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New York - February, 2014

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• As Patton Boggs Seeks New Merger, Chevron Suit Looms
• NY AG Hits Africa Israel With Temporary Condo-Sale Ban
• Real Estate Moguls On The Move
• Fortress Targeted In $200M Clawback By Bankrupt Aussie Co.
• Ex-Siemens Partner Tries To Ax Contract Fraud Case Midtrial
• LightSquared And Dish Attys Told To Work Out Discovery Row
• Insurance Attys Take A Stab At Unscrambling Sandy Suits
• NY Says Its Law Firm Fees Can't Trigger FCA Liability
• Otterbourg Expands Real Estate Practice With New Atty
• Ex-PR Firm Staffer Sues Over Female Bosses' Come-Ons
• $200M UN Plaza Deal Suit Belongs In Arbitration, Court Hears
• NY Court Revives Damage Claims In $1.8B Credit Suisse Suit
• Sherborne Buys 10% Stake In UK's Electra, Targets PE Again
• EPA Gives Kodak Nod For NY Park Cleanup Deal
• Feds Say 2 Liberty Reserve Employees To Be Extradited
• Martha Stewart Living Sublets Some NYC Office Space
• 5 Reasons The Sony Data Breach Coverage Denial Is Wrong
• Individual Damages No Bar To Class Cert., 2nd Circ. Hears
• Handful Of Banner Deals Define M&A In February
• Judge Chews Out Ex-CIFC Worker's Atty In Bias Suit
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revisit Decision To Revive Superfund Suit
• NY Car Dealership Seeks Return Of $2M Sandy Deductible
• Williams NYC Pipeline Expansion Passes Enviro Test
• PepsiCo Says No To Activist's Snack Spinoff Proposal
• Fired Associate Rightly Given Unemployment, NY Court Says
• CommonWealth Slams Corvex's Motives In Proxy Battle
• Ex-SAC Manager Martoma Wants Conviction Thrown Out
• Duane Reade Pays $22M To Settle Litigation Over Truck Injury
• Riverbed Spurns Sweetened $3.4B Elliott Buyout Bid
• Loan Foreclosure Suit Over NYC Hotel Project Advances
• Toughest-Yet NYC Sick Time Law Sparks Compliance Scramble
• Madoff Aide's Bentley, $6.5M Dream House Shown To Jury
• Insurer Can't Cap Defense Costs In Crane Collapse Suits
• Barclays Investors Mount Libor Fraud Case In 2nd Circ.
• 2nd Circ.'s Broad View Of Insider Trader's Civil Liability
• Bumble Bee Faces Failure-To-Warn Suit Over Mercury In Tuna
• JPMorgan Consolidates Offices, Moves Some To Brooklyn
• Quinn Emanuel Deserves To Be Lead Forex Counsel: Philly
• Hedge Fund Exec's Wife Tries To Revive Nude Pics Row
• Minerals Technologies Says It Won't Bow Out Of Amcol Bidding
• Haynes And Boone Snaps Up More Space At NYC's 30 Rock
• Quinn Emanuel Beats Retaliation Claim In NY Appeals Court
• NY Appeals Court Won't Let Sprint Escape $300M Tax Suit
• LightSquared Lenders Demand Dish Docs Involving $2B Bid
• A 'Truly Obnoxious' Fla. Law May Be Unenforceable In NY
• Telemarketers Keep 'Lion's Share' Of Donations, NY AG Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: WhatsApp, Jos. A. Bank, Carlyle
• Blackstone Wins Over Versace With $287M Investment
• NYC Property Tax Setup Allegedly Burdens Blacks, Hispanics
• Lehman Creditors Drop Appeal, $9B Swiss Unit Deal Freed Up
• Proskauer, Chadbourne Could Face Billions In Damages
• 1st Step In PCD's Ch. 11 Liquidation Plan Approved
• Subcontractors Can't Shake Claims Over NYC Crane Collapse
• Credit Suisse Says Insurer Spoke Up Too Late On $250M MBS
• Credit Suisse Says MBS Investor Class Can't Expand
• 2 Sentenced In Sprawling Counterfeit Nike Import Scheme
• Attys Can't Freeze Fees From $12M Bronx Pollution Deal
• NY Court Unveils Plan For Tackling 800 Sandy Coverage Suits
• Imerys' $1.61B Offer Tops Rival's Bid For Amcol
• ArcelorMittal Rips $6M Workplace Racism Award In 2nd Circ.
