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New York - March, 2010

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• E&Y, KPMG Escape Fund Investors' Madoff Claims
• Cathay To Pay Fuel Consultants $2.3M In Contract Spat
• Greenberg Traurig Patent Malpractice Suit Survives
• Corrected: Sprint Nextel Loses Appeal On DBSD Claims
• 1st Circ. Affirms Toss Of Raytheon Copyright Suit
• Morgan Stanley Wriggles Out Of Suit Over $66M In ARS
• 'Sopranos' Photo Game Infringes AMI Trademark: Suit
• Rising Star: Reed Smith's Casey Ryan
• Allstate Owes Wyeth Defense For Ativan Suits: Judge
• Indonesia Wins 13-Year-Old Reinsurance Fraud Case
• SemGroup Litigation Trust Seeks $56M Recovery
• 2 Arrests Made In $1.7M Insider Trading Ring
• States Can't Bar Federal Class Actions: High Court
• After Settlements, Ciena Capital Eyes Ch. 11 Exit
• Door Reopens For Icahn In $700M WestPoint Sale
• Bayer Fails To Scrap Aspirin Marketing MDL
• Schottenfeld Group, SEC Reach $1.2M Galleon Deal
• Shareholder Suit Accusing AIG Of Waste Tossed
• CNet Founder Owes Sotheby's $4.4M For Paintings
• Rising Star: Mayer Brown's Sean Scott
• Rising Star: Winston & Strawn's Catherine Schumacher
• Rising Star: Fitzpatrick Cella's Colleen Tracy
• Gristede's Wins Protective Order In Sex Bias Suit
• Lyondell Settles $5.5B In Cleanup Claims
• County May Have Violated Pesticide Law: 2nd Circ.
• Fremont General Shareholder Suit Tossed
• DNA — Not Patentable Subject Matter ...
• Astra Told To Pay Dr. Reddy's Fees In Prilosec Suit
• Ex-Arnold & Porter Partner Gets Probation In Tax Case
• Gene Patent Ruling Could Shake Up Biotech
• BofA, Merrill Hit With New Gender Pay Bias Action
• FCPA Enforcement Actions Increasing In Scale: Report
• Techs Sue Carl Zeiss Over Exempt Reclassification
• Air France Must Produce Docs In Price-Fixing Case
• With Creditors' Support, Finlay Eyes Liquidation
• Does Next Justice Work Across Street From Obama?
• Cablevision Names Cable Veteran As Associate GC
• Australian Creditors OK'd To Sue Over Lehman Losses
• Wachovia Hedge Fund Spat Sent To FINRA Arbitration
• Sidley Life Sciences Patent Pro Joins Quinn Emanuel
• Malpractice Suit Against Paul Weiss Time-Barred
• Xerium Ducks Into Court To Slash $150M From Debt
• Insurers Want Chemtura Diacetyl Spat In State Court
• Madoff And The Scope Of SIPA Protection
• Greenberg Adds Restructuring Partner In London
• Queens Caterer Russo's Faces OT, Retaliation Action
• ADEA And Gross: Employers, Don't Relax Yet
• Classes In LCD Panel Antitrust Cases Certified
• EADS Gets Case Over Airbus A380 Delays Grounded
• Ex-IBM Exec Cops To Conspiracy Charge In Galleon Suit
• EPA Considers Regulations On Bisphenol A
• Justices Grill Attys In Foreign-Cubed Case
• Sandoz Antitrust Claims Nixed In Bayer's Yaz IP Suits
• Rising Star: Debevoise & Plimpton's Jyotin Hamid
• Rising Star: Akin Gump's Jeffrey King
• Istar Can't Nix Shareholder Class Suit Over Offering
• Fenwick Helps Cisco Close $3.4B Deal For Tandberg
• JPMorgan Tech Support Workers' OT Suit Crashes
• Judge Rejects Dish, Sprint Challenges To DBSD Plan
• Addressing The NYC Capacity Market
• Granting Third-Party Releases Under Chapter 15
• Recent Financing Trends In US M&A Deals
• Insurers Liable For Fulton Asbestos Defense: Judge
• Charter Investor Cries Foul On Ch. 11 Deal With Allen
