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Corporate - August, 2012

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• Calif. Lawmakers Pass Pension Reform Measures
• Fed. Circ. Makes Induced Infringement Easier To Prove
• Kansas Supreme Court Absolves BP In Contamination Battle
• Fla. Court Overturns Tobacco Cos.' Win In Engle Suit
• AT&T's $3M OT Suit Settlement Sunk By Flawed Claims Release
• US Chamber Opposes New EPA Air Quality Standards
• Argentina Lodges WTO Complaint Over US Meat Restrictions
• Samsung Beats Apple's Smartphone Patent Claims In Japan
• Janssen Loses La. Appeal Of $258M Risperdal Verdict
• Novartis Wins Bone Drug Injury Suit On Timeliness
• Apple Says Samsung Injunction Hearing Schedule Is Unfair
• Texas Court Says Ledbetter Act Doesn't Apply To State Law
• SEC Warns Muni Bond Firms To Watch Political Donations
• Ex-UBS Execs Convicted Of Bid-Rigging Charges
• JPMorgan Sued Over Alleged Forex Manipulation
• Texas Voter ID Law Is Rejected By Federal Court
• Merrill Lynch Can't Shake Suit Over $300M Pension Investment
• Judge Trims Securities MDL Claims Against Merck Execs
• Apple IPhone, IPad Violate Compression Patent, Suit Says
• Kolon Banned From Making Body Armor Fiber For 20 Years
• Gibson Dunn Reaches Deal To End $38M Malpractice Suit
• Wolters Kluwer Must Face Accutane Case In Pa. Court
• Allstate, Geico, Others Beat Car Repair Parts Antitrust Suit
• 2nd Circ. Revives FDCPA Suit Over Student Loan Letters
• MGM KOs 'Raging Bull' Heir's Copyright Suit In 9th Circ.
• J&J To Pay States $181M Over Deceptive Risperdal Marketing
• Toshiba Resolves Price-Fixing Suit Over Patent Deals
• Publishers Pay $69M To Settle State AGs' E-Book Claims
• Macy's Fails To Foil Martha Stewart-JC Penney Deal
• 'Godfather' Estate Says Paramount Poisoned Book Deal
• Israeli Bank Targets Morgan Stanley In $281M RMBS Suit
• Novartis Beats Zometa Injury Suit At 2nd Circ.
• New York Fed Gets More Time To Produce Libor Documents
• Holland & Knight To Pay $25M To Settle Nadel Ponzi Charges
• Barclays Faces Criminal Probe Over £12B Funding Work Fees
• Pliva, Others Escape Generic Reglan Suit Due To Mensing
• Helicos Genetics Patent Ruled Invalid In Illumina Row
• American Airlines Booking Antitrust Suit Survives Challenge
• Apple's Move For Samsung Phone Ban Will Be Heard Dec. 6
• $4M FedEx Wage Deal Wins Judge's Stamp Of Approval
• Citigroup Pays $590M To End Investors' CDO Action
• Insurers Face Up To $1.5B In Losses From Hurricane Isaac
• Ex-Motorola Engineer Gets 4 Years For Trade Secrets Theft
• SEC Sues 8 For Insider Trading In Sanofi, Chattem Deal
• Goldman Denies Conflict In $5B Amerigroup-WellPoint Deal
• Paint Cos. Win Class Cert. In DuPont Antitrust Case
• GFI Mortgage To Pay $3.6M To End Loan Race Bias Claims
• BofA Beats Suit Over International Call Data Security
• US Clears Path For Fracking In Ohio National Forest
• ING Customers Win Class Cert. In Mortgage Refinancing Suit
• Baby Literacy Co. Reaches $185M Deal With FTC Over Ads
• SEC Investigates ResCap For Possible Mortgage Fraud
• Judge Won't Rethink Keeping BofA Mortgage Suit Alive
• DirecTV Beats Technicians' Class Cert. Bid In Wages Suit
• Sanofi's Genzyme Pulls 19 Lots Of Thymoglobulin Vials
• Kraft's Overtime Policy Fails Under Pa. Law, Judge Says
• US Finalizes Rule To Double Auto Fuel Efficiency By 2025
• Ex-Wynn Partner Lobs $140M Defamation Suit At Casino Co.
