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Massive Buy Back: Wells Fargo to Pay $1.4B in Auction-Rate Settlement
Wells Fargo will buy back about $700 million in troubled auction-rate securities from California investors under a settlement announced by the state's AG on Wednesday. In a separate deal, the bank will repurchase nonliquid auction-rate securities totaling some $700 million from non-California residents.Patent Inventor Identification: Truth and Consequences
When a new invention is developed and a client communicates with a patent attorney regarding it, sometimes an invention disclosure is provided with inventors and inventor information already identified.Prospects Seem Uncertain for Affirmative Action as Justices Ponder How to Define 'Critical Mass'
Constitutional questions about race generally have divided the Roberts court and, unsurprisingly yesterday, the court's liberal members aggressively challenged counsel for Abigail Fisher, a white woman denied admission at the University of Texas, while the conservative justices aimed their firepower at the university's advocate.View more book results for the query "*"
Planning an Estate for the Worst of Times
Few have escaped the stock market`s downdraft or the personal tragedies associated with the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11. In my business, providing planning advice and trust management, we are helping people capitalize on the hard lessons learned.Estate Planning for Deferred Compensation
Many executives receive, as part of their compensation packages, arrangements that provide compensation at a later date, often dependent on achieving corporate goals, such as income or sales levels.Legendary Litigator Allen Ruby Joins Skadden
Legendary Silicon Valley solo Allen Ruby is taking his high-powered practice to Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom. Born into a wrestling family, Ruby is representing former San Francisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds against perjury charges as well as Facebook in litigation among its founders.States Launching E-Discovery Rules
A wave of state court systems are adopting electronic discovery rules as local lawyers struggle with the costs and uncertainty of e-discovery in an expanding range of cases. Lawyers accept state electronic discovery rules as inevitable and potentially helpful for clarifying thorny issues about cost and the format for delivering requested data, particularly since e-discovery issues are popping up in all types of cases, including divorce, personal injury and real estate and construction.Trending Stories
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