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New York - January, 2013

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• Suit Over Ness Sale Strong Enough, Vector Tells 2nd Circ.
• Merck & Cie Wins $11.6M Over Acella's Supplements Marketing
• MF Global Deal Greases Return Of Customers' Millions
• WTC Development Board Releases $1M For Arts Center
• Coudert's Claims Slashed In $9M Peabody Contract Row
• Knoedler Gallery Faces 4th Lawsuit Over Fake Art Sales
• Ex-Quinn Emanuel Atty Takes Another Shot At Race Bias Suit
• Vringo Unit Takes On Microsoft Over Search Engine Patents
• Ex-Galleon Employee Turned Informer Gets 1 Year
• Bankruptcy Court OKs $298M ResCap-Fannie Mae Settlement
• 'Beauty Contest' Guidance May Help NY Attys Dodge Conflicts
• Icahn Can't Shake XO Shareholders' Claims He Seized Co.
• Walgreens Accused Of Paying Kickbacks In FCA Suit
• Insurers Can't Escape Exxon Mobil Asbestos Coverage Suit
• Ex-Workers Reach $5M Deal In Princeton Review FCA Suit
• Schulte Roth Brings On 3 Morvillo Abramowitz Litigators
• NY Amendment Would Axe Pensions Of Felonious Politicians
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Merck Win In Bellwether Fosamax Trial
• BlackRock Buys 8% Of Manchester United Common Stock
• Gibson Dunn Nabs Gupta Prosecutor For White Collar Team
• Purdue Hits 2 Generics Makers With OxyContin Patent Suits
• Hawker Nears End Of Bankruptcy As Judge OKs Pension Deal
• Morgan Lewis Advises Apollo On $410M Twinkies Bid
• K&L Gates Aids Annaly On $872M Crexus Acquisition
• American Realty Hit With Shareholder Suit Over $2.2B Deal
• 2nd Circ. Lets Daimler Off Hook In $4B Chrysler Feud
• NY Ruling Keeps Insurers' Late Notice Defense Alive
• 2nd Circ. Backs Algonquin's Stake In $11M Malpractice Award
• Distributor Returns Fire As Battle With Vivaro Heats Up
• Yankees Risk Union Backlash As A-Rod Contract Rumors Swirl
• HarperCollins Signs 15-Year Lease In Lower Manhattan
• ACA Adds Paulson As Defendant In $120M Abacus Suit
• Even Paid Interns May Cause Wage-Hour Woes, Suit Shows
• Insider Trading Case Over IBM Deal Is Weak, Says Broker
• 2nd Circ. Doubtful Of Hedge Fund Suit Against Anglo Irish
• Solow To Sell East Side Development In $200M Deal
• The Latest Opinion On Asset Sales Under Section 363
• Deutsche Bank Hit With Fired Director's Gender Bias Suit
• Terna Wants Fight Over Obama-Blocked Wind Farm Deal In NY
• Ex-NY State Senator Admits Embezzling From Her Nonprofit
• Ex-Tyco Execs Urge 2nd Circ. To Revive Habeas Bid
• Kodak Strikes Deal To Use Lens System Trademarks
• Robins Kaplan Adds Ace Antitrust Negotiators From Labaton
• Epstein Becker Denies It Double-Crossed Greenberg Traurig
• Israeli Bank Hits UBS, Goldman With $220M In RMBS Claims
• Metro Fuel Ch. 11 Case Running On Fumes, Bank Says
• ABX To Pay $3.5M To Exit Freight Forwarding Cartel Suit
• MetLife Aims To Buy Chile's Biggest Pension Fund
• News Leak Probe May Chill Media's Use Of Federal Data
• Obama Signs $50.5B Sandy Aid Bill: Report
• Private Equity Team Offers Hostess $400M For Twinkies Brand
• No Damages Against Debevoise In Malpractice Suit: NY Court
• Kaye Scholer To Move Back-Office Staff To Tallahassee
• PBGC Says RG Steel Parent Hid Deal To Duck $97M Bill
• Prosecutors Seek Light Sentence For Helpful Inside Trader
• Recruiter Says Broker's Lost Check Cost It Coverage
• Trustee Sues Deutsche Bank Unit Over $89M In MBS
• ResCap To Close $3B Mortgage Biz Sale By Mid-Feb.