• Calif. Judge Axes Indirect State Claims In LCD Antitrust MDL
• ConocoPhillips, Burlington Dodge NM's $24M Royalty Suit
• Novartis Dodges Fraud Claims In Farmers' Pesticide Suit
• Samsung Likely To Target Evidence, Jury In $1B Apple Appeal
• Baxter Win Gives Drugmakers A Leg Up In NJ Warning Suits
• Facebook Fiasco Has SEC Rethinking IPO Gag Rules
• Citigroup To Pay $25M To Settle Investors' MBS Suit
• 10th Circ. Tosses Boeing, Spirit Worker Age Bias Suit
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Shutdown Of Streaming TV Service Ivi
• Del. High Court Affirms $2B Grupo Mexico Judgment
• Judge Presses Nixon Peabody To Settle NewPoint Suit
• Ex-Mayor Gets 22 Years In La. Bribery Case
• Bristol-Myers Sued Over Heart Damage In Hep C Drug Trial
• Ex-Ropes & Gray Atty Expands Bias Suit Over Media Leak
• Apple To Ask For US Ban On 8 Samsung Smartphones
• Dynegy Creditors OK Ch. 11 Plan As Potential Class Objects
• Patton Boggs Can't Duck Subpoena In Chevron's RICO Suit
• AstraZeneca Reaches $26M Deal With SC In Seroquel Suit
• $140M Verizon Penalty Withstands Fed. Circ. Appeal
• Apple Didn't Infringe Key Motorola Wi-Fi Patent, ITC Rules
• Fox May Be Pushing Ex-Interns To Stay Out Of Wage Suit
• Method Patent, Lilly Drug Patent Can Coexist, Fed. Circ. Rules
• Romney's Energy Plan Unfairly Favors Oil, House Dems Say
• 6th Circ. DSW Ruling Reveals New Data Breach Coverage Path
• Judge Sticks With Class Cert. In Hearst Intern's Suit
• DC Circ. Upholds NIH Stem-Cell Research Funding
• Bernanke Defends Fed's Economy-Stimulating Policies
• BofA To Pay $40M To Resolve Ex-Advisers' Suit
• Jury Awards Apple $1B In Samsung Patent Battle
• Toshiba Settles With LCD Direct Buyers After $87M Verdict
• Jackson Walker Nets Energy, Finance Pro From Vinson
• Renters Win Cert. In FCRA Suit Over Outdated Credit Reports
• Apple, Samsung Face Sales Ban In S. Korean Patent Battle
• Stay Off Social Media, Federal Courts Warn Jurors
• Conrad Black Rips SEC's 'Staggering' $10M Penalty Request
• Cigarette Warning Label Battle Likely Headed For High Court
• Health Plan Forks Over $322M To End Calif. Medicaid Probe
• FTC Accuses Dish Network Of Violating Do Not Call Registry
• Romney Plan Puts States At Helm Of Oil, Gas Development
• Occidental To Pay $19M In EPA Del. Site Cleanup Deal
• Keystone XL Can Use Eminent Domain, Texas Judge Says
• Pfizer, Others Shake Price-Fixing Appeal From Pharmacies
• Get-Rich-Quick Scam Operators Hit With $479M Fine
• TVA Found Liable In 2008 Coal Ash Disaster
• 2nd Circ. Balks At Notion Of Attys Whistleblowing On Clients
• Suit Says PG&E Used Safety Fees To Pay Bonuses Before Blast
• Banks Blast Nasdaq's Proposed $62M Facebook IPO Deal
• Chrysler's Inaction Justifies $4M Harassment Penalty: 7th Circ.
• 6th Circ. Won't Let AIG Off $7M Hook In DSW Hacking Case
• Mass. Warns Fannie, Freddie To Follow New Mortgage Law
• DOJ Blasts Challenges To E-Books Price-Fixing Settlements
• Pa. High Court Won't Bar Reglan Patients' Claims
• 'Hurt Locker' Shielded By Free Speech, 9th Circ. Hears
• Ab Circle Marketers Pay Up To $25M Over FTC False Ad Claims
• Judge OKs $35M H&R Block Settlement But Slashes Attys' Fees
• USPTO Can't Dodge Exela Suit Over Patent Revival
• SEC Chairman Abandons Money Market Reform
• Merrill Lynch Puts Ex-Advisers' Deferred Pay Suit To Rest
• 3rd Circ. Says AmEx Cardholder Must Arbitrate Marketing Case
• Haynes And Boone At Fault For Late Filing, Witness Says
• King & Spalding Hires Ex-WellCare GC In Washington
• SEC Adopts Disclosure Rule For Extraction Cos.
