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Corporate - July, 2012

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• Apple, Samsung Clash Over Innovation Behind IPad, IPhone
• Goldman Pays $27M To Settle Fight Over $700M MBS Offering
• US Launches Whitman's 'Straightforward' Insider Trading Case
• Chevron Can't Shake Ecuador's $19B Enviro Judgment
• Supreme Court Asked To Review Calif. Gay Marriage Saga
• Dewey Floated 2-Week Cash Lifeline To Aid Ex-Partner Deal
• Verizon Wireless Forks Over $1M To End FCC Spectrum Probe
• Greenberg Atty Hired At NJ Turnpike After Failed High Court Bid
• SEC Needs Congress' Help To Reform Muni Bond Market
• FHFA Says Fannie, Freddie Won't Forgive Mortgages
• McDermott Adds Former US Attorney From Kasowitz
• Epson Pays $150M To Settle Motorola LCD Price-Fixing Feud
• PokerStars Pays $731M, Acquires Full Tilt In DOJ Settlement
• Judge Keeps $50M Malpractice Claim Against Paul Hastings
• Ex-Citigroup Exec Stoker Beats SEC Fraud Claims
• Gabon FCPA Informant Gets 18 Months In Prison
• Grassley Calls For More Probes Of FDA Whistleblower 'Spying'
• Lathrop Adds IP Experts From Nixon Peabody, Niro Haller
• Ex-UBS Director Fingers Execs In Muni Bond-Rigging Trial
• Judge To Review Paul Weiss Docs In $1.5B AXA, ING Case
• Microsoft Wants Cease-Fire In Motorola Patent Battle
• Apple-Samsung Patent Trial Kicks Off With Jury In Place
• Shell's Bid To Shield Arctic Drilling Approvals Survives
• Ex-Perkins Coie Atty's Pay Claims Sent To Arbitration
• Dukes' Sway Over Wage-And-Hour Classes Faces 9th Circ. Test
• Markey Presses Geithner To Block China-Nexen Oil Deal
• Judge Says Iran, Terror Groups Owe $6B For 9/11
• 9th Circ. Restarts Bias Suit Against EEOC
• Muni Bond Bid-Rigging Trial Begins For Ex-UBS Execs
• Senate Won't End Debate Over 10th Circ. Judicial Nomination
• Ex-Bachmann Staffer Says Campaign Stole Personal Data
• Accretive Leaves Minn., Pays $2.5M To Settle Billing Suit
• Atty Says SEC Ignored Truth In Case Against Citigroup's Stoker
• TRW Unit To Pay $5.1M In Auto Parts Price-Fixing Deal
• 2nd Circ. Knocks Down Buffalo Firefighters' Race Bias Suit
• Holland & Knight Taps Ex-Kenyon Atty To Lead NY IP Group
• Shook Hardy FCPA Pro Decamps For Loeb & Loeb
• 9th Circ. Lets Sierra Pacific Recover $20M For Dam Rebuild
• 'Modern Family' Cast, 20th Century Fox Patch Up Contract Row
• Satyam To Pay $12M To Settle Accounting Fraud Claims
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds Ex-DLA Piper Enviro Partner
• UK Will Examine New Methods To Set Libor
• Bankruptcy Judge Approves Dewey's Employee Bonus Plan
• Berkshire Bank Sues Barclays, HSBC Over Libor Manipulation
• SEC Freezes $38M In Assets Of Accused Nexen Insider Traders
• TMST Trustee Pays Banks $72M To Settle Collateral Rights Suit
• NLRB Loses Bid To Revive Union Elections Rule
• Milbank Lures Bankruptcy Expert From White & Case
• UBS Worker, Traders Sentenced In UK Insider Trading Case
• Tech Giants Want Samsung Licenses Kept Secret At Trial
• McKesson To Pay $151M To Settle States' Drug Pricing Claims
• Mitsubishi Gets $124M Verdict Booted From Trade Secrets Case
• 1st Circ. Vacates $30M Attys' Fee Award In VW, Audi MDL
• BP Hit With $3B Penalty Over Russian Arctic Venture
• DC Circ. Tobacco Ruling Lets Marketing Limits Go Forward
• Judge Shields Colo. Employer From ACA Contraception Rule
• DC Circ. Won't Delay FCC Political Ad Disclosure Rule