• Plaintiffs' Lawyers Seek MDL For Pain Pump Suits
• Peer-To-Patent System Poised For Expansion: Kappos
• Rising Star: DLA Piper's Heidi Levine
• Newsday Wins Dismissal Of Sherman Act, RICO Claims
• Rising Star: Akin Gump's James Savin
• Wackenhut Guards Lose Bid For Retention Bonuses
• King & Spalding Adds Orrick Securities Litigator In DC
• The DOJ Truth-Seeking Mission
• Frommer Lawrence, Fox Rothschild Add Darby Attys
• Solow Should Repay $86M Loan To Citigroup: Court
• Cerberus Buys Health Care Group For $830M
• Ex-Associate Sues Sedgwick Over Unpaid Fees
• Panel Mulls Consolidating Toyota Gas Pedal Cases
• Rising Star: Quinn Emanuel's Victoria Maroulis
• Muni Derivatives Suit Against 16 Firms Moves Ahead
• Foreclosures Can Pose Hidden Enviro Risks For Banks
• SEC Wins Hack-And-Trade Suit Against Ukrainian Man
• Ropes & Gray Wants Patent Malpractice Suit Dismissed
• Contract Suit V. Ex-Amaranth Unit Barred In India
• SEC Warns First Horizon Exec About Sentinel Claims
• Attorneys Evade Sanctions In GGP Shareholder Action
• PCAOB To Weigh Auditor, Board Communications
• White House Sets Sights On Sustainable Hydropower
• BNY Gets Shot At Enforcing Arden Noncompete Deals
• Feds Nab UBS Banker In Alleged Insider Trading Plot
• Tracking Trade Secret Stats
• Ex-Madoff Director, Programmers Deny Aiding Fraud
• New Bill Puts Superfund Cleanup Onus On Polluters
• Ambac Eyes Bankruptcy As State Takes $35B In Assets
• Teva's $70M ARS Suit Against Deutsche Tossed
• PB Loses Reconsideration Bid In Big Dig Coverage Suit
• Rising Star: Linklaters' Bindu Culas
• Recent Grads Most Likely To Switch Firms: Report
• Lehman, IRS Settle Tax Disputes For $125M
• Rajaratnam Wins Stay On DOJ Wiretap Evidence
• Insurer Must Cover JPMorgan's $22.5M Enron Claims
• Rising Star: Kirkland's Gregg LoCascio
• Rising Star: Paul Weiss' Susanna Buergel
• NY Factory Owner's CERCLA Suit Found Time-Barred
• Kilpatrick Stockton Adds 2 Howrey Insurance Partners
• The Annual H-1B Cap Season Is Under Way
• When Is A Cautionary Statement Not Meaningful?
• Rising Star: Kirkland's Natasha Labovitz
• Axonyx Off Hook For Alzheimer's Drug Securities Suit
• 'Duplicative' Rite Aid OT Suit Survives Dismissal Bid
• Ex-IBM Exec Waives Indictment In Galleon Case
• Credit Suisse Ordered To Pay $354M Over ARS
• Another Take On SPEs: The Sky Isn't Falling
• Physician Payment Reporting Obligations: A Reality
• Hedge Fund Ex-Employees Can't Squash Contract Suit
• Examiner Fights To Unveil Players In Lehman Auction
• Diamond Walnuts Not As Healthful As Claimed: Suit
• Rising Star: Sullivan & Cromwell's Nicolas Bourtin
• Altria Unit Fails To Stop NYC Flavored Tobacco Ban
• Lehman To Access $3.1M In Previously Frozen Funds
• DOJ Hits Daimler With Bribery Charges Under FCPA
• Sanofi, Toshiba, Others Hit With False Marking Suits
• False Marking Claim Wave Can't Last, Attys Say
• NY Senate Mulls Bill To Ban BPA In Child Products
• Rising Star: Akin Gump's Philip Dublin
• Workers Seek OK On FLSA Deal With Delta Financial
• $8M Enviro Negligence Suit Against Law Firm Revived
• Dunkin' Donuts, NYC Stores Resolve Contract Dispute
• Medical Experts Allowed In Pfizer Securities Suit
• 2nd Circ. Says Judge's Google Search Allowed
• Goulston Lures Posternak International Trade Expert
• Madoff Victims Take 'Net Equity' Ruling To 2nd Circ.