• ArthroCare Execs Arrested Over $400M Stock Drop
• Sirius Investor Sues To Stop Liberty's 'Creeping Takeover'
• Psych Counseling Can Be A Medical Exam Under ADA: 6th Circ.
• Attys' Fees Trimmed In $50M AmEx Antitrust Settlement
• Fed. Circ. Junks Boston Scientific Win In Stent Patent Fight
• Travelers Sues NFL Over Ex-Players' Brain Injury Lawsuits
• Medtronic Fails To Beat Bone Device Claims On Preemption
• Citing Concepcion, 11th Circ. Nixes Sprint Fee Suit
• GOP Govs. Call For Keystone Approval, Fewer Energy Regs
• DOL Can Set Minimum Wages For Visa Workers, Judge Says
• $250M Capital One Settlement Doesn't Bar AG Suits: Judge
• Fed. Circ. Denies Fees For SEC Atty Fired Over Cuban Emails
• Jones Day Adds Oil, Gas Dealmaker In Houston
• McDonald's, Viacom Websites Violate Child Privacy, Groups Say
• $2.4B Payout To Madoff Victims Wins Court Approval
• Rx.com Sank Before Late Antitrust Suit, Says Blamed Firm
• Apple, Samsung Trade Parting Blows As They Wrap Up Trial
• Bergstein Wins $49.5M From Atty For Forced Bankruptcies
• 5th Circ. Lets Texas Defund Planned Parenthood
• DC Circ. Kills EPA Air Rule, Making Room For State Input
• Guitar Cos. Beat Sherman Act Claims In Price-Fixing Suit
• Telecom Cos. Can't Dodge Collusion Suit Over 4G Standards
• EIG Says Joint Venture Precludes TCW Sale To Carlyle Group
• 9th Circ. OKs Chukchi Sea Exploration Rule For Polar Bears
• Comcast Arbitration Bid Nixed In Antitrust Class Action
• FHFA Moves To Ease Short Sales For Homeowners
• $37M Viacom Investor Suit Likely To Flop Despite Novel Tactic
• NH High Court Overturns Class Cert. In Philip Morris Suit
• Hospitals Press For Clarity On ACA Medicaid Funding To States
• 'Occupy' Protester Sues Judge To Block Twitter Subpoena
• Goodwin Procter Hires Wilson Sonsini Tech M&A Pro
• MoFo Brings Aboard Covington ITC Patent Pro
• Kirkland Adds PE, M&A Partner From Latham In New York
• FDIC Demands $2B From Goldman, BofA, Others Over MBS
• SEC Pays First Whistleblower Award
• Exxon, CBS, Vertellus Shell Out $30M For Superfund Cleanup
• Haynes & Boone Blames Rx.com For Antitrust Suit's Late Filing
• 9th Circ. Won't Kill 'Die Hard' Director's Guilty Plea
• Countrywide Can't Shake MassMutual's MBS Claims In MDL
• FTC Weighs In On Verizon Cramming Deal To Protect Interests
• Hilton, Expedia Reservations A Veil For Price-Fixing: Suit
• 11th Circ.'s $195M Hospital Merger Case 'Flawed,' FTC Says
• ADA's Safe Harbor Rule Covers Wellness Plan: 11th Circ.
