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New York - February, 2013

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• NY Probing BofA Over Mortgage Securities
• Obama Backs Gay Marriage At High Court
• Oral Arguments Wane As SDNY Judges Feel Need For Speed
• Macy's To Lose Big In Rival's Martha Stewart Deal, Judge Told
• Urban Outfitters Ends Suit Over Racy Pics Of Teen Model
• Ex-BofA Exec Says She's Scapegoat In $1B Fraud Suit
• SEC Says It Can Bring Suit Over Falcone's 'Spiteful' Trades
• Beth Israel Stalled NYC Whole Foods, $100M Suit Says
• Hostess Assets Net $392M In Bids From Flowers, Bimbo
• NY Appeals Court Clears 2 Attys Of Malpractice Over 9/11 Deal
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Buffalo PD Win In White Cop's Bias Suit
• Jury Awards Dish $4.9M In ESPN Licensing Row
• SecondMarket Skirts $9.5M Suit Over Facebook Share Sale
• JPMorgan Slams Lehman Request To Depose 'London Whale'
• $112M SoHo Property Deal Targeted In 2nd Contract Suit
• Siemens-First Capital Venture Ducks Suit Over Scuttled IPO
• Orrick, Ex-Associate Resolve Dispute Over Failed Promotion
• DOL Pushes 2nd Circ. To Widen FLSA Retaliation Rules
• JPMorgan Can't Dodge Suit Over Alleged RMBS Misconduct
• The Most Unlikely Financial Crisis Fall Guy
• 2nd Circ. Revives UBS Retirement Fund Suit
• Sandy Fallout Rages On With New Rent-Discount Suits
• Argentina Tells 2nd Circ. It May Defy Order In $1.4B Bond Row
• 2nd Circ. Grants Cities Carte Blanche To Curb Tobacco Sales
• China Influenced Vitamin C Cos.' Price-Fixing, Jury Told
• NY Ruling On Teacher Names Could Lead To Disclosure Battle
• Insurer Can't Shake $100M Weather Damage Coverage Suit
• Judge To Mull MatlinPatterson Damages In Airline Loan Case
• Ex-Dewey Partner Says Citibank Covered Up Firm's Finances
• Macy's Stuck With Martha Stewart Despite Betrayal: Exec
• Atlantic Yards Foes Demand Return To 10-Year Project Plan
• NY Insurance Regulator Reins In Industry With Bold Tactics
• CoBe Builds Up Home Furniture Holdings With Gorenje Buy
• Bryan Cave Adds NY Development Pro From Troutman
• Rare Guidance On FCPA's Reach Over Foreign Nationals
• BNY Mellon Sells UK Client Biz In $127M Standard Life Deal
• HSBC Says Its Overdraft Fee Policy Is Transparent
• Hearst Blocking Efforts To Build Class, Unpaid Interns Say
• Herrick Feinstein Must Face Claims Over Bad Zoning Advice
• $7B LIPA Debt Clouds Effort To Privatize Long Island Grid
• Dewey Scores Judge's OK For Liquidation Plan
• Fashion Designers Face Uncertainty After Louboutin V. YSL
• Citigroup Balks At $6M In Fees For Nixed Exec Pay Suit
• AIG's Suit Against NY Fed Temporarily Halted
• NY Pols Eye Fixes As Sandy Flood Leads To Claim Denials
• Vitamin C Maker Sought To Conceal Price-Fixing, Jury Hears
• Authors Target Libraries' Google Books Project In 2nd Circ.
• AmerisourceBergen Faces FCA Suit Over Kickback Scheme
• NJ Publisher Sues To Guard Copyright On Iconic 9/11 Photo
• Shareholders OK Alterra-Markel, American Realty Mergers
• BNY Mellon Says It Can't Be Blamed For Fund's Madoff Losses
• 2nd Circ. Weighs Bid To Make Travelers Cover False Ad Suit
• Duval Nabs 2 Veteran Cooley Real Estate Partners In NY
• NY AG Cites New Analysis In Bid To Revive Schwab ARS Suit
• NYC, NYU Told To Show Why Parkland Docs Were Withheld
• Pepper Hamilton Lures White Collar Attys From Linklaters
• Viacom's Bundling Violates Antitrust Law, Cablevision Says
• NYC Limits On Flavored Tobacco Upheld By 2nd Circ.
