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3rd Circuit Revisits, Reaffirms Standard for Evaluating Breakup Fees
A breakup or termination fee is commonly paid to a prospective purchaser if a contemplated transaction is not consummated for reasons specified in the purchase agreement, including the seller's acceptance of a competing bid.GlaxoSmithKline is the latest among recent health care fraud settlements of $500M-plus
GlaxoSmithKline's $750 million settlement of federal civil and criminal charges involving adulterated drugs is the latest in a string of health care fraud settlements of at least a half-billion dollars during the past five years.Drinker Biddle Makes Changes To Reflect Post-Merger Identity
With the merger between Drinker Biddle & Reath and Chicago's Gardner Carton & Douglas finalized, the new entity is looking to structure itself more like the 640-attorney firm it has become.View more book results for the query "*"
Court Challenge Looms on Approved Ballot Questions
As anyone who headed to the polls last week knows, a court challenge did not prevent the electorate from considering two ballot questions asking whether the Pennsylvania Constitution should be amended to allow children to testify in court via ...Five Convicted for Costa Concordia Shipwreck
Five employees of an Italian cruise company have been convicted of manslaughter in the Costa Concordia shipwreck that killed 32 people, receiving sentences of less than three years that lawyers for victims and survivors criticized as too lenient.Expert With Different Subspecialty Not Qualified Under MCARE Act
An expert certified in internal medicine and geriatrics is not qualified under the MCARE Act to testify to the standard of care of a pathologist and oncologist, the Mercer County trial court has ruled.N.Y. Lawyer Sued in Trusts Scam
Owners of five trusts say a New York estate planning lawyer "shamelessly looted" more than $15 million from the clients.Trending Stories