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October 10, 2000 | Law.com

GC Salary Survey Profiles

Short takes on 20 general counsels ranked in the Corporate Counsel "GC Salary Survey."
19 minute read
February 21, 2007 | New York Law Journal

Marketplace

Capstone Equities has purchased the pyramid-roofed, 37-story former Banker's Trust tower at 14 Wall Street for $325 million. The one million square-foot property was previously owned by Leviev Boymelgreen. Also, Quinn Emanuel Urquhart Oliver & Hedges will take up additional space at its New York City quarters at 51 Madison Avenue.
4 minute read
July 21, 2006 | Law.com

Will Majority Rule Prevail in Electing Corporate Boards?

Majority voting is the big issue of proxy season 2006, dividing businesses and their outside counsel as well. This year more than 140 businesses faced proposals from shareholder activists wanting to alter methods of electing board members. Activists seeking the change hope to increase board members' accountability. Those opposed say it will destabilize companies, letting parties with short-term interests sway board composition. But both sides agree majority voting marks a shift in corporate power dynamics.
14 minute read
May 24, 1999 | Law.com

AOL, DOJ Talks In Question in Microsoft Case

Microsoft Corp. attorneys on Friday grilled America Online Inc. chief executive Steve Case about how closely the company worked with the Justice Department last fall to keep merger negotiations between Netscape Communications Corp. and AOL secret at the height of the software giant's antitrust trial. At issue is a conversation between AOL's then-general counsel George Vradenburg III and David Boies, the government's lead attorney.
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Another Plavix Headache Ends for Bristol-Myers: Judge Dismisses Antitrust Case Based on Busted Pay-to-Delay Deal with Apotex
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Sure, the Plavix pay-to-delay deal was a notorious disaster for Bristol, but you can't make a case based on shoulda, woulda, and coulda.

December 23, 2005 | New York Law Journal

Accolades

Attorneys at more than 30 law firms were honored at the Legal Aid Society's 2005 Pro Bono Awards dinner Dec. 1, hosted this year by Shearman & Sterling.
3 minute read
July 29, 1999 | Law.com

How Many Lawyers Does It Take to Do a Merger?

Usually, when he's lawyering a corporate merger or acquisition, James McKenzie Jr. of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius is dealing with one other law firm. This time, the Philadelphia attorney found himself sitting across the table from four large New York firms for a deal involving Sony, Time Warner and CDNow.
4 minute read
February 15, 2006 | Law.com

Meet the DotCommunist

Columbia Law professor Eben Moglen believes "the bourgeoisie" -- namely, Microsoft, The Walt Disney Co., the WTO, the U.S. Congress and the European Commission -- form "an unholy alliance" controlling culture and information. And he advocates for the abolition of all IP laws. But he's no Marxist. This self-proclaimed "dotCommunist," who just happens to have some of the world's biggest tech companies paying his bills, sits at the forefront of a growing political technology movement. Its goal? Free software.
10 minute read
November 27, 2006 | Law.com

The Real World According to Summer Associates

Summer associates come off as a tough crew in The American Lawyer's survey of almost 6,800 interns at about 200 firms, welcoming brutal honesty about their own performances and leaving none of the firms immune from suggestions for improvement. But overall, law students gave their summer employers lots of praise. While the survey's upper tiers included many familiar names, plenty of newcomers hit high notes -- and two of the top 10 slots were captured by firms that vaulted more than 100 spots.
9 minute read
April 19, 2002 | New York Law Journal

Death Row Appeal Reaches Court

ALBANY No case on the Court of Appeals April-May calendar has the headline-grabbing potential of People v. Harris , the first death penalty matter to reach the state`s highest tribunal since capital punishment was reinstated in 1995. But the calendar is chock full of cases of import and interest.
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