• Merrill Takes Race Bias Class Cert. Fight To High Court
• Masco Puts Up $75M To End Fiberglass Price-Fixing Action
• Arnall Golden Hires Ex-HHS Atty For Health Team
• Over-Budget IT Upgrades May Jeopardize DOD's Audit Goals
• Barclays Faces UK Probe Over Agreement Disclosures
• Chevron Fine Ratcheted Up To $19B In Ecuador Enviro Case
• Bloomberg Sues Council To Challenge City's Living Wage Laws
• German Court Bans Motorola Android Sales On Microsoft IP
• Sen. Demands Security Review Of CNOOC's $15B Nexen Buy
• Doctors Accuse Blue Cross Of Anti-Competitive Scheme
• Banking Groups Push Back Against Weill's Call For Breakups
• Smartphone Look To Take Center Stage At Apple-Samsung Trial
• Pa. Court Sides With J&J In Risperdal Marketing Suit
• Kodak, Apple Patent Row To Stay In Bankruptcy Court
• Dewey Offers New $90M Clawback Deal To Ex-Partners
• Senate Sends Sequestration Transparency Act To President
• Money Launderer For Poker Cos. Dealt 3 Years In Prison
• Ex-Minter Ellison CFO Who Stole $3M From Firm Gets 10 Years
• Cybersecurity Bill Clears Hurdle In Senate
• Madoff Trustee Asks To Release Up To $2.4B In 2nd Payout
• Calif. City's Financial Practices Under SEC Microscope
• Permanent Disability Can Change Under Labor Law: 9th Circ.
• Fed. Circ. Finds Lazy Lawyering No Defense Against Sanctions
• GSK's $3B Takeover Of Human Genome Survives 2 Challenges
• Layoffs Expected After Fulbright Offers Severance Packages
• Grocers Group Latest To Oppose $7B Interchange Fee Deal
• Arnold & Porter Adds White & Case Bankruptcy Vet
• 8th Circ. Revives Prempro Hormone Suits Against Wyeth
• Duane Morris Adds Securities Litigation Pro To Trial Group
• Haynes And Boone Can't Dodge Antitrust Malpractice Suit
• Court Tosses Pa. Zoning Law Encouraging Marcellus Drilling
• Mintz Levin Boosts Patent Practice With Pepper Hamilton Trio
• Senate GOP Unveils Far-Reaching Domestic Energy Plan
• 8 Pharma Cos. To Pay $38M For Boosting La. Drug Prices
• Playtex Owes Rival Munchkin $13.5M In Diaper Pail Ad Suit
• Judge Blocks ERISA Claims In Madoff Liquidation
• CPSC Sues Buckyballs Maker Over Customer Injuries
• Judge Questions SEC's Oversight Of $55M Investor Program
• Retail Opposition Clouds $7B Interchange Fee Deal's Future
• Bard's Calif. Vaginal Mesh Loss Is No Crystal Ball For MDL
• Lehman, Deutsche Reach $42M Deal In Derivative Contract Row
• White House Counsel Accused Of Suppressing Enron Evidence
• Rambus Loses ITC Invalidity Rehearing Over Chip Patents
• House GOP Passes Extensive Offshore Drilling Bill
• New Drone Bill Highlights Growing Privacy Concerns
• Pfizer's Chantix Warning Strong Enough, Judge Says
• Dewey Bankruptcy Judge Seeks More Info Before Bonus Ruling
• Jones Day Adds Ex-Hunton & Williams Finance Partner
• DOJ Antitrust Vet To Head Allen & Overy's Cartel Unit
• Pa. Coke Plant To Spend $36M To Settle Pollution Claims
• 3M Sues Covington & Burling Over Minn. Representation
• Baker & McKenzie To Open Casablanca Office
• Broadband Research Founder Pleads Guilty To Insider Trading
• Geithner Defends Libor Measures Taken By NY Fed In 2008
• Mexico Fines HSBC $27M Over Money Laundering Reporting
• Judge Slams Samsung's Auto-Delete Email System
• Catholic Mutual Off Hook For $100M Sex Abuse Judgment
• Broadband's Kinnucan Expected To Cop To Passing Insider Tips
• Travelers Sues Cephalon Over $17M In Actiq Claims
• Hostess Insurer Ducks $2.5M IP Defense Costs In 8th Circ.
