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The $628,794.67 Question: Can Insurer Recover Its Costs After Court Rules It Had No Duty to Defend?
A Delaware court, applying Tennessee law, has ruled that an insurer was entitled to reimbursement of defense costs from its insureds after the court determined…
J&J Can't Dodge Pfizer's Antitrust Suit, Judge Rules
The ruling allows Pfizer to proceed with its antitrust lawsuit against J&J on allegations that rebate programs J&J entered into with insurers and hospitals were designed to curb competition.Catlin Specialty Ins. Co. v. Cbl & Assocs. Props.
Click Here for FC&S Legal Expert Analysis Catlin Specialty Ins. Co. v. Cbl & Assocs. Props.Superior Court of Delaware, New CastleJune…
As California Burns, PG&E Taps Cravath, Wilson Sonsini and Quinn to Contain Massive Liability
Once again, California is burning—and the potential liability for Pacific Gas & Electric is reaching staggering proportions.
As California Burns, PG&E Turns to Cravath, Wilson Sonsini and Quinn
Once again, California is burning—and the potential liability for Pacific Gas & Electric is reaching staggering proportions.
Gregory Harvey, 'Dean' of Election Law, Dies at 81
"He was equal parts brilliant, hysterically funny, intellectually rigorous, wholly gregarious," according to one of his Montgomery McCracken Walker & Rhoads colleagues.
Daily Dicta: This Big Law Firm Is the (Unlikely) PR Champ of the Day
Here's a fun experiment: Four big law firms and two smaller ones on Monday could all legitimately claim a win in a billion-dollar antitrust suit. But who was quickest out of the gate to tout the shared victory?
Debt Buyers Are Debt Collectors Too, Third Circuit Says
Judge Thomas Ambro opened the court's opinion in the spirit of the character Wimpy from the Popeye cartoon: "Many would gladly pay Tuesday for a hamburger today. Of course, not all of those who fall into debt make payments timely, and debt collection has become a professional trade."
Second Circuit Sides With Magazines Over Wholesaler in Antitrust Case
Judge Susan Carney wrote in the court's opinion that the wholesaler, Anderson News, failed to provide sufficient evidence that the publishers had collectively decided to boycott the company over a 7-cent surcharge.Trending Stories
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