• Ex-'Mob Wives' Star Says Video Game Stole Her Life Story
• Ocwen Under NY Banking Regulator's Probe Over Biz Practices
• 2nd Circ. Case Highlights CAFA Home State Exception Trend
• NY Fraud Law Brings Banks To Heel On 'Insider Trading 2.0'
• Travelers Bests Northrop Grumman In Cleanup Row
• AIG Loses Bid To Shield Clausen Miller, Podvey Meanor Docs
• Keystone Puts Up $231M For Mack-Cali Office Properties
• Apple Says It Boosted Competition In E-Books Market
• Deals Rumor Mill: TPG Capital, Blackstone, Panasonic
• Philip Seymour Hoffman Pal Settles Over False Tabloid Report
• Cengage Updates Ch. 11 Plan Ahead Of Creditor Vote
• Morgan Stanley Seeks To Quash HSH's $524M RMBS Action
• Sony Coverage Denial Could Be Boon For Cyber Insurers
• Movie Art Co. Dodges Harsh Sanctions In Marilyn Monroe Feud
• Syncora, JPMorgan Bring RMBS Litigation To An End
• Crowell Adds Dentons IP Litigator To NY Office
• Men's Wearhouse Backer Showcases Activists' M&A Role
• Olive Oil Importer Can't Escape Mislabeling Claims
• 'Real Housewives' Star Stole Jewelry Designs, Suit Says
• Elliott Raises Bid For Riverbed Technology To $3.3B
• NY Court Won't Rehear Patterson Belknap Real Estate Row
• Salix Wins Jury Verdict In Breach Suit Over Napo Drug
• Empire State Building Owners Duck Suit Over REIT Roll-Up
• Ex-Event Planning Co. Execs Dealt Blow In Noncompete Row
• Minerals Technologies Ups Amcol Bid To $1.38B
• The Unstoppable Trailblazer: Judge Shira Scheindlin
• Morgan Stanley Dodges Class Action Over Insurer Kickbacks
• NYC Developers Claim Rent Control Rules Abuse Due Process
• Consumers Fight For Class Cert. In Apple E-Book Action
• Suntech Power Holdings Files For Ch. 15 Protection
• Ballard Spahr Draws Dickstein Antitrust Litigation Duo
• NY Justices Reopen Door For Lawsuit Against Broker
• Citi, Home Lending Specialists Reach Deal On OT Claims
• Elmslie Aide Wants Resentencing Over Missing Testimony
• Cuomo Throws Cold Water On Local Minimum Wage Hikes
• Future Of Mt. Gox Bitcoin Exchange Uncertain Amid Shutdown
• A Close Look At M&A Brokers' New Registration Exemption
• Insurers Lose Bid To Revive $1.8B MBS Suit In Top NY Court
• Madoff Aides' Trial Halted Due To Juror's Medical Issue
• Deals Rumor Mill: BlackBerry, SoftBank, Chevron
• Rajaratnam Takes Insider Trading Conviction To High Court
• Proskauer Sues Defunct Oil Tanker Co. For Hurt Reputation
• Ex-Siemens Ally Points To Associate In Contract Fraud Trial
• Ex-Madoff Aide Says She 'Never Knowingly' Committed Fraud
• Poker Players Lose Supreme Court Bet
• 2nd Circ. Ruling Bolsters Pa. 'Reasonable Expectation' Law
• CVR, Icahn Suit Belongs In State Court, Wachtell Says
• TV Networks Blast Aereo Before Supreme Court
• Dodd-Frank Whistleblower Protections Not Retroactive: Judge
• Zipcar Escapes Class Action Over Vehicle Damage Policy
• Apple Wants E-Books Cases Sent Back To Texas, Calif.
