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Abdullahi v. Pfizer, Inc.
Publication Date: 2009-02-09
Practice Area: International Law | Torts | international | torts
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Court: 2nd Cir.
Judge: Barrington D. Parker, Circuit Judge
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Case number: Docket Nos. 05-4863-cv (L) & 05-6768-cv (CON)

Argued: July 12, 2007Before: POOLER, B.D. PARKER, and WESLEY, Circuit Judges.Judge Wesley dissents in a separate opinion.This consolidated appeal is from the judgments of the United States Di

March 04, 2011 |

$12 Mil. Accident Verdict for Woman Hit by Stolen Car

A Philadelphia jury awarded a woman more than $12 million after her car was hit from behind by a stolen vehicle, pushing her into oncoming traffic where she was then hit by a work van coming the opposite direction.
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December 15, 2009 |

Verdicts & Settlements: Jury sides with doctor in suit over patient's suicide

Lawyers for the widow of a man who committed suicide shortly after being released from a mental rehabilitation center could not convince a Fulton County jury that the man's psychiatrist failed to exercise proper care to ensure that his patient would receive adequate supervision when released into a halfway house.According to the pretrial order in the case, Clay Hardy, 46, checked into Peachford Hospital on Oct.
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August 23, 2011 |

UBS plans to cut about 3,500 jobs to save costs

UBS AG, Switzerland's biggest bank, will eliminate about 3,500 jobs, or 5.3 percent of its workforce, as stricter capital requirements and a slowdown in client trading reduce earnings.
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March 20, 2003 |

Race Matters

Carl Cooper is a partner at Kirkpatrick & Lockhart. More specifically, he's the firm's first chief diversity officer, one of a new breed of law professionals charged with getting predominantly white firms to truly embrace a diversified work force. Traditional firm structures haven't lent themselves to addressing issues of race. But now, firms are realizing that diversity, always desirable, also makes good business sense.
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Law Journal Press | Digital Book Limited Liability Companies and Limited Liability Partnerships Authors: Thomas A. Humphreys View this Book

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August 16, 2000 |

Lean, Mean Machine

Driving an AIV (aluminum-intensive vehicle) may just be the closest you'll get to being behind the wheel of a real race car. Racing enthusiast Don Panoz designed the AIV from the ground up as a modern racer with deliberate retro styling (think Audi TT and the new Beetle). Each AIV is assembled by hand at the Panoz facility north of Atlanta -- where they will match your AIV to a color of your choosing.
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January 27, 2003 |

Does the Serious Impact Test Survive AICRA?

The No Fault Act still doesn't work. The act has not reduced the cost of automobile insurance, has not made insurance more readily available, has not resulted in the prompt payment of first-party medical expense benefit claims and has not streamlined judicial procedures for the resolution of third-party liability claims. Is anyone shocked?
26 minute read
September 08, 1999 |

Long-Distance Flight to Diversity

Minority lawyers think that Anne McNamara, general counsel of American Airlines, is doing what she does best. In her case, that includes pressuring law firms to honor their commitment to diversity. "Our way is to motivate law firms through peer pressure, rather than do a lot of exhortation," McNamara said. "Lawyers are nothing if not competitive."
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December 22, 2008 |

2008 Timeline

A 2008 timeline, listing top stories on the Texas legal scene.
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September 24, 2007 |

What are your options

ANTI-LOCK BRAKES, interval windshield wipers, even automatic transmissions are all automotive innovations that debuted on luxury cars, but eventually crawled their way down the price scale. Today, they are standard equipment on even the cheapest cars made. That's the way automakers introduce new and high-tech features-from important safety improvements to the merely frivolous-first on the high-end vehicles, then for everybody else.
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