial
• GOP Sends Bill Cutting EPA Budget By $1.4B To House Floor
• Generic-Drug Users Can't Pin Brand-Name Cos., NJ Court Says
• GOP Vows Health Law Repeal, But Chances Are Slim For Now
• Prescription Refills Not 'Treatment' Under FMLA: 7th Circ.
• UK High Court Says Oracle Gets 1st Marketing Rights
• NY Court Shoots Down Investors' $1.1B BofA MBS Suit
• Health Care Ruling Brings Contract, Grant Opportunities
• Election Year Expectations For Energy, Environment
• High Court Limits On Medicaid Expansion May Be Moot
• Health Care Ruling Is Mixed Blessing For Insurers
• Apple's Trademark Fight In China: The Saga Continues
• ACA Ruling To Spark More Investment In New Care Models
• Gupta And The Future Of Insider Trading Policy
• ABN Amro To Pay Ageas $497M To End Fight Over Securities
• State Laggards Face Health Exchange Dilemma
• Biosimilars Dodge Bullet As High Court Upholds ACA
• With ACA Affirmed, Employers Must Prepare For 2014
• High Court Upholds Health Care Law Under Taxing Powers
• Lawmakers Reach Tentative Deal To Extend Highway Funding
• Buchanan To Pay $60M To Settle Adelphia, Investor Claims
• Comcast Makes Concessions To End FCC Probe Of NBC Purchase
• Duane Morris Faces Malpractice Suit Over FCA Case Fees
• Ecuadoreans Seek Chevron's Brazilian Assets Over $18B Award
• Madoff's Brother Agrees To Forfeit $143B In Plea Deal
• Insurers Get New Weapon For Global Warming Coverage Rows
• K&L Gates Litigator Joins Dallas Boutique Taber Estes
• McKool Settles Malpractice Claims Over NFL Players' Images
• Judge 'Ticked' Over Delays In MBIA Suit Against BofA
• Firms Rev Up To Weigh In After Health Care Decision
• McKenna Long Picks Up Patent Litigator From IP Boutique
• SEC Sues Falcone Over Market Manipulation, $113M Loan
• HTC Must Weather Smartphone Tracking Suit
• Atlantic Yards Developers Will Conduct New Enviro Study
• NLRB Urges DC Circ. To Uphold Union Poster Mandate
• 7th Circ. Revives Potash Cartel Suit, Clarifies FTAIA Reach
• An EPA Victory In Greenhouse Gas Regulation
• White & Case Snaps Up Freehills Mining Deal Pro
• NY High Court Lets Barclays Off Hook Over $1.6B Toxic MBS
• Enviros Can't Sink Shell's Preemptive Alaskan Drilling Suit
• Microsoft Loses Bid To Toss $1.1B EU Antitrust Fine
• Why FCC V. Fox Should Launch FCC Enforcement Actions
• House Bill Would End 'Frivolous' ATM Class Actions
• Barclays To Pay $450M For Alleged Rate Manipulations
• Samsung Tablet Sales Banned Over Apple Design Patent
• Former NRC Chief Jaczko Bullied Employees, Report Says
• Lawmakers Reach Deal To Avert Student Loan Rate Hike: Report
• High Court 'Supervisor' Case Will Define Title VII Landscape
• Jury Hands $30M To Ford Truck Dealers In Contract Fight
• Dykstra Enters Plea Agreement In Bankruptcy Fraud Case
• Ex-IndyMac CEO Puts Up $5.5M To Exit Stock Drop Suit
• Merrill, RBC Dodge Claims In MuniMae Shareholder MDL
• Expert Networking Exec Cops To Illegal Abaxis Tips
• Hayden Christensen Gets 'Royal Pains' Contract Suit Reopened
• Comcast Case Gives Justices A Chance To Expand On Dukes
• Galleon Trader Turned FBI Cooperator Gets Probation
• DC Circ. Rejects Vt.'s Entergy Plant Permit Challenge
• High Court Trademark Case May Spur Patent, Copyright Battles
• PNC Bank To Hand Over $90M To Exit Overdraft Fee MDL
• GOP Sens. Call ABA's 'Thurmond Rule' Letter Partisan
• Perkins Coie Gains Ex-Kirkland Private Equity Lifer
• Wyndham Hotels Sued By FTC Over Data Breaches, Fraud