• Halliburton Benefits Suit Revived By 2nd Circ.
• Post-Sandy Mold Caseload Set For Spring Growth Spurt In NY
• Lloyd's Says It Has No Duty In $50M St. Vincent Qui Tam Suit
• 3 Bingham Energy Partners Join Orrick In New York
• NY 1st State To Tackle Hospital Standards In Treating Sepsis
• AXA Beats NY Appeal Of $42M Art Swindle Coverage Win
• Financing Co.'s Bid To Change CDO Payout Nixed By 2nd Circ.
• Judge OKs Bankrupt Telecom Co.'s $36M Verizon Settlement
• Edwards Wildman Snags White Collar Pro From LeClairRyan
• CORRECTED: Vivaro Sues Distributor For $1.1M Over Missed Payments
• NY Regs Strike Deal With Fortis In $1.5B CH Energy Buy
• NYC To Appeal Ruling That Teacher Test Violates Title VII
• Empire State Building Investors Seek To Block $55M IPO Deal
• 2nd Circ. OKs $9M Stock Fraud Deal Despite $3M Attys' Fees
• Kaye Scholer Admits 'Mistakes Were Made' In GSC Disclosures
• Gleacher Leaves Investment Firm As It Looks For Buyer
• IRS OK'd To Snoop UBS Records For Potential Tax Dodgers
• Little Debbie Maker Offers $27.5M For Hostess' Drake's Brand
• Senate Vote Finally Puts $60B Total Sandy Aid On Track
• NYC Tower's Lenders Freed From Condo Buyers' Claims
• 2nd Circ. Kills Suit Over Dow Jones' Cutoff Of WSJ Service
• LodgeNet Checks Into Bankruptcy With Official Ch. 11 Filing
• ICE's $8B NYSE Bid May Face Less Friction Than Boerse Deal
• Continental Can Appeal Loss Over Goldman Building Accident
• Morgan Stanley Didn't Buy Back Bad Loans, FHFA Suit Says
• Jamestown Inks $296M Deal For NYC's Milk Studios Building
• Rule Would Give NY Judges Leeway To Aid Pro Se Parties
• Day Pitney Snags Ex-Crowell & Moring Patent Partner
• Eye Med Distributor's $100M Suit Barred By Deal, Akorn Says
• Agrium, Jana Partners Trade Blows Over Co. Strategy
• NYC Faces Privacy Suit Over PD's Body Scanners
• Ex-Dewey Partners Forced To Share Lucrative IP Client
• BNY Mellon Must Face $22M Salvation Army Suit, Judge Says
• NY AG Slams Madoff Trustee's Delay In Fighting $410M Deal
• US Seeks Leniency For Galleon Mole
• And Now A Word From The Panel ...
• Ex-Judge Says He Took Bribes In $19B Chevron Enviro Case
• News Corp. Targets Heinz's In-Store Ad Antitrust Claims
• Goldman Sachs To Sell $1B Chinese Bank Stake
• Goldman, Others Targeted In Force-Placed Insurance Suit
• J. Crew Says Designer Lifted Trade Secrets For New Gig
• Insider Trading In 2012: Back To The Future — Part 2
• Hess Divests As Elliott Bids Up To $800M For Stake
• 2nd Circ. Lets A&P Check Out Of Transport Co. Layoff Claims
• NY Green Tax Incentives Could Spur State FCA Investigations
• AmEx Bucks Surcharge Queries In Visa-MasterCard Settlement
• Dewey Rings Up $7.1M Settlement With Italian Affiliates
• Insider Trading In 2012: Back To The Future — Part 1
• Lowe's Workers Get Class Cert. In Health Plan Suit
• Weil Gotshal Nabs Milbank Executive Comp Vet To Lead Group
• Banker Accused Of Aiding Olympus' $2B Plot Gets Bail
• Holland & Knight Lands Chadbourne Insurance Duo
• Schiff Hardin Continues IP Growth With Ex-Dickstein Partner
• $390M Stalking Horse Bid For Hostess Bread Biz Gets OK
• Marilyn Monroe Estate, Licensing Co. End Fight Over Photos
• NY Court Scraps Sony Ericsson's Chip Development Suit
• RXR Realty Signs 99-Year Lease At 75 Rockefeller
• Morgan Stanley Accuses Ex-Brokers Of Client Poaching
• Swiss Re, BNY Mellon Beat Insurer's $86M CDO Suit
• Manatt Guides Macerich In $500M Deal For Vornado Mall
• Belkin Picks Up Linksys Networking Unit From Cisco
• FDA Wise To Duck High Court Off-Label Ruling, Attys Say
• Telecom Co. Appeal Late, Despite Missed Notice: 2nd Circ.
