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April 25, 2007 |

Business Objects Snags Cartesis

Making its largest acquisition in nearly four years, Franco-American software maker Business Objects SA -- known for selling "business intelligence" products and services -- said Monday that it would buy enterprise performance-management software maker Cartesis SA for $300 million in cash.
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November 15, 2011 |

Rule Changes Alter State Civil Litigation Landscape

In civil litigation, this has been a year of big changes and shifts in how personal injury matters are to be played out in Pennsylvania courts.
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September 30, 2008 |

Cephalon to pay $431 million to settle whistleblower suits

To resolve a spate of whistleblower lawsuits, drug manufacturer Cephalon has agreed to pay $431 million in civil and criminal fines for illegally promoting "off-label" uses for three of its drugs, federal prosecutors said. In a global settlement with the DOJ, Cephalon agreed, in part, to pay $375 million to settle claims by the Medicaid and Medicare trust funds and to plead guilty to a misdemeanor criminal charge of distribution of misbranded drugs and pay $50 million in fines and forfeiture.
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July 07, 2003 |

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September 30, 2008 |

Cephalon to Pay $431 Mil. to Settle Whistleblower Suits

To resolve a spate of whistleblower lawsuits, drug manufacturer Cephalon Inc. of Frazer, Pa., has agreed to pay $431 million in civil and criminal fines for illegally promoting "off-label" uses for three of its drugs, federal prosecutors said.
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October 06, 2008 |

Drug Maker Settles Whistle Blower Suits In Accord With DOJ

To resolve a spate of whistleblower lawsuits, drug manufacturer Cephalon Inc. of Frazer, Pa., has agreed to pay $431 million in civil and criminal fines for illegally promoting "off-label" uses for three of its drugs, federal prosecutors said.
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March 10, 2008 |

Small Claims, Big Headaches

One lawyer's case for $350 took 366 days from filing to a day in court. Another collection matter worth $150 took more than three months to obtain an answer date and a hearing has yet to be scheduled, eight months after the case was filed. Other lawyers said their claims have simply disappeared in the system. This was not the intent when filings for small claims cases were centralized in an office in Hartford in May 2006, but it is the reality that has left lawyers, clients and Judicial Branch employees exasperated.
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August 18, 2008 |

Was I a better lawyer in law school?

Several years into his legal career, a litigation associate wonders if his best days as a trial lawyer were in moot court.
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August 26, 2008 |

Commentary: Was I a Better Attorney in Law School?

Venable associate Greg Brown recalls his days of moot court, when the action was much more dramatic. And now, rules of law applicable to real cases aren't as well defined as they were in the research assignments for students. Several years into his career, Brown wondered: Were his best days as a trial lawyer in moot court? It took one trial involving defendant's witnesses who were blatant liars to make Brown realize that real life could, indeed, be better than law school days.
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August 18, 2008 |

Was I a better lawyer in law school?

Several years into my career, I could not help but wonder, were my best days as a trial lawyer in moot court?
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