• Sippy Cup Trademark Spat Against Walgreen Survives
• Judge Lets Eddie Bauer Hike Out Of Bankruptcy
• AIG Agrees To $9M Lehman Derivatives Swap Deal
• Ex-AIG CEO's Investment Co. Sells AIG Stock For $278M
• McElroy Deutsch, Pepe & Hazard Sign Off On Merger
• Howrey Bolsters White Collar Team With Wildman Atty
• 'Scandalous' Allegations Nixed In Sedgwick Abuse Suit
• Rising Star: Kramer Levin's Amy Caton
• 16 States Rally Against EPA In GHG Regulation Feud
• USG&E Name Change In NY Blocked For Now
• Kohler Bests Replacement Worker WARN Suit
• The Truth About I-9 Compliance
• High Court Keeps Locks Open As Asian Carp Advance
• Lincoln Insurance Sues Agent Over Alleged $10M STOLI
• Guidant ERISA Plaintiffs Seek OK For $7M Settlement
• Rio Tinto Workers Admit To Chinese Bribery Charges
• Credit Rating Firms Tossed From Lehman Suit
• 7th Circ. Puts Sentinel Trustee Back On BoNY Warpath
• Alcon Shareholder Drops Bid To Block Novartis Deal
• $575M Settlement For WTC Rescue Workers Delayed
• Duane Reade Denies Owing Kasowitz Benson $7M Fee
• Lehman Creditors Fight Barclays Over $45B Asset Sale
• GGP Secures Plan To Reorganize More Units
• SEC Case Against Former Gabelli Managers Trimmed
• Broidy Can't Halt $1.3M Fee Dispute With Gibson Dunn
• Shearman Moves Away From Lockstep For UK Attys
• Troutman Energy Team To Launch Portland Office
• Five Star Wins Injunction Against $112M Loan Default
• Covington Lifts Associate Salary Freeze In Calif.
• Old Republic Sues Travelers In $1.3M Diacetyl Fight
• MetLife Resolves TQP Data Encryption Patent Suit
• Metavante, Lehman Settle $7M Claim Over Swap Deal
• Stone Barn Manhattan Inches Toward Liquidation
• 'Fly' Swatted With Injunction In Brokerage News Spat
• Ex-Biovail Exec Can't Dodge SEC Fraud Suit
• NY Insurance Bill Plays Down Rating Agencies' Role
• YouTube Founders Encouraged Infringement: Viacom
• Vertical Price-Fixing Ban Clears Senate Committee
• Democratic Fundraiser Cops To $292M Bank Loan Fraud
• FINRA Enforcement Chief Plans Her Exit
• Ecuadoreans Appeal Arbitration Move In Chevron Spat
• Pristiq-Related ERISA Suit Against Wyeth Gets Booted
• Extended Stay Picks $905M Starwood Investment
• Limits On Analyst-Banker Communications Remain
• 'It Was The Economy, Stupid' — Loss Causation And ARS
• All Rise: Ex-Judges Can Give Your Firm A Boost
• Claims Pared In Dey, Sepracor IP Fight Over Brovana
• Seagate, National Union Resolve Litigation Costs Spat
• Dismissal Of FINRA Merger Class Actions Appealed
• Patent Damages Taking Center Stage At Fed. Circ.
