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Groupon IPO a must as cash needs climb
Groupon Inc.'s decision to push ahead with an initial public offering as other startups hold off may be driven more by necessity than choice: The company needs cash to keep growing and is nearing the number of shareholders that requires it to report financial results. Groupon is seeking to raise as much as $540 million, saying it won't need to use the money for at least a year and has no urgent cash needs.Ford Surcharge on N.J. Dealers Legal, Court Says
A federal appeals court has closed the door on a decade-long suit by 65 New Jersey car dealers contesting surcharges by Ford Motor Co.Catton v. Defense Technology Systems Inc.
Crime-Fraud Exception Cited in Requiring Disclosure Of Lawyer's Communications With Company, AffiliatesChancery Dismisses Shareholder Suit Over Falsified Verifications
The Delaware Court of Chancery has dismissed a lawsuit filed against a medical device company by two of its shareholders because the plaintiffs, including a Philadelphia attorney, filed three verifications that were improperly notarized by a notary public who did not personally witness the second plaintiff sign the documents.View more book results for the query "*"
The 2010 Lateral Report Buyer's Market
By most measures, 2009 was a dismal year for the legal industry. One notable exception to the drumbeat of record layoffs and bankruptcy actions: By our count, there were also a record number of lateral partner moves in The Am Law 200.Get a Grip on Unemployment Insurance Claims
A better understanding of the UI claim and appeal process before the TWC can only serve to reduce a company's risk, realize tax savings or both. Resources to gain that understanding are available from TWC.The Dozen Things to Watch At Holder's Hearing
From his work at Covington & Burling to the controversy over Marc Rich, Eric Holder Jr. may face tougher questions than any other Obama cabinet hopeful. What may senators ask, and what surprises may lie in store for Holder as he seeks confirmation as attorney general.Dutch Firm Set for London Launch
Dutch independent Boekel de Neree is set to open in London next year, marking the first office outside of Amsterdam for the 130-year-old firm. The office will be led by corporate partner and M&A head Ferdinand Mason, who will relocate to the U.K. along with three associates for the launch on July 1, 2009. After one year, the firm intends to add one more partner to the office. Boekel pulled out of an alliance with Eversheds in May 2002, having initially signed up to fully merge with the U.K. firm.Bryan Cave and Squire, Sanders merger falls through
Dispelling any notions of a merger, a Bryan Cave spokesman said Tuesday that the firm will not join with Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, although the two had been in talks about a deal.Trending Stories
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