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Record-keeping initiative tracks Dupont legal department's revenue
It pays to keep score. At least it does at DuPont, where the legal department launched an initiative five years ago to closely track its recoveries — matters in which the company successfully brought in cash or other assets as the result of a dispute. The company announced this week that its Legal Recoveries Initiative has generated nearly $1.2 billion in recoveries since it started in 2004.Federal Judge Rules Cuban Can't Use "Unclean Hands" Defense in SEC Case
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Daebo Int'l Shipping v. Americas Bulk Transport (BVI)
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Notice to the bar.N.Y. Law Firm Makes Bells Toll for Toll Booths
Sometimes 75 cents is all it takes to get an attorney in a fighting mood. For years, Michael Powers, a partner with 170-attorney Phillips Lytle in Buffalo, N.Y., said that he had been offended by the toll booth on Interstate Highway 190, which charged 75 cents to motorists entering the city. When a local businessman came to him and asked him if there was a legal basis to challenge the toll booths, Powers took the case. And the firm decided to cover 75 percent of the expenses on behalf of the community.Trending Stories
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