• ConnectU's Bid For Facebook Stock Info Falls Flat
• Subprime Action Against Canadian Imperial Bank Nixed
• Howrey Starts 'Task Force' For False Ad Claims
• Madoff Computer Programmers Charged In Ponzi Case
• Cadwalader Lures Litigation Trio From Proskauer
• Barclays Sues Ex-Lehman Units Over $34M In Fees
• 2nd Circ. Seeks Input On Time Bars In Ephedra Case
• Purdue To Settle OxyContin Antitrust MDL: Atty
• Delta Says Worker's $100M ERISA Claim Not Priority
• Dutch Pension Fund Takes Aim At BofA, Merrill Deal
• MarketXT Fraud Case Against Colo. Law Firm Tossed
• House To Examine Lehman's Regulators
• Calif. Inks $1.2M Deal With Rite Aid, Others
• Skadden Advises Citi On $216M Primerica IPO
• Ex-Cozen Lawyer Can Fight Loan Suit At Home: Judge
• Judge Boots Fraud Suit Against CBS, Leaves Opening
• Mylan, Takeda Bury Hatchet In Diabetes Drug Feud
• Astellas Attempts To Oust OSI Board In Takeover Bid
• Bruker Unit Escapes Magnetic Resonance IP Suit
• Implications Of Reed Elsevier V. Muchnick
• Middleman Fund Added No Value To MarketXT: Judge
• BearingPoint Trustee Sues Yale To Recover $8M
• Citigroup Plan Participants' ERISA Claims Trimmed
• Madoff Kin Say They're No Bernie, Want Suit Tossed
• Citadel's Disclosure Statement Wins Court OK
• Aon Accuses Marsh Of Stealing Workers, Clients
• Uno Ch. 11 Plan Gives 100% Equity To Senior Lenders
• Unilever Faces Counterclaims In Dove Trademark Suit
• 2 Darby & Darby IP Attys Head To Leason Ellis
• Nixon Peabody Nabs Paul Hastings Sports Deals Atty
• Atty Groups Ask Court To Clarify Induced Infringement
• FCCD Interfered With $65M Loan To Hotel: State Street
• On The Rise: Corporate Carveouts In The US
• Microchip Wants Sealed $1.5M Delphi Case Axed
• Obama Faces Backlash Over Iran Sanctions Exemptions
• Credit Suisse Blasts Bank's $22M Contract Suit
• Ambac's Breach Suit Against Utility Agency Survives
• 3rd Ex-CDR Worker Admits To Bid-Rigging Conspiracy
• Lafarge Loses Appeal In $45M Katrina Coverage Battle
• Brower Piven, Wolf Haldenstein Fee Row Stays Alive
• Kaplan LSAT Antitrust Claims Ruled Time-Barred
• Lehman Files Ch. 11 Plan, Will Launch New Branch
• Why Some IP Boutiques Fail
• Bhopal Plaintiffs Lose Bid To Conduct More Discovery
• NY Attorney Ad Rules Unconstitutional: 2nd Circ.
• Intel Wants Derivative Suit Over Antitrust Claims Axed
• Ex-McGuireWoods Atty Admits To Securities Fraud
• Ex-NY Bank Exec First To Be Charged With TARP Fraud
• Starwood Objects To Competing Plan For Extended Stay
• Kilpatrick Snags Name Partner From Killian & Salisbury
• Freshfields' US Litigation Group Gains 3 New Partners
• Conseco Wants Union's Securities Class Suit Tossed
• Sanofi To Pay $15M To Settle Sex Bias Class Action
• CFIP Spars With Citi, US Bank Over Swap Agreement
• Antitrust Enforcement Of Hospital Consolidations
• OSI Board Rejects Astellas $3.5B Bid
• Ranbaxy, Takeda Strike Licensing Deal Over Actos
• BlackRock's Anthracite REIT Files For Ch. 7
• Ex-Home Depot Asst. Manager Seeks Cert. In OT Suit
• Status Quo: The Section 502(2) Divide
• White House Homes In On New Fed Nominees
• FairPoint Wins Approval Of Disclosure Statement
• Credit Suisse Securities Suit Still In Play
• Petitioners Seek Early Remand For Foreign-Cubed Case
• Co-Defendant Seeks Severance From Rajaratnam Trial
• Firms Go Niche In Quest For Bigger Market Slice
• $2M Atty Award Reversed In Nigeria Air Charter Case
• Obama Taps Magistrate For Eastern District Of Calif.
