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December 21, 2009 | Texas Lawyer

2009 Timeline

Highlights of the news of the 2009 Texas legal scene.
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Texas Jury Deals Samsung a $23 Million Loss in Cell Phone Antenna Patent Trial
Publication Date: 2011-05-24
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Samsung and its lawyers at Baker Botts refused to settle with Spanish antenna company Fractus even after nine other defendants bailed out of the case. The strategy failed for Samsung, but it worked out just fine for Fractus and its lawyers at Susman Godfrey.

May 12, 2004 | Law.com

Fixed Fight?

Both defense and plaintiffs attorneys who litigate securities class actions say the 11th Circuit's federal courts are friendly terrain for corporate defendants in securities class actions. That claim is backed up by the National Economic Research Associates, which reports that of securities class actions filed in that circuit from 1996 to 2003, 10 percent were dismissed within two years of filing -- a dismissal rate that ties for second place among all circuits.
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October 10, 2000 | Law.com

GC Salary Survey Profiles

Short takes on 20 general counsels ranked in the Corporate Counsel "GC Salary Survey."
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January 27, 2004 | New York Law Journal

Rombach v. Chang

Circuit Clarifies Pleading Standard for Fraud Claims Alleging False Information or Omissions
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Now It's the AGs' Turn: AstraZeneca Agrees to Pay $68.5 Million to Resolve States' Seroquel Off-Label Marketing Claims
Publication Date: 2011-03-10
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Thirty-seven states are part of the settlement, which comes almost a year after the DOJ reached a similar, $520 million deal.

April 01, 2010 | Corporate Counsel

On the Job

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March 21, 2000 | Law.com

Law Firms Taking Equity in High-Tech Clients Stirs Ambivalence

As dot-com fever continues to rise in Silicon Alley, some of New York's oldest, largest and most conservative law firms have decided that they, too, want to be players in the new economy. Large New York firms have traditionally shied away from the risks of investing in start-ups, and the possibility of facing ethical dilemmas. But with the potential windfalls in the multimillions should a start-up prove successful, a number of New York firms have put aside their concerns and taken the plunge.
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November 14, 2003 | New York Law Journal

Pro Bono: Public Interest Projects

Thirteen attorneys from nine law firms who worked as counsel for victims of domestic violence have been honored by Sanctuary for Families. Also, next week marks the 30th anniversary of one New York City lawyer's annual fast, and one lawyer's devotion to the cause of Oxfam America. Read these stories and more news on local pro bono efforts.
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February 09, 2007 | Law.com

Corporate Counsel Are Reaping the Benefits of Private Equity Boom

Awash in cash and business, private equity firms are rushing to hire in-house lawyers. There's no official count, but the numbers of PE corporate counsel appear to be way up -- with more increases expected. For those caught up in the new boomtown cycle, there's a palpable excitement at being the "it" lawyers of the moment, and the opportunities appear endless. Another big plus: In contrast to the typical in-house scenario, attorneys who move into private equity firms aren't sacrificing cash.
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