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June 15, 2006 |

Savi Sale Old Hat for Fenwick

When Savi Technology recently announced its sale to Lockheed Martin, it was the second time Fenwick & West's Barry Kramer has helped sell the company. Smooth Ride in Fleetpride DealGibson, Dunn's Bruce Meyer cut the headache � and the paperwork � for Aurora Capital's sale of Fleetpride.
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March 30, 2001 |

Race to the Top

President Bush appears to be on a mission to name as many African-Americans to Cabinet and sub-Cabinet positions as possible. But with Bush having received just a sliver of African-Americans' presidential votes, some wonder whether his appointments mark a dedication to diversity, or are simply a political attempt to make his administration appear more responsive to minority America than it truly is.
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Steptoe, Ropes & Gray Win Acquittal for Former Glaxo Lawyer Midway Through Trial
Publication Date: 2011-05-10
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The government watched its obstruction case against Lauren Stevens get thrown out a second time on Tuesday, when the federal judge presiding over the trial entered a judgment of acquittal before the defense even called a witness.

April 24, 2007 |

Problems With the Patent System: Nothing Cash Can't Cure

A new patent reform bill was introduced in Congress on April 18, and the lobbyists are circling. Some points receive nearly unanimous support -- the Patent and Trademark Office is overburdened, and it's time for America to dump its unique first-to-invent system for the first-to-file system common in the rest of the world -- but others are the subject of hot debate. High-tech companies are spending more than ever to convince legislators that change is good, but what's really needed depends on who you ask.
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Blame It on the Doctors: The Learned Intermediary Defense Is Alive and Well in the Fifth Circuit
Publication Date: 2009-04-01
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Eli Lilly has leaned on the "learned intermediary" doctrine to beat back a product liability suit involving its antipsychotic Zyprexa.

January 16, 2004 |

Point Man

Sometimes it seems Paul Clement is everywhere, arguing cases before the U.S. Supreme Court and shepherding terrorism cases through lower courts, a sensitive assignment that speaks of his stature within the Bush administration. If, as some expect, Solicitor General Theodore Olson steps down at the end of the Supreme Court term, Clement is the likely successor. His name has also been floated for the D.C. Circuit.
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Stan Lee Media--Not to Be Confused with Stan Lee--Loses Yet Another Bid for Rights to Marvel Superheroes
Publication Date: 2011-02-10
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The legendary creator of Spider Man and the Hulk severed ties with the company that bears his name and made peace with Marvel last year. But that--and a long string of adverse rulings--hasn't stopped Stan Lee Media from continuing to go after rights to the Marvel characters.

Samsung Settles Spansion Patent Claims for $150 Million
Publication Date: 2011-06-20
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After three years and an earlier failed settlement, the patent battle between Spansion and Samsung over flash memory chips is finally over.

September 11, 2000 |

Nonlawyers Running Firms

There's a new breed of law firm manager in town -- a nonlawyer with executive decision-making power. Increasingly, firms -- from large-market leaders to small boutiques -- are elevating and expanding their top-level business positions. "It's seen as a partner-level position" says Robert B. Harris, COO of Kansas City, Mo.'s Blackwell Sanders Peper Martin.
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Ruling in MERS Exposure Class Action is Tough for BofA, Good News for Execs, Underwriters
Publication Date: 2012-07-11
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A judge has trimmed a consolidated class action accusing Bank of America and its executives of misleading shareholders about the bank's mortgage fraud exposure, but a crucial part of the case can still go forward.

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