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Second Circuit Panel Affirms Ruling on CSX Shares Vote
Publication Date: 2008-09-16
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Deutsche Bank, Citi Settle MBS Claims with Credit Union Regulator for a Combined $165.5 Million
Publication Date: 2011-11-14
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Deutsche Bank and Citigroup agreed to pay up rather than join Goldman Sachs, Royal Bank of Scotland, and JPMorgan Chase on the list of banks sued by the National Credit Union Administration and its lawyers at Korein Tillery and Kellogg Huber.

How Sweet It Is! Candymakers Granted Leave for Emergency Appeal in Price-Fixing Case
Publication Date: 2009-04-13
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In a consolidated case involving 87 antitrust suits against candy manufacturers, a federal district court judge in Harrisburg, Pa., has certified an appeal of his March 4 refusal to dismiss plaintiffs' claims of collusion and price-fixing.

Got Soap? In New Round of Filings in Obama Poster Case, AP and Artist Trade Accusations of 'Unclean Hands'
Publication Date: 2009-04-17
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The dispute over the image of Barack Obama in the iconic "Hope" poster is getting nastier. The Associated Press claims the artist routinely appropriates the work of others; the artist says the AP is selling unlicensed images of other artists' work.

October 27, 2000 |

Supremes on the Small Screen

Coming soon to your living rooms: "First Monday," a Supreme Court drama CBS is considering for next fall. The show's creator Paul Levine promises "a glimpse at the most shrouded, secret institution we have. But we will do it in a respectful way." The new show, together with a visit from "Survivor" Navy SEAL Rudy to the Court, makes it look like the Supremes are ready for prime-time.
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Delaware's Laster Slashes Plaintiffs Fee Request by 95 Percent in Sauer-Danfoss Case
Publication Date: 2011-05-05
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The plaintiffs lawyers, led by Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd, had asked for $790,000 for getting additional disclosures for shareholders in a failed tender offer. Wrote Delaware vice-chancellor J. Travis Laster: "Plaintiffs never engaged in meaningful litigation activity." But they still got $75,000.

July 31, 2007 |

Lawyers Find Real Revenue in Virtual World

Lawyers in the online virtual world Second Life act like lawyers, but they practice law through an alter ego, a digital character called an avatar, with virtual clients that have real legal problems like landlord-tenant, contract and intellectual property issues.
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May 24, 2004 |

Alan Morrison Leaving Public Citizen to Return to Private Life

It was fitting that one of Alan Morrison's final acts on behalf of the Public Citizen Litigation Group was to irritate the powerful - something he has done regularly for more than three decades.
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June 01, 2007 |

Lone Star

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May 26, 2000 |

L.A. Confidential

When Los Angeles's Board of Police Commissioners proclaimed "a new era" in 1998, claiming to have implemented drastic reforms urged by the Christopher Commission in response to the Rodney King beating, many people had doubts. Now, with Los Angeles facing the Rampart scandal, the police commission is on the defensive. The Christopher Commission, which was headed by big-firm lawyers, had entrusted the Police Commission, led by big-firm lawyers, to carry through the reforms intended to prevent major scandals.
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