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For those who hoped to see errant corporate executives trotted out for trial, 2004 was a good year. In fact, it was historic. Never before have so many high-level executives of publicl
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Unions and health insurers cannot pursue a nationwide class action consumer fraud case for billions of dollars spent on the painkiller Vioxx, the New Jersey Supreme Court says. The ju
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Lawyers say a trade group's new sales and marketing code of ethics for pharmaceutical companies that's designed to help companies avoid government investigations and prosecutions will trigger exten
By Claudia T. Salomon and Matthew Saunders | June 26, 2006
With the advent of globalization,the number of companiesengaged incross-border transactions,and therefore, cross-border disputes, hasgrown exponentially. To avoid the maelstromof litigating in a fo
By Leonard Post | December 23, 2005
As blanket occupational exemptions for jury duty become a relic, litigators are split on whether there's a need for specific jury instructions to keep jurors from relying on their expertise in
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Some of the most explosive litigation battles with humongous stakes involve foreign plaintiffs suing multinational companies, including U.S. corporations, allegedly involved in human rights violati
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A federal jury deliberating the fate of a former Coca-Cola secretary charged with conspiring to steal trade secrets from the beverage maker in an effort to sell them to Pepsi told a judge Thursday
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By Elaine Kurtenbach | August 31, 2006
Apple Computer said Wednesday it was trying to settle a dispute over alleged labor abuses at an iPod factory in China, an awkward case highlighting the challenges big companies face in living up
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Over the past several years, the government has dramatically increased its efforts to enforce the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.[FOOTNOTE 1] The number of enforcement actions b
By Leigh Jackson | July 22, 2008
Senior in-house lawyers are confident they are still getting value from their legal advisers, despite last year's financial performance, which took many firms to record highs in terms of both turno
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