U.S. District Court Southern District of New York Judge Cote Plaintiffs petition for court approval of a partial settlement and bar order, as well as an award of attor

Drug pricing antitrust suits against pharma companies are a dime a dozen. But what we can't remember seeing before at the Litigation Daily is a case in which one major brand pharmaceutical manufacturer is going to trial against another for alleged drug overcharges. The stakes are enormous--potential trebled damages of $9.8 billion--and the legal teams formidable.

Like Nokia--another Alston & Bird client--Dell has chosen to file its own tag-along suit based on the government's criminal antitrust investigation rather than join a class of liquid crystal display screen buyers.

The state's pension funds are looking for a few good firms. And they want you to know exactly how they're doing it. Twelve plaintiffs firms are still in the running in advance of a key public hearing Wednesday. Nineteen are already out.

In a securities class action against IndyMac and underwriters, the panel held that the tolling rule established by the U.S. Supreme Court in American Pipe does not apply to the statute of repose.

Cite as: Hong Leong Finance Ltd. v. Pinnacle Peformance Ltd., 12 Civ. 6010, NYLJ 1202603156271, at *1 (SDNY, Decided May 22, 2013)12 Civ. 6010Magis

Goldman Sachs has endured a long losing streak in a sexual discrimination class action brought by three former female employees back in 2010. But the bank's lawyers at Paul Hastings and Sullivan & Cromwell finally caught a break Thursday in a key decision for Title VII defendants.