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Chancery Court Rejects ADT Derivative Suit
Delaware Court of Chancery Vice Chancellor Tamika Montgomery-Reeves has tossed a shareholder's derivative case against the board of security company ADT Corp., saying the complaint largely mirrored an ill-fated prior suit that challenged the same actions.Latham Lands Latest Energy Bankruptcy as Fees Draw Scrutiny
Oklahoma City's Chaparral Energy tapped Latham & Watkins to guide it through Chapter 11, while Skadden and Kirkland both faced questions over their fees in other recent energy industry bankruptcies.Denial of Motion to Intervene Upheld in TransPerfect Case
The mother of TransPerfect Global co-founder and CEO Philip Shawe will not be allowed to assert derivative claims against the company's other founder, Elizabeth Elting, in the latest development to a protracted legal battle over the future of the language services and technology solutions company.Read All About It: Skadden, Kirkland Advise on Tribune Bid
Kirkland & Ellis goes back a long way with the beleaguered Tribune Publishing Co., which is now eyeing an $815 million offer from Gannett Co.Glasscock Approves Advancement in Al-Jazeera Merger Case
Former Vice President Al Gore and Joel Hyatt, both former members and directors of cable-channel operator Current Media LLC, won a bid in the Delaware Court of Chancery to have Al-Jazeera advance fees and expenses relating to the Qatar-based broadcaster's 2013 purchase of the now-shuttered channel.Richards Layton Lawyers Admitted to Delaware Bar
Four new associates of Richards, Layton & Finger were admitted to the Delaware bar.Deal Watch: Seven Firms Gorge on $13 Billion Pipeline Union
Sullivan & Cromwell, Skadden, Mayer Brown, Crowell & Moring and a trio of leading Canadian firms are advising on TransCanada Corp.'s proposed $13 billion acquisition of Columbia Pipeline Group Inc.Ex-Mayer Brown CIO Gets 27 Months in Prison
David Tresch, Mayer Brown's former chief information officer who in April 2013 admitted to running an eight-year scheme to defraud the firm, was sentenced to 27 months in prison and also ordered to pay $1.1 million in restitution.Avenarius v. Eaton Corp., DeFAX Case No. D65226 (D.Del. Oct. 16, 2012) Robinson, J. (19 pages).
Avenarius v. Eaton Corp., DeFAX Case No. D65226 (D.Del. Oct. 16, 2012) Robinson, J. (19 pages).Trending Stories
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