• Chubb Asks 2nd Circ. To OK Win In $2.3M Coverage Suit
• Fund Chief Whitman Gets 2 Years For Insider Trading
• Dreier Trustee Demands Ex-IP Head, Partners Cough Up Funds
• Atari Gets New DIP Lender As Judge Blasts Prior Deal
• Claims Revived In Investors' $2.4B Credit Suisse MBS Suit
• NY Retreat From Storm-Prone Shores May Have Hidden Costs
• RE Mogul Stole $300M From Founder Father, Suit Says
• Reed Smith Hooks 3 Other Firms In Vodka Trademark Fight
• NYC Landlord Says Rent Overcharge Class Can't Fly
• EPA Says Muddy Catskills Creek Needs More Protection
• Reed Smith Adds Goodwin Procter PE, M&A Partner In NY
• Akin Gump Firing Not Due To Race, 2nd Circ. Says
• Firm Asks 2nd Circ. To Back 'Dora The Explorer' Settlement
• Store Owners' Taxes Not Winston & Strawn's Fault, Atty Says
• Veteran Akin Gump PE Partner Joins Covington In NY
• Enviros Sour Over Bid To Ease NY Dairy Cow Herd Waste Regs
• Wells Fargo CDO Goofs Cost Investors $160M, Suit Claims
• Dewey Judge Skeptical Of Firm's Push To Toss Layoff Suit
• MassMutual Unit Says SLUSA Precludes Madoff Suits
• Sidley Austin Reps Starwood In $1B LNR Property Buy
• SEC Urges 2nd Circ. To Uphold Debarment For Takeda Exec
• Arnold & Porter Nabs Antitrust Expert From Skadden
• Fannie Won't Block $3B Rescap Sale After $298M Settlement
• Lehman Investors Win Class Cert. Against Ernst & Young, UBS
• AMR Gets OK On Purchase Deals With Boeing, Airbus, Others
• Deloitte & Touche Escapes Suit Over Alleged Ponzi Losses
• Judge Won't Toss Suit Over BNY Mellon Forex Rates
• GE Settles FHFA's Suit Over $549M In MBS Sales
• 3 Men Charged With Conspiracy Over Data-Stealing Gozi Virus
• July Trial Set For Recovery Issues In WTC Lessee's 9/11 Suit
• Nelson Levine Nabs 2 Insurance Attys For DC, NY Offices
• Kasowitz Defends Fees Request In Dewey Ch. 11 Case
• Ex-Black Diamond Exec Spooked Investors, Atty Says
• Marketing Co. Vertrue Scores OK For Ch. 11 Plan
• Bloomberg To Deny Bill Shielding Unemployed From Job Bias
• Rivera Would Face Steep Learning Curve On NY's Top Court
• Federal Law Defines 'Arbitration' Under FAA, 2nd Circ. Rules
• Judge Tosses Contract Suit Over $201M NYC Hotel Sale
• Hostess Creditors Say Breakup Fee Promises Too Much Dough
• NY Commercial Judges Urged To Prod Litigants Toward Deals
• Latin America Finance Expert Joins Chadbourne In NY
• Schoeman Expands To New Digs In 5th Ave. Landmark
• Apollo-Led Group Ready To Unwrap Twinkie Bid
• GSK Says E-Discovery Co.'s CEO Is Holding Data Hostage
• Insurance Woes Can Trip Older Attys Leaving Full-Time Grind
• Dewey Says Ex-Workers Cutting Corners With Layoff Suit
• Chubb Must Indemnify Insurer In Lead Paint Case: NY Court
• Retrial Begins For Ex-Vitesse Execs Accused Of Fraud
• NYC, HUD Shake Affordable Housing Conversion Suit
• Cuomo's $137B NY Budget Bakes In Minimum Wage Hike
• Boastful Atty Loses Appeal In $78M Kasowitz Firing Suit
• Relators With $2B FCA Claim Object To Hawker Ch. 11 Plan
• Game Over For Atari As Arcade Giant Enters Ch. 11
• NYC Attys May Warrant Tougher Discipline Rules, Judges Say
• Gupta Attacks Wiretaps, Conviction In 2nd Circ.
