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Bayer has reached a tentative settlement with the nationwide class of all third-party payors that had to refund beneficiaries or insureds for purchases of the cholesterol reducer Baycol, a drug the
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In litigation between an employee and his or her former employer, the employer will often seek to recover materials stored on the former employee's computer or on its computer network, with the goa
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Rejecting objections from nearly a dozen medical societies, a judge has approved a class action settlement that requires Horizon Blue Cross to reform reimbursement policies affecting most of New Je
By Shannon P. Duffy | September 9, 2005
It's not too often that a federal judge declares that five of the judges on her own bench were wrong about a point of law in a string of decisions spanning a decade.What's even rarer i
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In track, a runner "false starts" or "jumps the gun" when he or she begins running before the gun has sounded. A similar concept occurs when two competing firms that have agreed
By Shannon P. Duffy | July 18, 2007
A federal judge has granted final approval of a $93 million settlement in a securities fraud suit against CIGNA Corp. that accused the company of hiding the fact that it was experiencing significan
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By Damian Capozzola | July 30, 2007
Depositions in civil litigation serve multiple purposes. Simply gathering information would certainly be one of them. Creating a cross-examination script for trial, or laying the foundation for tra
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An advocacy group has sued Target Corp., claiming that Target's Web site is incompatible with software used by the blind and that such incompatibility is a violation of the Americans with Disabilit
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Although there are fewer deals since the current economic crisis began, courts have continued to make important law governing the behavior of directors considering the sale of a company. Despite a
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To hear Roy Barnes tell it, Stiles and Sammy Kellett are old Atlanta boys who -- with hard work and savvy -- became self-made businessmen worthy of a Cobb County, Ga., civil jury's admiration.
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