• DC Circ. Validates EPA's GHG Endangerment Finding
• Volvo Settlement Over Faulty SUV Engines Wins Judge's Nod
• Holland & Knight Loses Bid To Overturn $35M Fraud Verdict
• The In Re IPhone App Dismissal Order: Key Holdings
• Greenhill Brings On Wachtell Lipton Atty As Director, GC
• An Imprecise Measure Of Loss — At Best
• Troutman Continues IP Expansion With McDermott Patent Trio
• Apple V. Motorola's End Raises Standards In Smartphone Wars
• Ariz. Immigration Ruling May Save Cos. From State Law Hassles
• Apple-Motorola Wi-Fi Patent Ruling To Get 2nd ITC Look
• Vivendi Hit With €765M Verdict Over Liberty Deal Disclosures
• Merck Pays $10M To Exit ERISA Class Action Over Vytorin
• Justices Skip NYC Pay-To-Play Law, Encouraging Imitators
• McKenna Long Hires Senate Armed Services Expert
• Justices Demur In Argentina Investors' $100M Clawback Suit
• Top Dem Blasts NRC Response To Entergy Nuke Plant Leak
• High Court Rebuffs Insurer's Protest Of $105M Katrina Award
• High Court To Hear Comcast's Class Cert. Appeal Post-Dukes
• Los Angeles River Pollution Suit To Get Day In Supreme Court
• Supreme Court Snub Paves Way For $8B Madoff Payout
• Greenberg Traurig Hires Patton Boggs Atty For Africa Practice
• Supreme Court To Tackle Split On Title VII 'Supervisor' Status
• Challenging Tribal Land-Into-Trust Acquisitions
• Top Fitzgerald Deputy Named US Attorney In Chicago
• Supreme Court Will Hear Nike Trademark Validity Case
• High Court Nixes State Bar On Corporate Campaign Spending
• Logging Runoff Permit Fight To Get High Court Hearing
• Supreme Court Won't Touch $926M Dow Contamination Suit
• Section 102: A Dead Letter For Qualifying Claims
• High Court Upholds 1 Key Part Of Ariz. Immigration Law
• High Court's Health Care Decision Expected Thursday
• Merkin Pays $410M To End NY AG's Madoff Fund Loss Claims
• Justices To Hear FTC's Phoebe Putney Antitrust Immunity Claim
• UBS' $2.3B Trading Loss Spurs Investor Class Action
• Latham Lures IP, Tech Licensing Ace From Bingham
• Apple Strikes HTC With Antitrust Claims In Patent Quarrel
• DC Circ. Boots Patton Boggs Row With Gibson In Chevron Case
• Generics Cos. Escape From Darvocet, Darvon MDL
• Apple-DOJ E-Book Fight Gets June 2013 Trial Date
• US Reps. To Take DOMA Fight To High Court By June's End
• IP Groups Tell US Not To Keep Valuable Patents Secret
• 11th Circ. Says Shell Gulf Drilling Plan OK Despite Deepwater
• DC Circ. Reopens Ex-Prosecutor's Privacy Case Over DOJ Leak
• Judge Approves $40M Deal In Lehman MBS Class Action
• GCs Name Law Firms With Top Shelf Brands
• Day Pitney Picks Up Ex-Chadbourne Patent Pro
• Wrigley Gum Patent Was Obvious, Fed. Circ. Rules
• DC Circ. Tosses Tycoon's $500M Freshfields Suit
• China, Brazil Strengthen Ties With Trade, Other Agreements
• HP Investor Suit Over Hurd's $40M Payout Dismissed
• DLA Piper Energy Pair Joins Quarles & Brady In Chicago
• Ex-AIG, Gen Re Execs Settle $500M Accounting Fraud Charges
• DC Circ. Upholds More Stringent EPA Lead Paint Rule
• Eye On Tech Sector — 2012
• Apple Says Bankruptcy Court Can't Handle Kodak IP Row
• GOP Sens. Target Kelo Ruling With Eminent Domain Bill
• Google Ad Suit Heads To Australia's High Court
• Goldman Gets Investors' Abacus Suit Cut Down
• SEIU's High Court Loss May Spur Battle Over Union Fees
• DOJ Fights Apple's Quest To Speed Up E-Book Suit
• Goldman Says Icahn's CVR Energy Owes $18.5M Tab
