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Summer Associates Can Stand Out By Balancing Fear With Enthusiasm
Opportunity is the key and there are a few strategies that summers can incorporate to ensure that they maximize their chances of gaining experience and securing an offer.
Philadelphia Bar Holds 27th Annual Charity Run
The 27th Philadelphia Bar Association 5K Run and Walk was held on May 21. On an extraordinarily beautiful day, Neill Clark of Berger Montague was the first to finish overall, and Stacy Creamer of New York City finished first among women.Arbitration Clauses Don't Compel Arbitration of Preference Claims
Because arbitration is often viewed as an efficient, economic and relatively quick manner in which to resolve a commercial dispute, it is no surprise that arbitration clauses have become commonplace in contracts. Moreover, public policy favors consensual arbitration, and thus courts, pursuant to the Federal Arbitration Act, will routinely enforce contractual clauses that require the parties to arbitrate their disputes.Buchanan Ingersoll and Klett Rooney Leaders Deny Tension in Merger Talks
Dissension may exist among attorneys in Klett Rooney Lieber & Schorling's Philadelphia office over the firm's merger discussions with Buchanan Ingersoll. "There are certain -- in the labor group and perhaps even wider than that -- diverse views," the source says. However, leaders for both firms deny that any strong dissension exists and say merger talks are still on track. A merger between Klett Rooney and Buchanan Ingersoll would make the new firm the largest in Pennsylvania with an estimated 313 lawyers.
GSK Reaches $229 Million Settlement Over False Marketing Claims
Publication Date: 2013-07-25 Practice Area: Industry: Court: Judge: Case number:
GlaxoSmithKline announced Wednesday that it has set aside funds to settle lawsuits brought by eight state attorneys general accusing the company of falsely marketing its diabetes drug, Avandia.
3rd Circuit Overturns $68 Million Award in Antitrust Case Against 3M
Overturning a $68 million verdict, a divided 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Monday that office supply giant 3M did not violate antitrust laws in its competitive efforts in the transparent tape market because it never priced its products below cost. A dissenting judge complained that the ruling in the case, brought by Ontario, Canada's LePage's Inc., would "weaken Section 2 of the Sherman Act to the point of impotence."
Movie Monsters Help Make New Law, Set Precedents
In the movies, it seems that monsters are always up to no good — making mayhem or setting fires.
Chancery Invokes 'Special-Facts' Doctrine in Stock Sale Dispute
A director who possess a special or secret knowledge of a company's future plans or resources has a fiduciary duty to disclose that information in a private stock transaction, the Delaware Court of Chancery has ruled invoking the rarely-used "special facts" doctrine.Trending Stories
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