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July 30, 2009 |

New Deals

Bristol-Myers Squibb began a $2.4 billion cash tender offer for Medarex Tuesday, which equals $16 per share of Medarex stock, a 90 percent premium over the closing price of $8.40 right before the deal was announced on July 22. Also, IBM, the world's largest provider of computer services, announced it would acquire analytics software maker SPSS for $1.2 billion in cash and Swedish wireless company Ericsson announced it had submitted a winning bid of $1.3 billion for the wireless assets of Nortel Networks, snatching up the bankrupt Canadian telecommunications company's most profitable asset.
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May 15, 2003 |

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October 01, 2011 |

Big Deals

Express Scripts/Medco; BHP Billiton / Petrohawk; Google / Motorola Mobility; HP / Autonomy
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September 03, 2003 |

Regularly Scheduled Programming

The 30-second spots inviting victims of sundry misfortunes to pick up the phone for a free consultation are as entrenched in the late-night TV firmament as ads for kitchen cutlery and hair-growth products.
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November 01, 2011 |

Deals & Suits

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June 13, 2013 |

New Deals

Debevoise, Fried Frank, and Gibson Dunn are advising on an all-stock merger between Media General and New Young Broadcasting that will create a television broadcast company with 30 stations in 27 markets. Also, Google on Tuesday announced its intention to buy Israeli map software provider Waze.
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September 03, 2003 |

Regularly Scheduled Programming

Lawyers spent $311.3 million on TV commercials in 2002, a 75 percent increase from 1999. And those ads have come a long way from the old days of quirky, amateurish productions. Today, commercials by subject are available for any interested law firm to purchase, and a broader range of lawyers see in television a way to find clients and get the word out about cases and settlements. "It's still frowned upon by a lot of lawyers, but the attitudes are changing," says attorney William Berg.
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July 26, 2007 |

Sills Cummis reprimanded for employing unlicensed attorney

The New Jersey Supreme Court has reprimanded law firm Sills Cummis Epstein & Gross for allowing an associate not admitted in the state to do transactional work for seven years. The firm admitted in a consent order made public this week that it had violated a state rule of professional conduct. It is one of the rare times the court has disciplined a firm rather than individual lawyers. However, individuals confidentially admitted to minor misconduct under an Office of Attorney Ethics "diversion" system.
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