• Finally Ready To Drill: NY Shale Development — Part 1
• Hausfeld Accused Of Ethics Violations In NCAA Suit
• Aragon Owes Investigator For Citadel Case, Suit Says
• Grant & Eisenhofer Sued Over Share Of $84M Abbott Award
• 2nd Circ. Backs Arab Bank Sanctions In Terror Aid Case
• Continental Fights Coverage Of 'Popcorn Lung' Suits
• Cuomo Donors' Largesse May Not Sink His Reform Efforts
• Vertrue Urges Judge To Confirm Ch. 11 Reorganization Plan
• TNS Investor Sues Over Planned $862M Sale To Siris
• US Polo Can't Make Fragrances, L'Oreal Tells 2nd Circ.
• Alleged 'Rebecca' Fraudster May Plead Out
• Ex-Goldman Sachs Coder Says DA's Theft Case Is 'Inhuman'
• Schiff Hardin Atty Fined By NY Ethics Panel
• US Airways Colluded To Boycott Travel Cos., Sabre Says
• Kodak Dodges Pricey Payout In SC Pollution Settlement
• Black Keys Say Casino Giant Ripped Off Song For Ads
• 2nd Circ. Snubs IndyMac's Bid To Appeal Cert. In MBS Case
• NY Bill Seeks Job Protection For Domestic Violence Victims
• Judge Greenlights Hostess Deal To Pay ACE Insurance Debt
• JPMorgan, Trustee Object To Dewey Bankruptcy Fee Claims
• Sony Unloads US Headquarters For $1.1B To Chetrit Group
• Insurers Lose Bid To Dodge Sabre Antitrust Claims In Texas
• Goodwin Procter Gains Financial Reg, Investment Whiz In NY
• Sandler Travis Adds 2 Int'l Trade Attorneys In NY, DC
• MF Global Execs, PwC Call Investors' Case Flimsy
• NYC Building Repair Bill May Yield Little More Than Fines
• Red Bull No Better Than Coffee, False Ad Suit Claims
• Sallie Mae Workers Lose 2nd Circ. Bid To Revive ERISA Suit
• Insurance Agents Take NY Firm To Task Over Sandy Ad
• Ex-Magyar Execs Can Face FCPA Claims In NY, SEC Says
• Aetna Blaming Wrong Lehman Affiliate For $48.7M Trade: Atty
• Swiss Pharma Co. Shakes Suit Over $120M Supply Contract
• Hawker Judge Tells Attys To Inform Retirees On PBGC Deal
• Greenberg Nabs Health Care, Employment Pro From NY Firm
• Citibank Denied Win In Ex-Dewey Partner Loan Fight
• Credit Suisse Can't Hide 'Unflattering' Claims In $296M Suit
• OneBeacon Must Defend Vitamin Co. In Distribution Fight
• How Bankruptcy Can End Environmental Cleanup Obligations
• Inside The 9th Circ. Stance On In Re Century Aluminum
• American Airlines' $1.5B Financing, Debt Repayment OK'd
• Legg Mason Brings Miller Unit Into ClearBridge Fold
• Pinnacle's Liquidation Fears Fade As Financing Arrives
• Plaintiffs Attys Buoyed By JPMorgan 'Whale' Report
• Ex-IBM Exec Helped CSC Poach Employees, Suit Says
• Deutsche Bank Says $1B CLO Fraud Claims Are Too Weak
• Judge Nixes $75M In Counterclaims From NYC Air Rights Row
• Lehman Looks To Free Funds By Paring $565M US Air Claim
• SEC Targets Trader Linked To Ex-Galleon Employee
• NY Inked $256M In Sandy Repair Contracts, Comptroller Says
• ResCap $130M FHA Loan Sale Proceeds, But Protests Linger
• DOJ Won't Block NY Hospital Group's Doctor Incentive Plan
