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In reversal, DOJ now targeting monopolization
A struggle is shaping up for the heart and soul of § 2 of the Sherman Act.Changing Law and Practice: A Columnist Looks Back
In his final Antitrust Trade and Practice column, Neal R. Stoll, a partner at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, describes his experience as a columnist and attorney over the past four decades.Dispute Between Broadcom and Qualcomm Provides Window Into World of Big IP Fees
If you ever wanted to know how big-name clients negotiate with big-name law firms about work on massive patent lawsuits, Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr has given us all an instructive look. The Boston-based firm has filed an extensive motion in federal court detailing its $8.5 million-plus price tag for work on behalf of Broadcom Corp. in a nasty patent dispute with rival Qualcomm Inc. Some of the highlights include an $850-an-hour rate from the top Boston-based partner assigned to the case.Grasso Case 'Over' After Panel Throws Out Last State Claims
An appeals court yesterday threw out the last state claims against Richard A. Grasso, the former New York Stock Exchange chairman, clearing the way for Mr. Grasso to keep his hotly contested $187.5 million compensation package. "We have reviewed the Court's opinion and determined that an appeal would not be warranted," Alex Detrick, press secretary for Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo, said in an e-mailed statement yesterday. "Thus, for all intents and purposes, the Grasso case is over."Is The Hatch-Waxman Pipeline Running Dry?
Big Pharma has fewer new blockbusters. What will that mean for law firms that challenge and defend those drugs?Qualcomm Cites Client Confidentiality in Discovery Mess
In a case marred by discovery errors, Qualcomm's trial counsel are in a place no lawyers want to be. The Day Casebeer Madrid & Batchelder and Heller Ehrman lawyers face the prospect of individual sanctions and possible State Bar discipline for their mistakes in a San Diego patent case. But they have yet to explain to the judge how those discovery blunders came to pass. That's because Qualcomm has told the magistrate judge in the case that such an explanation would violate attorney-client privilege.How Associates Can Blow the Business-Development Bell Curve
As an associate, you'll naturally lack the sheer number of years of experience that a partner has. But so what? You still have a personal network, and you have opportunities and talents with which to forge and strengthen your own connections.In re Gabapentin Patent Litigation
In this patent-infringement dispute, defendant's counterclaim for a declaration of unenforceability based on patent abuse and its antitrust counterclaims survive a motion to dismiss.Consumer champion steps down from FTC
Jon Leibowitz's four-year tenure marked by an 'unwavering assault' on pay-for-delay pharmaceutical deals.Trending Stories
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