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Reaction Mixed on Microsoft Decision
Lawyers said a federal judge's approval of most of a settlement between the Justice Department and Microsoft in an antitrust case appears to slam the door on further proceedings. U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly in Washington, D.C., on Friday rejected efforts by nine state attorneys general to toughen the settlement, and instead adopted most of what the DOJ had asked from the court.Facing ... the HOARD! Verizon Case Marks a First for Patent Holder
Intellectual Ventures is doing something new: It's assigned one of its members a patent to use as ammo in litigation. Verizon is pitted against TiVo.Discrimination Suit Against Mayer Brown Can Proceed, Judge Rules
Cozen O'Connor Names New President, Managing Partner
Cozen O'Connor has named its new president and managing partner in what the firm said marks the beginning of its latest succession plan for firm management.View more book results for the query "*"
Many Friends Await Luttig if He Gets Supreme Court Nod
If Attorney General Alberto Gonzales is in the market for a Supreme Court nominee anytime soon and his thoughts turn to appeals court Judge J. Michael Luttig, he won't have to look far to find people who will sing Luttig's praises.Judge May Allow Proof of Earlier Suit Against Weil Gotshal
The judge overseeing the malpractice trial involving Weil, Gotshal & Manges and two of its partners is considering letting the jury hear about another suit against the firm filed by the pop singer Michael Bolton. Judge Richard Lowe previously ruled that he would exclude mention of other claims against the firm. But on Friday, the judge said he thought testimony Wednesday by one of the partners, Robert Sugarman, about his celebrity representations might "open the door" to questions about the Bolton suit.Pa. High Court Revives Class Suits Against Health Plans
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has revived a series of class action suits against the state's four Blue Cross and Blue Shield health plans alleging they violated the Nonprofit Corporation Law of 1988 by maintaining excessive surpluses. The justices reversed a ruling that dismissed the suits on the grounds that the insurance commissioner has exclusive jurisdiction to deal with rates because the "filed-rate doctrine" prevents collateral attacks on rates and reserves approved by the commissioner.Orange Legal Tech Partners with OrcaTec
Orange Legal Technologies, a Salt Lake City-based provider of e-discovery, litigation, and investigative services, has announced a technology partnership with Atlanta-based OrcaTec.Small business accelerates as new jobs precede Fed's easy money
Small businesses are bouncing back as access to lending eases and consumers ramp up purchases. This would be welcome news for policy makers struggling to spur the world's largest economy and bring down unemployment stalled near a 26-year high, because small companies account for 60 percent of job creation, according to Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke. The Fed said Nov. 3 it plans to buy another $600 billion of Treasuries, citing "disappointingly slow" progress in the recovery.Trending Stories
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