• Hersha Nets $37M In Manhattan Hotel Sale
• Wells Fargo Beats Merchant Class Action Over Hidden Fees
• SEC Examiner Gets Deferred Prosecution Deal In Ethics Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: Avincis, Channel 5, CVC Capital
• High Court Cuts Off Challenge To Stoli Vodka Trademark
• Dechert Must Reveal Billables From Coudert Paris Takeover
• Greystone, Quilvest Spawn $100M Multifamily-Asset JV
• 2nd Circ. Securities Transfer Safe Harbor Ruling To Stand
• 'Star Associate' Sues Ex-Firm, Reed Smith
• Using Images From Social Media: 3 Lessons From AFP Case
• Cinven Pays $915M For Clinical Research Co. Medpace
• BNY Mellon Appeals Claim Exclusions In BofA $8.5B MBS Deal
• Expanded 'Bad Boy' Guarantees Undercut Nonrecourse Loans
• Claims Deadline For Madoff Victim Fund Extended
• 2nd Circ. Remands NYC Stop-And-Frisk Suits Amid Deal
• Forest Investor Says $25B Actavis Offer Is Insufficient
• How Big Oil Is Trying To Tar Lobbying And PR As Extortion
• Related Nets $57M In One Madison Penthouse Sale
• Holland & Knight Adds Partner to Latin America Finance Group
• FEMA Cautions Against Grouping Sandy Coverage Suits
• World-Wide Lands $450M Loan For NYC Tower
• The Storm Has Passed For NY Insurance Law
• Sony Units Denied Coverage For Suits Tied To Cyberattack
• UK Atty Charged In Tax Scheme Can Depose Foreign Witnesses
• SUNY Makes Deal To Keep Hospital Open Under New Operator
• 'American Idol' Owner Sues Sony Over Royalties
• NY Bank Regulator To Release Bitcoin Guidance In 2014
• Ex-BDO Boss Says Arbitration Award Was Based On Fraud
• Muslims' Suit Over NYPD Spying Gets The Boot
• Business Wire Curbs Licenses In Nod To 'Insider Trading 2.0'
• Celebs Back NYC Mayor's Tax Hike Initiative To Fund Pre-K
• Citibank, Barclays Resolve $141M Suit Over Lehman Losses
• CORRECTED: Grubb & Ellis Trustee Seeks To Claw Back Payments To Ex-VP
• Michael Jackson Promoter Found In Contempt For $1B In Liens
• SEC Defends Internal Whistleblower Protections At 2nd Circ.
• Hollywood Reporter Hit With $150M Defamation Suit
• Paul Hastings Nabs Pfizer's Top Compliance Officer
• NY AG Can Seek $150M Of E&Y's Lehman Fees: Appeals Court
• Alpha Media Files $38M Suit Over Failed Maxim Magazine Sale
• NY Residency Ruling Shortens Leash For Auditors
• NY Panel Shields IBM From Medical Monitoring Damages
• Accused Madoff Ponzi Pal Tight-Lipped On Witness Stand
• 2nd Circ. Won't Stay Class Notice In Fox Intern Wage Suit
• Verizon Won't Take NYC Broadband Pricing Rules Lying Down
• NYPD Det., Building Manager Sued Over NYC Apt. Scheme
• Insurer Appeals Dealership's Sandy Business Interruption Win
• Blackstone, GIC To Invest $750M Into Kronos
• Dish's Hopper Chooses Content For Viewers, 2nd Circ. Hears
• Small-Dollar Lenders Under Fire From AGs And CFPB
• Madoff Interviews Show JPMorgan Knew Of Fraud, Suit Says
• Tourre Judge Weighs Blocking Goldman From Paying SEC Tab
• NY Regulators OK Cuomo-Brokered Con Edison Rate Freeze
• NY Appeals Court OKs License For Union Square Restaurant
• NY-NJ Port Authority OKs $27.6B, 10-Year Capital Plan
• Barnet Sets Stage For Potential Chapter 15 Circuit Split
• K2 Reversal Adds To Series Of Coverage Flip-Flops
• FERC Skirted Input On NJ-NY Pipeline Study, DC Circ. Told
• Jim Beam Maker Can't Shake $100M Whiskey Contract Suit
• De Blasio Pitches Schools, Housing Plans To RE Execs
• AIG Loses Bid To Delay Approval Of $8.5B BofA Settlement
• Investor Group Spends $400M In Standard Hotel Buyout
• NY AG Takes Up Pay-For-Delay Mantle With Teva Deal
• Ex-Madoff Associate Testifies Media Scrutiny Wasn't Red Flag
• 20-Story Hotel Planned For 292 Fifth Ave.