• Miami Latest City Facing SEC Scrutiny Over Bond Offerings
• Roche's Accutane Warning Passes Muster In MDL
• DC Circ. Kills Airlines' Challenge To DOT Ad Price Rule
• Cooley Opens In LA With Ex-Gibson Dunn, DLA Piper Attys
• 9th Circ. Junks Ex-Scientologists' Forced-Labor Claims
• Foley Hires Health Care Litigation Expert From Jones Day
• Duane Morris Brings 2 Attys Into NY Labor Practice
• $84B Saved, Millions More Uninsured After ACA Ruling: CBO
• White House Threatens To Veto GOP Offshore Lease Plan
• Dukes Decision Unravels Allstate OT Classes in Calif.
• NJ High Court Says Law Illegally Undermines Judges' Salaries
• CFPB Rules Hinder Small Business Lending, GOP Says
• Feds Fire Back In NY Challenge To Fracking Regs
• Galaxy 7.7 Ban Should Be Throughout EU, German Court Rules
• Brooks, Coulson Face Charges In News Corp. Hacking Probe
• Apple Seeks $2.5B From Samsung In Smartphone Patent Case
• Following Target, Wal-Mart Opposes $7B Swipe Fee Deal
• Liberty Mutual Ruling Could Trigger Calif. Classification Feuds
• FDA Must Comply With FOIA Request In Email Spying Suit
• Chase To Pay $100M To Exit Credit Card Loan MDL
• Biovail Puts Up $37.5M To Ditch Wellbutrin Antitrust Case
• 9th Circ. Backs Wiretaps, But Could Restrict Use Of New Tech
• J&J Shareholders Sue Over $175M In CEO Compensation
• ITC Ruling Could Be Nail In Kodak Patent Sale's Coffin
• Ropes & Gray, Sheppard Mullin Get OK For Korea Offices
• 9th Circ. Ruling Dooms Pharma Rep OT Suits, Attys Say
• New Bill Could Take More SEC Fights Outside The Courtroom
• Target Says $7B Visa, MasterCard Settlement A Raw Deal
• DC Circ. Slashes Tribes' Attys' Fees Award In EPA Suit
• Pa. Court Affirms $10M Prempro Judgment Against Pfizer
• Keystone XL's Biggest Supporter Tries Again With New Bill
• UK Investigators Widen Corruption Probe To Other Tabloids
• Jackson Lewis Picks Up Ex-Caesars In-House Labor Pro
• Investors End Fight Against BofA's $8.5B MBS Settlement
• DOJ Defends E-Book Settlements From Apple's, B&N's Gripes
• Obama Wants ACA Coverage For Kids Of Same-Sex Partners
• Insurers Win Over 10th Circ. In E. Coli Coverage Fight
• 11th Circ. Nixes Bid To Block $12M Enfamil False Ad MDL Deal
• Kodak Didn't Infringe Apple Image Patents, Fed. Circ. Says
• DC Circ. Revives Egyptian-Born FBI Agent's Bias Suit
• State Farm Seeks To Avoid Sandusky Defense Costs
• $27M Deal Struck In EA Football Game Antitrust Suit
• Obama Tech Advisers Push Federal Spectrum Sharing
• VC Firm Kleiner Will Appeal Arbitration Ruling In Bias Case
• Cinemark Is Likely Covered For Colo. Tragedy
• ITC Affirms Invalidity Of Kodak's Camera Preview Patent
• Prometheus Unlikely To Sway Fed. Circ.'s Myriad Ruling
• Apple Blocked From Using Patent Win In Samsung Trial
• Fight Over Florida West Plea Deal Highlights Inflexible DOJ
• EPA To Review Portions Of New Power Plant Mercury Rule
• Ex-BofA Exec Indicted In Municipal Bond Bid-Rigging Scheme
• GSA Will Face Congress Again After New Spending Scandal
• Attys In $7.25B Visa, Mastercard Case Ask To Drop Trade Group
• MoneyGram Pays $10M To End Investor Suit Over Stock Deal
• Ex-BofA Employee Complains Of 'Apartheid' Banking
• Microsoft Must Face Consumer Suit Over Unsolicited Xbox Texts