• IP Boutique Darby & Darby To Close Down
• CORRECTED: DLA Piper Hires Kaye Scholer Energy, Finance Expert
• Claims Pared In Convolve IP Suit Over Disk Drives
• 2nd Ex-CDR Employee Cops To Conspiracies
• Google, Yahoo Don't Infringe Search Patent: Judge
• Lyondell To Raise $3.25B To Finance Bankruptcy Exit
• Demand Letter Stymies McGraw-Hill Derivative Suit
• Cadwalader Woos Ex-Simmons Insurance Head
• 9/11 Rescue Workers Reach $575M Deal With NYC
• Filene's Ordered To Halt Sales Of Fendi-Marked Items
• BMS, Novartis Sue Teva Over HIV Drug Reyataz
• Citizens United: A Congressional Opportunity
• Ex-Boston Provident CFO Pleads Guilty To $3M Fraud
• Suit Seeks To Stop FirstEnergy Purchase Of Allegheny
• Obama Taps Boeing, Xerox CEOs For Export Council
• Chevron, Ecuador Dispute Can Be Arbitrated: Judge
• Constar Execs Released From Securities Fraud Suit
• Obama Nominates 2 For 2nd, Fed. Circs.
• Demand, Price Drops Send EnviroSolutions To Ch. 11
• Lehman Manipulated Balance Sheet, Examiner Finds
• Arnold & Porter Snags Arent Fox White Collar Team
• Lyondell Wins Approval Of $450M Deal
• Starwood Hotels Worker Wins $3M On Retaliation Claim
• Pa. Utility Commissioner Joins Buchanan Ingersoll
• TQP Hits New York Mellon, Others Over Data Patent
• Tavern On The Green Gets Ch. 7, Loses Rights To Name
• Suit Over UBP Madoff Losses Tossed For Preemption
• Bill Gives 30M More People Paid Sick Leave: Report
• Judge Queries Del. Court On Merrill Derivative Suit
• Feds Probe Medtronic's Link To Mass. Clinic
• Pension Fund Exec Pleads Guilty In Pay-To-Play Case
• Citigroup Dodges Arbitration Over Swap Write-Down
• $2B NY Medicare Fraud Suit Tossed
• BA, AA Offer Up Routes To Remedy Antitrust Fears
• Latest Trends In Workplace Violence And Bullying
• Adobe Smacked With False Patent Marking Suit
• Enviro Firm, Insurer Settle Fordham Coverage Spat
• Jury Awards $2.25M To Survivors Of Bus Crash
• Silicone Sealant Dealer Ends Price-Fixing Suit
• Olans Mills Close To A Deal In Photographer FLSA Suit
• Artist's Heirs Go For KO In Marvel Comics Copyright Suit
• Watson To License Takeda's Actos In Patent Deal
• Clarifying The Standard For Transfer In Eastern Texas
• Extended Stay Examiner Makes Bid For Public Report
• GSK Tries To Axe Wellbutrin Consumer Antitrust Suit
• AXA Says It's Not Liable For Museum's Swindled Art
• Google Books Deal Violates NAFTA: Canadian Authors
• Google, Facebook Hit With IP Suit Over Mobile Sites
• Dewey Lays Off 30 Administrative Staffers In 3 Offices
• Office Depot, Epix Can Exit $70M Deal: 3rd Circ.
• Instinet Nabs Partial Win In 40-Year Licensing Feud
• Bid To Revive Omnicom Securities Class Action Nixed
• In A Market Abuzz With Laterals, Buyer Beware
• Sonnenschein Unveils Merit-Based Bonus For 2010
• SEC Targets Ex-Trader Over Stock Loan Kickbacks
• Howrey Int'l Dispute Team Jumps To Chadbourne
• Pepperidge Hits Clothier With Goldfish Trademark Suit
• CBS Board Tries To Nix Derivative Suits
• Energy Groups Seek Exemption From OTC Reform
• Ambac Appeals Remaining Claims In Shareholder Suit
• IBEW Fund Sues Goldman Over Pay Practices
• Fla. Launches Anti-Cadmium Bill
• NY Legislators Target Controversial Gas Drilling Method
• Conditional Cert. Sought In Sing Tao Papers OT Suit
• Photographers File FLSA Suit Against Olan Mills
• Madoff Cash In/Cash Out Ruling Heads To 2nd Circ.
