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New York - October, 2010

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• Morgan Stanley Loses Bid To Exit Rhinebridge Suit
• Wyly Brothers Attack SEC Fraud Suit In Dismissal Bid
• Accused $413M Ponzi Schemer Cosmo Cops Plea
• Banks Brace For Onslaught Of Suits Over Foreclosures
• Westgate Founder Gets 40 Years For Ponzi Scheme
• Malpractice Lawyer Gets 7 Years For Client Thefts
• 2nd Circ. Upholds $411M Award To BofA In Gas Case
• Fried Frank Nabs Akin Gump Cross-Border M&A Pro
• Ex-BofA Trader Gets 1 Year For Kickback Scheme
• SAP Ends Fight Over Infringement In Oracle Suit
• Perfect Storm: Lessons For Distressed Retailers, Part I
• FDIC Rule For Securitizations Gets Mixed Reaction
• MetLife Sells Off Stake In Annuity Venture For $275M
• Astra Asks 2nd Circ. To Revive Taxi Ad Antitrust Suit
• Chem Rx Auction Canceled Due To Low Bid Turnout
• Price-Fixing Fine Reduced To Keep China Air Afloat
• Ex-Pfizer Exec Takes Genotropin Suit To 1st Circ.
• Galleon Insider Trading Informant Settles With SEC
• Getting Out The Vote
• Receiver Lodges Suit Against Starr For $35M
• McDonald's Must Pay Ex-Manager Who Gained Weight
• AGA Medical Investor Sues Over $1.3B St. Jude Deal
• Lionsgate Sues Icahn Over MGM Dealings
• DLA Scraps All-Equity Partnership Plan In UK
• Halliburton Knew Of Deepwater Cement Flaws: Report
• Judge Retreats From Diversity Talk Amid Firms' Anger
• Ex-Marsh Execs Sue For Severance, Bonuses
• Rivals Try To Revive Antitrust Case Against Del Monte
• SEC Wields New Powers To Get More Cooperation
• Lehman Distribution Possible In 9 Months: Trustee
• Ex-Holland & Knight Atty Escapes Sanction In Bias Suit
• Troutman Adds 2 Gibbons Pros To Bankruptcy Team
• SEC Subpoenas Tiger Asia Over HK Probe
• US Wants Partial Seal In SocGen Trade Secrets Trial
• DOJ Seeks 20 Years For Alleged NY Hospital Fraudsters
• Suit Claims JPMorgan, HSBC Manipulated Silver Market
• CREW Sues DOJ Over Abramoff Interview
• The Rules Of The Road For Recovering Atty Fees
• Creditors Fight Chem Rx's Asset Sale Plans
• Investors Sue Over Madoff Feeder Fund
• Q&A With Kirkland & Ellis' Andrew Genser
• NYU Grad Students Get Another Chance To Unionize
• NY Consumers Denied Cert. In McDonald's False Ad Suit
• AnimalFeeds, Stolt-Nielsen Settle Antitrust Dispute
• NYC Strippers Win Initial Cert. In Collective Action
• JPMorgan Buys Stake In $6B Brazilian Hedge Fund
• AstraZeneca Targets Watson Over Crestor NDA
• Latham Hooks Howrey ITC Litigator
• Customers Sue Cablevision For $450M Over Fox Block
• Mayer Brown Reps Ace In $425M New York Life Deal
• No Deception In Rajaratnam Wiretap Request, Feds Say
• US Wants Partial Seal In Goldman Trade Secrets Trial
• Oil Producers Thwarted In SemCrude Appeal
• A Conservative Collection Of Compromise
• Blockbuster Judge Blesses DIP, Tables Adviser Hiring
• Green Is Lacking In Supreme Court's New Term
• Inergy Ends Investor Suits Over $2B Merger
• Alston, Latham Rep Carlyle In $4B CommScope Deal
• Judge To Weigh Tax Scheme Losses In Ohle Sentencing
• Q&A With Arent Fox's Steve Kimelman
• Injunction Pulls Plug On Lime Wire File-Sharing Service
• TARP Watchdog Questions Treasury Math On AIG Bailout
• Truvo USA Ch. 11 Plan Wins Bankruptcy Court OK
• Pregnancy Bias Case Against Bloomberg Trimmed
• Wendy's Can't Shake Franchisee Suit Over Suppliers
• Verizon Unit Faces OT Action By Former Manager
• Citi Exec Denies Giving EMI Buyer M&A Tips In Deal
• 2nd Circ. Quashes Philips Atty's Wrongful Firing Suit
• Tronox Wins OK For $125M Exit Financing Package
• Disney Hit With WARN Suit Over Baltimore ESPN Zone
• US Attys Eye Canada As Fertile Class Action Ground
• The 2nd Circ. Stance On DBSD
• BofA Sues Fraudster Starr Over $500K Loan
• The Long Arm Of Personal Jurisdiction In IP Litigation
• Q&A With Mayer Brown's Vincent Connelly
• FirstEnergy, Allegheny Reach Deal In $9B Pa. Merger
• Plaintiff Rejects New Verdict In Merck Fosamax Case
• Brooke Trustee Seeks Millions From Fulbright, Others
• WG Exec's Lawyers Spar With US Over Trial Date
• Starbucks Tries To Close Lid On Hot Tea Suit in 2nd Circ.