• JPMorgan Must Disclose Inquiry In Billionaire's MBS Suit
• DC Circ. Nixes States' Challenge To Sulfur Dioxide Rule
• Norton Rose Bolsters New Arctic Team With McInnes Hire
• Defense Contractor Indicted On Iraq Vehicle Fraud Charges
• DC Circ. Upholds Emissions Exemption For Ethanol Plants
• Indigenous Ecuadoreans Want Cut Of $18B Chevron Judgment
• Allen & Overy Hires Former DOJ, SEC Attys For DC Office
• Caltrans On Hook For Part Of $31.5M Dangerous Road Verdict
• Mayer Brown Says Former Client Owes $5M In Unpaid Fees
• DLA Piper Strengthens Korean, IP Fronts With Latham Hire
• Currency Trading Firm To Cough Up $167M Over Ponzi Scheme
• Stephen Baldwin Loses 1st Round In Bid For New Costner Trial
• Moody's Settles Derivative Suits Over Inflated Ratings
• US Marshals Win EEOC Class Cert. On Race Bias Claims
• Judge Rules Pfizer's Lyrica Patents Are Valid
• Goldman, Others Can't Duck HCA Claim In LBO Antitrust Case
• House Clears $606B Defense Spending Bill
• Judge Won't Cut Weisheng Parent From Vitamin C Cartel Case
• Calif. Appeals Court Refuses To Follow DR Horton
• Judge Gives Law Firms OK To Appeal Coudert Clawback Ruling
• Toyota Can't Delay Key Sudden Acceleration Trial
• Unfinished Dodd-Frank Rules Leave Banks In The Dark
• Fed. Circ. Won't Lift Block On Samsung Galaxy Tablet Sales
• Patton Boggs Faces Transfer Of $22M Chevron Bond Suit
• GOP Bill Aims To Give Oil Lease Oversight To DOE
• Tronox, Kerr-McGee Trial To Resume In Enviro Liabilities Row
• Skadden Adds Former Head Of DOJ's Antitrust Division
• US Fidelis To Pay Consumers $13M To Settle Warranty Suit
• Cooley, Latham Partners Join Jones Day In Silicon Valley
• Steptoe Lands Blagojevich Prosecutor In Chicago Expansion
• 2nd Circ. Flips Grant Thornton Win In Winstar Audit Suit
• Former Hitachi-LG Exec Sentenced For Bid-Rigging Plot
• HSBC Can't Kill Kickbacks Suit Over Force-Placed Insurance
• Ex-McKinsey Director Kumar Dodges Jail In Raj Tipping Case
• Pilots Denied Class Cert. In US Airways Pension Row
• Howrey To Subpoena 70 Firms That Hired Ex-Partners
• Insurers May Give Banks Cold Shoulder After Libor Scandal
• Schulte Ducks Malpractice Claims From Refco Investors
• Motorola Beats Apple Suit Over Qualcomm License Deal
• Ex-JPMorgan Banker Pleads Guilty In Muni Bond Probe
• Genzyme Hit With $50M Judgment In Fabry Treatment IP Fight
• 2nd Circ. Grants Partial Retrial To Convicted Doral Exec
• NZ Judge Exits Kim Dotcom Case After Calling US 'The Enemy'
• NJ High Court Limits Info Insurers Can Get In Fraud Probes
• Mizuho Pays $128M To End Claims It Inflated CDO Rating
• $210M Capital One Deal Sheds Light On CFPB's Rulemaking
• 11th Circ. Won't Rehear FTC Androgel Pay-For-Delay Case
• Kodak Gets $33.7M Win In Digital Camera IP Licensing Suit
• Greenpeace Fights To Lift Ban On Shell Drilling Protests
• Minn. High Court Says Cirrus Isn't Liable For Plane Crash
• 9th Circ. Will Hear Class Cert. Appeal In Facebook Ad Suit
• Holland & Hart, Wells Fargo Sued Over $13M Property Deal
• Linklaters Finance Ace Jumps To Katten's NY Office
• GOP Offshore Drilling Bill Moves Forward In House
• House Votes To Force OMB To Reveal Sequestration Plans
• Geithner Stands By 2008 Response To Libor Worries