• FTC, States Ink $12M False Claims Deals With LifeLock
• Charter, Verizon Resolve Fiber Optics Patent War
• King & Spalding Grabs Two More From Orrick
• Cost-Containment And The Need For Health Courts
• Creditors Pledge $4B To Help GGP Exit Ch. 11
• Ga.'s Take On Holmes V. Grubman
• Museum Seeks Coverage For Art Lost In Big Swindle
• The Supreme Court Stance On Hemi Group
• Class Certified In Gristede's Sex Bias Case
• Law360 Product Liability Editorial Advisory Board
• Icahn Group Eyes Winnings As Tropicana Exits Ch. 11
• Wash. Senate Backs BPA Ban On Children's Products
• OxyContin Buyers Resolve Purdue Antitrust Claims
• Willkie Farr Atty Named To NY Bankruptcy Bench
• Shoe Mania Says $1.15M OT Deal Right Size
• $1.4B Fairfax-Zenith Deal Cheats Shareholders: Suit
• NYC Jacks Up Penalties For Dumping In Harbor
• Swiss Life Marriage Policy Governed By NY Law: Judge
• Former Bank Of Montreal Director Settles with CFTC
• Lyondell Rejects Reliance Bid
• Rule 2019 Revisited
• Time Warner Cable Box Antitrust Suit Tossed
• BNY Mellon Buys BHF Asset Servicing Arm For $343M
• Lehman, Creditors Slam Minibond Appeal Effort
• LeClairRyan Picks Up DLA Piper White Collar Atty
• Google Dodges Small Rival's Antitrust Suit Over Ads
• Novell Free Speech Defense Allowed In Fight Over Unix
• AIG Sells Insurance Unit To MetLife For $15.5B
• Penton Wins OK For Plan To Wipe Out $270M In Debt
• Charbucks, Starbucks IP Spat To Head To Mediation
• Google, Rescuecom Drop Web Ad Trademark Spat
• McGraw-Hill ERISA Plaintiffs Appeal Case Dismissal
• Reed Smith Restores Salaries, Hands Out Bonuses
• Class Cert. Granted In Construction FLSA Case
• Italiana, United Coal Resolve $9M Contract Dispute
• Oasis Plans $350M IPO For Williston Basin Play
• Google Asserts Contract Claim In AdWords Dispute
• Del. High Court Seeks Input On AIG Claims Against PwC
• Sandata, Infocrossing Settle Monitoring-System IP Feud
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Revisit $5M Patent Award To SEB
• Examiner Backed In Bid To Unseal Lehman Report
• EPA Touts $500M Increase In Superfund Commitments
• Title Insurers Allowed To Appeal Price-Fixing Ruling
• Reed Smith Scores Finance Partner From Sonnenschein
• Administrator Seeks Bids For Reader's Digest UK
• An Eye On The US Jobs Bill
• Netflix, Warner Bros. Face Suit Over Distribution Deal
• UBS Agrees To Buy Back $200M In ARS In Texas Deal
• Applicability Of Automatic Stay — Who Decides?
• Employment Taxes Audit — Is Your Company Ready?
• DLA Piper Joins Forces With Brazilian Firm
• Kazakh Bank Gets OK For US Bankruptcy Protection
• AmEx Loses Bid To Toss Drugstores' Antitrust Suits
• Bobby Flay's NY Restaurant Group Settles FLSA Suit
• Judge Greenlights Affiliated Media Prepack Plan
• Jackson Lewis Nabs Ex-Connell Foley Labor Chair
• General Growth Secures Exclusivity Extension
• SEC Settles Accounting Claims With Ex-Comverse Unit
• Climate Change Disclosures For Public Companies
• Pacific Sunwear GC Joins Manatt Corporate Group
• 2nd Circ. Cuts Off Merrill Lynch Wire Transfer Case
• WTC Leasee Wants Cut Of Insurer Settlement
• Bloomberg Fights Subpoena In Barclays Suit V. Web Site
• Oppenheimer Can't Make Deutsche Parent Arbitrate ARS
• Shareholder Class Action Against State Street Tossed
• Stay Lifted In Microsoft Data Encryption Patent Case
• US Open Luxury-Box Waiters Raise Racket Over Wages
• Wackenhut Wins Victory In Security Guard Doffing Suit
• Upper Deck, MLB Settle Baseball Card Trademark Spat
• DLA Piper Snags Restructuring Attys In NYC, SF
• Oneida Pension Ruling Could Spur Backlash
• Benesch Friedlander Merges With Indianapolis Firm
• Former Atheros Exec Pleads Guilty In Galleon Case
• Lyondell, EPA Work Toward Deal In Cleanup Suit
• Can We Expect Changes At The Supreme Court?