• Universal, EMI Defend $1.9B Deal Before Senate Panel
• No End In Sight For FCC Indecency Fights
• Hazy Outlook May Push More Insurers To Settle Drywall Claims
• NFL Violated Labor Law, Referees' Union Tells NLRB
• High Court Makes Steep Criminal Fines Harder To Come By
• Hershey Scoops Up Coca-Cola's Chief Legal Officer
• Faegre Baker Adds K&L Gates Software Patent Pro
• Texas Bank Takes Politically Charged CFPB Fight To Court
• Whistleblowers Say Merck Falsified Mumps Vaccine Data
• Calif. Jury Awards $48M In Union Carbide Asbestos Case
• NY Court Overturns Icahn's Federal-Mogul Investment Suit Win
• Texas Sues To Get Google Docs In Antitrust Probe
• Microsoft Rejects Motorola Royalty Offer Amid Patent War
• House Passes GOP Energy Package Despite Veto Threat
• Pfizer, Monsanto Avoid Sanctions In $600M Superfund Case
• Chadbourne Nabs Thompson & Knight Energy Ace In Mexico
• FINRA Fines Merrill $2.8M For Overcharging Customers $32M
• The Worldwide Impact Of Chinese Solar Cell Dumping
• Commerce Head Resigns Following Seizure, Car Crashes
• ABA Pushes Senate To Vote On Judicial Confirmations
• National Lampoon CEO Convicted In $230M Investor Scam
• Greenberg, Quarles To Pay Ponzi Investors $88M In Settlements
• 2 Morgan Stanley Brokers Awarded $5M In Promotion Dispute
• Holland & Knight Didn't Give Enough Bang For The Buck: Suit
• Apple, Motorola Duel Over Injunctions In Phone Patent Suit
• Ryanair's 3rd Aer Lingus Bid Faces Familiar Turbulence
• Insurers Pay $13M To Settle Chinese Drywall Claims
• BofA Directors Finalize $20M Merrill Acquisition Settlement
• Senate Blocks GOP Bid To Kill EPA Power Plant Rule
• Viacom To Pay $84M Of 'Band' Award, Leaving $299M In Air
• J&J Can't Get New Trial Over $1.2B Ark. Risperdal Fine
• Yahoo, Facebook Extend Settlement Talks In Patent Suit
• House Panel OKs Funding For FCC Political Ad Reporting Rule
• Haynes Adds Ex-Bryan Cave Real Estate Partners In NY
• Merck Accused Of Using 'Madagascar 3' To Illegally Target Kids
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds Ex-General Mills Labor Pro In Minn.
• Brinker Dooms Wells Fargo Workers' OT Suit, Judge Says
• Wage Releases Don't Void Arbitration Pacts: Calif. Court
• 4th Circ. Backs Ex-Taylor Bean Head's $3B Fraud Conviction
• Eckert Seamans Adds Former USTR Official To IP Group
• In Re Vitro — Clarity Pending
• An FCPA Customs Investigation In Kazakhstan
• House Set To Battle Obama After Finding Holder In Contempt
• JPMorgan Unit Can't Duck Syncora's $666M MBS Repo Claims
• Fried Frank Escapes Former Secretary's Discrimination Suit
• EPA Sued For $65M By NY Developer Charged Over Dumping
• Asarco Wants $220M Settlement Nixed, Claims EPA Erased Docs
• Drug Rep Ruling May Give Employers More Ammo In OT Suits
• Former Capital One Execs Pay $20M To End Noncompete Suit
• Monsanto Targets DuPont Over Seed Selection Tech IP
• Pfizer Storing Up $330M To Settle Menopause Drug Suits
• Union Health Plan Sues Merck Over Drug Copay Subsidies
• Holder To Face House Contempt Vote Wednesday
• White House Threatens To Veto GOP Energy Package
• Judge Certifies Limited Class In Flonase Antitrust Action
• Charcoal Co. Owner Cops Plea In DOJ Bid-Rigging Probe
• Shoddy Risk Practices Fueled $2B JPMorgan Loss: Watchdogs
• Fed. Circ. Backs Apple's Right To Seek Samsung Injunction
• Hogan Lovells Adds Ex-IBM Privacy Chief To Data Team
• Green Groups Challenge PVC Emissions Rule In DC Circ.