• Anderson Kill Adds Reed Smith Tax, Estate Expert
• Seyfarth Adds PE Firm's Ex-GC As Partner In NY
• Goldman Settles Investor Suit Over $696M MBS Offering
• Ex-SecureNet CEO Lobs $192M Suit At Duane Morris
• Countrywide Strikes $375M Deal With Syncora In MBS Fight
• Hedge Fund Consultant Cops To Insider Trading
• Kellogg Deal's Demise Could Help Employers Curb Attys' Fees
• Judge Slashes Suit Over Nestle Drink Health Claims
• DC Circ. Kills Challenge To EPA's Nitrogen Dioxide Rule
• White House Under Fire For Delay On Food Safety Rules
• Duke Energy Investors Sue Over Progress CEO's Ouster
• GOP Spending Bill Looks To Cut Off ACA Funding
• Tyco Pays $5M To Escape Claims It Ignored NY Wage Law
• Sierra Pacific Settles For Record $122.5M In Wildfire Case
• Judge Says States Lack Standing To Contest Contraceptives Rule
• 6th Circ. Closes Title Insurance Price-Fixing Case
• DOJ Charges 48 People In $500M Medicaid Drug Scam
• Jackson Walker Scoops Up Akin Gump Labor Attys
• German Court Rules Motorola Tablets Don't Infringe IPad
• Regulators Failed Peregrine Investors, CFTC Chief Tells Sens.
• DLA Piper Adds Thompson & Knight Energy Partner
• Microsoft Faces New EU Probe Over Web-Browser Tying
• Loeb & Loeb Lures Capital Markets Pro From Reed Smith
• NFA Hires Jenner & Block For Post-Peregrine Audit
• House Sets Clock On Bill To Mellow Law Behind Gibson Raid
• McKinsey Partner Was 'Extraordinary' Help In Raj Case: US
• 9th Circ. Shutters 'Partridge Family' Star's Publicity Suit
• Insurers Ask 9th Circ. To Let Them Claim Bratz Legal Fees
• Leaving Enviro Rating Program Was Mistake, Apple Says
• GOP Bill Would Revive Pre-Deepwater Offshore Lease Plan
• 9th Circ. Shoots Down $10.6M Kellogg False Ad Settlement
• Fast-Filing Plaintiffs Rebuked In Wal-Mart Bribery Case
• Unions Ask 7th Circ. To Nix Wis. Collective Bargaining Law
• US Owes Raytheon $60M In Pension Costs, Judge Says
• 3rd Circ. Pay-For-Delay Ruling Opens Door To High Court
• Peregrine Execs Accused Of Commingling Funds In New Suit
• J&J Beats MDL Over Defective Children's Drugs
• 6th Circ. Revives Suit Over Botched $95M Cartoon IP Deal
• High Court Gets Third DOMA Case
• Microsoft Prevails In Novell Antitrust Suit
• Toll Brothers GC Jumps To Duane Morris Corporate Practice
• Ex-Sanofi Exec Named Head Of FDA Generics Office
• US Prevails In WTO Over China Electronic Payments
• LG Execs Indicted Over Alleged Theft Of Samsung LED Secrets
• Jenner & Block Adds Former Record Industry Exec In DC
• Boeing Faces $13.6M FAA Fine For Tank Instructions Delay
• Alaska Sues Feds To Block Emissions Rule For Ships
• Jury Hits RIM With $147M Verdict In Wireless Tech IP Fight
• JPMorgan Says Emails FERC Wants In Bid Probe Are Privileged
• UBS Execs' Bid-Rigging Charges Aren't Time-Barred: Judge
• Jury Orders Fluor To Pay $19M For Scalding Iraq Contractor
• Visa, MasterCard To Pay $7.25B To Settle Card-Fee MDL
• Fed. Circ. Axes Kilpatrick Sanctions In Wi-LAN Patent Case
• CFTC To Delay Reg Compliance For Some Swap Dealers
• McDermott Caps Hiring Spree With Nixon Peabody Tax Pro
• BofA Pays $20M To Settle Credit Plan Marketing MDL
• Regulators Eye New Rules To Manage Big Bank Failures
• Restaurant Groups Sue DOL Over Change To Tip Pool Rule
