By Amaris Elliott-Engel | March 24, 2008
In an apparent case of first impression, a Philadelphia judge has ruled that two pharmaceutical companies may have a legal duty to class members for money spent on the generic version of the compan
By Tresa Baldas | July 2, 2009
As Congress considers a tougher, layoff notification law, employment lawyers are warning employers to brace for more scrutiny and potential litigation involving how they execute mass layoffs.
By Henry Gottlieb | December 14, 2006
A federal judge in Newark, N.J., vacated a $4.6 million judgment against a shipping company, finding it was caused by the misrepresentations of an associate at a venerable litigation firm. U
By Amy Walsh | November 5, 2008
Since its establishment in 1934, the policies and practices governing the Securities and Exchange Commission have existed under a shroud of mystery accessible only to those who previously worke
By J. Russell Jackson | December 8, 2005
The field of products liability always has inspired lawyers to use old tools in creative new ways. Indeed, strict liability was crafted from warranty and negligence principles. But as new theo
By David B. Gail, Mary R. Korby and Michael A. Saslaw | December 4, 2008
If Shakespeare were alive today, it may not be the lawyers he would suggest killing first. In any time of turmoil, the first thought on the mind of most observers is assigning blame. In the current
By Daphne Eviatar | April 3, 2007
On a recent rainy February afternoon, Peter Sacripanti, partner-in-charge of McDermott Will & Emery's New York office, climbed into an aluminum trailer parked on the remains of an oil refinery
By Jessie Seyfer | August 8, 2007
It may take a while to erase the black mark two San Francisco law firms -- and their client, Qualcomm Inc. -- received Monday courtesy of a San Diego federal judge, but the company and firms have a
By Meredith Hobbs | July 27, 2005
As WorldCom's Bernard Ebbers heads to prison -- and former HealthSouth chief Richard M. Scrushy enjoys his recent acquittal -- Powell Goldstein is capitalizing on the federal government's incr
By Samuel Lewis | April 6, 2006
With the wealth of content that exists on the Internet, seemingly free for the taking, it's no wonder that businesses are still coming to grips with the rights associated with that content. But one
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