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Trump Taps Kasowitz Amid Times Tax Drama
Kasowitz, Benson, Torres & Friedman, which has previously represented the current Republican presidential nominee on numerous engagements, is now advising the real estate mogul as he responds to a New York Times report that disclosed details from his 1995 tax returns.IPayment Derivative Suit Targets Hedge Funds
The founder of iPayment Holdings has filed a derivative suit accusing four hedge funds of illegally launching a campaign to wrest control of the payment solutions company.Caesars Deal Means End of Fee Frenzy for Bankruptcy Lawyers
A $5 billion agreement resolves billions of dollars in potential damage claims by disgruntled creditors, and brings the bankruptcy, which has spun off as much as $200 million in legal fees to a group of firms, a giant step closer to an end.FTC and Herbalife Snub Big Law for Consulting Firm As Compliance Monitor
The Federal Trade Commission and Herbalife chose consulting firm Affiliated Monitors Inc. over a number of Big Law bidders for the role of compliance monitor in $200 million settlement.Kasowitz Bets Big on $90B Qui Tam Case
In a bold gamble, Kasowitz, Benson, Torres & Friedman has blown the whistle on four of the country's largest chemical companies, assuming the role of both plaintiff and counsel in a $90 billion qui tam case.This Kasowitz Qui Tam Suit Could Be the Biggest Law Firm Payday of All Time
Plenty of law firms represent whistleblowers. But in a new $90 billion qui tam case, Kasowitz, Benson, Torres & Friedman is the whistleblower. The 350-lawyer New York-based litigation powerhouse is going after four of the country's largest chemical companies for allegedly failing to inform the EPA of serious health injuries caused by a common chemical. As the relator, the firm could--at least in theory--be entitled to as much as 30 percent of the recovery, or $27 billion dollars. They just have to win.Three—Not Fore—Firms Bag Roles on Golfsmith's Bankruptcy
Golfsmith International Holdings Inc., one of the nation's largest specialty golf retailers, has filed for bankruptcy in Delaware. Weil, Gotshal & Manges, Canada's Goodmans and Delaware's Richards, Layton & Finger have stepped onto the Chapter 11 green for the company.Willkie Blocks Return of CEO to Client's Firm
Willkie Farr & Gallagher has successfully prevented the former CEO of its client iPayment Inc. from quickly regaining his position by way of a preliminary injunction after he was fired in August by the company's board.Litigation Funder Wins Stake in $213M Renco Judgment
In what may be the first public sale of a litigation claim to a third-party funder, Gerchen Keller Capital paid $26.2 million to the estate of a bankrupt Utah magnesium company in exchange for stake in a judgment the bankruptcy trustee won at trial last year.Big Law Firms Reveal Rates in Pitches for Herbalife Monitor
As lawyers jockey for the lucrative job of overseeing Herbalife Ltd.'s compliance with the terms of a $200 million settlement, top firms are giving a glimpse into their billing rates and revealing strategies for winning coveted independent-auditor contracts.Trending Stories
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