• 6th Circ. Cites Cat's Paw Ruling In Reviving Title VII Bias Suit
• GOP Probe Of Offshore Drilling Ban Reaches Interior IG
• Sullivan & Worcester Adds Goodwin Procter Real Estate Vet
• Peregrine CEO Arrested As Damning Suicide Note Emerges
• 1st Circ. Hands Travelers Win In Superfund Coverage Suit
• Mayer Brown Beefs Up Beijing M&A Practice
• Ace, NY Life Ordered To Arbitrate $75M Sale Price Row
• Fund Managers Put Up $32M To End Rothstein Trustee Claims
• 6 Bank Of The Commonwealth Insiders Charged With Fraud
• CFTC Swaps Rule Could Cause Headaches For Insurers, States
• House Sends Senate Bill To Hasten Mineral Mine Permitting
• DOJ's $810M Antitrust Haul Illustrates Big-Money Trend
• Va. DOT, County Sue To Block EPA's Water Flow Limits
• Barclays' Ex-Chief Relying On Dechert Pro In Libor Scandal
• Hearst Interns Win Class Status In Feud Over Pay
• 9th Circ. Affirms Banks' Win In ATM Fee Antitrust Suit
• CFTC's Peregrine-Prompted Reforms May Not Fend Off Fraud
• Similar Worker Units Don't Kill FLSA Exec Rule: 2nd Circ.
• Axinn Brings On Mortgage Crisis Litigator From Debevoise
• Fed. Circ. Trims Investigation Rules In Vaccine Suits
• Ambac Wins 2nd Circ. Approval For $33M Securities Settlement
• Madonna Accused Of Lifting Sample For 1990 Hit 'Vogue'
• Boutique French Firm Joins Jones Day PE Team In Paris
• Apple To Pay Up For Doc Delay In Samsung Tablet Patent Row
• Provident Co-Founders Indicted Over $485M Ponzi Scheme
• Wells Fargo To Pay $175M To Settle DOJ Lending Bias Case
• BP To Pay $13M Over Safety Violations At Texas Refinery
• Lehman Claims In $8.6B JPMorgan Row Won't Get 2nd Look
• Dewey Seeks $104M From Ex-Partners To Avoid Clawbacks
• AUO, LG, Toshiba To Pay $571M In LCD Antitrust MDL
• Bank Of The West To Pay $18M Settlement In Overdraft MDL
• Judge Bows Out Of Facebook Ad Suit Day Before Hearing
• Judge Won't Stop Aereo From Sharing Live, Copyrighted TV
• House Passes 2nd Bill To Repeal Health Care Law
• No Heightened Evidentiary Bar For FLSA Exemptions: 10th Circ.
• Religious Groups Not Immune To Bias Claims, 6th Circ. Finds
• Import Bans On Essential Patents Must Be Rare, Officials Say
• TASER Not Liable In Wrongful Death Case, 9th Circ. Says
• 2nd Circ. Affirms GM, Others Not Liable For Exhaust Injuries
• DC Circ. Won't Halt $14B Southern Co. Nuclear Plant Expansion
• Peregrine CEO's Suicide Note Tipped Off FBI To Missing Money
• Bankrupt Peregrine Faces WARN Suit
• King & Spalding Hires Ex-Amgen Exec For FDA Practice
• 11th Circ. Backs FTC Order Undoing Polypore's $78M Deal
• McKenna Long Adds Greenberg Traurig Real Estate Pro In NY
• ITC Staff Sides With Motorola On IPhone, IPad Import Ban
• Halliburton Hits KBR With $256M Suit Over Spinoff Tax Pact
• 2 British Journalists Arrested In News Corp. Corruption Probe
• Chemical Cos. To Pay $15M To Clean Up Calif. Superfund Sites
• White & Case Adds Dewey Energy M&A Partner In Beijing
• SEC Votes To Establish Audit Trail For All Stock Trades
• DMCA's Safe Harbor Portions Apply To Pre-1972 Songs: Judge
• Peregrine Files For Ch. 7 As Fraud Scandal Unfolds
• Peregrine Likely To Take Cues From MF Global Bankruptcy
• Ford Steers Out Of $27M Design Defect Suit In 8th Circ.