• Samsung Says 'Miniscule' Galaxy Sales Don't Harm Apple
• House Republican Blasts SEC For JOBS Act Delay
• Infosys Dodges Retaliation Suit Over Visa Fraud Claims
• J&J Unit Settles 1st Metal Hip Implant Suit Slated For Trial
• GOP Reps. Give CMS 2 Weeks To Answer States On Health Law
• UK Committee Wants Regulations Improved After Libor Probe
• Treasury Taps DOJ Veteran To Head Financial Crimes Bureau
• Barclays Libor Prosecutor Joins Murphy & McGonigle
• Sinclair Oil To Pay $14M For Alleged Breach Of CAA Deal
• Google Skirted Order To Reveal Paid Bloggers, Judge Says
• Fund Founder Whitman Found Guilty Of Insider Trading
• 2nd Circ. OKs Ex-Jefferies Exec's Insider Trading Conviction
• Orrick Draws Jones Day Copyright Pro To NY Office
• PwC, Fross Sent To Arbitration Over $1.2M Pension Plan Row
• UK Couple Pays $2.35M In Record FSA Insider Trading Case
• $20M Deal Over Facebook 'Like' Ads Rejected By Judge
• Toyota Acceleration Evidence Pared To Keep Trial On Schedule
• Case May Give Calif. High Court Clear Shot At Employer Arbitration
• US Soccer Bodies Prevail Over Ex-Promoter In Antitrust Suit
• Peregrine CEO Pleads Not Guilty In Fraud Case
• Apple Witness Says Samsung Abused Its Market Position
• SEC Sanctioned Over Deposition In Life Partners Fraud Suit
• CBS Drops Copyright Suit Against ABC's 'Glass House'
• Professors Back Rakoff In 2nd Circ. On Nixed $285M Citi Deal
• Baseball Hall Of Famer Settles Insider Trading Claims
• Netflix Bids Adieu To Privacy Suit Over Viewable User Data
• CMS Names New Chief To Implement Key ACA Provisions
• Utica Sues To Keep Hunton Attys In $1.5M Reinsurance Feud
• US Says Fund Head Lied As Insider Trading Trial Wraps Up
• 3rd Circ. Keeps K-Dur Ruling In Place As FTC Fights IP Deals
• Exxon Pays $54M To Settle Kansas Gas Royalties Dispute
• Medical Industry Fears Device ID Rule Would Drive Up Costs
• DC Circ. Blocks Trade Group Challenge To Ethanol-Gas Blend
• Treasury Speeds Up Fannie, Freddie Wind-Downs
• Ex-Dewey Partners Commit $70M To Clawback Deal
• Apple Atty Tells Amused Judge He's Still 'Not Smoking Crack'
• Enviros Fail To Sink Shell's Suit Over Alaskan Drilling
• Samsung Avoids Sanctions After Quinn Emanuel Atty's Slipup
• Samsung Knocks Apple's $3B Damages Claim As Judge Heats Up
• Facebook Taps Patton Boggs To Lobby On Privacy Issues
• Ex-Morgan Stanley Exec Gets 9 Months For China Bribe Scheme
• Calif. Ruling May Boost NFL's Shot At Concussion Coverage
• 2nd Circ. Ruling Backs Compensation For After-Hours Work
• Media Titan Bruce Tobey Joins O'Melveny From CBS Films
• Haynes & Boone Kicks Off Defense In $118M Malpractice Trial
• Ford, Exxon Win Puts A Lid On Asbestos Bystander Claims
• Chevron Faces Suit Over Aug. 6 Refinery Fire In Calif.
• Hedge Fund Founder Defense Wraps Up In Insider Trading Case
• 'Housewives' Actress Wasn't Wrongly Fired, Calif. Court Says
• State Farm Settles Studio Suit Over Marilyn Monroe Photos
• Dechert Adds Ropes & Gray ERISA Vet To NYC Office
• Oracle Pays $2M To Settle Claims It Breached FCPA In India
• 6th Circ. Upholds Copyright Ruling Against Hustler
• Dewey Partners Scramble Over $50M Bar For Clawback Deal
• CFTC Rule Would Exempt Affiliate Swaps From Clearing Regs
• Macy's Sues JC Penney Over Martha Stewart Agreement
• Fed Expands Eligibility For Monetary Tightening Deals
• Yazaki Exec Agrees To Jail Time For Auto Parts Price-Fixing
• Fed. Circ. OKs Myriad's Gene Patents In Light Of Prometheus
• DOJ OKs $4B Verizon Spectrum Sale But Limits Side Deals
• UBS Unit Can't Ditch Suit Over $308M MBS Insurance
• Travelers' Suit Over Marriott's Erin Andrews Defense Pared
• Calif. Law Drains Value From Redevelopment Bonds: Insurer
• Toyota Told To Talk Mediation In Calif. Acceleration Cases
• Bombing Victims' Families Sue StanChart Over Iran Assets
• Aussie Tobacco Ruling 1st Domino In Potential Global Cascade
• AMR Loses Bid To Reject Pilots' Labor Agreement
• Int'l Investment In DOE Grant Winner Provokes Ire From Sens.