• NTSB Urges More Metro-North Safety Changes Post-Crash
• Citigroup Shakes Ex-Salomon Head's Theft Loss Suit
• City Opera Opens Up To Creditors About Asset Sale Proposals
• Ex-Banker Brings $25M Libel Suit Over 'Wolf Of Wall Street'
• Shaub & Williams Gets Augme Claims Pared In $2M Fee Suit
• Century To Pay $5.5M To Cover Electric Co.'s Cleanup Row
• Enviro Group Slams Agencies Over NJ-NY Oil Spill Plan
• Hunton Atty's Alleged Stock Tip Sparks Criminal Probe
• Top Court Asks If $150M Saudi Currency Tangle Belongs In NY
• Savanna Spends $60M On Madison Square West Retail
• NY Court Upholds Suit Over Fire Death From Floor Finish
• RBS To Fork Over $275M To Settle MBS Class Action
• Grooveshark Wiped Evidence In Copyright Row: Record Cos.
• NYC Bar Backs Tougher Ethics Laws, Women's Equality Bill
• Jaffe & Asher Employee's Sexual Harassment Claims Advance
• Ex-Dewey Partners May Unite On Clawback Discovery
• BofA Again Ducks Buyback Attempt Over $1.75B MBS Pool
• 'Big Short' Author Denies Defamation In 2nd Circ.
• Lehman Bankruptcy Judge To Join MoFo As Practice Co-Chair
• In Memoriam: Bankruptcy Judge Burton Lifland
• AIG Shouldn't Delay $8.5B BofA Deal, Investors Urge Court
• The Captain Of The Mother Court: Judge Loretta Preska
• NY Judge Wants Defamation Case Against Daily News Revived
• Apple E-Books Ruling Wrong On Antitrust Law, 2nd Circ. Told
• Bloomberg Says Pregnancy Bias Plaintiff Isn't Owed Pay
• Activist Affirms Proxy Plans After Jos. A. Bank's Bauer Buy
• Donziger Can't Stay Chevron Suit Pending 2nd Circ. Ruling
• NY High Court Do-Over Preserves Power Of Policy Exclusions
• Arianna Huffington Can't Kick Suit Over HuffPost Idea
• Ex-Madoff Associate Takes Witness Stand In Rare Move
• Trustees Group Backs Picard In 2nd Circ. Clawbacks Appeal
• No Strict Liability For NY Medical Cos. Over Info Leaks
• JPMorgan Hit With Class Action Over Late Mortgage Docs
• NY Court Restores Wyle's Suit Over $235M Merger
• Insurer Seeks To Move $32M Reservoir Collapse Suit To NY
• Vornado Nets $94M For Its Remaining Long Island Mall
• Photo App Maker Mobli Hit With IP Suit Over Celebrity Pics
• 2nd Circ. Warned Of 'Red Herring' In Applebee's Wage Suit
• Orrick Adds Ex-Kaye Scholer Commercial MBS Team
• Tutor Perini Unit Picks Up 4 Contracts Worth $145M In NYC
• NY High Court Balks At Tax Authority's Residency Test
• New Truces And New Battle Lines In Tax Litigation
• Steve Madden, Trebbianno Take 60K SF At Midtown Building
• Insurer Disclaimer Delays OK In Some Cases: NY High Court
• Ex-Jefferies Fund Head Must Pay $7.2M Loss, 2nd Circ. Rules
• Latham-Led Actavis Pays $25B For Icahn-Backed Forest Labs
• NYC Opposes Police Intervention In Stop-And-Frisk Suits
• Time Warner, Comcast Hit With Investor Suit Over $45B Deal
• BofA Loses Its Bid To Use Countrywide Docs In MBS Row
• Judge OKs Push For Capstone Docs In $150M Fraud Suit
• Nasdaq Loses Bid To Take Facebook IPO Suit To 2nd Circ.
