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Step-Transaction Doctrine Upheld by Supreme Court in Liberty Case
In affirming an April Chancery Court decision, the Delaware Supreme Court has ruled that a proposal by Liberty Media Corp. to split off some of its assets does not violate a successor obligation agreement with bondholders that prevents the conglomerate from disposing "substantially all of its assets."As Partner Losses Near 70, Dewey's Troubles Spread Overseas
As the Dubai office packs up for Dechert and another New York partner leaves, attorneys in Dewey & LeBoeuf's Italy, Poland, and Russia offices attempt to combat rumors that they are also on the way out. Amid the swirl of problems, meanwhile, Dewey lawyers in the U.S. are still landing work?and even engaging in some political fund-raising.Turnberry on the hook for failed Las Vegas Fontainebleau
An appeals court rules an Aventura-based affiliate of the developer of the failed Fontainebleau Resort and Casino in Las Vegas is on the hook for $100 million.Former Partners, Vendors Selected to Advise on Dewey Bankruptcy
The U.S. trustee's office has appointed two committees to steer Dewey & LeBoeuf's unsecured creditors through the bankrupt law firm's Chapter 11 proceedings.Leveling the Playing Field for ERISA Participants
William D. Frumkin, a partner at Sapir & Frumkin, and Elizabeth E. Hunter, an associate at the firm, analyze an important U.S. Supreme Court decision affecting Employee Retirement Income Security Act cases seeking benefits, cases seeking to challenge unlawful retaliatory discharges, and cases seeking to rectify breaches of fiduciary duty.Administration announces program to help embattled homeowners threatened with foreclosure
WASHINGTON AP - Homeowners threatened with foreclosure would in some instances get a 30-day reprieve under an initiative the Bush administration announced Tuesday.Dubbed "Project Lifeline," the program will be available to people who have taken out all types of mortgages, not just the high-cost subprime loans that have been the focus of previous relief efforts.Homeowners Win in Class Action Alleging Tax Sale Bidding Collusion
New Jersey homeowners who allegedly paid higher costs to redeem tax-sale certificates due to collusion by bidders at municipal auctions have won a partial settlement of their federal class-action suit.Trending Stories
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