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Vivendi Makes $1.5 Billion EchoStar Investment
Vivendi Universal and EchoStar Communications Corp. surprised everyone Friday by announcing an eight-year strategic alliance capped by Vivendi's obtaining a 10 percent stake in the direct-broadcast satellite operator for a cash payment of $1.5 billion. According to Charlie Ergen, EchoStar's chairman and CEO, the deal with Vivendi puts EchoStar on "sound footing" to meet all of its financial obligations.Wrestler's diary shows mindset before he killed family, himself
ATLANTA AP _ The diary of wrestler Chris Benoit may provide details about his mental state before he killed his wife and son and then himself, an Atlanta television station reported.WSB-TV says the attorney of Benoit's father believes the wrestler's writings show signs of dementia and depression. The attorney provided the television station with copies of the journal.Oil spill's psychological toll quietly mounts
Psychiatrists who treated people after Katrina and have held group sessions in oil spill-stricken areas say the symptoms showing up are much the same: Anger. Anxiety. Drinking. Depression. Suicidal thoughts.Valdez, Frels Face Off in State Bar Prez-Elect Race
April 15 is marked on many calendars as the day Americans settle up with Uncle Sam. But it's on Robert Valdez's and Kelly Frels' calendars for a different reason. That's the day ballots for president-elect of the State Bar of Texas are mailed by the Bar to its estimated 72,000 members. And Valdez and Frels are competing for the position -- a post the winner will hold for one year before taking the helm as State Bar president.Areas of Potential Criminal Exposure Under SOX
In-house lawyers need to be aware of five key areas of potential criminal exposure lurking within the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX): certification of periodic reports, securities fraud, alteration of corporate documents, retaliation against whistleblowers and obstruction of justice.
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Boz Export & Import Inc. v. Karakus
Stock Ownership Issues Covered by Pact And May Be Resolved by Arbitrator, Not CourtState Bar Association and Judiciary Reach Out to Community About Benchmarks Civics Project
The New Jersey State Bar Association and state Judiciary are seeking community groups that want to schedule a Benchmarks Civics Project session at their next meeting. In addition, a training for speakers will be held Nov. 13 at McCarter and English LLP in Newark.J&J Hit With $1.1 Million in Punitive Damages in Antibiotic Suit
Lawyers Wrap Up Apple-Samsung Showdown with Odes to Innovation
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Samsung, a Korean company, told a San Jose jury Tuesday that Cupertino-based Apple is threatening to ruin the culture of Silicon Valley, as Apple tried to hammer home its copycat claims.
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