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Corporate - September, 2012

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• Chesapeake Can't Duck Derivative Suit Over $2B Stock Offering
• Calif.'s Expanded Whistleblower Rights Pave Way For More Suits
• Judge Rejects Dodd-Frank Limits On Derivatives Contracts
• Former Mercury Execs Can't Shake SEC's Backdating Suit
• Janus Defeats Investor Suit Over Exec Pay Package
• Proposed Libor Fixes May Open Door To New Benchmark
• High Court To Weigh Gov't Immunity In FCRA Class Action
• Feds Win Bid To Withhold Social Networking Info In FOIA Suit
• House Approves Expanded Federal Whistleblower Protections
• BofA Strikes Historic $2.43B Settlement Over Merrill Buy
• Alger Can't Evade Investment Manager's Whistleblower Suit
• Calif. Mortgage Reforms Usher In Regulatory Crackdown
• Dodd-Frank Whistleblower Ruling May Spark Retaliation Suits
• Ex-IRS Official Charged With Conflict After Taking Bank Job
• Shell May Have Upper Hand In High Court Alien Tort Battle
• Former CBS Exec Launches Sex Discrimination Suit
• SEC Gets Tough On Muni Conflicts With $12M Goldman Fine
• Bank Threw CEO Under The Bus Over Refco Fallout, Suit Says
• DC Circ. Denies API En Banc Hearing Of EPA Emissions Suit
• Fastenal Managers' Jobs Too Varied For Class Cert.: Judge
• FINRA To Scrutinize Incentives In Sale Of Complex Investments
• 1st Circ. Sides With Nationwide In Employee Testing Suit
• Judge Backs Broad Whistleblower Definition Under Dodd-Frank
• Judge To Keep J&J CEO Off Stand In Risperdal Case
• Despite Complaints, FTC Unlikely To Budge On COPPA Rule
• Judge Upholds Ban On Lobbyists Serving On Trade Boards
• CFPB's Tough Tactics Rubbing Off On Other Regulators
• Blue Cross, Others Duck Hospital Group GC's Firing Claims
• Ex-Credit Suisse Exec Charged With Inflating Mortgage Bonds
• NYSE, Nasdaq Weigh In On Exec Pay Adviser Independence
• FSIA Exception Applies In Austrian Injury Suit: 9th Circ.
• Sony Units Get Plug Pulled On Customer Data Suit
• HP Beats Investor Claims Over Ex-CEO's Severance
• Hecla Board Escapes Derivative Suit Over Mine Accident
• Apple Shareholders Join Push For Cybersecurity Disclosures
• White House Targets Contractors With Anti-Trafficking Order
• 6th Circ. Nixes Most Of Ex-Chrysler Execs' Benefits Suit
• CFPB's Broad Doc Request Ruffles Feathers
• Allstate Agents Are Contractors, Not Employees, Judge Says
• Employment Cases To Watch In The New High Court Term
• NLRB Judge Shoots Down 'Chilling' Social Media Policy
• Gabelli Market-Timing Case Will Get Supreme Court Review
• $500M AUO Price-Fixing Verdict Highlights Risks Of Trial
• 7th Circ. Broadens ERISA Whistleblower Protections
• Wal-Mart Can't Toss Bias Claims From Narrowed Dukes Class
• Facebook Can Keep Deceased Beauty Queen's Info Private
• Tyco Hands Over $26M To End FCPA Cases
• Senate Passes Decades-Old International Patent Treaties
• Wal-Mart Aims To Shield Execs From Investor's Bribery Probe
• 9th Circ. To Mull Concepcion In KeyBank Loan Suit Rehearing
• Rambus' Royalties From Hynix Reduced Over Destroyed Docs
• Apple Wants $700M More From Samsung In Patent Battle
• 9th Circ. Leaves Climate Change Suits Up To State Law
• Fox Presses Judge To Block Dish Ad-Skipping Service
• Alcatel-Lucent Unit Reaches $4M Deal To Quash FCA Suit
• SC Johnson Bribery Claims Not Preempted, 7th Circ. Says
• 11th Circ. Tosses Royal Caribbean Legionnaire's Suit
• $304M Attys' Fees In Grupo Mexico Case Survive Challenge
• Discover Says It Will Pay $200M To Cardholders Over Fees
• Standard Chartered Seals $340M NY Deal Over Iran Violations
• When Journalists Tweet: Social Media Tips For Media Cos.
