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An arbitrator has ruled that Live Nation didn't breach an agreement to license Eventim's ticketing software. Eventim, which was represented by Weil Gotshal & Manges, sought $920 million in licensing fees from Live Nation, which was defended by Latham & Watkins.
Dechert Cracks the Code for Am Law 100 Success
A hard-nosed focus on core areas has pushed Dechert from Philly-based also-ran to the top tier of profitability among The Am Law 100. In 2006, Dechert's revenues were up 27 percent, growing faster than all but a few firms that scored big contingency fees or had a merger. Profits per partner hit $1.99 million, just a tick below top Wall Street players. And the firm showed above-average growth rates in revenue per lawyer and value per lawyer. How has Dechert made the formula work where other firms have not?Dechert Cracks the Code for Am Law 100 Success
A hard-nosed focus on core areas has pushed Dechert from Philly-based also-ran to the top tier of profitability among The Am Law 100. In 2006, Dechert's revenues were up 27 percent, growing faster than all but a few firms that scored big contingency fees or had a merger. Profits per partner hit $1.99 million, just a tick below top Wall Street players. And the firm showed above-average growth rates in revenue per lawyer and value per lawyer. How has Dechert made the formula work where other firms have not?The government unsealed a False Claims Act complaint against Forest on Wednesday, accusing the company of illegal marketing of its drugs. But the case began more than five years ago with two whistleblowers who couldn't be more different.
As the New York attorney general and the Securities and Exchange Commission press on with their look at shenanigans at the state pension fund, the list of defense lawyers involved in the case is long--and getting longer.
The Man Behind the Democratic Assault on the DOJ
When Alberto Gonzales testifies in a make-or-break Senate committee hearing this week, the AG will face a man who is as responsible as anyone for bringing the DOJ leadership to its knees -- Preet Bharara, chief counsel to Sen. Charles Schumer and a former Assistant U.S. Attorney, who has spearheaded the investigation into the firing of eight U.S. Attorneys. If Gonzales is forced to resign as a result of the firings, it will be in no small part due to Bharara, whom his department employed for five years.Trending Stories
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