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Quick Confirmation of Acosta for DOL Doesn't Mean Quick Action on Fiduciary Rule
While a compliance delay is likely, deciding to modify or kill fiduciary rule 'will be much slower than people think'
Labor Dept. Proposes 60-Day Fiduciary Rule Delay
The U.S. Labor Department on Wednesday released a proposed rule to extend for 60 days the applicability date of its fiduciary rule under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act.
Fenwick & West's Financial Success Slows in 2016
The Silicon Valley stalwart pulled in $361.5 million in gross revenue last year, a slight dip from the 11.2 percent surge that saw Fenwick & West's turnover hit $363.5 million in 2015.
Janssen Wants More Medical Info From New Risperdal Plaintiffs
A dispute has arisen in the Risperdal litigation in Philadelphia over whether new plaintiffs in the mass tort should have to include prescription records and documentation of a Risperdal-related injury in their plaintiff fact sheets.
Drinker Biddle Grows Revenue, PPP 6 Percent
Two years into new leadership, Drinker Biddle & Reath saw a second year of increases in revenue and profits per equity partner (PPP) in 2016.
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J&J Subsidiary Settles in Tylenol Liver Damage MDL
McNeil Consumer Healthcare, a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson and the maker of Tylenol, has entered into a settlement for an undisclosed sum to resolve more than 200 cases.
Labor Pick Puzder's Nomination Hearing Set for Feb. 16
Acting Labor Seretary Hugler likely to act 'in short order' to delay fiduciary rule
DOL Wins Fiduciary Rule Case in Texas
Texas federal trial Judge Barbara M.G. Lynn ruled in favor Wednesday of the Labor Department in the case brought by nine plaintiffs against Labor's fiduciary rule.
DOL's Retirement-Savings Rule Survives Another Court Challenge
A Texas federal trial judge on Wednesday upheld the Obama administration's sweeping new rules for the retirement-advice industry, rejecting a challenge from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other groups that said the regulations were unduly burdensome.
Am Law 100/200: The Early Reports
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