• Troutman Sanders Lures 5 Rutan & Tucker Attys In Calif.
• O'Melveny Unveils Plan To Open Office In Seoul
• Inside The 2nd Circ. Approach To Anderson News
• National Oilwell Varco Wins $19M In Drilling IP Fight
• BNY Mellon Settles With Prudential Over $28M In Forex Trades
• Stanford Exec Gets 3 Years For Obstructing Fraud Probe
• Sprint To Pay $19M To End Picture Messaging Charges Suit
• 7th Circuit: Opening The Door To Copycat Class Actions
• 'Big Reveal' Roundup: 8 Tips For Reviewing The New GTLDs
• Tackling A Circuit Splitter: Amgen In The High Court
• Kodak Wants Apple Claims Tossed So Patent Sale Can Proceed
• 'Regulation By Amicus' No Longer An Option For Agencies
• Wells Fargo, Freddie Mac Reach $17M Deal In TCPA Suit
• Facebook To Pay $10M To End Privacy Suit Over 'Like' Ads
• Industry-Backed Drug Tracking System Gone From FDA Bill
• LinkedIn Slapped With Privacy Suit Over Data Breach
• Lichtenstein Sues Willkie Over $100M Extended Stay Penalty
• Sen. Prods Google, Apple Over 3-D Mapping Technology
• Ex-NCAA Players Fumbled Scholarship Antitrust Case: 7th Circ.
• GOP Measure To Kill EPA Emissions Rule Gets Veto Threat
• Ex-AT&T Employee Cops Plea To Illegal Tipping Charge
• US, Mine Owner Agree To $32M Deal Over Toxic Waste
• Nelson Mullins Adds Partners From Greenberg, K&L Gates
• BP, Conoco, Others Agree To $21.6M Deal In Hot Fuel MDL
• Clemens Acquitted In Perjury Trial
• Lawyers Warn Clemens Trial Will Make Witnesses Gun-Shy
• Sidley Austin Lures Former Federal Prosecutor To SF Office
• Classmates.com's $4.5M Privacy Deal Gets Reluctant Nod
• Cooley Nabs IP Pros From Dickstein Shapiro, Kaye Scholer
• LandAmerica Insurers To Pay $36M Over D&O Claims
• A Causation Theory That's Hard To Swallow
• Deutsche Boerse Sues EU For Blocking $9.7B NYSE Merger
• High Court Deems GSK Drug Sales Reps OT-Exempt
• Disputed $140M Settlement Goes Through In Milk Antitrust Suit
• Deepwater MDL Judge Caps Attys' Fees At 25%
• Rite Aid Pays $21M To End Assistant Manager FLSA Suit
• 9th Circ. Ruling May Boost Bad Faith Claims Against Insurers
• Insurers Hold Their Ground In MGA Bratz Battle
• Apotex Did Not Infringe On Merck's Nasonex Patent: Judge
• NLRB Appeal Could Split Circuits On Union Poster Rule
• Gupta Wiretap Appeal Would Face Slim Chance Of Success
• WellPoint To Pay $90M To Settle Anthem Policyholder Suit
• 5th Circ. Upholds EPA's Rejection Of Texas Clean Air Plan
• Head Of ACA Implementation To Step Down From Post
• K&L Gates Adds Product Liability Team In Orange County
• Gupta Win Strengthens DOJ's Hand In Insider Trading Cases
• Jurors Say They Hoped To Free Gupta, But Had To Convict
• Nishi Rail Pays At Least $20M To Exit Freight Price-Fixing Suit
• ITC Clears AUO, Others In LCD Patent Probe
• Spotlight On Fed's Stance On Chinese Control Of US Banks
• EPA Toughens Up Air Quality Standards For Soot Pollution
• Judge Unlikely To Shatter ABC's 'Glass House' Premiere Plans
• Dykema Picks Up M&A, Bankruptcy Ace From K&L Gates
• Former Taylor Bean Exec Gets 5 Years For Role In $3B Fraud
• Atty Fees In $5.5M Nutella Deal Left Bad Taste, Consumers Say
