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Malpractice claims are not absolutely barred following a settlement agreement; equitable exceptions exist, even allowing claims based on conduct that postdates execution of the settlement agreement.Nevada City Faces 'Bad Choice' Over Historic Courthouse
Plaintiffs Lawyers Hope to Win on Rating Game
Joe Tabacco convinced a San Francisco judge that Moody's and other credit-rating agencies can't rely on their First Amendment defense in a suit accusing them of profiting by misleading investors.Insider's New Investment Subject to Market Competition Test
In her Distress Mergers & Acquisitions column, Jones Day partner Corinne Ball analyzes a Seventh Circuit decision from earlier this month mandating that insider-investors under a Chapter 11 plan poised to gain control of the reorganized debtor must be subject to the same competitive bidding requirements applicable to the old "out of the money" equity, clearly rejecting the argument that the debtors' exclusive right to propose a plan gave the debtor an unfettered right to choose which new investment to accept.Could Constitutional Flaw Undo Years of Patent Board Rulings?
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office may have a major problem on its hands - the possibly unconstitutional appointment of nearly two-thirds of its patent appeals judges.Legal Mal Merit Certificates Must Be Independent
Insisting on independent certificates of merit in legal malpractice cases, a Superior Court panel has ruled that verifications from plaintiffs' attorneys are unsatisfactory substitutes for certificates of merit from appropriate licensed professionals.Ex-Locke Lord Partner's Tale Shows Toll That Thinning of Large Firm Ranks Can Take
For 34 years, Lord Bissell & Brook was David McLauchlan's professional home, and he earned a good living there. As a senior litigator and onetime executive committee member, McLauchlan earned half-a-million dollars a year at his peak with the firm. Things began to change for McLauchlan in 2007 when Lord Bissell combined with Texas' Locke Liddell & Sapp. A year later he was gone. McLauchlan's problems, it turned out, were only beginning.The Dual Provider Approach to Outsourcing
Under the dual provider approach to outsourcing, the customer splits the volume of outsourcing services between the existing vendor and either a second vendor or an in-house source. W. Carter Santos, an outsourcing transaction counsel, discusses the primary benefits of this method.Trending Stories
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