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Nearly one year after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a pre-emption on filing failure-to-warn actions over federally approved drugs, rulings across the nation show a clear division
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What constitutes discrimination wasn't the only question at issue in a recent civil lawsuit four black Texas men brought against Walgreen Co. in a Nevada courtroom. The definition of work
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Will the current economic crisis affect President-elect Barack Obama's promise to "reinvigorate antitrust enforcement"?[FOOTNOTE 1] We think not. The
By Brenda Sapino Jeffreys | October 18, 2006
Houston's Boyar & Miller faces seven recently filed malpractice suits alleging the firm missed an April 2001 immigration filing deadline, which has serious consequences for dozens of current an
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A Philadelphia judge has ordered retail titan Wal-Mart to pay $45.7 million in plaintiffs' attorney fees, $3.6 million in plaintiff expenses and $10 million in prejudgment interest as a result of a
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Kevin Heron warned his colleagues about the dangers of insider trading, but he apparently didn't think those warnings applied to himself. On July 19 a Philadelphia jury convicted Heron, the former
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California employers can thank a cranky pair of disgruntled tech workers for a favorable appellate ruling that preserves their immunity in Internet-related speech cases.After all, it had bee
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Whether a company that allegedly purchased too much or paid too much for raw materials violated the antitrust laws is currently before the U.S. Supreme Court in a petition for writ of certiora
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