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Gibson Dunn partners Timothy Hatch and Wayne Smith have spent years battling claims that their for-profit educational company clients ripped off the government by taking student loan money while skirting federal rules on recruiter pay. They can expect to stay busy.
'Science First' Leads to Dismissal of Raft of Suits Over Purloined Body Parts
A federal judge in Newark dismisses about 325 suits by recipients of body parts stolen from corpses, saying the plaintiffs did not show a likelihood of contracting disease from the transplants.Turns out Vice-Chancellor Laster, who last month blocked a shareholder vote on Del Monte's LBO because of its financial adviser's conflict of interest, isn't the only Delaware jurist siding with shareholders. Vice-Chancellor Noble on Friday called a temporary halt to a shareholder vote on Qualcomm's acquisition of Atheros. And once again, the financial adviser's fee is at issue.
Making a Nuisance of Lead Paint
Three decades after lead-based paint was banned as a public health hazard, New Jersey cities and towns want it declared a public nuisance. The state Supreme Court is poised to decide the issue and the case has the rapt attention of the paint industry, which fears adoption of the doctrine in New Jersey would ease the way for recoveries across the nation.Kirby McInerney and shareholder activist Ted Frank continue to fight over the rate for contract attorneys who worked on on a securities class action against Citigroup. Kirby McInerney submitted a fee request for the suit's settlement that values the attorneys' time at up to $1,000 per hour; Frank says it should be around $50.
Homebuilder Beazer Faces Barrage of Suits for 'Reckless Tactics'
A Texas-based commercial lender has sued home building company Beazer Homes USA Inc., its board, and current and former executives, claiming that their "reckless tactics" have resulted in multiple federal investigations. The shareholder derivative suit claims that Beazer arranged mortgages through its lending arm for unqualified buyers, leading to numerous foreclosures that have undermined Beazer's financial stability. The federal case is one of seven brought by Beazer shareholders and employees.In re Merck & Co. Inc. Securities Derivative and ERISA Litigation
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