• Keryx, CEO Dodge Investor Class Action Over Cancer Drug
• Hope For NYC Hospitals Rises With $8B Medicaid Waiver Deal
• Greenlight Capital Sues Over Leaked News On Micron Buy
• High Court Asked To Tweak Securities Fraud Sentencing
• DSW On Hook For Filene's Lease, Landlord Tells NY Court
• Madoff Defendants Ask To Consolidate On Common Issues
• Kind Bar Sues Clif Bar To Bar New Packaging
• Deals Rumor Mill: Murphy Oil, Lone Star, Cinven
• NY Landowners Sue Cuomo Over Fracking Decision Delay
• NARAL, Ex-President End Dispute Over Misappropriated Funds
• Minerals Tech Trumps Imerys' $1.6B Bid For Amcol
• Cadwalader Can't Shake Nomura Malpractice Suit
• McCarter & English Snags Greenberg Traurig IP Pro
• Lloyd's Targets Tiffany Exec Over $5.4M Theft
• Twombly Affects All Elements Of Antitrust Claims
• Dreier's Disclosure Statement Wins Judge's Approval
• MDL Panel Refuses To Consolidate Credit Union RMBS Suits
• NY High Court Denies Atty Fees For Accounting Firm
• Giant Interactive Sells $200M Stake In Alibaba Owners
• NY Says Cut To Judges' Health Benefits Is Constitutional
• NY Fed Wants Further Tri-Party Repo Market Risk Reduction
• Oppenheimer PE Fund Whistleblower Sues For Retaliation
• Manhattan Office Market Leasing Sets 5-Year Record
• NYC Union Contract Push Could Impact Taxes, Private Sector
• NY Issues Updated Hazardous Waste Monitoring Policy
• Hospital's Suit Over NY Workers' Comp Law Dismissed
• Ex-Red Robin Worker's Gay Bias Suit Nixed By 2nd Circ.
• Data Co. Crunches Airbnb Data Sought By NY AG
• MBIA To Pay $325M To Settle Nomura MBS Liabilities
• Striking Out A-Rod: The Faithless Servant Doctrine
• Tronox Trust Says Anadarko Owes $21B In Enviro Liabilities
• TD, WestLB Dodge Oppenheimer Suit Over Credit Agreement
• Ex-Clyde & Co. Atty Must Arbitrate Firing Suit, Judge Says
• Chobani To Donate Yogurt Shipment Intended For Olympians
• Smartphone Anti-Theft 'Kill Switch' Effort Goes National
• Lester Schwab Inks Lease At Savanna's Wall Street Building
• NY High Court Says Deadline Unenforceable In Coverage Suit
• Content Worries Cloud $45B Comcast-Time Warner Merger
• Silverstone Nabs $100M In Kips Bay Residential Flip
• Fortress Puts Up $363.4M To Buy Back Nomura's Stake
• Failed Maxim Magazine Acquisition Spurs Fraud Charges
• Neiman Marcus Wants Data Breach Class Action Tossed
• Publicis Inks Temporary Lease At 1 Penn Plaza
• Lehman Inks $767M Deal To Resolve Freddie Mac Claim
• Hogan Lovells Adds Ex-Kaye Scholer Corporate Partner
• PepsiCo Refuses Activist Push To Spin Off Snack Unit
• Comcast Puts Up $45.2B In Surprise Time Warner Takeover Bid
• DOJ Says Market-Power Evidence Not Essential To AmEx Suit
• Fed. Circ. Says NYC High Line Neighbors Can't Sue US
• Judge Sets Timeline On Cengage Ch. 11 Plan
• Cathay Strikes $65M Settlement In Freight Price-Fixing MDL
• Marriott Faces 1 Less Claim In Miami Beach Hotel Spat
• NYC Mayor Slams Bloomberg For Leaving Union Deals Open
• Pa.-NY Pipeline's Enviro Impact Can Be Reduced, FERC Says
• Ruling Sets Unrealistic Product Safety Bar, NY Justices Hear
• Town Asks NY High Court To Revive Challenge To Enviro Regs
• TufAmerica Puts Frank Ocean Song In Copyright Crosshairs
• Faruqi Can't Withhold Pay Data In Sex Harassment Suit
• Cuomo Open To Tougher Standard For Scaffold Injury Liability
• Tutor Perini Wins $844M Contracts For NYC East Side Access
• Fair Use Win May Be Cold Comfort To Bloomberg
• NY Hospital Settlement Could Be Model For Future Mergers