• Unions Reserve Objection Rights To $390M Hostess Sales
• Quigley To Make Another Bid For Plan Confirmation In June
• Shine Might Be Off Alt Fee Arrangements, GC Survey Shows
• In-House Teams Expand To Keep Pace With More Suits, Probes
• GCs Rate Fixed Fees Best Bang For Their Buck
• Ex-Dewey Partner, Retirees Insist Ch. 11 Plan Not Fraudulent
• Gupta Ordered To Repay Goldman $6.2M In Legal Fees
• Historic Antitrust Trial Against Chinese Vitamin-C Cos. Opens
• Tips For Negotiating Air Rights In NYC
• Judge Says FLSA Deals Don't Need Court Approval
• 2nd Circ. Allows Claim Over Straight Male-On-Male Groping
• Tappan Zee Rebuild Gains Steam But Lawsuit Threat Remains
• Martha Stewart's JC Penney Deal Made Macy's CEO 'Sick'
• Common Insurance Problems For Foreclosing Mortgagees
• AZZ Plunks Down $250M For Energy-Sector Repair Unit
• Investors Win Class Cert. In Madoff Feeder Fund Action
• NY Tells Insurers To Pay For Mediation Of Sandy Claims
• MSR Resort Ch. 11 Plan Approval Triggers Appeal
• JPMorgan M&A Exec Named Cadwalader Vice Chairman
• SDNY, EDNY Impose Self-Reporting For Disciplined Attys
• AMR Looks For Thumbs-Up On Merger From Bankruptcy Court
• Ch. 15 — Still Coming Of Age
• Short-Stay Rental Cos. To Face More Litigation
• New Citigroup Pay Plan May Not Soothe Shareholder Ire
• AMR Will Take US Bank's $1.5B Financing Row To 2nd Circ.
• Oaktree Says Developer Hid Assets With Bahamian Island Buy
• Apple Investor Einhorn Wins Partial Halt Of Shareholder Vote
• NY Policy Group Loses Bid For Retired Teachers' Names
• Calif. County Urges New Municipality Class In Libor MDL
• Pitbull Can Use Lindsay Lohan's Name In Song, Judge Finds
• NY Court Junks Challenge To Wal-Mart Stormwater Plan
• Dewey Creditors Throw Their Weight Behind Ch. 11 Plan
• Mystery Heinz 'Insider Traders' No-Shows In Hearing
• Qualcomm Promises To Reveal Election Spending To Investors
• JPMorgan OT Arbitration Not Barred By NLRB's DR Horton
• UBS Denies It Tanked MBS To Cause $331M In Losses
• NYC Council Seeks More Oversight Over Home Elevation Work
• Brokers Bungled Coverage For $140M NY Project, Suit Says
• No Cash For Madoff Feeder Fund Investors, 2nd Circ. Rules
• Vornado Nails Down $390M Loan For 666 Fifth Ave. Condo
• Grocers Oppose $7B Visa, MasterCard Swipe Fee Settlement
• Attys Sanctioned Over 'Frivolous' Water Bottle IP Row
• Cargill, Mexico Settle Feud Over $95M NAFTA Fine
• How They Won It: Weil's Paper Trail To India Saves Satyam
• Vitamin-C Co.'s Bid To Duck Antitrust Suit Came Too Late
• NY Appeals Court Tosses Warhol Authenticity Contract Suit
• Martha Stewart Move To JC Penney A Shock, Macy's Exec Says
• Goldman Tells SEC It Lacks Info On Accused Heinz Trader
• Dewey Slams Ex-Partners In Last-Ditch Bid For Plan Approval
• XL Settles With Fisker In $32M Suit Over Sandy Damage
• NYMEX Workers Leaked Customer Trade Info, CFTC Says
• Gersten Savage Founder Bilked Partners, Suit Says
• Yankees Triumph In 'Evil Empire' Trademark Battle
• Debevoise Adds PPP Vet To Project Finance Team
• Judge Won't Step Away From Anonymous Hacking Case
• NY Probes 3 Insurers Over Sandy Claims Handling
• Ampal Plan Advances As Brown Rudnick Eases Contempt Bid
• Wells Fargo Must Face More Fannie Investor Claims: 2nd Circ.