• McDonald's, Others Dodge Cancer Warning Suits Over Chicken
• GOP Accuses DOE Of Deception On Renewable Energy
• Fund Head Still Milked Friend After Suspecting Insider Trades
• MF Global Trustee To Cooperate In MDL Against Corzine
• Skilling Covers Charges Based On State Law, 5th Circ. Says
• Citigroup Units Cut Loose From Investor Fee Suit
• Goodyear Off Hook For $70M In Blimp Factory Pollution Costs
• Dewey Gets 6-Week Cash Extension To Aid Ex-Partner Deal
• ACLU Sues For FBI's Post-Jones Tracking Policy Memos
• HHS Recruits Pharmacies To Tout ACA's Medicare Benefits
• 2nd Circ. Frees AIG From Madoff Investor Couple's Claims
• Expert Sues King & Spalding Over Unpaid Fees In Patent Case
• Watson Sues FDA To Regain Exclusivity For Generic Actos
• Judge Urges Apple, Samsung To Settle Patent Feud
• Australian High Court Upholds Plain-Pack Tobacco Law
• Feds Seek To Block Jury Interviews In Jenkens Retrial
• Lawmakers Pressure Wal-Mart To Comply With FCPA Probe
• Samsung Swipes Back In Apple Patent Feud
• 6th Circ. Backs Police Use Of GPS Data To Track Cellphone
• 11th Circ. Could Lend Wider Net To Fla. Pollution Exclusions
• Fund Manager Calls His Wiretap Remarks 'Jokes'
• Blankfein, Goldman Directors Shake Investors' MBS Suit
• Deadline For Updated $90M Dewey Clawback Deal Extended
• Opposition To $7B Interchange Fee Deal Riles Class Counsel
• 2nd Circ. Will Hear UBS Timeliness Appeal In $6B MBS Suit
• Jones Day Real Estate Pro Jumps To Kelley Drye
• Wis. Gov. Defends Collective Bargaining Law To 7th Circ.
• JPMorgan Picks Sullivan & Cromwell MBS Pro For GC Spot
• 2nd Circ. Lets Merrill, Moody's Off The Hook In ARS Action
• Enviros Sue Calif. Agency Over 8-Year Water Safety Delay
• Lawmakers Rip US Plans For Arctic Oil, Gas Leases
• EPA Wrongly Rejected Texas Permit Program, 5th Circ. Says
• Standard Chartered To Pay $340M To Settle NY Iran Claims
• Wells Fargo To Pay $6.5M To Settle SEC Charges Over MBS
• 2nd Circ. Lets Google Challenge Authors' Class Cert. Win
• Rakoff Says SEC, Citi Want Rubber Stamp On $285M MBS Deal
• Samsung IP Damages Could Reach $2.75B, Apple Says
• Peregrine CEO Indicted Over Lies To CFTC
• OneWest Bank Targeted By Insurer Over $335M In MBS Losses
• Wash. Ruling May Expand Liability For Asbestos Injuries
• Romney's VP Choice Defines Clean Energy Battle Lines
• On Stand, Hedge Fund Founder Denies Trading On Inside Info
• FTC's New Rule Zeroes In On More Pharma Patent Deals
• 2nd Circ. Gives Gen Re's $72M Fraud Deal Another Chance
• Former BofA Exec Testifies He Bribed UBS For Rigged Bid
• 9th Circ. To Mull Google AdWords 'Garbage Sites' Suit
• Looming Budget Cuts Threaten FAA's Air Traffic Overhaul
• Longtime OCC Chief Counsel Williams To Step Down
• 2nd Circ. OKs Circumstantial Evidence In Bias Suits
• Pryor Cashman Hires Trademark Pro From White & Case
• Hulu Privacy Plaintiffs Gain Standing With High Court Action
• Solyndra To Pay $3.5M To Settle WARN Act Claims
• Samsung Exec, Designer Barred From Smartphone Patent Trial
• 9th Circ. Nixes McGuireWoods' Fee Bid In Bar Prep Case
• Attys' $5.9M Fee Bid Slashed In IPhone Antenna MDL Deal
• $2B Mojave Solar Plant Ducks Enviro Challenge In 9th Circ.
