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New York - July, 2006

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• Court Bounces Slew Of Claims Against Smith Barney
• Latham & Watkins Nets Federal Prosecutor
• State Attorneys General Reject Revised Plavix Deal
• Adelphia's DIP Loan Extension Approved
• In Reversal, FDA Opens Door To Morning-After Pill
• As New Fees Crop Up, Delta & Creditors Seek Oversight
• Ex-Telecom Exec Settles IPO Spinning Case
• FBI Raids Bristol-Myers Over Plavix Deal
• WorldCom's Ebbers Loses Bid To Scrap Conviction
• SEC Adds Defendants To Insider-Trading Suit
• Judge OKs SGI Disclosure As Patent Spat Is Resolved
• Ex-Suncoast Chief Liable For Kickback Scheme
• Delphi Creditors Aim To Use SEC Data In GM Lawsuit
• EMI, Warner Call Off Merger Talks After Antitrust Ruling
• Fairfax Hits Hedge Funds With $5B Suit
• Visa, MasterCard Resolve Suits Over Foreign Fees
• DOJ Launches Criminal Probe Into Plavix Deal
• Sixth Circuit Nixes Dow Corning Creditors' Interest Rate
• Fed. Circuit Upholds Ruling In Cell Phone Dispute
• Tower Automotive Retains Duff & Phelps
• Banks Lose $99M To Global Crossing Investors
• Apple Hit With Antitrust Class Action Over iPods
• Freddie Mac Settlement Gets Preliminary Approval
• SEC Expands Probe Into $46M Payments To Delphi
• Langone Appeal Denied In Spitzer Suit
• Refco Nixes Deal To Sell Unit's Customer Accounts
• Investment Bank Must Return $4.6M In Fees: Judge
• Adelphia Seeks Ownership Of Small Cable Network
• Suit Over Semiconductor Wafers Settled
• St. Vincent Sells Off Hospital In $15M Deal
• On Eve Of Hearing, Langone Lashes At Spitzer
• Arbitration Panel Rules In LG Philips' Favor
• Upsher-Smith, Unigene Sue Apotex After ANDA Filing
• SEC Investigates Par Pharmaceutical
• Plan Slows Infighting Among Adelphia's Creditors
• Delphi Eyeing Sale Of Two Units
• Plavix Ruling From Attorneys General Imminent
• Latham & Watkins Entices Competition Attorney
• Van Der Moolen Washes Its Hands Of Stock Fraud
• Gordian Bids For Chapter 15 Recognition In U.S.
• Solvent Refco Unit Agrees To Pay $127.5M
• French Court Mulls Eurotunnel's Future
• Comair To Throw Out Flight Attendants' Contract
• America's Top Health Litigators: Drinker Biddle & Reath
• Sony BMG Hit With Broadened Complaint
• RxUSA Files New Suit Against Wholeseller
• Class Action Against Marsh & McLennan To Proceed
• Waddell & Reed To Pay $50M In Market-Timing Probe
• Judge Approves Meridian Reorganization Plan
• Rogers Funds Agree To $2.3B Refco Unit Settlement
• Par Pharmaceutical Hit With Securities Suits
• America's Top Health Litigators: Reed Smith
• PlusFunds Sues Standard & Poor For Copyright
• Wells Fargo Urges Approval Of $246M Delta Deal
• PlusFunds Sues Standard & Poor Over Copyright
• Erbitux Trial Awaits Judge's Decision
• Roche Rallies In Wake Of Enzo Biochem Ruling
• Two Months Later, eBay Decision Begins To Trickle Down
• ImClone, Merck Reach Deal Over Erbitux
• Judge OKs St. Vincent's $21.2M Hospital Sell-Off
• Suit Alleges Conspiracy Among Drug Cos., Wholesalers
• Northwest Looks To Finalize $1.4B DIP Loan
• Varig To Auction Assets After All
• Eurotunnel Creditors Set To Discuss Plan Of Action
• U.S. Trustee Fights Werner's $6M Payout Plan
• Great Lakes Bancorp Agrees To $20M Settlement
• Regulation Would Hurt Consumers, Card Issuers Claim
• Court Issues Markman Ruling In Enzo Biochem Case
• Hedge Fund Must Sell Delphi Shares, Judge Rules
• Bush Vetoes Stem-Cell Funding On "Moral" Grounds