• Union Objections Stall $122M Journal Register Sale
• Jana Ups Agrium Stake Amid Push To Steer Company
• Greenberg Forum Shopping In $200M Sex Bias Suit: Ex-Partner
• Cellular South Asks 2nd Circ. To Revive $26M ARS Suit
• More Inconsistency In NYC Human Rights Cases: Part 2
• Costco Faces Class Action Over Contaminated Crab Spread
• Dewey Execs Likely To Testify At Plan Confirmation Hearing
• Rockpoint, Highgate Look To Net $650M In NYC Hotel Sale
• Rare Scolding In FCPA Case Shows SEC Can Go Too Far
• Bilked Investors Can't Sue Madoff Family, 2nd Circ. Says
• 'Ghost Rider' Rights Suit Not Too Late, 2nd Circ. Hears
• Alleged Tax Evaders Can't Duck Bank Account Subpoenas
• Sandy Aid Gaps For NY Co-Ops, Condos Should Spur Reform
• Grads Duped By NY Law School's Employment Stats Push On
• Vitamin C Antitrust Case Puts US-China Ties On Trial
• JC Penney CEO Lured Martha Stewart Away, Macy's Says
• Lockheed Pays $19M To End Investors' Info Systems Biz Suit
• Meadow Accuses Pinnacle Of Meddling With Property Sales
• Ken Burns Film Footage Shielded From NYC Subpoena: Judge
• BP, Others Resolve Calif. City's MTBE Case For $3.5M
• ResCap Fights To Subordinate Insurers' Securities Claims
• Teva Settles Gilead's HIV Drug Patent Suit As Trial Looms
• Shaub & Williams Sues Augme For $2.2M In IP Row Fees
• Skadden Guides SL Green's $900M Refinancing Of NYC Tower
• Deadlock Leads To 2nd Mistrial In Vitesse Book-Cooking Case
• Judge Raises Bar For SEC On FCPA Jurisdiction
• NYC Should Stall Soda Ban Pending Ruling, Industry Says
• WTC Owner Blasts American, United's 9/11 Act Of War Defense
• NY Judge Slams Door On Short-Stay Apartment Rentals
• Troutman Dodges $40M Malpractice Suit Over Mariner Merger
• Kodak Avoids $18M Bill As Judge Axes Sony Film Deal
• JPMorgan Investors Seek To Split Dimon's Roles
• Powerful NY Teachers Union Calls Tax Cap Unconstitutional
• Aggressive Wiretap Affirmed With Little Fanfare
• Be Careful With NY Honorable Engagement Provisions
• Ex-Dewey Partner Sues Barclays Over Firm Capital Loan
• Continental Exits Class Action Over 9/11 WTC Damage
• Unpaid Intern Hits Modeling Agency With $50M Wage Suit
• Cerberus Rips Ruling In Paul Hastings Malpractice Case
• Reader's Digest Enters New Yet Familiar Chapter: 11
• MF Global Cleared To Collect Votes For Liquidation Plan
• Time Warner Antitrust Case Tossed Too Soon, 2nd Circ. Told
• Deloitte Signed Off On Bogus ChinaCast Docs, Funds Say
• Apple Shareholder Vote May Violate Law, Judge Says
• NYC Off Hook In '08 Crane Collapse Wrongful Death Suits
• ResCap Sets Aside $12.3M For Ambac's Sale Challenge
• Judge Won't Streamline Retailers' Martha Stewart Row
• A Broad Reading Of FCPA's Jurisdiction Over Foreign Cos.
• Smith & Nephew Sued Over Painful Hip Replacement
• Dynegy Judge Says Ch. 11 Releases Don't Bar Investor Claims
• Firehouse Contract Exempt From Wage Law: NY High Court
• Willkie Made Client Scapegoat In FINRA Probe, Suit Says
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Ex-Primary Global Exec's Bail Bid
• Kaye Scholer Settles GSC Ethics Row For $1.5M
• Greenlight Pans Proposed Apple Changes To Preferred Stock
• Simpson Thacher's Global HQ Put Up On Sale Block
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Exec Asks 3rd Circ. To Ax $3M Privacy Award
• Church-To-Condo Makeovers Pose Zoning, Landmark Issues
• Merrill Lynch To Pay $12M To Settle OT Suit
• Ampal Execs Blast Brown Rudnick's Contempt Bid In Fee Fight
• AMR Looks To Take US Bank Fight Straight To 2nd Circ.
