Mergers & Acquisitions Archive » May, 2009

Mergers & Acquisitions - May, 2009

112 articles

• FTC Gives Final Blessing To Whole Foods Deal
• BearingPoint Gets OK For $44M Asset Sale To PwC
• Emerisque Bid For Hartmarx Assets Too Low: Lenders
• Law Firm Mergers Accelerate In Early 2009: Survey
• Chrysler Resolves Lemon Law, Workers' Comp Issues
• In-House Counsel To Firms: Push Your Specialities
• $4.7B Express Scripts-NextRX Merger Accelerates
• FTC Moves To Squash $3.1B CLS-Talecris Merger
• J&J Seeks To Reclaim Schering's Arthritis Drug Rights
• Norris McLaughlin, Tallman Hudders To Join Forces
• Stiefel Hits KV With Patent Suit Over Acne Gel
• Jones Day Nabs 7 Bankruptcy Attorneys From Kirkland
• Q&A With Ropes & Gray's James M. 'Mit' Spears
• Q&A With Ropes & Gray's Randall Bodner
• Mexico To Probe Soft Drink Market Once Again
• Q&A With WilmerHale's Thomas Mueller
• Q&A With Hogan & Hartson's Kenneth Kirschner
• Lyondell Faces Objections Over Reclamation Claims
• Q&A With Gibson Dunn's Peter Sullivan
• Q&A With Morrison & Foerster's David Meyer
• Q&A With Bingham's Bill Berkowitz
• Holland & Knight Snags Foley Bankruptcy Partner
• Q&A With Latham & Watkins' Daniel Wall
• Q&A With Greenberg Traurig's Kerri Barsh
• Q&A With Hogan & Hartson's Norman Blears
• Q&A With Bingham's Dale Barnes
• Q&A With Weil Gotshal's Marcia Goldstein
• Transmeridian Looks To Sell Off Kazakhstan Oil Field
• Cozen Brings On Former In-House Energy Lawyer
• Q&A With McGuireWoods' Jim Walsh
• Q&A With Morrison & Foerster's W. Stephen Smith
• Q&A With Weil Gotshal's Helene D. Jaffe
• Q&A With Mayer Brown's Joseph DeSimone
• Q&A With Debevoise & Plimpton's Nicholas Potter
• Norwood Wins OK For Proposed $132M Asset Sale
• FTC Will Push To Block $3.1B CSL-Talecris Merger
• Q&A With Debevoise & Plimpton's Gary Kubek
• Q&A With O'Melveny & Myers' Rich Parker
• Q&A With Debevoise & Plimpton's Jeffrey Cunard
• Q&A With Seyfarth's William Prickett
• Q&A With King & Spalding's Kevin Sullivan
• Q&A With O'Melveny & Myers' Seth Aronson
• Q&A With Latham's Patrick Gibbs
• Q&A With Morrison & Foerster's Susan Mac Cormac
• Q&A With Paul Hastings' Michael Cohen
• Q&A With Weil Gotshal's Steven A. Newborn
• Q&A With McGuireWoods' Douglas Foley
• Q&A With Morrison & Foerster's Jordan Eth
• Q&A With Hunton & Williams' Hewitt Pate
• Faulty Demand Letter Dooms Investor Suit V. Lancer
• Q&A With Fulbright & Jaworski's Rodney Acker
• Massey Ferguson Retirees Try To Restore Benefits
• Suit Maker Hartmarx Pushes For $85M Asset Sale
• Doctor's Insider Trading Suit Moves Toward Trial
• Q&A With Paul Hastings' Luc Despins
• Q&A With McDermott Will's Raymond Jacobsen
• Johnson & Johnson Aims To Regain Remicade Rights
• Sprint Call Center Workers Win Back Wages
• Judgment Entered Against Certified Services' Ex-CFO
• Skadden Bankruptcy Partner Moves To Latham
• Court Pares Claims Over Magnetix Toy Maker Merger
• K&L Gates Gives Corporate, IP Groups A Boost
• McDermott Nabs DLA Piper Private Equity Chairs
• Virgin Chief Calls On US To Reject BA-American Pact
• Adviser Asks To Pursue $88M Suit V. AbitibiBowater
• The FTC, Reverse Payments In The Obama Era
• Pharmacies Join Clamor Over CVS-Caremark Merger
• Lehman Ex-Sales Rep Pleads Guilty To Trading Scam
• EU Pressures Members To Modify Reporting Rules
• Foamex's Planned $105M Asset Sale Draws Protest
• Microsoft Drops K&L Gates From Preferred Firm List
• Infineon Shareholder Suit Stayed For Cert. Appeal
• Spansion Noteholders Balk At $70M Samsung IP Deal
• Foley Nabs Energy Finance Experts From Troutman
• AAI Calls For Hard Look At Benefits Cos.' Merger
• Attorneys Seek About Half Of E-MedSoft.com Deal
• Huntsman's Beef With Banks Going To Jury
• $2B Alpha Merger Would Create Coal Giant
• New Antitrust Enforcement — Buckle Your Seatbelts
• Multiemployer Pension Plans: Multiple Risks
• GWLS, Creditors Reach $1.5M Agreement
• Belgian Minister Calls Off AB InBev Payment Probe
• $80M Stalking Horse Bid For Pilgrim's Plant Gets OK
• Lyondell Adds 13 More Cos. To Ch. 11 Proceedings
• Ex-Paul Hastings Tax Atty Cops To Insider Trading
• Hawaiian Ex-CEO, Investor Must Repay $2.5M: SEC
• AbitibiBowater Can Obtain Another $100M In DIP Cash
• Jump In Corporate Counsel Spending On Way: Study
• Are We Hiring A Justice Or Playing Politics?
• State Lawmakers Call For FTC To Probe CVS Caremark
• DOJ Asks For 87 New Anti-Financial Fraud Attorneys
• Today's Toxic Asset Sale Program — Sound Familiar?
• Senior Competition Deputy Director To Leave FTC
• Investor Suit V. AspenTech Founder Trimmed Down
• Antitrust Enforcement Under Obama
• Holdout Lenders Revealed In Chrysler Ch. 11
• Lehman, CDO Issuer Spar Over Credit Default Swap
• Putting Del. Officers Under The Microscope
• Chrysler Wins Interim OK To Access $1.8B
• Ex-Day Trader Cops To Lehman Insider Trades
• Holdout Lenders Blast Key Chrysler Ch. 11 Motions
• Crowell Brings In Insurance Partner From Dewey
• Investor Class Action V. Flag Telecom Marches On
• NetVersant Gets Green Light To Convert To Ch. 7
• NYC To Get Data In Suit To Stop Insurance Merger
• Loss Causation Experts After Dura
• Successor Liability: Corporate Asset Buyers Beware
• Breach Of Contract Claims Survive In Sprint-IPCS Spat
• McGuireWoods, GMR Seal Merger Deal
• Despite Buyers' Market, 363 Sales Still Prove Complex
• Lyondell Must Offer Up Liability Insurance Info: Judge
• Squire Sanders Cuts 32, Slashes Associate Pay