• As Exonerations Grow, States Make Them Harder To Win
• Stripping Isn't Art, Hustler Club Told In $2M Tax Verdict
• Shearman & Sterling Nabs 6 Orrick Herrington Partners In NYC
• Apple Defends Expert Testimony In E-Books Damages Saga
• Cleary Gottlieb Says Flood Exclusion Void In $3M Sandy Claim
• Activist Campaign Against Wausau Execs Picks Up Steam
• Photographers Sue Cengage To Preserve Copyright Claims
• Top NY Judge Proposes Pro Bono Student Work Program
• Hawker Whistleblowers Contest Discharge Of $2.3B Claims
• Claims Over MF Global Collapse Trimmed In Class Action
• Keurig Hit With Antitrust Suit Over Alleged Coffee Monopoly
• Related, Sterling Hit With Suit Over Willets West Mall Plan
• AmEx Can't Join Private, Gov't Antitrust Cases
• Hoffman Libel Suit To Test If News Media Can Blame Fakers
• Sony Sues Over Cheerleading Competition Music Mixes
• Con Ed, NYC Protest $629M Bill For Upgrades
• USAA Cleared In Probe Of Death Benefit Search Practices
• US Atty's Office In NY Recovered $4B In 2013
• Lehman Reaches Settlement In $382M Tax Dispute
• Ex-Harbinger Exec Close To Pact With SEC In Fraud Suit
• Seeger Weiss Says Vitamin Shoppe Trademark Suit Falls Short
• Insurer Pushes To Exit Zurich's Suit Over Sony PSN Breach
• LightSquared Teases New Bankruptcy Plan By Friday
• Cuomo Launches NY Green Energy Development Bank
• NY's Strong Restrictions On Restrictive Covenants
• BakerHostetler Snags 3-Atty RE Team From Herrick Feinstein
• 2nd Circ. Judge Chides Quinn Emanuel Atty In Citigroup Case
• NY Leaders Push For Ban On Microbeads
• Apple Can't Stay Goodwin Procter Monitor In E-Book Suit
• Morgan Stanley Whistleblower Says Dodd-Frank Is Retroactive
• 'Too Cute' Yoga Teacher Can't Show Bias, Ex-Bosses Say
• Ex-MF Global Execs Slam Customer-Trustee Claim Settlement
• 2nd Circ. Says NJ Law Applies To $5M Insurance Suit
• Sanctions Bid Fails In Temp Atty's OT Suit Against Skadden
• Coming Soon: Mandatory Sick Leave For Most NYC Employees
• NY AG Backs Plan For Lenders To Care For Foreclosed Homes
• Lawyer Stole $2M From Jewish Cemetery, NY AG Says
• Brookfield Kicks Off $200M Manhattan West Redevelopment
• Pfizer Says 2nd Circ. Can't Review Lipitor FCA Suit
• Choice Hotels Adds 5 Properties To Boutique Brand
• Hinckley Allen Nabs Corporate, Health Care Partners
• Syracuse, Insurer Settle Over Coverage For Sex Abuse Probe
• NY Startup Credit Excludes Patent Buys, Regulator Says
• Dewey Trustee Sues 5 More Ex-Partners For $2.5M
• Camelot Group Boss Charged With $9M Theft From Investors
• De Blasio Pushes People-First RE Deals, Minimum Wage Hike
• Apple Injunction Flouts Deal, Simon & Schuster Tells 2nd Circ.
• Investors Launch $600M Suit Over Empire State Building Deal
• FTC Signs Off On $2.4B KKR-Sedgwick Deal
• Millennium & Copthorne Unit Puts Up $274M For NYC Hotel
• Icahn Backs Off $50B Apple Buyback Calls Amid Blowback
• AIG Escapes Insurer's Suit Over Asbestos Claims Coverage
• Minnesota Twins Sue Visa, Mastercard Over Swipe Fees
• 2nd Circ. Weighs 100,000-Member Debt Collection Class
• Martoma Case Shows Insider Trading Defense Far From Easy
• Labor Protections For Young Models Make Runway Debut
• NYC Mayor Taps Development Expert As City Planning Head
• Donziger Says Chevron's RICO Suit Doesn't Stick
• A-Rod Abruptly Drops Suits Over Drug Probe And Suspension
• Alleged Silk Road Owner Pleads Not Guilty To Charges
• 2nd Circ. Sends Dish Network Fee-Contract Row To Trial
• Prudential Broker Fights Market Timing Case In 2nd Circ.