• Arkin's Legal Assault Against Ex-Partners Put On Ice
• Blackstone Won't Pull Most SAC Funds Despite Trading Probe
• Insider Traders Profited From $28B Heinz Deal, SEC Says
• Post-Sandy Power Pole Shortage Prompts NY Utility Study
• GCs Name 43 Best-Of-The-Best Attys
• NYCHA Can Evict Tenants Who Hide Income: NY High Court
• Syncora Insists Federal, State JPMorgan MBS Suits Different
• 'Spider-Man' Actor Lobs Stunt Injury Suit At Producers
• Microsoft Beats Xbox Patent Suit
• GCs Name Cream Of The Crop Litigators
• GSK Wants Out Of HIV Drug Kickback Suit
• Ex-J&G Atty Says Of Tax Shelters: Everyone Was Doing It
• Struggling Gleacher Finds Buyer For Mortgage Loan Biz
• Huffington Can't Kick Claims That She Stole HuffPo Idea
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Gatt's NY Radio Bid-Rigging Suit
• Koch Unit, MF Global Trustee Drop Fight Over $20M Claim
• Lehman Seeks To Reel 'London Whale' Into JPMorgan Fight
• EMI Attacks Safe-Harbor Ruling In MP3Tunes Copyright Row
• Jury Gets Book-Cooking Case Against Ex-Vitesse Execs
• Tiffany Hits Costco With Trademark Suit Over Discount Rings
• Court Urged Not To Stay $200M Greenberg Sex Bias Suit
• Rakoff Departs From Katz Ruling In $2B Madoff Fight
• UBS Not Liable For Terror Attacks, 2nd Circ. Rules
• NY Court Snuffs Contract Suit Against Ex-Black Diamond Exec
• Chadbourne Adds Ex-Skadden Private Fund Pro In NY
• Bloomberg's Styrofoam Ban To Face Stiff Resistance In NY
• Apple Blasts Greenlight's Bid To Block Shareholder Vote
• US Bank's $100M Suit Over Extended Stay Loan Revived
• 2nd Circ. Revives Suit Over $307M Ness Sale
• Polsinelli Hires 25-Year Bankruptcy Vet From K&L Gates
• Retail Giants' Martha Stewart Fight Shows Contract No-Nos
• Ex-Troutman Atty Loses Appeal Over Nursing Home Deals
• Obama's Call For $9 Minimum Wage Triggers NY Bill Change
• Berkshire Hathaway, 3G Drop $28B For Heinz
• Crown Royal Maker Sues Rival Over Poison Whiskey Ad
• Fox Didn't Steal Plot For Kiefer Sutherland Show, Judge Says
• Objections Pile Up Against Dewey & LeBoeuf Ch. 11 Plan
• Psychic Must Pay SEC $11.5M For Bogus Market Predictions
• FCPA Defendants Face Tougher Slog After Latest SEC Win
• NY Fracking 'Home Rule' Appeal Looms Amid Regulatory Delay
• Facebook Shakes 4 Derivative Suits Over IPO
• Credit Suisse Fires Back At Union Central MBS Fraud Suit
• Hedge Fund Founder Turned Galleon Snitch Gets House Arrest
• Real Estate Mogul Sues Banks For $100M Over Libor-Rigging
• Howard Stern Still Seeking $330M After Sirius XM Deal
• Barclays Owes Ex-Lehman Director $20M, 2nd Circ. Hears
• Conde Nast Libel Suit May Hinge On 'Public Figure' Ruling
• $16B Virgin Media Sale Fleeces Investors, Suit Says
• Vivendi Can't Duck $1B Verdict Over Liberty Media Deal
• Foley Adds Ex-NBA Atty To Bolster Sports Practice
• Chase Customers Sue Over Failed Same-Day Card Payments
• Invesco, Stonehenge Net $185M In Sale Of NYC's Brill Building
• Blackstone Bags Ex-Barclays Alternative Asset Head
• Bank Blames Union For Lack Of $5M Fee In US Airways Deal
• Ex-NY State Senator Admits To Evidence Tampering
• NYC Human Rights Law Warrants High Court Wisdom: Part 1
• 7 Resolutions For Legal Industry Marketing In 2013
• Ex-Dewey Partners Call Bankruptcy Plan A Fraud
• Journal Register Halts Auction For $122M Stalking Horse Deal
• Lehman Nets $800M In NYC Office Building Sale
• Comcast To Pay $18.1B For GE's Stake In NBCU, Offices
