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Drexel Law School Drops Mack Name to Pursue Fundraising
Drexel University Earle Mack School of Law is dropping Earle Mack from its name in an effort to get donations from other benefactors to help the school's fundraising efforts, the university said.Daily Decision Service Alert: Vol. 22, No. 243 - December 17, 2013
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King & Spalding, Shearman Claim $250 Million ICSID Win
Publication Date: 2013-12-17 Practice Area: Industry: Court: Judge: Case number:
In a victory for King & Spalding and Shearman & Sterling, an arbitration panel has ordered Romania to pay $250 million for violating an investment agreement with two wealthy brothers and business moguls, Ioan and Viorel Micula.
Three Firms Advise on KKR's Affiliate Buy
Buyout firm KKR is acquiring publicly traded credit investment affiliate KKR Financial Holdings in an exchange of stock worth $2.6 billion. Simpson Thacher is advising KKR, while Cravath is advising the private equity firm's independent directors. Wachtell is representing the target.
The Churn: Brown Rudnick Takes Paris, Plus More Lateral Moves
Brown Rudnick opens a Paris office and brings on California's state treasurer to work part-time; BuckleySandler hires a lawyer from Weil, Gotshal & Manges; and Debevoise & Plimpton poaches the cohead of Herbert Smith Freehill's Seoul office. The Churn is constant. Please send all announcements and news releases to [email protected].
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Baltimore Ravens, NFL Prevail in Fight over 'Flying B' Logo
A federal appeals court has deemed the National Football League's use of the fan-created "Flying B" logo in three videos and the Baltimore Ravens' use of it in stadium exhibits "fair use," closing two chapters of an acrimonious, 16-year copyright fight.
Ruling Clears Way for Claims Over Botched Facebook IPO
Shareholder claims against Nasdaq OMX Group Inc. over Facebook Inc.'s botched IPO will move forward after a federal judge found that the exchange was not immune from liability over the technical glitches that occurred that day.E-Cards, 'Xmas Jammies' and the Personal Touch
A family's pajamas give firms an example of how to get their e-greetings right.
Bill Banning Credit Checks for New Workers Introduced
Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) on Tuesday introduced legislation that would bar almost all private employers—but not the federal government—from running pre-employment credit checks on prospective new hires, calling it "an issue of basic fairness."
Ruling Highlights Issues with Sandy-Related Class Action Litigation
A Manhattan Supreme Court judge voiced ample doubt in a recent decision that a class action lawsuit, let alone the Supreme Court Civil Division, was the appropriate avenue in which tenants could seek rent abatement claims in the wake of Superstorm Sandy.Trending Stories
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