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Boston Scientific Agrees to Pay J&J $716 Million in Stent Settlement
The march toward peace in the stent wars continues. A couple months ago, Abbott Laboratories and Medtronic signed a blockbuster deal that ended all their patent litigation over cardiac stents. Now comes news that two more major stent players -- Boston Scientific and Johnson & Johnson's Cordis unit -- have settled more than a dozen stent-related patent suits. In a deal to resolve cases that have provided 12 years of billable hours for a horde of lawyers, Boston Scientific will pay Johnson & Johnson $716.3 million.
Apple to Pare Its Outside Counsel Roster
Publication Date: 2008-12-15 Practice Area: Industry: Court: Judge: Case number:
Apple is clicking and dragging some of its outside firms to the trash, according to The Recorder. In an effort to boost efficiency, Apple's general counsel, Daniel Cooperman, is compiling a list of preferred firms that will handle big chunks of the company's corporate and litigation work.
THE AM LAW 100 2011 How the Firms Stack Up
Some of this year's Am Law 100 metrics, such as gross revenue, PPP, and revenue per lawyer, are straightforward. And because they are easy to comprehend in a list, they get a lion's share of the attention. Other metrics are equally powerful but less-often cited; they lend themselves to a different sort of presentation. Here are four of them.
Wilmer Wins $58 Million Posttrial Judgment for Becton in Syringe Patent Case
Publication Date: 2008-11-03 Practice Area: Industry: Court: Judge: Case number:
Filmmakers Seek to Quash City Subpoena for Outtakes
Decrying a "sweeping subpoena for nearly all of the video and audio recordings" gathered during the making of "The Central Park Five," attorneys for directors Ken Burns, his daughter Sarah Burns and her husband David McMahon insisted the material is shielded by both state law and the federal reporter's privilege.
Allergan Defendants Seek Interlocutory Appeal of Controversial Ruling by Delaware's Laster
Publication Date: 2012-06-22 Practice Area: Industry: Court: Judge: Case number:
Gibson Dunn & Crutcher and Morris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell argue that Delaware vice-chancellor J. Travis Laster made new law when he refused to dismiss a derivative suit against Allergan officers and directors.
HLF Prosecutors: No Reason Defense Can't Be Ready for Retrial
A defense request to postpone the retrial in United States v. Holy Land Foundation, et al. has federal prosecutors and defense lawyers throwing verbal punches at each other.Trending Stories
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