• BP Plans Rosneft Investment Using TNK-BP Sale Proceeds
• Mixing Agency Rules May Mean More Taxable Medical Devices
• A Closer Look At Ill.'s New Environmental Legislation
• How NY Wage Law Brings More Flexibility To Employers
• German Court Hands Loss To Apple In Samsung Patent Fight
• NY Life Insurers: Brace For Captive Reinsurer Scrutiny
• US, EU Sign Off On Universal's $1.9B EMI Buy
• Three Bayer Probiotics False Ad Class Actions Revived
• Orthofix, Pfizer FCPA Cases A Sign Of What's To Come
• Dewey Ex-Partners' $71M Clawback Deal Remains In Limbo
• Apple Loses Bid To Trademark IPhone Music Icon
• Health Law's Employer Mandate Draws Challenge From Okla.
• Courts Struggle To Lay Out Social Media Discovery Limits
• Regulators OK Shell Preparatory Drilling In Beaufort Sea
• Calif. Atty Sued Over Spycams In Coffee Bean Restrooms
• FTC Sets Sights On High Court Pay-For-Delay Fight
• Sen. Committee Approves Decades-Old Int'l Patent Treaties
• SEC Faces FOIA Suit Over High-Frequency Trading Docs
• 2nd Circ. Pulls Plug On KeySpan Price Inflation Antitrust Suit
• Fast And Furious Report Lands DOJ's Breuer In Hot Seat
• House Approves Ban On Contaminated Chinese Drywall
• Dewey's $70M Ex-Partner Clawback Deal On Hold
• JPMorgan May Have Misled Regulators, FERC Claims
• Pot Law Doesn't Protect Fired Wal-Mart Worker, 6th Circ. Says
• Microsoft's German IP Win Opens Door For Motorola Sales Ban
• Lessons From Google's Restrictions On Anti-Islamic Film
• House Bypasses SEC To Define Muni Bond Advisers
• Samsung To Rope IPhone 5 Into Apple Smartphone Patent War
• Actress Can't Make Google Pull Anti-Islam Film From YouTube
• AU Optronics Fined $500M, Execs Jailed For LCD Price-Fixing
• Predictions For DOJ's Upcoming FCPA Guidance
• How To Protect Inventions Under New Novelty Statute
• Searching For Swap Regulation Relief Under Dodd-Frank
• Politics Delay Senate Vote On 6-Month Stopgap Budget
• 6th Circ. Revives RICO Case Against John Hancock, Law Firm
• High Court Won't Block Texas Interim Redistricting Plan
• Actress Sues Google, Producer Over Anti-Islamic Film
• GOP 'War On Coal' Bill Will Get Vetoed, White House Says
• JC Penney Seeks To Disqualify Jones Day In Macy's Suit
• Novak Druce, Connolly Bove Merging To Form IP Boutique
• EPA Scores Another Win In NRG Plant Pollution Suit
• Full Tilt Poker Exec Pleads Guilty To Bank Fraud
• McDermott Lures Fenwick Patent Pro In Silicon Valley
• AK Steel Will Fork Over $16M To Settle ERISA Suit
• IG's Fast And Furious Report Rips DOJ, ATF For Failures
• Ex-AIG Brass Rip NY AG's Objection To $115M Settlement
• HCA Fined $16.5M Over Whistleblower FCA Kickback Claims
• Deutsche Worker Says She Was Axed Over 'Mommy-Track' Suit
• Gibson Dunn Nabs Life Sciences IP Partner For Dallas Office
• Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo Face Clash Over $73B In MBS
• Key Provisions From FTC's Marketing Guide For Apps
• Japanese Freight Co. To Pay $2.3M In Price-Fixing Probe
• Milberg Clients Denied Class Cert. In Malpractice Suit
• A Look At 16 Years Of EEA Prosecutions
• Apple, Publishers Offer EU E-Book Antitrust Fixes
• New Concepts Under FTC Rule For Pharma Patent Deals
• Chicago Teachers Union Ends Weeklong Strike
• LG Can't Escape LCD MDL Despite Coming Clean To DOJ
• Expect More Exits From K&L Gates, Ex-Partners Say
• Former Martha Stewart Living GC's Severance Suit Gets Axed
• Judge Rules Ariz. Can Enforce Immigration Law
• UK Royals Win Bid To Block Topless Photos In France
• Peregrine CEO's Son Boldly Blames US Bank For Father's Fraud
• Fed. Circ. Clarifies Burden Of Proof In Medtronic IP Case
• Morgan Stanley Nixes $5M Broker Award Over FINRA Conflict
• Chubb Off Hook For Starwood's $10M Defense Bill
• JPMorgan Defends Dewey's $71M Clawback Plan
• Pa. High Court Orders Review Of Voter ID Restrictions