• Investors Accuse Credit Agricole Of $70.5M CDO Fraud
• Fund Says Regions Knowingly Fluffed AmSouth's Value
• Carlyle Weighs $3B Buyout Of CommScope
• Toll Brothers Hit With Wage-And-Hour Action
• SAP Seeks Gag Order In Oracle Copyright Dispute
• Law Firm Says Stroller Maker Shirked IP Bills
• Ex-Chrysler Workers Sue Cerberus Over Trust Benefits
• Brooks Loses Bid To Block Forfeiture Of Some Assets
• Ayco Wins Injunction Against Analyst Who Left For UBS
• NY Court Declines To Bump Up Auditors' Fraud Liability
• Prosecutors Look To Dismiss UBS Tax Case
• Tribune Co. CEO Michaels Resigns
• Morrison Decision Looks Beyond Securities Borders
• Greenberg, Smith Found Liable For 'Sham' AIG Deal
• 2nd Circ. Revives VIM Counterfeit Jeans Suit
• Wachtell Reps Ventas In $3B Deal For Atria Assets
• Ex-Trader Still On Hook For Tips From Insider's Wife
• Atty To Face Deposition In Chevron Amazon Fight
• Walsh Off Hook Over $20M Fee In Tyco Suit
• FINRA Taps Baker Botts Partner As Enforcement Chief
• Investment Firm Wins Toss Of Suit Over Madoff Losses
• Ethan Allen, Others Recall Cribs After Injuries Reported
• Chemtura Ch. 11 Plan OK'd Despite Equity Holder Beef
• Winston & Strawn Nets Cadwalader M&A Pro
• Bahrain's Awal Bank Seeks Ch. 11 Protection
• Q&A With Hodgson Russ' Daniel Oliverio
• Warner Bros. Anti-Piracy Patent Suit To Remain In NY
• Laserfiche Claims SAP Stole 'Run Smarter' Mark
• SEC Denied Quick Win Against Ex-US Foodservice Exec
• Rent-A-Center Sues Over Class Action Settlement Cut
• Icahn Ups Tender Offer For Lionsgate
• White Collar World Watches Prosecutor Immunity Case
• Food Network, Private Chefs End Trademark Row
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Toss Of Kazakhstan Oil Profits Suit
• Schiff Hardin Nabs 2 New Environmental Attorneys
• Judge Spears Barclays' Argument Over Lehman Sale
• Cobalt Founder Gets 85 Years For Real Estate Fraud
• DOL Sues Investment Cos. For Ignoring Madoff Fraud
• 2nd Circ. Considers Reinstating Fosamax Witness
• Nadel Gets 14 Years For Ponzi Scheme, Blames Self
• General Growth Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed
• Goodwin Deals Pro Jumps To O'Melveny
• ABA Bid To Accredit Foreign Schools Sparks Resistance
• Q&A With Gibbons' Michael McDonald
• Plaintiffs Get Cockpit Audio In Plane Crash MDL
• Antitrust Claim Survives 2nd Cut in Webkinz MDL
• Petra Offshore Fund, REIT Unit File For Chapter 11
• TQP Targets Dell, Chevron, Others Over Encryption IP
• Wal-Mart Hit With CWA Suit Over Upstate NY Store
• Claims Trimmed In Conde Nast Web Contract Suit
• Old GM Takes Big Step Forward On Road Out Of Ch. 11
• US Atty Pledges To Tackle 'Rampant' Insider Trading
• WHX Settles ERISA, Contract Suit Against Citibank
• DOJ, US Atty Subpoena GSK Over Avandia, HIV Drugs
• Ex-Refco CEO Escapes Shareholders' Fraud Fight
• Ex-HR Exec Hits MasterCard With Whistleblower Suit
• Q&A With Dechert's Ned Dodds
• Former Refco CFO Dropped From Securities Action
• ProThera Must Face Merck Unit's Folate Ad Claims
