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Former Cadwalader Chairman John 'Jack' Fritts Has Died at 86
Fritts, who was 86, was also known for incorporating the Food Bank for New York City in 1983.
Blank Rome Seeks Arbitration in Defunct Hedge Fund's Legal Malpractice Suit
Allegations made against the Philadelphia-based firm are subject to a confidentiality agreement between Blank Rome and its former client, it said in its motion to compel arbitration.
Cuomo Faces Looming Deadline for NY Court of Appeals Nomination
Under state law, Cuomo must nominate one candidate for the post no later than May 8. The governor must pick one of the seven candidates put forward by the Commission on Judicial Nomination last month. The commission selected a candidate group of all women for the post.
Wilmington's Incyte to Pay $12.6M to Settle False Claim and Kickback Allegations
The settlement resolves a whistleblower case filed in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and against the Wilmington, Delaware-headquartered company, accused of donating to a foundation and using those funds toward the copays of Medicare and TRICARE beneficiaries who weren't eligible for coverage of Incyte Corp.'s drug, Jakafi.
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Delaware Pharma Company to Pay $12.6M to Settle False Claim and Kickback Allegations
The settlement resolves a whistleblower case filed in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and against the Wilmington, Delaware-headquartered company, accused of donating to a foundation and using those funds toward the copays of Medicare and TRICARE beneficiaries who weren't eligible for coverage of Incyte Corp.'s drug, Jakafi.
Incyte to Pay $12.6M to Settle False Claim and Kickback Allegations
The settlement resolves a whistleblower case filed in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and against the Wilmington, Delaware-headquartered company, accused of donating to a foundation and using those funds toward the copays of Medicare and TRICARE beneficiaries who weren't eligible for coverage of Incyte Corp.'s drug, Jakafi.
Five Rules to Follow on the Road to Persuasion
Self-education is always a viable option for lawyers who want to learn to persuade others, says Michael P. Maslanka, assistant professor of law at the University of North Texas at Dallas College of Law.
Q&A: Danielle Mason Discusses Post-Pandemic Travel, Consumer Products She's Watching
Mason, a personal injury lawyer at Sanders Phillips Grossman, said she's keeping an eye on consumer products and environmental contamination affecting minority populations. "These are products that have been around and have been overlooked because it's an underserved community that no one is paying attention to it," she said.
'This Settlement Will Kill People': Objectors Persist in Critiques of Roundup Class Action Accord
An April 30 supplemental brief was filed for 93 law firms and 167 lawyers objecting to the $2 billion settlement. Public Justice and Public Citizen filed their own supplemental briefs, focused on several issues, including the release of punitive damage claims. An approval hearing is set for May 19.TRENDING STORIES
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