• Broker Can't Dodge Arbitration With Class Action: Judge
• NY Bill Seeks Crackdown On Wage Withholding
• Enviros Ask FERC To Reassess Impact Of Dominion Pipeline
• Duff & Phelps Investor Sues Over $665M Sale To Carlyle
• Fortis Nears $1.5B NY Utility Buy As State Scraps Hearings
• Ex-Thelen Partner Clawback Deal Paves Way For More Pacts
• Nintendo Can't Use Fed. Circ. Case To Nix Patent Claims
• American Realty Capital Pays $112M For NYC Office Building
• NJ Firm Exits Suit Over $23M Cobalt Capital Fraud
• OSG Wants Actions Against Execs Halted During Ch. 11
• NY Hospital Contractor Gets Probation In Bid-Rigging Case
• Thor Closes $96M Deal To Buy Scoop Building From Burkle
• Siemens Unit Accused Of Bribing Chinese Officials
• Kodak Pushes Court To Ax Kyocera Infringement Claims
• Spread Of Rakoff Fever Threatens Private Settlements
• NY AG's Election Rules Likely Headed For Free Speech Fight
• Marriott Accused Of Hatching Secret Deal With Hotel Union
• L&L Lands Manhattan Office Building In $165M Deal
• NY High Court Takes On Next-Door Damage Coverage Issue
• Cuomo Taps CUNY Law Prof For High Court Vacancy
• VisionChina Fights $60M Attachment Order In Merger Row
• Ex-Fried Frank Worker Charged With Stealing Toner
• Ambac, MBIA Get Jury Trials Revived Against Credit Suisse
• RE Mogul Seeks To Add Claims Against Ex-Troutman Atty
• Sony Faces Download Claims In Trimmed Toto Royalty Suit
• NYC Sweet-Drink Size Cap Won't Bring Fines Till June
• AA Pilots See $522M Silver Lining In Eyed US Air Merger
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-Alston Real Estate Pro In NY
• Female Armani Exec Sexually Harassed Aide, Suit Says
• Ex-Fund Adviser Kinnucan Gets 51 Months For Insider Trading
• Twitter Doesn't Give AFP License To Steal Photos: Judge
• 2nd Circ. Kills Real Estate Mogul's Citigroup Stock Suit
• Lessons From Past Give Guidance To Sandy-Related Claims
• Skowron Fights $10.2M Morgan Stanley Payment At 2nd Circ.
• AmEx, Citi Accused of Evidence Dodge In Antitrust Suits
• Ex-GSC Workers Want Trustee Booted For Cloaking His Ties
• Vt. Pushes 2nd Circ. To Kill Entergy Nuclear Plant
• Troutman Tries To Kill $40M Mariner Malpractice Suit In NY
• Hostess, Insurers Propose Deal Over Policy Collateral
• Ecuadorean Group Denied Intervention In Chevron Fraud Suit
• Pinnacle Gets 90 More Days To File Chapter 11 Plan
• Siemens Unit Pays $10M To Settle NYC Contract Fraud Rap
• PE-Backed Packaging Co. Buys Biopharma Container Maker
• Argentina Asks High Court To Nix Subpoenas In Bond Row
• Racetrack Co. Rips SL Green Over Emails In Contract Row
• Gershwin Heirs Say Warner Owes Millions In Royalties
• High Court Won't Consider Patent 'No-Challenge' Clauses
• Mining Co. Dodges Investor MDL Over $2.2B Loss
• Finance Data Suit Tossed Prematurely, High Court Hears
• News Corp Pays $586M For Majority Stake In German TV Co.