• Wyeth Investors Win Class Cert. In Suit Over Pristiq Risks
• Greenberg's $25B Suit Over AIG Bailout Allowed To Proceed
• DC Circ. Backs Political Ad Rule In Donor Disclosure Fight
• Gibson Dunn Snags Former DOJ Antitrust Prosecutor
• Fortescue Lands $4.5B Loan From JPMorgan, Credit Suisse
• Fannie Mae Taps Ex-Pfizer Litigation Chief For GC Role
• Net Neutrality Groups To Challenge AT&T's FaceTime Plan
• 6 Areas To Watch In The Upcoming FTC Green Guides
• McKenna Long Lands Ex-Alston & Bird Real Estate Partner
• Judge OKs $40M BofA Deal With Ex-Advisers Amid Objections
• Google's Motorola Secures ITC Probe Of Apple Devices
• Merck Strikes Damages Deal In Fosamax Bellwether Case
• Samsung Can't Kill Galaxy Tab Ban In Apple Feud, For Now
• Barnes & Thornburg Partner Sued Over Receivership Role
• Hogan Lovells Lands 5 IP Aces In San Fran, Silicon Valley
• Deepwater Victims' Attys Spar Over Discovery For $8B Deal
• Judge Adds $5M To Citrix's $10M Penalty Over SSL Patent
• Ex-Howrey Attys Brace For Potential Clawback Suits
• Kinder Morgan Settles $45M Pipeline Cost Overrun Suit
• 6th Circ. Junks Goodyear's Securities Suit Coverage Claims
• 2nd Circ. Suspends Authors' Copyright Case Against Google
• Sallie Mae To Pay $24M To Settle TCPA Suit Over Debt Calls
• Merrill Lynch Can't Shake $10M Award To Ex-Brokers
• Citibank Denies Conspiring Against Dewey Partners
• O'Melveny Nabs Veteran DOJ Official For White Collar Team
• Peregrine CEO Admits $100M Scam, Stays In Jail
• 5th Circ. Affirms Class Cert. In Countrywide Loan Fee Suit
• Sen. Unveils Anti-Discrimination Bill For Pregnant Workers
• Judge Hacks 'Breathtaking' $3M Kramer Levin Bill To $475K
• Wis. Bargaining Law's Fate May Bode Ill For Copycats
• Holland & Knight Hires SNR Denton White Collar Veteran
• In Context: BSEE's New Guidance To Offshore Wells
• Ensuring Service Interruption Coverage
• US Challenges Chinese Auto Subsidies In WTO
• Chicago Asks Court To End Teachers' Strike As Deal Stalls
• The CFPB Company Portal — It's Your Company's Radar
• Interpreting JOBS Act Ambiguities
• Citi, SEC Lash Back At Rakoff Over Rejected $285M MBS Deal
• Top NLRB Lawyer Breached Rules In Wal-Mart Probe: Report
• Tobacco Cos. Ask High Court To Hear Engle Due Process Claims
• Calif. Court Upholds Ex-Sequenom Exec's Defamation Claim
• 6th Circ. Says FDIC Can't Recover $765M In AmFin Dispute
• GOP Reps. Pass 'No More Solyndras' Bill To Nix Energy Loans
• Bain, Others Must Show Harm To Shield Docs In Antitrust Case
• RSUI Off Hook For $65M Forest Lab Drug Info Settlement
• Louisiana Citizens To Spend $60M To End Katrina, Rita Suits
• Kuehne & Nagel Pays $28M To End Cargo Price-Fixing Claims
• ITC Judge Rejects Samsung's Bid To Ban IPhone Imports
• GAO Says Picard Not Biased When Assessing Madoff Claims
• Exxon Defeats EEOC Age Bias Suit Over Retirement Policy
• Jury Awards L'Oreal Unit $12M In Skin Brush Patent Case
• Taking Stock: The AIA At 1 Year
• NYSE Will Pay $5M To End SEC's Data Access Claims
• Argentine Bribery Whistleblower Seeks $100M From Siemens
• Capital One To Pay $10M To Settle Suit Over APR Hikes
• Ex-Sigma Exec Denies Antitrust Tactics In Pipe Fitting Case
• NFL Pushes For Calif. Venue In Brain Injury Insurance Row
• Wash. High Court Says Anti-Gay Bias Law Isn't Retroactive
• McGuireWoods Dodges Bankrupt Hospital's Malpractice Suit
• 3 Telecom Giants Will Pay $12M To Settle Wildfire Claims
• Judge Temporarily Blocks STOCK Act Enforcement
• 4th Circ. Says Dollar Tree Sex Bias Claims Time-Barred
• House Passes Stopgap Bill To Fund Government For 6 Months
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Win For Cable Cos. In Data Patent MDL
• Husch Blackwell Lures Environmental Pro From Patton Boggs
• DLA Piper Under Fire For ZTE Work Due To Trade Concerns
• Groups Back BofA In AIG's $10B RMBS Appeal In 2nd Circ.