• Google Dodges Suit Over $500M Drug Ad Settlement, For Now
• House Committee Sues Holder Over Fast And Furious Docs
• Calif. Refinery Fire Sparks Legal Onslaught Against Chevron
• Samsung Docs Show Intent To Copy, Apple Experts Say
• Apple Suit Over Motorola Essential Patent Licenses Survives
• Reversal Gives Title Insurers Win In $450M Failed Merger Suit
• Judge Says Bloomberg Director's Bias Suit Belongs In UK
• Deutsche Bank Defeats Massive RMBS Class Action
• Judge Dumps Bulk Of Match.com Users' Deception Suit
• Tyco, Convicted Ex-CEO Kozlowski Settle Just Before Trial
• Ex-Judges Urge High Court To Review Prosecutorial Misconduct
• Viacom Ordered To Pay $300M To Complete 'Guitar Hero' Deal
• CFPB Mortgage Servicing Rules Could Shrink Sector
• Ex-Fannie CEO Loses Bid To Toss SEC Suit
• Thompson Hine Adds Structured Finance Pro From Reed Smith
• Judge OKs $175M MF Global Inc., CME Settlement
• Sequester Could Gum Up FDA Drug, Device Reviews
• Judge Seals Financial Data In Apple-Samsung Patent Trial
• Homeland Security Chief Faces Male Agent's Sex Bias Suit
• UBS Execs Denied Mistrial Motion In Bid-Rigging Case
• Keeping Libor 'Not A Viable Option,' UK Panel Says
• Goldman Avoids DOJ Charges, SEC Probe Into MBS Sales
• Quinn Atty's Slip May Bring Samsung Penalties In Apple Case
• Calif. Court Says Insureds Can Stack Policies For Max Coverage
• 5th Circ. Ruling Paves The Way For Private FLSA Deals
• House GOP Calls For Probe Into Funding Of Health Reform Law
• DOJ Antitrust Probe Eyes Chesapeake Over Oil, Gas Rights
• Goldman Programmer Busted Again, This Time By NY State
• LCD Makers Can't Ax Motorola Foreign Injury Claims
• 3rd Circ. Raises Cert. Bar In Wal-Mart Janitors' FLSA Case
• CFTC Member Floats Insurance Fund For Futures Co. Failures
• Dechert Adds Hong Kong M&A Partner From Orrick
• Stryker Hit With 1st Metal Hip Implant Suit Since Recall
• Texas Court Must Address Liability Exclusions Case: 5th Circ.
• FTC's $23M Google Fine Warns Cos. To Keep Privacy Promises
• Ex-Intel Engineer Gets 3 Years For Trade Secrets Theft
• Sierra Club Loses Bid To Halt Keystone Work During Appeal
• Dewey Sweetens $90.4M Retiree Settlement Pitch
• Judge Erases $147M Patent Verdict Against RIM
• Ex-Pfizer CEO Kindler Joins Health Care VC Firm Lux
• Northern States Power Will Pay $40M For Superfund Cleanup
• Ex-UBS Traders Reach Deals In Libor Probe
• CFPB Mortgage Servicing Reforms Aim For Fewer Surprises
• DOJ Taps Prosecutor As First Whistleblower Ombudsman
• Scientific-Atlanta, Motorola Beat Fraud Claims In Adelphia MDL
• US Immune From Islamic Group's Surveillance Suit: 9th Circ.
• Lloyd's-Visa Deal May Boost Coverage For Calif. Privacy Rows
• Insider Trading Witness Admits To Lying To FBI
• 10th Circ. Won't Revive Class Bid In Cox Set-Top Box Case
• Senate Again Sends DC Circ. Pick Back To White House
• Dole, Others Beat Banana Farmers' Chemical Exposure Suit
• ABA Amends Disclosure Of Client Information Rules
• EPA Can Make Utah Revise Emissions Rule, 10th Circ. Says
• Once-Thriving Asbestos Claim Stamped Out By MDL Ruling
• American Airlines Pilots Ground Tentative Labor Deal
• 7th Circ. Rules Personal Info On Tickets A Privacy Breach
• National Union Bests Empire Land Execs' D&O Suit
• Novartis Keeps Grip On Eye Drug Patent In Fed. Circ.
