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By Ronald G. White and Charles L. Shaw | November 21, 2008
Mark Twain once reportedly observed that "everybody talks about the weather but nobody does anything about it."[FOOTNOTE 1] The same could be said of corporate crimin
By Peter Geier | November 21, 2006
A group of long-term Marlboro smokers has filed an action in federal court in New York to force Marlboro maker Philip Morris USA Inc. to give them regular low-dose CT scans to catch possible early
By Douglas I. Koff and Jason Jurgens | February 26, 2009
On Jan. 21, 2009, in ECA and Local 134 IBEW Joint Pension Trust of Chicago v. JPMorgan Chase Co./em
By Tony Mauro | June 27, 2006
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to answer a crucial question that arises in virtually every patent application: When is an invention so obvious that it does not deserve a patent? The ques
The Corporate Counselor
By Michael G. Biggers | April 8, 2009
A United States court decision highlights the opportunities and pitfalls associated with the potential use of U.S.-style discovery to obtain materials for use in international arbitrations. a
By Dan Levine | March 19, 2008
Morrison & Foerster senior partner James Brosnahan just couldn't talk the government down.A grand jury indicted his client, Scott Harkonen, former CEO of the Brisbane, Calif.-based biote
The Associated Press
By Toby Sterling | November 29, 2005
Royal Ahold NV, which owns the Stop & Shop and Giant supermarket chains in the United States along with other retail operations worldwide, said Monday it has agreed to pay $1.1 billion to
The Bankruptcy Strategist
By Jeff J. Marwil | January 11, 2007
Investor confidence and market behavior can be impacted greatly by events that do not necessarily correlate. In the case of the Bayou Hedge Funds fraud, these unique and non-recurring events fueled
By Cheryl Miller | September 18, 2007
A federal judge has dismissed California's global warming lawsuit against six automakers, saying the issues raised in the nuisance claim should be addressed by lawmakers and not the court.Th
By Sheri Qualters | September 28, 2006
A federal judge's decision not to dismiss a discrimination case against retailer Target Corp. for operating a Web site inaccessible to the blind opens the door to Internet-related Americans with Di
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