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In a 13-4 decision on Thursday, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held that a hospital's interest in preventing disruption of its services by banning an employee from wearing a pro-union button
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I think it's time we discussed Leatherbury v. Favel. We've never previously discussed Leatherbury v. Favel, and this seems an appropriate occasion: I have a deadline to meet and
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In an era of soaring executive compensation have come revelations about an even more insidious and probably illegal form of corporate kleptomania: options backdating. Such rights to buy stock a
By Ron Orol | August 8, 2006
Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Christopher Cox said late Monday he would not appeal a federal court ruling tossing out controversial rules requiring hedge fund managers to open their b
By Justin Scheck | May 30, 2007
On the advice of a federal judge, Brocade Communications has dropped Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati as it defends a suit over misdated stock options. "Out of respect for this court an
By Robert Napper | September 14, 2006
Hogan & Hartson is so convinced that arbitration is the way of the future in complex commercial disputes that it recently built a state-of-the-art room dedicated to arbitration in its downtown
By Justin Scheck | November 21, 2006
Earlier this year, talk about the big class action against Bank of America was all about money -- the billion dollars or so in statutory damages, the $284 million in compensatory damages, and of co
By Joseph D. Jean and Rachel M. Wrightson | July 10, 2009
Receiving a subpoena or a federal grand jury "target letter" is likely to prompt a company to ask a multitude of questions, not the least of which is: "Does our insurance cover t
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By Christopher Caparelli and Ian Goldrich | July 6, 2007
Securities fraud class actions over the past decade have taken the business world -- especially, advisers to public companies (e.g., accountants, banks and law firms) -- on a roller-coaster ride. I
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By Marjorie Glover and Edward Smith | April 22, 2009
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, signed into law by President Barack Obama on Feb. 17, is an unprecedented economic stimulus plan. ARRA contains a number of provisions desi
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