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Defense Groups Support City in Suit Over Assigned Counsel
Peoplesoft's Strategy Could Break Ground
If PeopleSoft Inc.'s offer of customer rebates succeeds at staving off a hostile takeover from Oracle Corp., it could give other companies powerful ammunition to stave off unwanted suitors. That is, if the move succeeds. First, the plan must pass a pair of tough courtroom tests in Delaware, the venue of choice for corporate governance disputes. If it does pass and PeopleSoft's rebate plan is found to be a valid business decision versus a "poison pill", the company's maneuver may open a new line of defense.After 30 years, documentation of disappearances
Argentina's dirty war took a radical turn when an ex-prisoner produced a list of 293 detainees from a secret detention center.Justices Are Asked To Overturn Law Requiring Decals for Young Drivers
A lawyer representing his own son wants the New Jersey Supreme Court to strike down a state law that requires youthful drivers to attach red decals to their license plates.King & Spalding to Launch in Moscow
King & Spalding plans to launch a Moscow office in late May with hires from White & Case and Hogan Lovells. White & Case partner Jennifer Josefson is joining the firm in Russia alongside Hogan Lovells partners Sergey Komolov, Olga Kozyr and Alla Naglis. The team will initially focus on the energy, life sciences and TMT industries.Silverstein, Insurers Square Off In Second Trial Over Towers
Chevron Fire is Boon for California Plaintiffs Bar
Plaintiffs attorneys are jockeying for position in the wake of yet another San Francisco Bay Area industrial disaster. Three suits have already been filed stemming from the March 25 explosion at a Chevron Corp. refinery. Two seek class action status. Several other attorneys say they are still working up cases. The suits contain similar allegations of negligence, battery, nuisance and emotional distress.Gas Prices, Class Arbitration, Foreclosure-Auction Bid Rigging
In his Antitrust column, Elai Katz, a partner at Cahill Gordon & Reindel, reports on recent developments, including the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit's decision not to enforce an arbitration provision that barred class actions on the ground that it effectively deprived plaintiffs of the statutory protections of the antitrust laws and a district court's denial of the Federal Trade Commission's motion to preliminarily enjoin the merger of two clinical laboratory testing firms.Corporate Exposure Under the Alien Tort Claims Act
Despite the U.S. Supreme Court's effort to restrict and clarify the Alien Tort Claims Act, the number of ATCA lawsuits against multi-national companies continues to grow, as does the divergence among courts interpreting the act. Some courts have construed the ATCA narrowly, but others have recognized novel claims and theories of liability. Attorney Jonathan Drimmer highlights two recent cases that demonstrate the unpredictability of ATCA cases, and discusses what companies can do to reduce their exposure.Trending Stories
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