• House Panel Moves To Block HHS Welfare Waiver Rule
• Milbank Hires Ex-Chadbourne Latin American M&A Pro In NY
• Squire Sanders Adds Enviro Pro From Hunton & Williams
• $52M Jury Verdict Overturned In Gene Test Patent Row
• 'Pink Slime' Maker Slaps ABC With $1.2B Defamation Suit
• Ex-Stanford Exec Gets 3 Years For Obstructing Ponzi Probe
• Ex-Jenkens Atty Admits Role In $100M Tax Shelter Fraud
• Kirkland & Ellis Snags Ex-Goldman Sachs Counsel
• 5th Circ. Holds Chesapeake To $20M Judgment Over Failed Deal
• Appraisal Awards Support Bad Faith Claims, Fla. Court Says
• Obama May Veto GOP Bill Aiming To Stop Defense Cuts
• Santander Owes BNY Mellon $308M In Bond Row, Judge Says
• House Renews FISA Amendments For 5 More Years
• Row Over Merkin's Madoff Feeder Funds Partly Revived
• Hyatt Can't Use AIA To Kill Last-Minute Patent Suit: Judge
• MF Global Trustees Deny Layoffs Stepped On WARN Act
• Fairfax Fails In Bid To Recover In 'Bear Raid' Suit
• HHS Secretary Broke Law With Obama Endorsement: OSC
• NCR Loses $15M Bid For Appleton Share Of Superfund Cleanup
• Judge Reverses Dismissal Of 1,700 Cases In Asbestos MDL
• Willkie Farr Real Estate Expert Heads To Bryan Cave
• Auto-Lighting Price-Fixing Charges Survive Dismissal Bid
• Hunton & Williams Adds CFPB Atty To DC Office
• Peregrine Trustee Holds Off On Plan To Return $123M In Funds
• Bryan Cave Upsets $11M Malpractice Award On Appeal
• ITC To Reconsider LED Patent Validity In Osram-LG War
• Ex-Madoff Controller To Plead Guilty, Prosecutors Say
• How To Obtain Best Outcome From OSHA Inspection
• US Wants $1B Fine Against AU Optronics For LCD Price-Fixing
• Deloitte's Counterclaims Stand In Actrade Securities Case
• Title II Doesn't Cover Employment Bias Claims: 10th Circ.
• Jury Doubles Wynn's Award To $40M In Slander Case
• House Mulls Quick-Fix Spending Bill To Buy 6 More Months
• La. AG Calls Foul On $7.8B Deepwater Settlement
• 7th Circ. Tosses Merrill Lynch Bias Suit Over Bonus Plan
• Twitter Ordered To Submit OWS Protester's Tweets By Friday
• Katten Adds Ex-Sidley Structured Finance Pro
• Goodwin Procter Adds Kirkland M&A, PE Partner In Calif.
• 9th Circ. Blocks San Francisco's Cellphone Warning Law
• Apple Argues To Keep Galaxy Tab Ban In Place
• 6 Federal Courthouses To Close In Cost-Cutting Measure
• Peregrine CEO Admits To $200M Fraud, Inks Plea Agreement
• Penalties Against Music Downloader Not Too Hefty: 8th Circ.