• US To Stop Deporting Certain Young Illegal Immigrants
• McCarter & English Brings Day Pitney IP Trio To NY
• Costner Untouchable In Baldwin's Cleanup Co. Suit, Jury Finds
• Aetna Beats Blue Cross Bid To Nix Mich. Antitrust Suit
• The Impact Of Fisher V. Rite-Aid: Part 2
• Ex-CCI Customer Service VP Latest To Cop To FCPA Charges
• Sidley Austin Sued Over $4M Deal In Chinese FCPA Case
• Quinn Emanuel May Pose Conflict In Megaupload Case, Feds Say
• Ashurst Adds 2 Former Dewey Partners To Frankfurt Office
• Fed. Circ. Makes It Harder To Prove Willful Infringement
• DOL Ruling Exposes Contractors To SOX Whistleblower Claims
• Apple, Motorola Can Vie For Injunctions In Smartphone Row
• UK's Broad Ring-Fencing Proposal May Outshine Volcker Rule
• Food Safety Amendments Slow Down Senate Farm Bill
• Title Insurers Spared Antitrust Scrutiny, Says 3rd Circ.
• Judge Scolds Attys Bickering Over $8.5B BofA Settlement
• Gupta Jury Weighs Evidence As Deliberations Begin
• Drinker Biddle Picks Up 2 Greenberg Traurig IP Attys In NY
• MF Global Trustee Inks $175M Deal With CME Group
• CFTC Floats Blame-Sharing Rule For Swaps Under Dodd-Frank
• BP Hit With $500B Suit Over Texas Refinery's Emissions
• Stanford Gets 110 Years For $7B Ponzi Scheme
• ProFlowers Parent Co. Arranges $38M Deal Over Data Policies
• Dorsey Names Ex-Cadwalader Atty Head Of PE Practice In NY
• Dewey Agrees To Scrap Pension Plans In Deal With PBGC
• Challenge To Regional Carbon Trading Program Nixed In NY
• BDO Puts Up $50M To End Tax Fraud Investigation
• Judge Seeks Stronger Plea For FTC's $11.5M No-Fault Ad Deal
• Novartis Defeats Appeal To Bone Drug Bellwether Ruling
• Judge Lets American Block Union Vote Over NMB Protest
• Google Exits, Apple Remains In App Data Tracking MDL
• Prosecutors Recap 'Devastating' Evidence To Gupta Jury
• Ex-Dewey Partner Files $7M Fraud Suit Against Firm Execs
• Patton Boggs Opens Saudi Office, Grabs 7 Dewey Attys
• 7th Circ. Blisters Sears Shareholders' Antitrust Suit
• Judge Boots Ex-NFL Players' Antitrust Suit Over Game Footage
• CBS Demands ABC Docs In 'Big Brother' Copyright Dispute
• House Dems Ask FCC, DOJ To Probe Verizon Spectrum Buy
• 9th Circ. Says State Workers Can't Sue For ADA Violations
• Barnes & Noble Chairman's $29M Deal Shelves Investor Suit
• DOJ Abandons Case Against John Edwards
• Kodak Judge Won't Say Apple Doesn't Own Patents
• Jones Day Snags Fraud Chief From US Atty's Office In LA
• Schulte Roth & Zabel Adds Ex-Dewey PE Partner In London
• Volcker Rule Might Have Prevented $2B JPMorgan Loss: Dimon
• FDA Advances Petition To Ban BPA In Formula Packaging
• Case Study: US V. Milovanovic
• FTC's Spokeo Fine Extends FCRA To Online Data Collectors
• San Diego Utility To Pay $27M To Snuff City's Wildfire Suit
• 8th Circ. Snub May Make EEOC Revamp Investigation Tactics
• Apple Blasts Motorola's Stance On Essential Patents
• USPTO Says Use Of Copyrighted Materials Vital To Patent Apps
• Swiss Re, Others Avoid Covering JPMorgan For Ponzi Losses
• Senate Confirms Ariz. High Court Justice To 9th Circ.