• 2nd Circ. Narrows Injunction In UnitedHealth Doctors Suit
• Sunrise Credit Escapes Unfair Debt Collection Claims
• Sons Of Norway Execs Dodge Suit Over Club Tax Status
• WTC Security Plan Doesn't Create A 'Fortress,' NY Judge Says
• Philip Seymour Hoffman Friend Hits Mag With $50M Libel Suit
• KKR To Acquire National Vision From Berkshire Partners
• 10 Cross-Border Bankruptcy Cases Shaping Chapter 15
• A-Rod Atty Hits Daily News, Ex-NYPD Chief With $15M Suit
• High Court's CAFA Ruling Won't Affect AG Enforcement
• Deals Rumor Mill: Glencore Xstrata, Cerberus, IBM
• Swiss Asset Manager Indicted In Tax Evasion Sweep
• Chevron Shakes NJ Claims In MDL Over MTBE Pollution
• Faruqi Tries To Withhold Pay Data In Sex Harassment Row
• Sprint Asks Appeals Court To Ax NY's $300M FCA Tax Suit
• QBE Says AIG Affiliates Must Cover Kickback Case Defense
• Feds Inch Closer To SAC's Cohen As Martoma Convicted
• BNY Mellon Shakes $50M Repsol Suit Over YPF Board Vote
• AmEx Merchant Fee Deal Wins Preliminary Court Approval
• Cuomo Estate Tax Overhaul Could Carry Hidden Risks
• Davis & Gilbert Again Tries To Nix $8M Malpractice Suit
• Accounting Co. Can Be Sued Over Madoff Losses: NY Court
• Big Banks Lose Discovery Scuffle In Aluminum Storage MDL
• 2 Attys, Ex-NYC Comptroller Tapped For Casino Board
• Developers Grab $20M Brooklyn Site For Mixed-Use Project
• WP Carey Inks $92M Deal For 2 Industrial Sites
• MSR Hotels Wins Approval Of Ch. 11 Plan After 3 Years
• Gerova Financial Settles MDL Over Stillwater Deal
• Ex-SAC Manager Martoma Found Guilty Of Insider Trading
• Extending NY's Brownfield Tax Credit — With Major Cutbacks
• Blackstone Wants Board Seats After French REIT Buy-In
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sprint, KKR, Carlyle
• Litigation Costs Are In Your Control, So Take Control
• 'Rebecca' Publicist Drops Counterclaims In Producers' Suit
• Bear Stearns, Deloitte Dodge Hedge Fund's $200M Fraud Suit
• Citibank To Pay $110M In Force-Placed Insurance Settlement
• 2nd Circ. Mulls $163M CDO Fraud Suit Against Wells Fargo
• Defense Can Bring Back US's Madoff Witness, Judge Rules
• Martoma Awaits Verdict As Jury Mulls Defense Testimony
• 2nd Circ. Revives DHL Contractors' Whistleblower Claims
• NY's New Tenant Safeguards May Stifle Affordable Housing
• Local Wage Hikes In NY Could Create Compliance Headaches
• KPMG Auditors Mount Case For OT In 2nd Circ.