• Cuomo Seeks $728M From Merkin For Madoff Losses
• UK Financier Says It's His Word Against Citi's In EMI Suit
• Lehman Judge Stays More Than 50 Adversary Suits
• DOJ Seeks Deposition Delay In Air Cargo MDL
• Ex-Deutsche, AIG Exec Stole Banks' Money: US Atty
• Old GM Inks $773M Deal For 14-State Enviro Cleanup
• Fendi Gets $10M To End Burlington Coat Factory Suit
• Mets Pitcher Forfeits $3.1M To End Contract Battle
• $425M Post-Bankruptcy Loan For Tronox Approved
• FedEx To Pay Montana $2.3M Over Driver Dispute
• Searching For Science In Marcellus Shale Decisions
• NY Man Gets 10 Years For $10M Subprime Loan Plot
• NYC Gets New Anti-Corruption Unit
• 5th Circ. Pins $29.7M Claim To Pacific Lumber
• Judge Nixes 'Wordy' Freddie Mac Securities Action
• Ernst & Young Litigation Chief Heads To Orrick
• Wilson Sonsini Adds Choate Hall Corporate Finance Pro
• Calif. Law Applies To Drywall Insurance Spat in Florida
• Q&A With McGuireWoods' Chuck McIntyre
• Skadden Reps Pfizer In $240M Deal For Teuto Stake
• Huron, Empire Urge Toss Of St. Vincent FCA Claims
• Gov't Says Nadel Doesn't Deserve Sentencing Break
• USPTO Mulls Expanding Green Priority Program
• Examiner Request In Innkeepers Bankruptcy Nixed
• 2nd Circ. Kills Convicted Atty's Suit Against Spitzer
• Satellite Smartphone Maker TerreStar Files For Ch. 11
• Dubai Bank Off Hook In Port Authority's 9/11 Suit
• Rajaratnam Calls FBI Wiretap Order Reckless
• Chrysler Agrees To Pay $31M To Settle CERCLA Claim
• Jenkens Lawyer Pleads Guilty In Tax Shelter Case
• Milbank Ends Document Row In Touch America Ch. 11
• Ex-NY State Sen. Indicted For Alleged Corruption
• Madoff Trustee Asks To Cut Loose Fund Investors
• Fosamax Plaintiff's Attorney Appeals Sanctions
• Lehman Creditors Back $45M SunCal Settlement
• Schumer Opposes Dow Corning Duty Exemption
• Judge Pares Investor Class Action Against Goldman
• Manulife Investors Fight To Keep Class Action Alive
• Ex-Duane Reade CEO Asks For Lighter Sentence
• Colgate Fires Back In GSK's Toothpaste IP Suit
• How To Navigate The Gray Area Of Partner Departures
• Amtrak, Insurers Settle Crane Accident Coverage Suit
• Sanofi, Bristol-Myers Win $442M In Plavix Patent Suit
• Lehman Tops $1B In Fees Since Ch. 11 Filing
• Apple, AT&T IPad Action Survives Dismissal Bids
• Prosecutors Go Back To The Future After Skilling
• Snapple 'All Natural' Class Action Revived
• Grant Thornton Settles Refco Litigation For $25M
• Trial Kicks Off In Terra Firma's Suit Over $6.5B EMI Deal
• JPMorgan Battles Insurers Over Ala. Kickback Suits
• 2nd Circ. Mulls Clerk's Retaliation Suit Against Judge
• ProLogis Sells $1B In Real Estate Assets To Blackstone
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Toss Of Tobacco Deal Antitrust Action
• US Atty Wants Up To 45 Years For Nicholson
• Supreme Court Declines BNY's Dispute With Trustee
• Nadel's Attorneys Seek Leniency
• Tronox Secures $125M In Credit From Wells Fargo
• Sharp, Philips End 3G Patent Scrap Against Motorola