• E-mails Question FDA Review Process For Ketek
• Encore Medical Shareholders Target $870M Merger
• Pay Phone Company Calls For Damages
• America's Top Health Litigators: Sidley Austin
• NASD Smacks Three Brokerage Giants With Fines
• Tower Auto Fights Back Goldman Sachs Claim
• Varig Restructuring Bid Hits The Tarmac
• Settlement Gets To Heart Of Stent Lawsuit
• Federal Preemption Of State Payment Requirements In Securities Class Actions
• America's Top Health Litigators: Jones Day
• Northwest Reaches Last-Minute Deal With Union
• XM Radio Asks Judge To Throw Out Copyright Suit
• Senate Clears Stem-Cell Funding As Veto Looms
• Ex-Van Der Moolen Specialists Convicted Of Fraud
• Oneida Agrees To Buyout By Two Hedge Funds
• Shadow Of Veto Clouds Senate Stem-Cell Vote
• Embattled Milberg Weiss Tapped As Lead Counsel
• Pfizer Stuck With 17 New Lipitor Suits
• Hedge Fund Files Ch. 11 Against Cellular Company
• America's Top Health Litigators: Fitzpatrick, Cella
• NYU Blasts Autodesk With Suit Over Animation Patents
• Refco, Bennett Defrauded Austrian Affiliate, Suit Claims
• Parmalat Case Sours For Citigroup
• Former Merrill Lynch Analyst Enters Guilty Plea
• As Exchanges Merge, Antitrust Issues Loom
• Adelphia Seeks DIP Financing Extension
• Delta Asks For More Cash For Law Firms
• Merrill Lynch Gives Delta A Break—For A Price
• Wiped Out By Verdict, Train Maker Begs For Time
• Gabelli To Pay $130M In DOJ Settlement
• America's Top Health Litigators: Kaye Scholer
• Shareholders Show Interest In Oneida
• KPMG Sued By Former Employees Over Legal Fees
• Leading Firm Fashions Stock Options Task Force
• Financial Advisors Earn Big Dollars In Bankruptcies: Study
• Delphi Union Opposes $60M Executive Bonus
• NYSE Fines Van Der Moolen $3.5M For Misconduct
• Recent Developments Regarding Permanent Injunctions In Patent Cases
• Silicon Valley Counsel: Cadence's Smith McKeithen
• Adelphia Gains More Time In Reorganization
• SEC Bids To Tighten Naked Short-Selling Rules
• Copyright Suit Over Proposed WTC Architecture Settled
• SEC Broadens Stock Options Probe
• FTC Scrutiny Casts Doubt On Plavix Settlement
• Varig Creditors To Decide If Airline Bid Will Take Flight
• Future Looks Grim For Charitable Hospitals
• Bear Stearns To Settle Sterling Foster Suits
• Delta Asks To Repay $242M In Debt To Resolve Suit
• Airlines Weighed Down By Class Action Suits
• Duane Morris Entices Bankruptcy Veteran
• Judge May Modify Terms Of Telecom Deals
• More Price-Fixing Suits Filed Against Airlines
• Thompson Hine Bolsters Bankruptcy Group
• 10 Stand-Out Firms Win Industry's Confidence
• Varig Deals Continue To Stall In Midair
• Gabelli Finds Funds For DOJ Settlement
• Lord Bissell's Health Care Practice Balloons
• Bracewell & Giuliani Scores Bankruptcy Veteran
• Illinois Files Bid-Rigging Suit Against Liberty Mutual
• The Incentive To Commit Securities Fraud Under Automatic Trading Plans
• Northwest Flight Attendants Vote To Switch Unions
• Northwest Nails Contract Date As Flight Attendants Vote
• New Lawsuits Target Bayou Investors
• Refco Unit Warns Sphinx Investors Of Losses
• Willkie Farr Nabs Freshfields Antitrust Head
• Greenberg Lashes Back At AIG
• Judge OKs Shareholder Suit Against Viacom
• Oneida's Bankruptcy Plan Opposed
• NetRatings, Unica Settle Patent Feud
• Silicon Graphics Revamps Reorganization Plan
• Meridian Files Third Chapter 11 Plan
• Creditor Holds Up Deal With Refco Unit
• Wachovia Forks Over $25M In Research Scandal