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Tender Offer Closes Health-Food Deal Fast
Skadden attorneys say they felt guilty about late-night pizza when working on a $700 million marriage between Whole Foods and another health-food retailer.
Paper Seeks Summary Judgment in Suit Over HIV-Status Disclosure
The Dallas Observer, its parent company and others have been targeted in a $1.1 billion suit by a plaintiff who alleges the alternative weekly wrongfully disclosed his HIV-positive status, referencing him by name in a published article last December.
No Right in ERISA to Eye Divorces
An Oct. 19 ruling by a U.S. district court judge in an Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) case demonstrates that retirement plan administrators are in a bad spot when confronted with beneficiaries who they suspect of gaming the system to access retirement payments, several experts say. Steven Mitby, representing one side in the suit, applauded the ruling.Home Restoration Client May Be Money Pit for Law Firms
At least four law firms have been left hanging for millions of dollars in legal fees from a home restoration company whose former chairman pleaded guilty to fraud involving another corporation.VerdictSearch: Male Bartenders Recover $1 Million in Gender Discrimination Case
The Equal Opportunity Employment Commission has accepted $1 million to settle a suit against a Cajun-style restaurant chain that allegedly gave preference to women for bartending jobs. The defendant restaurant chain denied having a policy setting a male-female bartender ratio, contending that its staffing decisions were based on legitimate, non-discriminatory reasons.Billion-Dollar HIV Suit Raises First Amendment Issues
The Dallas Observer, its parent company New Times Inc. and others have been targeted in a $1.1 billion suit by a plaintiff who alleges the alternative weekly wrongfully disclosed his HIV-positive status, referencing him by name in a published article. Three of the defendants are seeking the dismissal of the plaintiff's petition, which First Amendment lawyers say raises significant constitutional questions never before ruled on by a state judge in Texas.TRENDING STORIES
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