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Eleven pharmaceutical companies recently settled a class action in U.S. District Court in Massachusetts concerning their alleged inflation of prescription drug wholesale prices for $125 million./p
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By Nate Raymond | April 1, 2008
Ask the people working at the bars, restaurants, and hotels of Marshall, Texas, about April 13, 2006-the day TiVo Inc. won a $73.9 million patent infringement verdict against EchoStar Communic
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The California Supreme Court's recent decision in Miller v. Department of Corrections, 05 C.D.O.S. 6268, has been the subject of widespread media coverage, most of it suggesting that th
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