• 2nd Circ. Nixes Suit Against JPMorgan Over WaMu Lease
• Detroit Fees Hit $11M In First Weeks Of Bankruptcy
• P&G Sues Rival Toothpaste Maker Over Ad Claims
• 2013's Top 10 Tax Controversy Cases
• Deals Rumor Mill: America Movil, Mercuria, Deutsche Telekom
• Evidence 'Tsunami' Backs Ex-Jenkens Atty Verdict, US Says
• Franchise Noncompete Enforcement Is Unpredictable
• AIG Rallies Against BofA's $8.5B Deal With MBS Investors
• NY Bar Groups Back Judiciary's $1.8B Budget Request
• FINRA Levies Record $8M Fine Over Penny Stock Transactions
• AB InBev Swallows NY Craft Brewer As Drink Sector Stays Hot
• JPMorgan Strikes $614M Deal In Mortgage-Loan FCA Suit
• NYC Teacher Test Violates Title VII, 2nd Circ. Affirms
• Marilyn Monroe Cafes Hit With $18M Suit For Unpaid Royalties
• Wilson Elser Atty's Questioning Leads To Mistrial, Fine
• Davis Polk Escapes Recruiter's $1.4M Hiring Fee Suit In NY
• Ex-Siemens Execs Fined $1.5M Over $1B Bribery Scheme
• Domino's Deal Heralds FLSA Woes For Fast-Food Chains
• Martoma Jury Ends 1st-Day Deliberations With No Verdict
• Credit Suisse Unit Says Loan Buyback Suit Is Too Late
• 2nd Circ. Nixes Vt. Win In ERISA Preemption Battle
• Hogan Lovells Nabs DOJ International Antitrust Vet
• Mogul Swig, Former Partners Settle $52M Condo Sales Fight
• NY Court Snuffs Claims Of Judge Bias In Ex-AIG Execs Suit
• NY, NJ Port Authority Unveils $27.6B Spending Plan
• MasterCard Picks Up Office Space In NYC Flatiron District
• Gibson Dunn Adds Ex-UBS In-House Atty To NY Office
• Deals Rumor Mill: Liberty, Novartis, Blackstone
• 2nd Circ. Weighs Apple Monitor's Duties In E-Books Case
• Edwards Wildman Investigations Pro Heads For NYC Watchdog
• Foxwoods Strikes Deal On Catskills Casino, Hotel Projects
• Related Joins Brooklyn Hospital In New LICH Proposal
• LightSquared Judge OKs $33M Loan From Dish Chair, Lenders
• NY Democrats Push For Stronger Minimum Wage Package
• 'Sham' Long Island Charities To Close After NY AG Probe
• Facebook Asks For 2nd Circ. Review Of Investors' IPO Suit
• Storm Warning For Section 546 'Safe Harbor'
• Blackstone Unit Invests $200M In Chopper Leasing Co.
• Madoff Judge OKs Trustee's $543M JPMorgan Settlements
• Katten's Real Estate Chops Lured Bingham Crew, Atty Says
• Kagan Counts 6 Ginsburg Greatest Hits In Gender Bias Fight
• Willkie Farr Settles Malpractice Suit With Fund Manager
• Feds Urge Jury To Convict Ex-SAC Trader Martoma
• Edwards Wildman $23M Malpractice Suit Goes To Mass.
• Ex-Milberg Partners Want To Arbitrate Salary Dispute
• Vijay Singh Demands PGA Docs On Other Golfers' Doping
• Korea, Singapore Carriers Pay $207M To Exit Price-Fixing Suit
• Arbitration Cases Don't Stop Employee Time Limits: 2nd Circ.
• GCs Name Best-Of-The-Best Attys
• SEC Wins Final Fraud Claim Against Amerindo Co-Founders
• Proskauer Nabs 3 Ex-Paul Hastings Employment Attys
• 2nd Circ. Nixes Wannabe Member's LMRDA Suit Against Union
• Cengage Slashes $4B Of Debt In Deal With Creditors
• Greenberg Traurig Nabs 2 M&A Pros For NYC Office
• Investor Class Action Against Stevia Supplier Nixed
• Former Top NY Dem Hit With New Charge Over City Biz Stake
• Smart Balance Milk Labeling Suit Not Preempted, Judge Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Jos. A. Bank, Lenovo, Nestle
• Apple Urges 2nd Circ. To Keep E-Books Monitor Sidelined
• 2nd Circ. Says Stallone Didn't Steal 'Expendables' Script
• NY Recovered $851M In Medicaid Fraud And Abuse Last Year
• NYC's Apple Bank, PwC Settle $1.9M Tax Malpractice Suit
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Holwell Shuster's Dorit Black
• Baker Botts Adds White Collar Ace To New York Office
• How And Why Aereo Got To The Supreme Court
• Vornado Secures $600M Loan For Central Park South Project