• 2nd Circ. Backs Limited FERC Review Of Marcellus Pipeline
• Gupta Defense Rests Case In Insider Trading Trial
• Dimon Will Face Senate Firing Squad Over Reform Opposition
• High Court's Amgen Ruling Could Stymie Securities Classes
• DC Circ. Tosses EPA Rule Letting Navistar Sell Subpar Engines
• Clemens Entangled In Web Of Lies, Prosecutors Say
• Massey Settlement Heads Off Trial In Water Pollution Suit
• Drinker Biddle Bests Lehman Broker's Suit In 2nd Circ.
• NLRB Says Vote On Union Elections Rule Is Legit
• DC Circ. Nixes Chevron's Doc Access In $18B Ecuador Case
• WilmerHale Adds Tech M&A Partner In Silicon Valley
• FTC Blasts Androgel Pay-For-Delay Ruling In 11th Circ.
• McCain Calls For Special Prosecutor To Probe Security Leaks
• ING To Pay $619M Over Illegal Cuba, Iran Transactions
• Troutman Adds McDermott Life Sciences IP Quartet In NY
• McDermott Boosts Restructuring Group With DLA Projects Ace
• Enviro Groups Call Calif.'s Cap-And-Trade Program Biased
• Alcoa Can't Escape $1B Bahrain Bribery And RICO Suit
• Deloitte To Pay $20M To Exit Bear Stearns Investor Suit
• Wells Fargo, BNY Mellon To Pay $106M In MedCap Settlement
• Senate Moves To Final Vote On 9th Circ. Nominee
• Gupta Judge Tentatively Bars 'Second Tipper' Wiretaps
• SEC Issues Road Map For Swap Reform Implementation
• High Court Limits Federal Workers' Access To Courts
• ABA, NALP Avoid Suit Over Cooley Employment Stats
• NYC Pension Funds Sue Wal-Mart Over Mexican Expansion
• Clemens Defense Rests Without Pitcher's Testimony
• Imation's DVD Patent Suit Victory Vacated By Fed. Circ.
• Quinn Emanuel Brings On Pro IP Litigator From Latham
• Google Reaches Deal To Digitize Books In France
• Allergan Can't Kick Investor Suit Over $600M Botox Settlement
• ITC Judge Chucks 5 HTC Patent Claims In Apple Imports Row
• Greenberg Traurig Securities Pros Jump To King & Spalding
• Hunton & Williams Pads RE Group With 4 SNR Denton Partners
• BP Denied Access To Deepwater Horizon Documents
• Ambassadors Execs Get Defense Coverage In DOJ Fight
• Holder May Face Contempt Charges From House Committee
• Commerce Head Could Face Hit-And-Run Charges
• High Court To Weigh In On Amgen Class Cert. Quarrel
• Edwards Aide Could Face Contempt Charges Over Sex Tape
• Holder Picks 2 US Attys To Head Probes Into Security Leaks
• J&J Announces $600M Hit To Pay For Drug Settlements
• UBS May Sue Nasdaq Over $350M In Facebook IPO Losses
• House Rejects Motion For $37.5B Cap On Highway Spending
• DC Circ. Revives Suit Over Medicaid Drug Denials
• 9/11 Responders To Get Cancer Coverage Under Proposed Rule
• Gupta Will Not Take Stand, His Lawyer Says
• Small Bank Lending Could Take Hit Under Fed Capital Rules
• FHA Ramps Up Loan Sell-Off Effort To Curb Foreclosures
• GOP Says Obama Aides Helped Run ACA Ad Campaigns
• WTO Sides With China Over Shrimp, Saw Blade Zeroing
• Venable Draws Kellman Hoffer Employment Pro To LA Office
• DC Circ. Strikes NRC 60-Year Nuclear Waste Storage Rule
• IMF Tips Hat To China For Chipping Away At Yuan Imbalance
• Tribune Judge Expects To Rule On Ch. 11 Plan In July
• Networks Blast Dish Bid To Kill Calif. DVR Copyright Cases
