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November 04, 2008 | National Law Journal

2008 NLJ 250 Chart 151-200

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November 07, 2009 | National Law Journal

BIGGEST GAINERS

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October 27, 2005 | Law.com

Jurors Ponder Liability for 1993 WTC Bombing

After 12 years of legal wrangling and a month-long trial, six jurors in Manhattan were asked Tuesday to decide whether the Port Authority should be held liable for the 1993 World Trade Center bombing that killed six people and injured more than 1,000. The Port Authority defense argued that terrorists were responsible, while the plaintiffs' lawyer urged jurors to consider that the trial was about an agency that was repeatedly warned of security threats but failed to act.
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October 26, 2005 | New York Law Journal

Jurors Ponder Liability for 1993 WTC Bombing

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Patent Plaintiff WebXchange Can't Hold onto Its Lawyers in Suit Against FedEx and Dell
Publication Date: 2011-12-21
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Six sets of lawyers from Kasowitz Benson, Grant & Eisenhofer, and other firms have fled WebXchange's infringement suit against Dell and FedEx, citing irreconcilable breakdowns in their attorney-client relationships. Now a Delaware judge has had enough of the game of musical chairs and is threatening to dismiss the case.

'Bad Boy' Dispute Brewing over Hotel Chain Bankruptcy
Publication Date: 2009-08-18
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The day after hotel chain Extended Stay filed for bankruptcy, its lenders sued the company's chairman for $100 million for allegedly violating "bad boy" guaranty provisions. Extended Stay's lawyers at Kasowitz Benson say the plaintiffs are looking for leverage in the company's reorganization. Motives aside, the suit could clarify the limits of liability under so-called bad boy provisions.

Dechert Wins Appellate Reversal in Fortress Suit over Dreier Opinion Letters
Publication Date: 2011-11-29
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Fortress's lawyers at Kasowitz Benson got their $50 million malpractice case against Dechert past a motion to dismiss. But on Tuesday a New York state appellate panel reversed and threw out the suit, finding that Dechert didn't have a duty to uncover evidence of Marc Dreier's fraud.

December 09, 2005 | Law.com

Stolt-Nielsen SA, appellants v. Celanese AG, defendants-claimants-appellees

Panel Declines to Decide if FAA Article 7 Authorizes Issuance of Discovery Subpoenas Against Non-Parties
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March 06, 2012 | Texas Lawyer

Gibbs & Bruns, Kasowitz Benson Fend off Bid by Credit Suisse to Dismiss Claims over National Century Fraud

Before Kathy Patrick began chasing after settlements with big banks on behalf of mortgage-backed securities investors, the Gibbs & Bruns partner went to court for bondholders burned by an earlier securitization mess: the healthcare financing fraud at National Century Financial Enterprises. Now, after already securing $600 million in settlements in the National Century case, she may be headed to trial against the last remaining defendant, Credit Suisse.
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