• AIG Investor Urges 2nd Circ. To Revive Fed Derivative Suit
• Fracking In NY Would Harm NJ Too, Lawmakers Tell Cuomo
• Union Employers May Push Zero Tolerance After NY Pot Ruling
• MF Global Ch. 11 Objections Premature, Plan Proponents Say
• Dewey Can't Escape WARN Act Class Action
• Skadden Reps JLL Partners In $115M Health Buy-And-Build
• US Trustee Wrests $1.2M From GSC Advisers Over Fee-Sharing
• NYC Landlord Stuck In J-51 Program After Appeal Rebuffed
• Louis Berger Loses Protest Over $50M Jordan Aid Contract
• RE Investor Told To Produce Atty Emails In Fraud Suit
• Selldown Brings Warburg Pincus Close To Primerica Exit
• Illumina Sued For Rejecting Roche Bids That Topped $8B
• Holland & Knight Continues NY Expansion With 3 Attys
• JPMorgan Smeared Ex-Adviser To Clients, $3M Suit Says
• Ban On Fracking Talk In NY Town Curbs Free Speech: Enviros
• ResCap Wants Stroock Partner For Chief Restructuring Role
• Sony, Eddie Money Royalty Spat Should Proceed, Judge Says
• Agrium, Jana Fail To Compromise As Proxy Battle Looms
• Cadwalader, Sanford Accused Of Exposing Whistleblower
• Galleon's Far Dodges Prison After Aiding FBI Probe
• Dish Tells Jury ESPN Favored Rivals In Licensing Deal
• Halliburton Pays $219M Over KBR's Shoddy Oil Pipeline Work
• Rivera Flap Shows NY High Court Picks Can Expect Scrutiny
• Recovery For Manhattan Office Market Uncertain
• Authors Defend Class Cert. In Google Books Copyright Suit
• Seyfarth Adds 5 Partners To NY Real Estate Team
• TIAA, Norwegian Fund Form $1.2B US RE Venture
• Rakoff Clears LexisNexis, Westlaw In Atty's Copyright Suit
• 2nd Circ. Backs Ralph Lauren Win In US Polo Fragrance Feud
• Ener1 To Pay $4M To Settle Suit Over Failed Car Investment
• With No New Offers, $665M Carlyle Bid Wins Duff & Phelps
• Apax Reaps $97M From Indian Hospital Co. Stock Sale
• NYC's Quinn Pushes Tax Breaks To Curb Middle-Class Rents
• Judge OKs Auctions For Hostess Twinkie, Bread Brands
• US Lost $30B Through Flawed Coal Leases, NRDC Claims
• Lowenstein Guides $150M IPO Of Cerberus' RMBS Arm
• No Space For Partner Egos In Law Firm Of The Future
• NY's Limit On Follow-The-Fortunes Rearms Reinsurers
• Wibbert Sues Rajaratnam, Gupta Over $37.5M Investment
• $3B Alterra Sale Shortchanges Investors, Suit Says
• Ex-CEO Poulsen Can't Escape $3B Nat'l Century Fraud Suit
• Arcapita Files Reorganization Plan With $185M Exit Financing
• Chinese Vitamin-C Maker Can't Escape Cartel Claims
• Judges Want Details On Post-Merger Central Hudson Board
• US Coal Owes Pryor Cashman $2.5M In Fees, Judge Finds
• Black Lesbian Alleges Discrimination At NYC Gap Store
• FDA Tells 2nd Circ. It's Not Bound To Feed Antibiotics Ban
• Ex-Magyar Execs Must Face FCPA Claims In NY
• Sonar Capital Dodges Insider Trading Class Action
• Dewey & LeBoeuf, Retired Partners Ink Clawback Deal
• Straight Male-On-Male Groping Still Harassment, 2nd Circ. Told
• 3 More Ex-Thelen Partners Strike Clawback Deals
• 2nd Circ. Judge Grills Rakoff Atty Over Rejected Citi Deal
• NY Bill Would Give CLE Credit For Pro Bono Veteran Work
• Shire Pays $48M To End Adderall Supply Suit
• Foxconn Denied Quick Win In USB Essential-Patent Suit
• Macmillan Settles DOJ's E-Book Price-Fixing Case
• Kaye Scholer Can't Keep GSC Fees After Missteps: Trustee
• Dukes Doesn't Doom $400M KPMG Sex Bias Action
• Sirius XM Hit With Class Action Over Improper Fees
• Charter Puts Up $1.7B For Cablevision's Optimum West
