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California Generics Ruling Inspires Fear and Loathing in Products Defense Bar
Publication Date: 2008-11-11
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August 22, 2005 | The Legal Intelligencer

2005 Lawyers on the Fast Track

Following are the names of the Pennsyvlania attorneys who have been selected as this year's Lawyers on the Fast Track. With the help of a panel of judges, American Lawyer Media-PA has selected from you nominations these individuals as the future leaders of the legal community.
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After Losing Supreme Court Cert Bid, Tobacco Cos. Get Another Crack at Engle
Publication Date: 2012-04-03
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A ruling upholding a jury verdict for a smoker's estate against three cigarette makers doesn't seem like it would be good news for the tobacco industry. But a decision Friday affirming a $2.5 million damages award against Philip Morris, R.J. Reynolds, and Liggett Group has a chance--albeit a slight one--to be the sweetest appellate loss the companies have suffered in a decade of Florida litigation.

'Everybody Under the Sun' Files Amicus Briefs Urging High Court to Take Cipro Pay-to-Delay Case
Publication Date: 2011-01-10
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Plaintiffs lawyers challenging a deal under which Bayer paid Barr to keep its generic version of Cipro off the market are hoping that widespread amicus support will persuade the Supreme Court to grant their petition for certiorari and resolve, once and for all, the controversy over pay-to-delay pharma deals. But history suggests they may be overly optimistic.

October 17, 2005 | National Law Journal

From A to Z, the D.C. Metro Area's Largest Law Offices

The Legal Times 150 ranks the largest law offices in the region in 2005. Here they are, one last time, from Akin Gump to Zuckerman Spaeder
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November 28, 2001 | Law.com

Contract Law Finding Right Fit Online

Terms of use posted on Web sites purport to have the force of binding contracts that define the Web site policies and restrictions imposed by the site owner. Yet many of these on-line agreements lack the traditional contract requirement of enabling a firm offer and acceptance. Web site operators need to be extra vigilant to ensure that any posted license or terms of use will be upheld in the event of a dispute.
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October 08, 2007 | Law.com

Freshfields' Restructuring Marks a Break With the Past

This year, for the first time ever, London's Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer was sued by a former partner. Never mind the damages sought; the publicity was bad enough. The suit and the internal wranglings it exposed are testimony to a cultural shift at Freshfields, which had always prided itself on a certain collegiality. Underperformers have been weeded out, and the firm's equity partnership fundamentally altered. Now, as the bloodletting draws to a close, partners insist that the upheaval was worth it.
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August 20, 2012 | National Law Journal

Brandi Wilson White

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Second Circuit Upholds Mandatory Arbitration in Goldman Sex Bias Case
Publication Date: 2013-03-21
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Goldman Sachs has endured a long losing streak in a sexual discrimination class action brought by three former female employees back in 2010. But the bank's lawyers at Paul Hastings and Sullivan & Cromwell finally caught a break Thursday in a key decision for Title VII defendants.

July 11, 2001 | Law.com

Steady State

Corporations that expect Federal Trade Commission competition bureau director Joseph J. Simons to be a pushover could be in for a rude shock. Though likely to be less aggressive than his Clinton administration predecessors, the former Clifford Chance partner said that he is not afraid to challenge anticompetitive mergers in court, and many in the antitrust bar seem to agree.
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