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June 20, 2006 | New York Law Journal

Consumer Protection Law 2006: Guide to Federal and N.Y. Statutes

Thomas A. Dickerson, a Supreme Court Justice sitting in White Plains and presiding over tax certiorari and condemnation proceedings in the 9th Judicial District, writes that each year he prepares a guide to frequently invoked federal and New York State consumer protection statutes for New York State Civil Court Judges. This year's version, called "Consumer Law 2006," is now available online and discusses common consumer claims and how those claims may be resolved.
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December 09, 2010 | Daily Report Online

Dell near $876 million deal for Compellent

ROUND ROCK, Texas AP - Computer maker Dell Inc. is close to acquiring data storage provider Compellent Technologies for about $876 million, the company said Thursday.The acquisition would extend a recent string of deals in the data storage industry as tech firms position themselves to help big companies and government agencies deal with ever increasing amounts of digital information.
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June 27, 2011 | New York Law Journal

The Pentagon Papers Case at 40

David Rudenstine, the Sheldon E. Solow Professor of Law at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, writes: In the Pentagon Papers frenetic litigation, U.S. District Judge Murray I. Gurfein soundly balanced a respect for the executive branch's responsibilities in national security cases with his responsibility to uphold the rule of law, striking a balance that remains highly relevant today.
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August 01, 2003 | Law.com

EDITORS NOTE

It's payday for chief legal officers. After Sarbanes-Oxley and the fallout from the corporate scandals of the past two years, general counsel are finally being rewarded for shouldering extra risks and responsibilities. Top lawyers at Fortune 500 companies earned more money last year than ever before: Our 2003 GC Compensation Survey found a 9 percent increase in cash compensation for the 100 best-paid GCs. General Electric's Ben Heineman is still the Shaq of the in-house lawyer arena, crowning our list for t
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February 09, 2009 | The Recorder

People v. Hamlin

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November 12, 2012 | Daily Business Review

Pimco-to-DWS see U.S. escaping cliff as $1 trillion erased

The world's biggest investors say the rout that erased $1 trillion from the value of global equities after President Barack Obama was re-elected overlooks the fact that the world economy is improving while U.S. leaders start discussions that may avoid the so-called fiscal cliff.
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January 13, 2003 | Daily Report Online

Internet Law School's First Grads Face High Hurdles

Michael RavnitzkyThe National Law JournalNEW YORK-The nation's first online law school has graduated its first class: 10 men and women whose home study bears little resemblance to traditional law school Socratic teaching. The November graduates face uncertain prospects and high hurdles should they decide to pursue traditional careers in law.
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October 13, 2010 | Daily Business Review

Host Hotels & Resorts 3rd-quarter FFO improves

Host Hotels & Resorts Inc.'s third-quarter funds from operations improved as its room and food and beverage revenue increased
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July 29, 2010 | Corporate Counsel

Delaware Judge Finds Fairchild Willfully Infringed Power Integrations Patent

Sometimes you have to admire defense counsel's desperate efforts of behalf of clients stuck in a very bad place (sort of like a rat chewing off its leg to get out of a trap). Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe has certainly kept hope alive for Fairchild Semiconductor. After last week's finding of willful infringement, it's going to take some painful gnawing to minimize the damage for Fairchild.
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October 31, 2011 | Daily Business Review

Chinese companies plan to invest $933 mln in Saab

A Swedish court ruled Monday that Saab can continue its reconstruction after reviewing two Chinese companies' plans to invest ?660 million ($933 million) in the struggling brand and cut 500 jobs.
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