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Regulatory Scrutiny Kills Mega-Merger of AT&T, T-Mobile
What would have been a landmark merger in U.S. telecommunications finally succumbed to litigation and regulatory pressure Monday, as AT&T officially abandoned its $39 billion bid for Deutsche Telekom's T-Mobile USA unit.Reed Smith Said to Discuss Merger With Chicago Firm
Reed Smith is currently engaged in serious merger discussions with 200-attorney Chicago-based Wildman Harrold Allen & Dixon, according to several sources in the Windy City. Such an acquisition would move the Pittsburgh-based Reed Smith to nearly 1,200 lawyers.Software Licenses Are Part of Contract, Wash. Supreme Court Affirms
Another lesson from the "read the fine print" department: The Washington Supreme Court affirmed summary judgment against M.A. Mortenson Company, which sued a software manufacturer because of a bug that cost Mortenson millions. The software company prevailed on the argument that the limitation on consequential damages contained in the licensing agreement barred Mortenson's claim for damages.Dealmakers of the Year: Twelve Corporate Lawyers Who Led the Pack in 1999
A day in the life of a partner in a law firm that represents pre-IPO companies is hectic and stressful, but there is a new reward: client equity. The daily schedule of Cooley Godward partner Mark Tanoury sheds some light on the recent boom for law firms and how they go about deciding which companies they will represent.Smoke Ender: DC Judge Could Make or Break Foreign Lawsuits
A recent hearing had Washington, D.C. federal judge Paul Friedman's courtroom crawling with two dozen lawyers trying to convince the judge that tobacco companies can't be held responsible in the U.S. courts for the medical bills of foreign smokers. There's a simple reason why cigarette-makers are assembling so much firepower: How the judge rules on the issue could have costly implications for the next stage in the tobacco wars.Given that patent litigation brought by non-performing entities (n�e patent trolls) continues in full blossom, it's no surprise that Big Firm castaways are leaping in to get a piece of the action on the plaintiffs side. But representing trolls carries risks for lawyers who earned their patent pedigrees at defense firms, as a pair of decisions highlighted on Thursday.
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