• DC Circ. Limits Gov't Title VII Liability For Security Probes
• Wis. Court Ruling Opens Door For Junk Fax Defense Coverage
• Brinker Leads Judge To Can H&R Block Meal Break Class
• 2nd Circ. Says Licensing Deals Can't Bar Patent Challenges
• Peregrine A More Likely Criminal Target Than MF Global
• Conservatives Warn Of New Tax Power After Health Ruling
• Costa Rican Insurer Hit With $108M Judgment For Fraud Role
• Peregrine Puts CFTC In Hot Seat With MF Global Deja Vu
• Womble Carlyle Upgrades IP Practice With Jones Day Vet
• NY Law Barring Foreign Pharmacists Found Unconstitutional
• Enviros Fight Shell's Arctic Oil Spill Response Plans
• 2nd Circ. Lets KPMG, E&Y Walk From Madoff Audit Suits
• NYC's Graphic Anti-Smoking Ads Stamped Out By 2nd Circ.
• Kleiner Perkins Gets 2nd Shot At Arbitration Bid In Bias Suit
• McDermott Adds Baker Botts Energy Atty As DC Partner
• Holland & Knight Hires PE Expert From Katten Muchin
• GOP 'No More Solyndras' Bill Would Curb Clean Tech Loans
• Takeaways From United Technologies' $75M Settlement
• Understanding Mayo V. Prometheus
• NY Fed Asked Barclays For Info On Libor In 2008
• CFTC Swaps Definition Clears Way For Dodd-Frank Overhaul
• CFTC Sues Peregrine Financial Over Missing Client Money
• Radlax — 'An Easy Case'
• Freddie Mac Taps Former JPMorgan Atty As New GC
• BancorpSouth Pays $29M To Put Investor Suit To Rest
• Hyundai's '40 MPG Elantra' Ads Are Misleading, Suit Says
• State Insurance Law Doesn't Trump Int'l Pact, 4th Circ. Rules
• New House Bill Would Replace Obama's Offshore Drilling Plan
• Delays May Stifle CFPB's Effort To Clear Up Mortgage Process
• House Passes Bill To Ease ATM Fee Disclosure Rules
• Sharp To Pay Dell, Others $200M In LCD Price-Fixing MDL
• Drug Cartel's Scheme Puts BofA In Uncomfortable Spotlight
• Dodd-Frank Changes Apply To Whistleblower's Case: Judge
• US Can't Escape $326M Suit Over Fire Started By Marine
• The Latest Attempt At Criminalizing 'Robo-Signing'
• Obama Campaign Blocks Sales Of Unauthorized Merchandise
• Fed. Circ. Ruling Aims To Set Guidelines On Abstract Patents
• Kellwood To Pay $6M To Settle EPA Suit Over Mo. Pollution
• Kilpatrick Townsend Brings Back IP Partner In Silicon Valley
• Mylan Accuses Warner, Mayne Of Plot To Delay Generics
• Sheppard Mullin Opens 7-Lawyer Chicago Outpost
• Armstrong Suit Against Anti-Doping Agency Axed In Hours
• Sunoco Shareholder Sues To Stop $5.3B ETP Takeover
• Samsung Tablet Doesn't Infringe 'Cool' Apple Design: UK Court
• UK Fraud Office Reopens Criminal Probe Of Weavering
• ABM Security Guards Win $90M In Break Period Suit
• How The 2nd Circ. Aleynikov Opinion Went Awry
• AMR Seeks To Change Retiree Benefit Plans
• Fed. Circ. Lets Samsung Sell Galaxy Phones, Not Tabs
• 4th Circ. Says Amara Ruling Expands ERISA Remedies
• 1st Circ. Opens Door To Bank Liability For Cyberattacks
• Panasonic To Pay $17.5M To Settle Cathode Ray Antitrust MDL
• NY Regulator Steps In To Resolve 9/11 Coverage War
• Obama Signs Law Granting $120B In Highway Funding
• Genesis Case Could Spell Trouble For Big FLSA Suits
• Energy Cuts In Farm Bill Leave Renewables Backers Worried
• Fed. Circ. Lets ITC Block Appeals Of Patent Issues
• Wis. High Court Won't Rehear Controversial Union Law
• Facebook, Yahoo End IP War To Form Advertising Alliance
• Barclays Deal May Fuel Criminal Cases Against UK, US Banks
• DC Circ. Rules Copyright Board Structure Unconstitutional
• House To Vote On 'Repeal Of Obamacare' Bill By Thursday
• Shook Hardy Product Liability Atty Rejoins From Altria
• Dynegy Files For Ch. 11, Will Merge With Subsidiary
• TD Ameritrade Settles Multistate Brokerage Antitrust Probe
• Paul Hastings Brings On Ashurst Italian Finance Partner
• King & Spalding Adds Mayer Brown PE Partner In London
• BNY Mellon Pays $280M To End Sigma Class Action
• PPACA Victory Sets Stage For New Wave Of Litigation
• Did The Court Get The Oracle Analysis Right?