• NY Court Backs Del. Test For Spotting Derivative Suits
• Doctors Say Laws Are Interfering With Patient Relationships
• Baker Hostetler Lures Litigation Pro From Winston & Strawn
• Disabled Job Trainees Protected By ADA, 6th Circ. Says
• Ex-Deloitte Chicago Partner Cops To Insider Trading
• Venable Adds Sidley Austin Atty To NY Real Estate Group
• 2nd Circ. Lowers Bar For SEC Claims Against Fraud Abettors
• SEC Drops FCPA Probe Of Offshore Driller Hercules
• Samsung Attys Hit Back At Apple's User Confusion Experts
• Google, Oracle Must Reveal Any Payments To Writers
• Roche Could Wield Fla. Law Ruling In Other Accutane Suits
• FAA Seeks Up To $163M In Safety Penalties Against AMR
• Durbin Rips $7B Visa, MasterCard Interchange Settlement
• Jury Hears Alleged Insider Trader On Tape Discussing Tips
• Filed Rate Doctrine Won't Bar Milk Mispricing Claims: 9th Circ.
• House Committee Seeks Volcker Alternative
• RSUI Doesn't Have To Cover 2008 Manhattan Crane Collapse
• Kasowitz Can't Collect $7M From Duane Reade, Court Says
• DC Circ. Revives Ex-State Dept. Worker's Age Bias Suit
• Senators Demand Bigger Capital Reserves At Top Banks
• Judge OKs Settlement In Blockbuster Privacy Abuse Suit
• Morgan Stanley's $5M Antitrust Settlement Gets Green Light
• Calif. DAs Sue Walgreen For $60M Over Toxic Waste Disposal
• SNR Denton Nabs Project Finance Vet From DLA Piper In NY
• Cozen O'Connor Picks Up Loeb & Loeb M&A Chair
• Peregrine Trustee OK'd To Subpoena JPMorgan, Others
• Brocade Wins $112M In Trade Secrets Battle With A10
• Carnival Faces $400M Suit Over Costa Concordia Wreck Death
• Pfizer Will Pay $60M To End Foreign Bribery Probes
• 2nd Circ. Lets Citigroup Off Hook For 9/11 Legal Fees
• Fed Fines MetLife Bank $3.2M Over 'Unsound' Foreclosures
• Apple Expert Pressed On Differences In Samsung Devices
• Ex-Galleon Employee Takes Stand At Hedge Fund Chief's Trial
• Fidelity Policies Appear Flexible In 6th Circ. Theft Ruling
• Deadline For $90M Dewey Clawback Deal Extended
• ABA Panel Toughens Job Data Reporting Rules For Law Schools
• Cohen Milstein Partner Gets Nod To Serve On EEOC
• Judge Revives CFTC Suit Against Indicted Sentinel Execs
• J&J Win Affirmed In 5th Circ. Mesh Warning Appeal
• Paper Co. Should Face Price-Fixing Claims, 2nd Circ. Rules
• Duane Morris Adds Real Estate Pro In San Diego
• Paul Floats Bill To Allow Dying Access To Unapproved Drugs
• 2nd Circ. Says German Bank Can Bring $60M CDO Suit
• EBay Can't Duck Class Action Over Mobile User Fees
• After High Court Remand, 7th Circ. Nixes Ex-Gov.'s Retrial Bid
• $3B Suit Says GM Forced Saab From China, Into Bankruptcy
• Sierra Club Loses Bid To Stop Keystone Pipeline Construction
• US Opens Up Military Land For Green Energy Projects
• Regulators Say Standard Chartered Flouted Iran Sanctions
• Kerr-McGee, E&Y Paying $37M To End Tronox Securities MDL
• CME Group Can't Shake Antitrust Claims In USFE Suit
• Apple Marketing Exec 'Shocked' By Look Of Samsung Devices
• Marvell Didn't Fire Insider Who Shared Tips, Jury Hears
• BDO Seidman Denied Coverage For $55M In Punitive Damages
• Google, HTC Beat Class Action Over Nexus One 3G Promises
• Greenberg Traurig, TD Bank Sanctioned In Rothstein Case