• JPMorgan Lost $95M With Bad MBS Investments: Billionaire
• NY Atty Loses Punitive Damages Bid In Wrongful Firing Suit
• Evidence Bar In Paper Cartel Suit Won't Get High Court Review
• AIG Sues NY Fed Over Right To Billions In RMBS Claims
• MBIA Hits Flagstar With Suit Over $1B In MBS Deals
• Creditors Take The Lead In Offering 1st MF Global Plan
• SAC Unit Will Try To Shake Insider Trading Claims
• Billionaire's Damages Claims Blocked In JPMorgan MBS Suit
• NY Noncompete Ruling Shows Suing 1st Isn't Enough
• Jury Must Determine Whether 'Bubba' Is Racist Term
• Heptagon's Furniture Can't Be Copyrighted, 2nd Circ. Rules
• Nonunion Retirees Shafted In Hawker Deal, Court Told
• NYC Condo Tower Secures $350M Loan From BofA, Others
• Gallery Owners Say NYC Hotel Project Needs Enviro Review
• China Ex-Im Can't Get Grenada's US Funds, 2nd Circ. Told
• 'Spider-Man' Copyright Suit Revived After Deal Talks Stall
• NY Bankruptcy Boutique Folds Into DelBello Donnellan
• Atty Loses Appeal To Enforce $1M Bus Accident Deal
• Ex-Axius CEO Admits Trying To Bribe Stock Brokers
• FTC Sues To Shut Alleged $220M Telemarketing Scam
• House GOP Proposals Seek To Cut $300M From Sandy Aid
• Kodak's $525M Digital Imaging Patent Sale Gets Green Light
• Feds Can't Stay Seedco FCA Case Amid Criminal Probe
• US May Object To Proposed $130M ResCap Loan Auction
• Heeding Presumption In NY Law? It Depends Who You Ask
• Ecuador-Suit Investor Accused Attys Of Fraud, Chevron Says
• NY Court Upholds BofA Win In $200M Building Loan Fight
• Ex-Construction Manager Wants In On Waterscape Settlements
• Class Denied Cert. In Skinnygirl Cocktail False Ad Suit
• Schiff Hardin Expands IP Team With NY, San Fran Partners
• CIFG Wants Fraud Claims Restored In $275M Goldman Suit
• US Bank Off The Hook In Tribune Co. Buyout MDL
• Duane Morris Taps New Real Estate Group Co-Chairs
• Fairfield Sentry Can't Undo Sale Of $230M Madoff Claim
• 2nd Circ. Won't Send Argentina Bond Contract Issue To NY
• De Beers Unit Dodges Antitrust Default Judgment In 2nd Circ.
• Band's IP Co. Fails To Settle With Ex-Singer Over Use Of Name
• US Calls Foul On MSR Resort's Ch. 11 Plan
• NY Bill Would Make Lawyer Discipline Process More Public
• NY Court Won't Send Aon Trade Secrets Suit To Calif.
• NY Town Leaders Lament Lack Of Input In Fracking Process
• Insurers Can Proceed With MF Global Appeal Over $141M Loss
• Buzz Users Sue Google Over Inconsistent Class Notice
• BofA Has Vowed To Pay Countrywide's Bills, MBIA Says
• 2nd Circ. Mulls Travelers' Exit From $510M Asbestos Deals
• Burger King Franchisee Pays $2.5M To End Harassment Suit
• Kodak Trustee Slams Nixon Peabody's Unexplained Billing
• Schulte Reps Cerberus In $3.3B Deal For Supervalu Assets
• State Suits To Protect Citizens Not Class Actions: 2nd Circ.
• Dow Jones Had Right To Alter WSJ Content, 2nd Circ. Told
• Cooperator In Whitman Insider Trading Case Dodges Prison
• Cuomo Mum On Fracking In Sweeping NY Policy Speech
• BofA Not Liable For Countrywide's Misdeeds, Judge Hears
• Purdue, Ranbaxy Settle IP Fight Over Generic Oxycontin
• Harbinger Fights LightSquared Lenders Over $264M Loan
• NY Market At Risk From Reliability Deal, Power Group Says
• Pillinger Atty Joins Eckert Seamans' Product Liability Team
• McDermott Adds Greenberg Securities, Life Sciences Partner
• NBC Beats Another 'Biggest Loser' Appeal In 2nd Circ.
• Shearman Dodges Malpractice Suit Over Bad Investment
• Hearst Kills Wage Deduction Claim In Unpaid Interns' Suit
• Fried & Epstein Name Partners Jump To Flaster/Greenberg
• Former Blackstone Counsel Rejoins Sidley Austin In NY
• Cozen's Insurer Seeks $8M For Fire At NY Office Tower
• 11-Year Trademark Battle Over 'Charbucks' Mark Nears End
• NYC Cab Owners Lose Bid For $16M Damages Tied To Fee Cap
• Medicare Insurer Can't Get Coverage For $18M Scam
• Apollo May Bid For Hostess Snack Business
• Avon Hit With False Ad Suit Over Anti-Aging Product Claims
• KKR Peppers Another $200M Into Vietnamese Sauce Co.