• GE Escapes Mitsubishi Wind-Turbine IP Suit
• Emulex, Broadcom Strike $58M Patent Licensing Deal
• House Farm Bill Trims $35B, Extends Food Safety Programs
• Potash Cos. Face Dim Prospects Of High Court Antitrust Review
• Fla. High Court Ends 48-Hour Lockout For Claims Adjusters
• JPMorgan Must Justify Withholding Docs In FERC Bid Probe
• UK Lawmakers Vote For Banking Probe Amid Libor Scandal
• MGM Sues To Stop 'B-Movie' Sequel To 'Raging Bull'
• 6 More Arrested In News Corp. Hacking, Bribery Probes
• BP Ducks $2.6B Suit Over Canceled Post-Spill Dividend
• NFL Players Association Sues League Over 'Bountygate'
• Obama Says Health Care Law Is 'Here To Stay'
• Insurer Sues MGA For Slice Of $140M Bratz Fees Award
• Former Bush Counsel Joins DLA Piper's Regulatory Practice
• US Asks Supreme Court To Decide DOMA's Fate
• Sales Reps Slap Forest Labs With $100M Sex Bias Case
• Dewey Seeks Court's OK For $700K In 'Morale' Bonuses
• Robins Kaplan Adds Wilson Sonsini Drug Patent Atty In NY
• McGuireWoods Adds 2 Finance Partners In London
• Fukushima Nuclear Disaster Was Man-Made, Report Finds
• Facing CFIUS: Better Safe Than Sorry
• US Challenges Chinese Duties On American Cars
• Wells Fargo Sues JPMorgan Over Stolen Boies Schiller Funds
• Judge Awards $56.7M For Lehman Bros. Class Action Fees
• Pa. High Court To Revisit $187M Wal-Mart Award
• Feds Release 'Living Will' Outlines For 9 Big Banks
• In 3rd Circ., 2 States Lose Bid To Bar Del. River Dredging
• EU Court Ruling Chips Away At Software Copyrights
• Greenberg's $25B Suit Over AIG Bailout Wins Court OK
• House Panel Sees Tax Implications In High Court ACA Ruling
• Fennemore Craig Picks Up 23-Atty Nevada Firm
• UK Proposes Criminal Sanctions For Failed Bank Heads
• Green Groups Settle With US Over Energy Corridor Plan
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Goldman's $21M Loss in Bayou Arbitration
• Amylin Shareholder Sues Over $7B Sale To Bristol-Myers
• SEC Can't Make SIPC Repay Stanford Victims, Judge Says
• Jury Awards LCD Buyers $87M In Toshiba Price-Fixing Trial
• Clemens Can't Recoup Legal Fees For 2011 Mistrial
• Jones Day Bolsters London Office With 2 New Partners
• Samsung Loses Bid To Lift Galaxy Sales Ban During Appeal
• Patton Boggs Bankruptcy Chair Joins Hunton & Williams
• GE To Get $11M From US In CERCLA Settlement
• A Closer Look At ING's $619M Settlement
• ITC Won't Grant Apple Emergency Ban On HTC Products
• Enbridge Hit With $4M Fine Over Mich. Oil Spill
• Opting Out Of Medicaid Expansion Is Tough Call For States
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Injunction On Lupin's Generic Fortamet
• Google, Yahoo Review Emails For Ad Purposes, Suits Say
• House Group Asks High Court To Consider DOMA
• 6th Circ. Revives Race Bias Class Action Against Humana
• UK, EU To Widen Probe Into Alleged Rate Rigging By Banks
• Gibson Dunn Hires 2 Ropes & Gray Securities Litigators
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