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July 24, 2006 |

Raynes McCarty Founder Arthur Raynes Dead at 72

Former bar chancellor and prominent trial lawyer Arthur G. Raynes has died at the age of 72.
2 minute read
September 27, 2006 |

Beefing Up Tyson's IP Department

Christine Daugherty has always had a strong stomach. It helped her when she was a Ph.D. candidate in plant physiology, conducting experiments in a weightless environment, and it now helps her head up IP work at meat processor Tyson Foods. Tyson had nine in-house attorneys when Daugherty came onboard in 2003, but no IP lawyers. In her newly created role, Daugherty manages a portfolio of about 100 patents and 450 trademarks and presides over a new patent licensing venture.
4 minute read
January 20, 2012 |

Unemployment claims at 352,000, fewest since 2008

The number of people seeking unemployment benefits plummeted last week to 352,000, the fewest since April 2008. The decline added to evidence that the job market is strengthening.
3 minute read
May 01, 2013 |

No Rest for the Connected

Bane or benefit to the busy lawyer, in-flight Wi-Fi is booming.
7 minute read
August 08, 2005 |

Bankruptcy Trustees May Find It Easier to Sue Corporate Officers

Shannon P. [email protected] an era rife with corporate scandals, a decision last week by the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals is likely to stir up the atmosphere in board rooms and executive offices nationwide by making it significantly easier for bankruptcy trustees to file suit against corporate directors and officers for alleged breaches of their fiduciary duties.
7 minute read
August 11, 2011 |

DLA Helps Thai Prince Get Plane Back From Germany

A German court released a Thai prince's personal plane after the government of Thailand agreed to post a bond for the roughly $54 million it owes a defunct German firm from an international arbitration award, The Am Law Daily reports.
3 minute read
August 29, 2001 |

Deal Breaker

As the first all-American merger to survive U.S. scrutiny but die in Europe, the General Electric-Honeywell case highlights the difference between U.S. antitrust law and European "competition law." GE's lawyers, who are expected to appeal the rejection of the merger to the European Union courts, may revisit the facts of the case to try to clear the books of a precedent that would complicate future GE acquisitions.
13 minute read
August 12, 2011 |

DLA Helps Thai Prince Get Plane Back From Germany

A German court released a Thai prince's personal plane Wednesday after the government of Thailand agreed to post a bond for the roughly $54 million it owes a defunct German construction company from an international arbitration ruling. DLA Piper represented the Kingdom of Thailand in the German court proceedings.
4 minute read
December 07, 1999 |

Charles R. Morgan, BellSouth Corp.

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