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June 04, 2007 |

CDW Goes Private

Computer equipment retailer CDW Corp. struck a deal with Madison Dearborn Partners to take it private for $7.3 billion. The company expects to maximize shareholder investment while retaining its 5,640 employees, brand name and management team.
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October 16, 2009 |

Departures and Cutbacks Take Ashurst Partner Exits to 22

Ashurst has seen 22 partners leave its limited liability partnership since January -- equating to around 10 percent of its partnership as it stood at the beginning of the current financial year. The top 10 London law firm had 235 partners at the beginning of May. The number of departures is higher than the figure initially predicted in January, when it emerged that 10 partners were to leave Ashurst's equity over the course of this year in response to the economic downturn, including retirees.
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March 08, 2002 |

Court of Appeals Reviews

ALBANY The latest dispute over capital defense legal fees comes to the Court of Appeals this week, when Governor Pataki attempts to topple a ruling that ordered the state to pay lawyers and paralegals who assist assigned counsel in death cases.
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May 01, 2007 |

Bavaria's Buyout Capital

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May 21, 2002 |

Patent and Trademark Law

M ore than 50 years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court enunciated the modern doctrine of equivalents, which provides a patentee with a scope of patent protection beyond what the literal text of the patent`s claims would otherwise afford. 1 Under this doctrine, even though an accused article or method may not literally infringe a patent claim, infringement may still be found if the accused article or method is "equivalent" to or substantially the same as the claimed invention if the differences between the claimed
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July 01, 2009 |

Arbitration Scorecard: Treaties

A listing of investment treaty arbitrations active in 2007-2008 in which at least $100 million was in controversy. Expanded for the Web.
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January 22, 2002 |

Patent and Trademark Law

I n the field of patent law, where the United States Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) awards patents to those who are first to invent (and not necessarily to those who are first to file applications), it is advantageous for inventors to describe or otherwise memorialize their inventions in a laboratory notebook or workbook, or in another retrievable document typically called the "invention record" or "record of invention."
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February 26, 2002 |

Venturing Overseas for Software Services

HE RECESSION and events of last fall may have caused a slowdown in the U.S. economy, but they have not derailed the growing trend of U.S. corporations to reach beyond our borders for software development and maintenance services. In fact, it is quite likely that the business downturn, and the corresponding pressure it has placed on companies to cut costs, has contributed to an acceleration of overseas sourcing. For corporations large and small, located in Silicon Alley, Silicon Valley or elsewhere, the ever
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August 17, 2000 |

IRS Cracks Down on Tax Shelters

No issue has rumbled through the tax community more noisily in recent years than that of corporate tax shelters. New IRS regulations aimed at squelching the most abusive shelters have generated a torrent of commentary from tax advisers, promoters and business clients.
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