• GOP Slammed For Using Marshals To Serve DOE Subpoenas
• Toshiba To Pay Direct LCD Buyers $30M In Price-Fixing MDL
• Mayer Brown Scores Kilpatrick Patent Litigation Pro
• Jailed UBS Tax Whistleblower Gets $104M IRS Award
• Opposition To $7B Visa, MasterCard Swipe Fee Deal Grows
• Promoter Drops $17M Lloyd's Claim Over Michael Jackson
• NY Officials Helped Law Firm Reap Millions In Fees: Suit
• Retailer's Severance Pay Not Subject To FICA Tax: 6th Circ.
• KPMG Can't Get Fraud Suit Over Rangers Audit Tossed
• Barnes & Thornburg Grabs L&E Partner From Seyfarth Shaw
• Haynes And Boone Settles $118M Antitrust Malpractice Suit
• 9/11 Responders Gain Federal Cancer Coverage
• Insurer Off Hook For Intel Antitrust Defense
• EPA's Spot On Deepwater Panel Could Speed Up Damages Talks
• BNY Mellon Investor Suit Over Lehman Losses Trimmed
• 9th Circ. Vacates $60M NuVasive Trademark Verdict
• Carr Miller Receiver Hits Firm's Ex-GC With $31M Suit
• 9th Circ. Grounds Chuck Yeager's Publicity Rights Suit
• Senate Dems Eye GOP Support For Smaller Mortgage Refi Bill
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Maker Must Pay $20M In Wynn Slander Case
• GSK Not Liable For Homicide Linked To Paxil Generic: Judge
• HSBC Hits Troutman Sanders With $75M Malpractice Suit
• Jenner & Block Lands DHS Privacy Chief To Help Build Practice
• Judge Peels Copyright Claim From Warhol Banana IP Suit
• Ex-Booz Allen Exec's $23M Suit Over Carlyle Deal Tossed
• King & Spalding Picks Up Patent Pro From Bingham McCutchen
• CFTC Pushes For Delay In Returning $123M In Peregrine Funds
• Transocean Eyes $1.5B Deepwater Settlement With Feds
• Pfizer Hit With $5M Jury Verdict In Prempro Battle
• Stephen Baldwin Says Jeffer Mangels Helped Costner Dupe Him
• iStar To Pay $29M To Settle Shareholder Class Action
• Marketing Co. Sues Ropes & Gray Over Shareholder Fallout
• Monsanto's $9M Seed Patent Win OK'd Without Treble Damages
• 2nd Circ. Lets Lilly Off Hook In Zyprexa Diabetes Suit
• White House Misses Sequestration Report Deadline
• El Paso Pays $110M To End Investor Suit Over Kinder Buy
• Health Issues Top Agenda As Congress Returns
• Scotts Miracle-Gro To Pay Record $12.5M Over Pesticides
• Employers Must Shift Disabled Workers To Open Jobs: 7th Circ.
• Ex-Troutman Atty's $120M Claim Can't Stop Nursing Home Deal
• Edwards Wildman Nabs Ex-Sidley Austin Insurance Pro
• Mayer Brown Lures Financing Partner From Haynes And Boone
• 6th Circ. Defers To FCC In Clear Channel Telemarketing Suit
• Sen. Grassley Questions SEC Security Contract Award
• SEC Can't Shake Investor Action Over $7B Stanford Fraud
• Chadbourne Halts Legal Fees Suit Against Insurance Broker
• Obama 'Hope' Artist Gets Probation For Evidence Tampering
• Favoring HTC, Judge Finds Wireless Patents Unenforceable
• ICP, Founder To Pay $24M In MBS Fraud Settlement
• Credit Union Watchdog Says UBS Falsely Sold $1.1B In RMBS
• 5th Circ. Lifts Block On Texas Voter Registration Rule
• Haynes And Boone Blameless, Says Ex-Texas High Court Judge
• LG To Pay $25M To Settle Cathode Ray Price-Fixing Claims
• Ben & Jerry's Gets Ice Cream-Themed Porn Banned For Now
• US Says BP Shielded Directors, Blamed Deepwater Rig Workers
• Novartis Ruling Helps NJ Drug Cos. Fend Off Punitive Damages
• Ariz. Win Won't End Fight Over Secret Ballot Law For Unions
• NRC Fuel Rule Review Leaves New Reactor Licenses In Limbo
• PSLRA Claims Need Proof Of False Statements: 9th Circ.