• Senate GOP Tries To Block DC Circ. Nominee For 2nd Time
• Nasdaq Raises $62M Cost Estimate Over Facebook IPO Fallout
• Fed. Circ. Lifts Sales Ban On Generic Lovenox
• EA Calls Zynga Facebook Game A Ripoff Of 'The Sims'
• 8th Circ. Reopens Suit Over Cymbalta Suicide Risks
• Fulbright & Jaworski Hires Construction Pro From SNR Denton
• Locke Lord Adds Securitization, Finance Head From Nixon
• Judge Declines To Sanction Samsung But Scolds 'Theatrics'
• Zurich, Amerisure Avoid Tab In Cement Cos.' Antitrust Suits
• 7th Circ. Orders NCR To Spend $70M More On Superfund Site
• DLA Piper Hires Cooley Private Equity, Tech Partner
• Senate Revives Privacy Board But Leaves It Leaderless
• Ex-Tuesday Morning CEO Says Cancer Diagnosis Led To Firing
• Bill Aims To Halt Weapons Contracts Until DOD Ends Audit
• J&J Settles Risperdal Marketing Claims From DOJ, States
• Insider Trading Witness Says Analysts Often Chat Up Insiders
• SAP To Pay $306M In Damages Over Oracle Copyright Suit
• Underbids Can Count As False Claims, 9th Circ. Says
• Apple Seeks Infringement Sanction For Samsung Media Leak
• Dukes Dooms Wackenhut Security Guard Class In Break Suit
• GOP Bill To Curb Dodd-Frank Rule Risks Repeat Of 2008
• Cox Smith Lures 2 K&L Gates Partners To Dallas
• Diamondback Manager Gets Probation For Insider Trading
• Judge Wants BNY Mellon Deposed Over $8.5B BofA Settlement
• Fried Frank Adds Hogan Lovells Energy Partner In DC
• 2nd Circ. Lets GE, Nat'l Grid Off Hook For PCBs At NY Site
• 7th Circ. Says Links Don't Infringe Porn Co.'s Copyrights
• Senate Shuts Down Bipartisan Cybersecurity Bill
• 2nd Circ. Vacates Traders' Convictions In 'Squawk Box' Trial
• GOP Members Say Interior IG Was Biased On Drilling Ban
• Steve Madden Ponies Up $10M To Quash Text Spam Suit
• Herbert Smith Raids Chadbourne To Staff New NY Office
• Bristol-Myers Squibb Exec Accused of Insider Trading
• Ex-Robbins Geller Atty Faces Sanctions Over Inflated Expenses
• Monsanto Wins $1B Verdict In DuPont Seed Patent Row
• FTC's Child Privacy Tweaks Bring Ad Networks Under Scrutiny
• Comcast Says FCC's Tennis Channel Ruling Was Out Of Bounds
• DC Circ. Orders TSA To Explain Delay On Body Scanner Rule
• House Approves New Sanctions Against Iran's Energy Fronts
• Analyst Says He Passed Marvell Tips To Whitman
• Fed. Circ. Says ITC Misconstrued Terms In Nokia Patent Case
• Transocean Insurers Launch New Suit Over BP Spill Claims
• 9th Circ. Blocks Arizona's New Late-Term Abortion Ban
• Former IndyMac Execs Reach $6M Settlement Over MBS Claims
• Former Freddie Mac Counsel Joins Shapiro Lifschitz In DC
• Shipping Co. Crowley Fined $17M Over Price-Fixing Scheme
• LG Display Escapes Wash. State Price-Fixing Suit
• Madoff Trustee Wants Merkin's $410M Deal With NY Blocked
• Proskauer Adds Seyfarth Labor Pro For Whistleblower Group
• Tobacco Cos.' Suit Over FDA Science Panel Picks Proceeds
• 9th Circ. Says BLM's Approval Of $2B Power Line Stands
• Baker Hostetler Adds Baker Botts Employment Pro In Houston
• Samsung Atty Defends Release Of Banned Apple Trial Evidence
• Chevron, Transocean Told To Stop Drilling Amid Spill Probe
• Government Expands Probe Into GSA Scandal
• Avon Negotiating With Feds To Settle FCPA Probe