• SunTrust Sues To Block FINRA Arbitration In MBS Row
• Einhorn Barks At Apple, But Stock Suit May Lack Bite
• Testy Judge Gives $8.5B BofA Deal Dissenters More Docs
• 2nd Circ. Clarifies Property Tax Law For Co-Op Members
• Assured's MBS Win May Force Wave Of Bank Settlements
• NY High Court Nixes $420M Travelers Reinsurance Award
• Morgan Stanley Workers Win Cert. In OT Collective Action
• BNY Defends $18B Debt Addition In Suit Over Basell Deal
• Whistleblower Urges Revival Of $2B Beth Israel FCA Suit
• NY, 8 Other States Tighten Regional Carbon Pollution Caps
• Toys R Us Sued For $65M After Boy Impales Eye On Stroller
• Casino Siting Flap Could Endanger NY Gambling Expansion
• Merrill Lynch, BofA Escape $143M CDO Fraud Suit
• ResCap Examiner's Prebankruptcy Report Delayed Again
• Teva Can't Swap Out Expert In HIV Drug Patent Trial
• JPMorgan Hid Bad Loan Reports In RMBS Sales, Dexia Says
• Stalemate Continues Over Millions Owed To Robbins Geller
• Tensions Rise As Jana Intensifies Push For Agrium Shakeup
• Arnold & Porter Adds M&A Partner From Linklaters In NY
• Warner Music Group Puts Up $765M For Parlophone Label
• Ex-Tyco CEO Wins 2nd Chance At Parole
• NY AG Appeals Toss Of Objection To $115M AIG Fraud Deal
• Eureka Snaps Up Reuters' Law School Publishing Biz
• Blackstone Strikes $1B Deal For Stake In 40 Retail Centers
• NY Attys To Have Wide Leeway In Reporting Pro Bono Work
• KKR Eyes Acquisitions To Grow Assets, But Will Be Picky
• Clarification On NY Choice-Of-Law Provisions
• Apple Sued By Einhorn In Bid To Unlock Shareholder Cash
• Don't Miss The Window To Challenge NYC Property Taxes
• Jury Convicts McGinn Smith Founders Of Fraud
• Assured's $90M Win Gives Insurers Ammo Against Banks
• Madoff Brother Agrees To Pay $90M In Picard Clawback Suit
• Financier Gets Out Of $50M 'Escape From Planet Earth' Suit
• $13M Vt. Power Plant Levy Illegal, Entergy Tells 2nd Circ.
• Howard Hughes' Plans For NYC Pier Mall Get Panel's OK
• Greenberg Traurig Wants $200M Sex Bias Suit Put On Hold
• YPF Accused Of Keeping Quiet On Nationalization Risk
• Apple, Kodak Make Peace Over Digital Camera Patents
• 5 Charged For Importing Hazardous Knock-Off Toys
• NY Post-Sandy Buyout Plan A Possible Blueprint For Future
• Olive Oil Co. Sued Over '100% Pure' Claims
• 'Amazon Tax' Arguments Focus On Status Of Sales Affiliates
• Iraq's $10B Suit Over Oil-For-Food Scheme Nixed
• Herrick Feinstein Not To Blame For Failed Tower, Atty Says
• PwC-Linked Fraud At Lipper Began Early, 2nd Circ. Hears
• Ex-Interpublic Exec Missing Docs In Facebook Investor Suit
• Sino-Forest Enters Ch. 15 To Finish Sell-Off Uninterrupted
• Ex-Grant Thornton Partner Arrested For Alleged $4M Theft
• $15M Award Is End Of The Line In Subway Tech Suit: 2nd Circ.
• Forest Labs Wants Class Nixed In $100M Gender Bias Suit
• A Gambling Case Software Developers Should Watch Closely
• MSR Resort Judge Keeps Everyone In Suspense
• Donors Hit Former 'Ground Zero' Imam With $25M Fraud Suit
• Archstone Hit With $400M Suit Over Manhattan Property Buy
• Insurers May Have Edge In Sandy Basement-Definition Fight
• Crowell, Proskauer, Fulbright Sanctioned For Counterclaims
• FiveStar, IStar Settle Dispute Over $112M Resort Loan
• Assured Wins $1B MBS Contract Suit Against Flagstar
• Shenkman Sues Rival To Defend Aesop's Tortoise Ads
• DOT To Distribute $2B For Post-Sandy Transit Repair
• Fugitive Ex-Symbol CEO Attacks $92M SEC Win At 2nd Circ.