• Orrick Adds 2 Corporate Partners In Greater China
• Google Partially Wins In Swiss Street View Privacy Row
• Duane Morris Snags MoFo IP Partner In San Diego
• Grupo Mexico Fights $2B Judgment In Southern Copper Suit
• Nearly 40 Martin & Miller Attys Jump Ship To Butler Snow
• FTC Opposition To Import Bans Plays Murky Role In IP Debate
• Ex-Pegasus CEO Gets 21 Years For $35M Stock Fraud
• Judge OKs DOL's Change In Loan Officers' OT Status
• China Floats Plan To Increase Internet Regulation
• Ex-All Star's Game Co. Seeks Ch. 7 After $75M Loan Default
• Goldman Sachs' Blankfein Says Gupta 'Leaks' Not Allowed
• EPA Bending Data To Justify Fracking Regs, GOP Rep. Says
• King & Wood Mallesons Picks Up Ex-Dewey Energy Partner
• Fed's New Capital Requirements In Line With Global Standards
• Ex-NFL Players' Brain Injury Suits Combined In Pa.
• Evidence Dooms MBIA's $5B Breakup, Banks Say
• Watchdog Group Sues CFPB For Cordray Appointment Docs
• Trial Axed In Apple, Motorola Smartphone Patent War
• Baker Hostetler Gets Veteran Trial Pro From McDonald Hopkins
• Orthofix To Pay $42M To End Kickback, Medicare Fraud Claims
• B&N Says E-Book Deal Turns DOJ Into Publishing Watchdog
• Dodd-Frank Can Resolve Problems Of Biggest Banks: Bernanke
• Oil Giants Investigate Allegations Of Bribery In Kazakhstan
• $32B Energy, Water Spending Bill Clears House Vote
• Apple, Microsoft Import Bans May Hurt Competition, FTC Says
• NY Judge Rules DOMA Unconstitutional
• NY, Del. AGs Can Intervene In $8.5B BofA MBS Deal
• Bear Stearns Strikes $275M Deal To End Securities MDL
• Gupta Defense Floats Theory Of Another Goldman Insider
• Madoff Trustee Launches $800 Million In Clawback Suits
• Nasdaq Allots $40M To Quell Investors' Facebook IPO Claims
• Obama May Veto Threat To PPACA's Health Device Tax
• Apple, Motorola Clash Over Damages-Free Smartphone Trial
• WR Grace To Pay $20M To Settle Mont. Asbestos Claims
• Sens. Push For New Discovery Law In Wake Of Stevens Case
• Woman-Owned Firm Scharf Makes Independent Debut
• Fulbright Picks Up Ex-Bracewell Labor Guru
• Consolidation Coal Settles $380M Polluted Mines Suit
• 2,000 Wal-Mart Employees Take Sex Bias Claims To EEOC
• Stryker Offers $33M To End DOJ Probe Into Knee Product
• Quinn Emanuel Brings On Jones Day Pharma Patent Trio
• Oppenheimer To Pay SEC $35M Over Misleading Statements
• Judge Vacates FCPA Conviction Over Gov't Misconduct
• Autoliv Fined $14.5M In DOJ's Auto Parts Cartel Probe
• MF Global Claims Against Ex-Affiliates Top $3B, Trustee Says
• Wis. Gov. Walker Vanquishes Union-Led Recall Bid
• Calif. Ruling Shakes Up Employment Class Waiver Landscape
• SEC Probes Nasdaq's $11M Profit From Facebook IPO
• 9th Circ. Restarts Toyota Owners' Brake Defect Case
• D&O Insurer Must Provide Sandusky's Defense — For Now
• House Group Tells 9th Circ. To Uphold DOMA In Benefits Suit
• Edwards Judge To Revisit Jurisdiction, Use Of Civil Docs
• Ex-Madoff Admin Forfeits $2M, Admits Fudging Tax Records
• Paycheck Fairness Bill Blocked In Senate Again
• Barclays Wins Big In Trustee Row Over Lehman Assets