• NY Vs. UK Acquisitions Agreements — What's The Big Deal?
• Newly Registered Advisers — Cooperate Or Face Sanctions
• Lehman Stresses Tax Exemptions Amid $6.5B Archstone Sale
• Elan Investors Hit SAC With Insider Trading Class Action
• China Mobile Hit With $48M Suit Over Exchange Delisting
• Judge Chops Suit Alleging Meridian Ran Madoff Feeder Funds
• Company Planning Trump Tower in Philly Files Ch. 11
• Pfizer, Investors Lose Sanctions Bids In Arthritis Drugs Case
• Suit Claiming Kodak Hid Bankruptcy Plans Reopened
• John Thomas Claims Ex-Employees Stole Data, Clients
• AXA On Hook For $42M Art Scheme, Investors' Atty Says
• Goldman Sachs Investor Asks 2nd Circ. To Renew Gupta Suit
• Nokia, Nintendo Object To Kodak Patent Sale Order
• Proposal Would Open NY Utilities To More Outage Suits
• Ally Unit Loses Bid To Revisit Freddie Mac MBS Claims
• DMCA Doesn't Shield Grooveshark For Pre-1972 Claims: UMG
• M&A, Securities Ace Joins Kilpatrick's NY Office
• Ex-MF Global Customers Lose Bid To Depose Corzine, Others
• Fosamax MDL Plaintiff Slams Jury Instructions At 2nd Circ.
• Medical Waste Co. Pays $2M To Settle NY's Overcharge Claims
• New York Times Ex-VP Joins Jenner & Block's Media Practice
• Ecuadoreans Can't Seek Review Of Chevron Fraud Claims
• NY Fracking Regulation Process Riles Detractors
• Banks, Bondholders Fight Argentina Injunction In 2nd Circ.
• Ex-Primary Global Exec Can't Shake Conviction In 2nd Circ.
• Kramer Levin Aids Weld North's Organic Food Co. Stake Buy
• Dreier Trustee Nets Clawback Deal Over Penthouse Payments
• Cadwalader Says Ex-Client That Lost $13M Ignored Its Advice
• Arsenal Portfolio Co. Buys Health Care Software Developer
• Ex-JPMorgan Investment Exec Heads To BlueMountain
• Judge Backs Deutsche Win In $1.3B MBS Fraud Suit
• Brace Yourselves For More Sandy-Related Litigation
• US Trustee Wants Kaye Scholer Booted From GSC Bankruptcy
• NY AG Can't Object In $115M AIG Fraud Settlement Says Judge
• NRC Must Justify Entergy Safety Exemption Process: 2nd Circ.
• AmEx, Discover Policies 'Screw' Consumers, Plaintiffs Tell Judge
• SAC Tipping Trial Hinges On Gov't Informant's Credibility
• Madoff Clawback Suits Must Stay In Bankruptcy Court
• Dewey Judge Gives Disclosure Statement The Green Light
• Ex-American Banknote CEO Must Pay $64M To Fraud Victims
• Star Prosecutor Joins Crowell & Moring's White Collar Group
• JPMorgan Calls NY's Suit Over RMBS Losses Untimely
• VisionChina Held In Contempt Over $60M Payment In PE Suit
• Privatization Best Path For Long Island Utility, Cuomo Told
• Credit Suisse Loses Another Bid To Toss $1B Fraud Suit
• NY Lawmakers Seek To Curb Hurricane Deductibles
• Microsoft Inks NYC Office Lease With SJP Properties
• Discovery Exec's Insider Trading Suit Tossed By 2nd Circ.
