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By Amy E. D'Agostino | July 8, 2009
In 2006, New York altered its publication requirements for partnerships including limited liability companies. Client alerts with titles such as "Publish or Perish!" had everyone asking q
By Joan McPhee | January 29, 2008
In 2005, Serono Inc. pleaded guilty to federal felony offenses and paid, with its shareholders, more than $700 million in criminal and civil penalties, yet all of its employees accused of criminal
By Andy Peters | February 15, 2008
State Bar of Georgia general counsel William P. Smith III traveled to Savannah on Thursday to investigate complaints of lawyers improperly soliciting victims of last week's a class="linelink" href
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By Katharine Webster | June 14, 2006
Former shareholders of Tyco International Ltd., whose former chief executive and chief financial officer were convicted of fraud, have been certified as a class to sue the company and its accountin
By Andy Peters | April 4, 2006
HealthSouth Corp. has helped lots of lawyers become more prosperous in recent years.The Birmingham, Ala., company expects eventually to pay a total of about $147 million in legal fees for li
By Anthony Lin | November 28, 2006
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which is suing law firm Sidley Austin for allegedly demoting around 30 partners on the basis of age, is seeking to block discovery concerning t
By Daniel Ostrovsky | February 1, 2007
The Florida Bar confirmed Tuesday that it will open ethics investigations against Hunton & Williams partner Carlos Loumiet and Greenberg Traurig shareholder Robert L. Grossman in connection wit
By John J. Carney and Jimmy Fokas | November 13, 2006
On Dec. 1, Rule 408 of the Federal Rules of Evidence willbe amended to allow "conduct or statements" made duringsettlement negotiations with government regulatorsto be used against a defendant
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By David R. Bennett | April 10, 2009
"Do not go gentle into that good night." Dylan Thomas' poem refers to raging against dying, but attorneys can take this same approach by continuing to litigate a case at all costs until
By Cecile Kohrs Lindell | November 28, 2006
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer on Monday didn't seem too impressed with the notion that competitors taking similar actions is enough to file a lawsuit charging antitrust violations.
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