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December 06, 2005 | Law.com

Judge's Nod Clears Way for Merger of Exchanges

A Manhattan judge has approved an unusual settlement that will clear the way for a vote today on the merger of the New York Stock Exchange with Archipelago Holdings Inc., a competing electronic exchange. The combination, which is expected to be approved by NYSE seatholders, will convert the world's largest stock market from a nonprofit entity into a public corporation. Several dissenting seatholders had objected, charging that the deal overvalues Archipelago.
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Second Circuit Revives Online Music Pricing Antitrust Class Action Against Record Companies
Publication Date: 2010-01-13
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For the antitrust bar, the ruling is an important clarification of Twombly pleading standards in Sherman Act cases. And for the rest of us, it raises the possibility of cheap music downloads somewhere down the road.

October 27, 2005 | Law.com

3rd Circuit Rules FDA May Order Restitution Over Unapproved Drugs

In a significant victory for the Food and Drug Administration, the 3rd Circuit has ruled that the agency has the right to demand restitution for consumers from companies that sell unapproved drugs. The decision upholds a district court ruling that required Lane Labs to pay $109 million in restitution to consumers who purchased products that contained shark cartilage and were pitched as treatments for cancer and HIV.
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June 30, 2005 | Daily Report Online

Balch & Bingham Inks Lease in New Southern Co. Building

Meredith [email protected] Bingham has signed a lease for two floors of office space at 30 Allen Plaza-which the firm is subleasing from the Southern Co., one of Balch's biggest clients and the building's main occupant.The 14-story tower is part of Barry Real Estate Cos.' $330 million mixed-use office and hotel complex under construction near Centennial Park.
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April 03, 2008 | National Law Journal

King & Spalding strengthens Middle East practice

Atlanta's King & Spalding has strengthened its Middle East practice with the addition of a new partner, Michael Dunphy, and two counsel to its offices in Riyadh and Dubai.
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May 06, 2010 | Daily Business Review

No room for new judgeships in 2010 budget

Courts and clerks came out better than most of them expected in the legislative session by keeping stable budgets while collecting an extra $10 million to deal with the impact of the foreclosure crisis.
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November 06, 2007 | The Legal Intelligencer

Neighborhood Civic Groups Sue Over Philly Casino Sites

Several neighborhood civic groups sued state gambling regulators Monday over their approval of two Philadelphia casinos.
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September 16, 2005 | New York Law Journal

Avoiding Lease Catastrophes from Real Ones

Robert C. Epstein, of counsel to Finkelstein Newman LLP, writes that before 9/11, most tenants did not pay much attention to what would happen under their lease if a casualty occurred, especially a terrorist attack. Since then, there has been a greater focus on this issue, but loopholes still exist, and tenants should take heed of ways to close these loopholes and further protect their leasehold interests.
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February 01, 2010 | Corporate Counsel

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September 23, 2010 | Law.com

Attorney: Teresa Lewis a 'Poster Child' for Broken Death Penalty System

Jim Rocap III, partner at Steptoe & Johnson in Washington, D.C., has represented Virginia death row inmate Teresa Lewis since 2004. But this week the appeal's final avenues were closing: Virginia's governor refused to grant clemency twice, and late Tuesday the U.S. Supreme Court denied Lewis a stay of execution by a 7-2 vote, rejecting Rocap's petition for certiorari. She will be the first women executed in Virginia in more than a century. "A good and decent person is about to lose her life because of a system that is badly broken," Rocap said.
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