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October 03, 2002 |

Texas GCs' Pay Is Up

General counsel at 39 of Texas' largest companies made more money in 2001 than in 2000, with an average bump of 10 percent to their pay package, according to Texas Lawyer's annual report on GC compensation. Although many of the stock options granted are "under water" because of declining stock markets, the good news is that GC salaries may increase as companies back off their reliance on stock options.
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May 03, 2004 |

Record-Setting $1 Billion Verdict Returned in Fen-Phen Suit

A Texas jury unanimously returned a record $1 billion verdict in a fen-phen wrongful-death suit last week, but a Houston plaintiffs lawyer now faces the harder task of convincing the courts that the jury finding busts a statutory cap on punitive damages. Attorney John O'Quinn says the $900 million in punitives will stand because the jury found the Wyeth drug company knowingly or intentionally destroyed, altered or concealed public documents.
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April 14, 2004 |

Pennsylvania Bar Exam Results

The Pennsylvania Board of Law Examiners has announced the results of the bar examination given on Feb. 24 and 25, 2004. Of the 689 applicants who took the examination, 355 passed (the overall pass rate 52 percent). The names of the successful applicants follow.
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October 03, 2000 |

Lawyers Wary of Arbitration Clauses in Fee Contracts

Two recent appellate rulings in Texas cloud the legitimacy of arbitration clauses in fee contracts between lawyers and clients. One decision forced arbitration of a legal malpractice suit, while another ruled such claims are excluded from the Texas Arbitration Act. Until the issue is decided by the Texas Supreme Court, many lawyers are leaving arbitration clauses out of their fee contracts.
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December 23, 2002 |

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February 22, 2010 |

VerdictSearch

Age didn't factor into airline's layoff decisions, jury says. Jury finds no discrimination in manager's termination. Jury finds pickup driver, not train, liable for fatal crash. Man who claimed crash ended his career recovers $700. No money awarded to woman hurt in crash with Navy vehicle. Trucking company must pay $694,750 to woman injured in crash. Judge grants construction company's motion for summary judgment.
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May 29, 2006 |

Middlesex Jury Awards $14M for Failure To Test for Genetic Trait

Large verdicts and settlements in New Jersey.
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May 01, 2006 |

Teamwork Is Job 1

Ford's lawyers get kudos for their central role in litigation, their IP chops, and their agility in working closely with the business side.
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January 16, 2007 |

Paul Clement Stays Cool in High Court Hot Seat

At age 40, Paul Clement is one of the youngest solicitors general of the United States in history. As the Bush administration's top advocate at the Supreme Court, he manages much of the government's courtroom war on terror. His has been a stunningly quick rise -- and so far, unimpeded by the political grenades lobbed his way. At the end of Bush's term, Clement may be looking toward a career as a top tier member of the private Supreme Court bar, perhaps a judgeship, even a spot on the high court itself.
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October 24, 2005 |

Miers' Nomination May Be a Mixed Blessing for Locke Liddell

Whatever the outcome of Harriet Miers' Supreme Court nomination, life at Locke Liddell & Sapp, the Texas firm where she was a partner, will never be the same. Since President Bush tapped Miers for the Court, the firm has become the focus of national attention, a situation that raises its profile and presumably will bring new business. But the public hunt for any tidbit of information about Miers and the firm where she practiced for most of her career also brings attention to past problems at Locke Liddell.
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