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In re: Initial Public Offering Securities Litigation
Class Certification Vacated in Key Cases in Litigation Over Internet, High-Tech Initial Public OfferingsVerizon Off the Hook in Suit Over Canceled Merger
Investors in bankrupt digital subscriber line company NorthPoint Communications, which was supposed to merge with Verizon Communications, failed in a bid to recover damages after Verizon pulled out of the deal. A federal judge granted Verizon's motion to dismiss the complaint filed by NorthPoint investors and blocked the plaintiffs' efforts to conduct additional discovery.Rare former law enforcement officer on death row set to die for Houston slaying
HUNTSVILLE, Texas AP - Michael Griffith is about to pay with his life for violating the law he once swore to enforce.The former Harris County sheriff's deputy was set for execution Wednesday evening for the rape, robbery and stabbing death of a Houston woman more than 12 years ago.Griffith, one of the few former lawmen ever on death row, is the first of five convicted killers scheduled for lethal injection this month in Texas.Ballmer focuses 'Math Camp' intensity on Yahoo bid
Steve Ballmer doesn't take no for an answer. Microsoft Corp.'s chief executive officer lost $7 billion on the Xbox video-game console before turning a profit. He poured an estimated $7.5 billion over 2 1/2 years into an Internet business that still trails Google Inc. in ad sales by a 7-to-1 margin. And he isn't going to let a February 2007 rebuff by Yahoo Inc.11th Circuit Sides With National Geographic in Copyright Case
After more than a decade of litigation, back-to-back rulings by the 2nd Circuit and the 11th Circuit favoring the National Geographic Society will allow magazine and newspaper publishers to transfer their published archives to computer discs and sell them commercially without infringing on freelance contributors' copyrights. The ruling turns on what constitutes an acceptable revision and what constitutes a new work in light of a 2001 landmark copyright ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court.Test article with lists and partial news clip
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In this World War II reparations case, the Third Circuit held that the disputed interest provision of the Joint Statement of the Berlin Accords does not constitute or confer a privately enforceable cause of action on appellants, who assert standing as third-party beneficiaries.Moss Hears Arguments in Reglan Mass Tort Litigation
The U.S. Supreme Court decision that state tort claims against generic drug manufacturers are pre-empted by federal regulations does not derail claims that drugmakers were negligent in not disseminating and circulating the drugs' warning labels to prescribing physicians and patients.Trending Stories
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