• Self-Evaluative Privilege In Products Liability Litigation
• Nigerians Win Discovery Bid In Suits Over Pfizer Trials
• Antonelli Terry Loses Bid To Toss Malpractice Suit
• Q&A With Skadden Arps' Jay Kasner
• Hedge Funds Fight For $250M In Late Lehman Claims
• DOJ Antitrust Division Enlists Cravath Partner
• Q&A With Bryan Cave's Austin Campriello
• Judge Nixes Celestica Shareholder Class Action
• Objections Filed Against Old GM Plan
• Vitaminwater Hits Back In Trademark Spat With Rival
• Blockbuster Shouldn't Pay Rothschild Bills: Trustee
• Rowling Loses Bid To Toss Wizard Plagiarism Suit
• GE Loses Bifurcation Bid In Hudson River Cleanup Case
• Retiree Benefits And Bankruptcy Code Compliance
• NY Port Authority Strikes $47M Deal With 9/11 Workers
• Ex-CA Sales Exec's Sentence Cut To Time Served
• DOJ To Appeal DADT Enforcement Ban, Seeks Stay
• Chimicles Loses Bid For $18M Piece Of Adelphia Pie
• Moore, MF Global Told To Reveal CFTC Query Docs
• Neb. Finance Authority Calls Lehman Stay 'Unfair'
• Dewey & LeBoeuf Grabs Chartis GC For NY Office
• Q&A With Linklaters' Joseph Armao
• Levitz Trademark Holder Loses Bid For Injunction
• Spat Erupts Over Lead Status In China North Lawsuit
• Ponzi Schemer's Partner Forfeits NYC Apartment
• BP ERISA Suits To Join Securities Actions In Houston
• Credit Agricole Can't Nix Jury Verdict For Axed Analyst
• Martin Act Will Remain A Player, Even With New AG
• Payroll Execs Bilked $20M From SanDisk, Others: Feds
• US Wins Bid To Intervene In Qui Tam Wyeth Drug Suit
• SEC Bashes Tourre's Attempt To Kill Fraud Suit
• Arbitrating International Environmental Disputes
• Prosecutors Want 20 Years For Ponzi Schemer Nadel
• OIG Report Clears SEC In Goldman Case
• Citigroup Used Layoffs To Cull Women: Suit
• 1st Circ. Overturns Toss Of Genzyme D&O Coverage Suit
• Rattner Said To Pay $5M To End SEC Kickback Claims
• All 50 State AGs Launch Foreclosure Probe
• Hendrix Estate Hits Back Over 'Georgia Blues'
• NY Hospital To Pay $4.5M Over Nurses' Antitrust Claims
• DOJ Charges 44 In Syndicate's Medicare Fraud Scheme
• FDA To Revise Warning Label On Bone Drugs
• Fidelity Ends Class Action Over Reimbursement Rates
• Q&A With Proskauer's Elise Bloom
• Hunton & Williams Snaps Up Energy Finance Package
• Countrywide Escapes MBS Investors Class Action
• Q&A With Gibson Dunn's Joseph Warin
• 2nd Circ. Queries Coty On Options Grant For Ex-CFO
• Blockbuster Creditors Turn On WG&M, DIP Terms
• Batali's Del Posto Latest To Face Suit Over Tips
• Poultry Farmer Smacks Lloyd's With Class Action
• Jenner & Block Snags Former Deputy New York AG
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Toss Of Steinbeck Copyright Spat
• How To Prepare For Workplace Violence
• US Energy Plan Gets OK From Court, Creditors
• A Securities Litigator's Guide To D&O Insurance, Part I
• Teva Fails To Uncover Plans For Generic Copaxone
• Merck Targets Experts In Next Fosamax Bellwether
• Manatt To Pay Fine For Role In NY Pension Scandal
• Convicted Fraudster Tries To Revive Suit Against Ex-AG