• JPMorgan's $2B Loss Weakens Banks' Anti-Capital Case
• FDA Must Act On Livestock Antibiotics, Judge Says
• House Bill Would Slash Funds For CFTC's Dodd-Frank Work
• Shell Sues Enviros To Stave Off Alaska Drilling Threats
• 9th Circ. Steers Calif. Gay Marriage Ban Toward High Court
• 3rd Circ. Strips Hospitals Of Standing In Becton Antitrust Suit
• GM Financial Pays $388M To Settle Calif. Repo Suit
• Middleman In $37M Insider Trading Scheme Gets 27 Months
• Winston & Strawn Adds Proskauer Fund Ace To PE Team
• Authors Say DOJ's E-Book Antitrust Deal Favors Amazon
• Apple Can't Block Samsung Tablet Without Fed. Circ. Ruling
• Hitachi, Renesas Settle Price-Fixing Suit Over Patent Deals
• Dewey Attys Find New Homes At Blank Rome, Wiggin, Cullen
• SEC Taps 2 New Deputies For Asset Management Unit
• Ex-Wilson Atty Gets Record Insider Trading Sentence
• JPMorgan Pays $45M To Exit Derivatives Bid-Rigging MDL
• 3 Jenkens Defendants Get New Trial Over Juror's Lies
• MF Global Report Reignites Debate Over Corzine
• Goldman Board Talks Are Secret, Blankfein Tells Gupta Jury
• 8th Circ. Reinstates Investors' Claims Against KV Pharma
• Dodd-Frank Critics May Not Embrace CFPB Oversight Deal
• NFL Can Punish Saints Players Over Bounties, Arbitrator Says
• Wind Industry Faces Collapse With Tax Credit In Limbo
• Judge Won't Compel Congressman To Testify In Clemens Trial
• Motorola, Apple Bids To Bar Damages Could Nix Patent Trial
• Blagojevich Prosecutor Heads To Jenner's Chicago Office
• Madoff Fund Investors' Santander Fraud Case Trimmed
• 6th Circ. Resuscitates Duke Energy Rebate Antitrust Case
• Ex-Paul Hastings Atty's Firm DQ'd From Avon Class Action
• Obama Presses Senate To Pass Paycheck Fairness Act
• Dole, Shell, Others Exposed Banana Workers To DBCP: Suit
• Jones Walker Taps Ex-US Rep. Lazio To Head New NY Office
• Wachtell's Bold BofA-Merrill Advice May Land It In Hot Water
• CVS Retail Clerks Aren't Entitled To Seats, Judge Rules
• TiVo Sues Cisco Over Alleged DVR Patent Infringement
• Reed Smith Snags Ex-SEC Honcho For Regulatory Group
• Judge Grants New Trial In $212M Allergan Botox Suit
• Ex-Madoff Employee To Admit To Role In Ponzi Scheme
• Android Ruling A Sweeping Win For Open Source Software
• Gupta Protege Boosts Prosecutor Claims Of Close Raj Ties
• Judge Won't Drop Tying Claims Against EBay, PayPal
• Judge Bars 'Colorful' Steve Jobs Quotes From Patent Trial
• Express Scripts, Walgreens End Contract, False Ad Fight
• Flawed Edwards Case Not Worth A Retrial, Attys Say
• EPA Sets New Petroleum Refinery Emissions, Monitoring Rules
• Dental Co. Bites Law Firm With $148M Malpractice Suit
• Chevron Wants High Court To Lift $18B Ecuadorean Judgment
• Departure Of 2 Top Attys Leaves SEC With Holes To Fill
• 9th Circ. Flips On Mining Decision, Finding ESA Applies
• Morgan Lewis Picks Up Dewey's China Head After Russia Play
• MBIA Using $5B Breakup To Coerce Settlements, Banks Say
• DOE Given 6 Months To Justify $750M Nuclear Waste Fees
• 4 Tobacco Cos. Face $55M Damages In Landmark Engle Case
• ConAgra Blast Victims Win $180M Jury Award
• OCC Underestimated Robosigning Risk, Watchdog Says