• NY Attys Say Devil Is In The Details Of New Pro Bono Rule
• Trial Over NYC Comptroller's Campaign Finances Delayed
• Weil Gotshal Wins Banking Partner Back From Goldman Sachs
• Ally CEO Threatens To Withdraw $750M ResCap Creditor Deal
• PwC, Citco Seek To Dodge Madoff Feeder Funds' Fraud Suit
• Merck Loses Final Bellwether Trial In Fosamax MDL
• Law Prof. Inches Toward NY High Court Seat After Testy Vote
• Century Must Pay For Electric Co.'s Defense In Cleanup Row
• Credit Suisse Unit Faces Contract Suit Over $1B Loan Pool
• Galleon's Far Deserves Lean Sentence For Aiding FBI, US Says
• BNY Asks 2nd Circ. To Let It Take Payments From Argentina
• Figure Skater Baiul Seeks $5M From NBC For Using Her Image
• Goldman Execs Hid 'Structured Exits' Scheme, Investor Says
• MSR Makes Final Push For $1.5B Sale As Critics Take Aim
• Purdue Sues To Block Abuse-Proof OxyContin Generics
• Sussing Out The 2nd Circ. WorldCom Reversal
• Kenneth Cole Blasts Challenge To $149M Go-Private Deal
• Indie Record Trade Group Exits Sirius Antitrust Suit
• Metro Fuel Shouldn't Liquidate, Unsecured Creditors Say
• Inside Trader Turned Cooperator Dodges Prison
• Convicted Tyco Execs Lose Bid For Habeas In 2nd Circ.
• Wyndham Affiliate Puts Up $115M For NYC's Alex Hotel
• $8.5B BofA Mortgage Pact Hid Self-Dealing, Investors Say
• Chevron Says Ecuadoreans Dodged Depositions In $19B Suit
• NY High Court Nominee Grilled Over Lack Of Experience
• Fisker Wants Up To $100M Coverage For Sandy-Damaged Cars
• New Domino Site Plans To Face Further Approvals
• Foes Of NYC's Sugary Drink Cap Demand Enforcement Delay
• Blackstone Digs Into Pair Of Maldives Seaplane Cos.
• UnitedHealth Collective Action Waiver Doesn't Violate FLSA
• Justices Told Filed-Rate Doctrine Killed KeySpan Antitrust Suit
• White & Case Welcomes Back M&A Pro From Linklaters
• Increasing Federal Regulation: NY Shale Development Part 2
• Buy Of News Corp.'s IGN Doubles Ziff Parent's Media Biz
• Insurers Cry Foul Over $8.7B ResCap MBS Settlement
• Enviros Lose Challenge To $1.2B NY-NJ Pipeline
• Post Irene And Sandy: Use Of Hurricane Deductibles
• Wexford Capital Skirts Fraud Claims Over $674M Archer Deal
• Chem Rx Trustee Urges 2nd Circ. To Consider Exec Fraud Suit
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Elan, Pfizer Investor Row
• Post-Sandy Zoning Relief 1st Step In Climate-Proofing NYC
• General Dynamics Deserves Navy Contract, GAO Finds
• Zuckerman Snags Kirkland Partner, Cuomo Top Gun In NY
• Hawker Beechcraft's Ch. 11 Plan Gets Judge's Approval
• NY High Court's 'Amazon Tax' Ruling Could Sway Other States
• Cleary's Kim Heading Back To NY US Attorney's Office
• Ex-J&G Atty Gets New Counsel In Tax Shelter Case
• NLRB Deems NYC School Bus Strike Legal
• Greenberg Traurig, Female Partners Square Off In Sex Bias Suit
• Del. River Agency Changes Course, Will Review Gas Pipelines
• Firing Of Worker Who Posted 911 Call Info On Facebook OK'd
• Pfizer Escapes Discrimination Suit Alleging Racism, Ageism
• Chase, Debt Collectors Hit With False Debt Class Action
• Inside The Circuit Split Over FAA Section 7