• Rockpoint Seals $282.4M Deal For NYC Office Tower Stakes
• Caviar Distributor Gets Time-Served For $10M Import Scam
• FINRA Orders Morgan Stanley To Pay $1M To Fired Manager
• 2nd Circ. Raises Bar For Short-Swing Insider Trading Claims
• $9B For Sandy Claims Finalized, But Battles To Follow
• Aozora To Buy Back $1.7B In Stock From Cerberus
• Contracts Reps Hit Bloomberg LP With Overtime Suit
• Zuckerman Snags NY Federal Judge Barbara Jones
• Blackstone Hops On Dual-Track Trend In Sea World Dealings
• Fendi Counterfeiter On The Hook For $12M Or More
• Goldman Pushes For Gupta To Pay $7M In Legal Fees
• Rising Prices Forecast For NYC Housing In 2013
• HFZ Capital Pays $150M For NYC's Chatsworth Rental Building
• JPMorgan Faces Sanctions In US' Madoff Probe
• Ex-Moody's Analyst Drops Bad Ratings Whistleblower Suit
• Ex-Bloomberg TV Director Asks 2nd Circ. To Revive Bias Suit
• Kyocera Sues Bankrupt Kodak Over Camera, Printer Patents
• Judge Keeps Intervenor Plaintiffs In $7B Goldman MBS Suit
• Insurer Defends Industry Groups' RICO Claims In 2nd Circ.
• NY Bill Would Place Warnings On Skateboards, Inline Skates
• BofA, Fifth Third Freed From Suit Over $70M Concord Fraud
• Morgan Stanley, Rating Agencies Can't Escape SIV Suit
• Borders Trustee Looks To Recover Millions In Lawsuit Blitz
• Repsol Can't Sue YPF Partners After Takeover, Bridas Says
• Grads' Fraud Action Against Albany Law School Tossed
• Cerberus Inks $320M Deal To Take Over UK Tavern Group
• Bank Pulled Bait-And-Switch On $54M NYC Condo Loan: Atty
• Former NY County Judge Rejoins Kase & Druker As Partner
• Congress OKs $9.7B For Sandy Flood Insurance Claims
• Nassau County Can't Shake Male Dispatchers' Pay Bias Suit
• What To Know When Conducting Appraisals
• Satyam Directors Skirt Securities Suit Alleging $1B Fraud
• Ex-Deutsche Broker Loses New Trial Bid In Tax Shelter Case
• Microsoft Faces New Suit Over Intellivision DVR Patent Deal
• NHL Players Want League's Suit Nixed As Lockout Drags On
• Quinn Emanuel Beats Ex-Atty's Race Bias Allegations
• Former Dodgers Owner's Ex-Wife Can't Depose Blackstone Exec
• NYC's Contractor Campaign Cash Limit Will Be Tough To Copy
• Dermot Accepts $190.5M For 14-Building NYC Portfolio
• Dewey Judge Postpones Approval Of Disclosure Statement
• Ex-Broker Gets 18 Months For Role In Muni-Bond Fraud
• Gap Dives Into High-End Market With $130M Intermix Buy
• Fresh Off $1.3B Raise, Hedge Fund Investor Keeps Spending
• Leaked NY Report Finds Fracking Doesn't Pose Health Risk
• Ex-Blank Rome Real Estate Litigator Joins NY Supreme Court
• Wyeth Ends Employees' ERISA Action With $2M Deal
• Swiss Bank Admits To Helping Americans Hide $1B From IRS
• KPS Capital Pockets $50M In Recap Of Home Goods Co.
• Whistleblower Can't Fight Amgen's $612M Aranesp Deal: Judge
• Epstein Becker Welcomes Health Care Pro Back To Firm
• Investor Group Takes Full Control Of NYC High Line Complex
• Cleary Gottlieb Blasts Subpoena In $1.4B Argentina Debt Suit
• Bench Trial Set In Macy's, JC Penney, Martha Stewart Fight
• Pinnacle Asks Judge To OK $52M Deals With Pilots, Delta
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Berstein Litowitz IP Ace In NY
• Thomson Reuters Scoops Up Practical Law Co.
• Ex-SAC Manager Denies Role In $276M Insider Trading Plot
• States, Enviros Accuse NRC Of Rushing Waste Storage Study
• Abacus V. ADT: Importance Of Waivers Of Subrogation
• Ex-Dewey Dubai Partners Cut Clawback Deal
• Porsche Off The Hook In $1B Suit Over VW Short Squeeze
• Morgan Lewis Picks Up Equity Derivatives Partner In NY
• NYC Off Hook For Home Health Care Workers' Wage Claims
• Greenwich Sues To Duck Cleanup Costs At NJ Becton Site
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