• Genentech, Xoma Beat Raptiva Warning Suit In 6th Circ.
• GAO Welfare Ruling Adds Congress To Agency Rulemaking Mix
• 20 Ex-Connolly Bove Attys Open New Firm In Delaware
• Apple Loses Bid To Delay Samsung Sales Ban Hearing
• Judge Delays Sentencing For AUO, Execs In LCD Price-Fixing
• 3 Publishers' E-Book Price-Fixing Deals Win Court Approval
• Sheppard Mullin's IP Growth Continues With Connolly Bove Pro
• Fed. Circ. Affirms K-Tec's $24M Win In Blender Patent Row
• 2nd Circ. Revives Goldman Sachs Mortgage Class Action
• Manatt Adds Ex-Dewey Banking, M&A Partner In NY
• Ex-Penguin Exec Accuses Publisher Of Age Discrimination
• Solar Trade War Heats Up As EU Probes Chinese Imports
• Owens-Illinois, Honeywell Escape $90M Asbestos Verdict
• 2nd Circ. Ensures Color's Place As Fashion Trademark
• Nixon Peabody Must Face Suit Alleging It Aided NewPoint Fraud
• Ben & Jerry's Sues Porn Co. Over Ice Cream-Themed Titles
• Ex-Dewey CFO Finds New Job At Fla.'s Greenspoon Marder
• 8th Circ. Blocks Minn. Campaign Finance Law
• Romney Offers Up Plan To Reform Housing Market
• Thelen Ruling Could Kill Dewey's Unfinished Biz Strategy
• AT&T, Motorola, Qualcomm Dodge Wireless Antitrust Suit
• 11th Circ. Revives Suit Against Carnival Over Gun Death
• RBS Dodges Investors' Suit Over Subprime MBS
• Le-Nature's Trustee Rips K&L Gates' Pa. High Court Appeal
• Constar Directors Reach $23M Deal To Exit Investor Suit
• Skadden Adds Ex-WilmerHale Global Corporate Head In Boston
• Herbert Smith Hires Away 15 More Chadbourne Employees
• FDA Sued Over Delay On Pfizer Alzheimer's Drug Decision
• Arkin Says Partners Diverted Billing Docs Amid Dissolution
• Banks Ask Fed To Ease Stress Test Data Collection
• Mattel Says It Doesn't Owe Insurer Chunk Of $140M Bratz Fees
• Bayer Beats FCA Suit Over Off-Label Yaz Marketing
• WaMu Units Will Pay $26M To End MBS Class Action
• 3M, Avery Dennison Stick To Label Deal Despite DOJ Threat
• Allianz To Pay $10M To Settle States' Fixed Annuity Probe
• GAO Says Obama Welfare Policy Must Go Before Congress
• 3M Drops $550M Avery Deal After DOJ Threatens To Sue
• WilmerHale Lands FINRA Ace For Securities Team
• Hermes Accuses LVMH Of Insider Trading, Share Manipulation
• Fla. Ruling Fortifies US Courts' Power To Hear Drywall Suits
• Maine Says Medicaid Eligibility Rule Is Unconstitutional
• Merck Resolves $220M Vioxx Loss Claims In 5th Circ.
• American Airlines Cleared To Reject Pilot Contracts
• Fed. Circ. Shuts Down $626M Apple Verdict
• Edwards Wildman, Ex-Partner Headed To Trial Over Pay
• SEC Charges Ex-Stanford Execs Over Ponzi Fraud
• Ex-Broadcom, Altera Exec Cops To Insider Trading
• Democrats Push Renewables, Natural Gas In Platform
• American, United Must Face 9/11 Negligence Suit
• Seyfarth Shaw Lands Apotex's Ex-IP Head For Chicago Office
• Seyfarth Shaw Shakes Thelen Trustee's Clawback Suit
• Citigroup, Execs Targeted In $9B Euro Note Class Action
• Celgene, Agios Settle $1B UPenn Cancer Research Suits
• US Fires At BP With Deepwater Gross Negligence Claim