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Herbert Smith Leads on Russian Finance Deal
Herbert Smith has advised the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development on its largest single loan since it was founded in 1991. The top 10 U.K. firm advised the EBRD on a $500 million 10-year unsecured loan for state-owned rail monopoly Russian Railways, with the loan tied to reforms including the restructuring of freight operations. Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer advised RZD, which is Russia's largest commercial employer, with some 1.3 million staff.$21.9M Antitrust Settlement Wins OK in N.J. Federal Court
A federal judge has given final approval to a $21.9 million settlement in a class action antitrust suit accusing manufacturers of electrical carbon products of a decade-long conspiracy to fix prices. District of New Jersey Judge Jerome B. Simandle also awarded $5.7 million in fees to the plaintiffs lawyers, calling the deal an "excellent result" for the plaintiffs. A previous settlement was jeopardized when 13 of the largest class members filed opt-out notices, but many parties agreed on the reworked deal.In Storm's Wake, Am Law Firms Make Charity, Pro Bono Commitments
As the recovery efforts continue in New York and New Jersey a week after Hurricane Sandy hit the region hard, members of the legal community are pledging time and money to offer relief.If the Barbie-Bratz death match has done nothing else, it's revealed the toy business to be only slightly less cutthroat than the Mafia--and almost as nasty for the lawyers caught up in it.
Home prices in 20 U.S. cities rise for third month
Home prices in 20 U.S. cities rose in August for a third consecutive month, bolstering the case that an economic recovery is at hand. The SP/Case-Shiller home-price index climbed 1 percent from the prior month, seasonally adjusted, after a 1.2 percent increase in July, the group said Tuesday in New York. From a year earlier, the gauge fell 11.View more book results for the query "*"
Daily Decision Service Alert: Vol. 19, No. 42 - March 4 2010
Daily decision alert.For Colleges Without Lawyers to Call Their Own
Law firms have emerged with expertise in higher education and specialties in niche subjects like Title IX.Obama re-election forces wealthy to make quick pre-2013 moves
President Barack Obama's re-election means his administration will push to let tax cuts enacted during the George W. Bush era expire for high earners, as scheduled, at year-end.Trending Stories
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