• SEC To Beef Up NYC Office Amid Ponzi Fallout
• UN Immune From Sex Bias, Retaliation Suit: 2nd Circ.
• Schumer Urges EPA To Act Quickly On BPA
• ASCAP Fights For Online Music Fees Before 2nd Circ.
• Rethinking Non-GAAP Financial Measures
• Former Top AIG Corporate Counsel Joins DLA Piper
• Crucible Plans To Appeal Dismissal In Lloyd's Suit
• LG Strikes Deal In Ambato Navigation Patent Dispute
• Private Equity Firm Offers $2B In Novell Takeover Bid
• Skadden Adds Patent Litigators From Dechert
• Coudert Bros. Administrator Blasts Statek $85M Appeal
• Black Gaming Says Ch. 11 Won't Be A Roll Of The Dice
• Contract Claims Pared For Taylor Swift's Ex-Manager
• Human Tissue MDL Plaintiffs Denied Class Cert.
• Affiliated Media Seeks Prepack Plan Blessing
• Greenberg Traurig Corporate Atty Heads To K&L Gates
• Monster.com Ex-GC Gets Probation For Backdating
• JA Apparel V. Joseph Abboud: A Cautionary Tale
• High Court Revives $18M Reed Elsevier Copyright Case
• Sanofi Loses Last-Ditch Bid To Upend Eloxatin Deal
• AIG Unit Mulls $3.5B Aircraft Portfolio Sale
• Atty Hits LexisNexis With $500M Faulty Software Claim
• Getting To Yes: Bridging The Value Gap
• Assistant Manager Seeks Cert. In Big Lots OT Case
• Firms Face Rise In High Stakes IP Malpractice Suits
• Brooklyn's Gowanus Canal Gets Superfund Status
• $6M Oneida Ch. 11 Claim Spat Heads To 2nd Circ.
• Class Actions Over FINRA Merger Tossed
• Fremont, Others Nix Claims In Reserve Securities MDL
• Plaintiffs Appeal Dismissal Of ARS Antitrust Class Suits
• Weyerhaeuser Pollutant Suit Sent To State Court
• Sterling Misfires In Bid To Trim EEOC Sex Bias Suit
• 7 Mistakes To Avoid For Emerging Rainmakers
• Morgan Stanley Hits Back In $245M CDS Contract Spat
• 2nd Circ. Revives Power Co.'s Hudson Cleanup Suit
• High Court Rejects Argentine Attachment Appeal
• Enzo Wins Interference Ruling In Siemens Patent Spat
• Turner Exec Wants Out Of Time Warner Contract Spat
• Fraudster's Wife Agrees To Release $20M In Assets
• Madoff Trustee's Cash In/Cash Out Method Gets OK
• Ex-O'Melveny Atty Joins Fried Frank Bankruptcy Team
• Lateral Market Stays Hot As Winter Wears On
• Steve & Barry's Investors Try To Dodge WARN Suit
• Suit Over Chesapeake CEO's $75M Bonus Tossed
• Steptoe & Johnson Unveils New Beijing Office
• Tribune Unit Guards Claim Against MediaNews Owner
• Prudential Buys Asian AIG Unit For $36B
• Goldman Rejects Shareholders' Compensation Demands
• Another ERISA Action Dismissal
• The Art Of Writing License Invitation Letters