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Pillsbury Fills Its Dance Card With Tech Debuts
Pillsbury Winthrop has stretched its IPO streak with the debut of client Multi-Fineline Electronix. The Anaheim-based maker of flexible circuit boards raised roughly $50 million in its public offering on June 25. Real estate developer Felson Companies Inc. paid $20 million for a third of the former cannery on 26 acres of land. Felson, which manages multi-family apartments in the San Francisco Bay Area, plans to redevelop the property for use as town homes.Law Firms Turn to Outside Coaches to Stay in the Game
Somewhere on the continuum between marketing gurus and psychologists are law firm coaches. Previously more casual positions, these roles are becoming more structured, and more commonplace. Some firms have begun formal coaching programs to help associates and junior partners make the transition from service lawyer to business getter. Others have brought in coaches to help senior leaders deal with issues as vital as client retention and as solemn as succession planning. But the concept also has its critics.Record Labels Take Offensive to Retool Napster Injunction
The next courtroom battle in the Napster copyright case, scheduled for March 2, will probably focus on an aggressive attempt by the recording industry to shape a federal judge's injunction against the music-swapping service. The hearing comes as talk of settlement has heated up, especially from Napster. But given the recording industry's recent courtroom successes, a settlement appears unlikely.Suit Against Music Search Engine Proceeds
The battle continues between MP3Board.com, a California-based search engine, and the record labels suing it for copyright infringement. A federal judge in New York on Thursday rejected both sides' bids to rule in their favor on summary judgment, forcing the suit a step closer to trial. The case raises the novel issue of whether hyperlinks to pirated material constitute copyright infringement.There's a Tear in the Beer in Coblentz Deal
Its trucks have been rolling through the streets of San Francisco since the end of Prohibition distributing beer to local restaurants and stores. But after seven decades, Golden Brands Beverage Distributors is changing hands. And Pillsbury Winthrop lawyers just completed what they describe as the first Japanese IPO by an American company that was not dual-listed in the U.S. when San Diego-based biotech MediciNova Inc. raised $107.7 million on the Osaka Securities Exchange's Hercules Market.Trending Stories
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