• McDermott Poaches Haynes & Boone Antitrust Partner
• Going Global Could Create Ethical Snags For Lawyers
• Axinn Boosts DC Office With Paul Hastings Hire
• Social Media In Civil Litigation
• Take-Two $20M Backdating Settlement Approved
• DOE To Back $1.3B GE-Caithness Wind Farm Project
• Fallout From The KeySpan Swap Case
• Officer Pleads Guilty To COI In $40M Iraq Election Deal
• Apple's Summary Determination Bid Nixed In 337 Spat
• Winning Bail Gets Tougher For White Collar Defendants
• Best Buy Becomes Latest To File LCD Antitrust Suit
• Spongetech Trustee Wants Case Converted To Ch. 7
• Shareholders Peeved Over $288M Capital Gold Deal
• SEC Must Produce Evidence On Pentagon Witnesses
• Citibank Can't Nix Morgan Stanley Claim In $245M Row
• Pfizer To Pay $3.8M Over Girl's Death In Dilantin Suit
• 2nd Circ. Dismisses Big Tobacco Medicare Suit
• BofA Loses Bid For Interlocutory Appeal In MDL
• 2nd Circ. Revives Claim By Fired MSNBC Reporter
• R2 Cries Foul Over Citadel's Stock Grants To Execs
• Dick's Fraud Case Goes Forward Despite Skilling Ruling
• Prison Sentences, Fines And Forfeitures ...
• Case Study: Taub V. Big M Inc.
• Charting The Middle Course To Protecting Cleantech IP
• Chemtura Enters $5.6M Cleanup Deal
• Defense Seeks Leniency For Fraudster Nicholson
• Best Buy Settles Wage Action Over Security Checks
• Avandia ERISA Class Actions Consolidated
• Q&A With Fox Rothschild's Patrick Egan
• Court OKs GGP's Plan For $2B Stock Offering
• Ex-NY Bank Exec Pleads Guilty In TARP Fraud Case
• 2nd Circ. Revives Battle Over Stoli Trademarks
• Steinbeck Heirs Battle Wife's Estate Before 2nd Circ.
• Allegheny's Post-Trial Bid To Nix CAA Suit Denied
• Willkie Nabs 3 Hunton & Williams Antitrust Pros
• Olin, Delphi Settle $24.5M Preference Claim Suit
• Kodak, Apple Wrestle Over Digital Camera Patent
• Takeda, Wockhardt Settle Feud Over Generic Actos
• Italian Trader Pays $3M To Settle Insider Trading Suit
• Kaye Scholer Nabs Mayer Brown White Collar Vet
• TIG Aims To Shield Reinsurance Docs From Regence
• New DataTern IP Suit Targets Aflac, Lilly, Others
• A Split On Companies' Liability For Human Rights Crimes
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Win For NYSE In Papyrus IP Suit
• Hedge Fund Sues Commerzbank Unit For $68M
• Hard Rock Waiters Can't Send Class Notice, Judge Says
• Plaintiffs Get Creative With Consumer Class Actions
• Big E-Mail Attachment Sparks BofA Trade Secrets Suit
• HSBC Unit Ordered To Boost Risk Management
• Dreier's Ex-Wife Loses Early Bid For $7M
• FLSA Suit Against Airport Shop Chain Moved To Fla.
• Goldman Fights Claims That Suit Sparked Bonus Cuts
• 2nd Circ. Grants Sprint Emergency Stay in DBSD Ch. 11
• Ex-NY Prosecutor, Securities Pro Joins Paul Hastings
• T3 Fights To Revive IBM Antitrust Claims In 2nd Circ.
• Home Appraisers Slap JPMorgan With FLSA Action
• Littler Sues Japonais Operator To Get Paid
• FINRA Awards 'Dallas' Star $11.5M In Citigroup Case
• Chem Rx's Bidding Procedures, Breakup Fee OK'd
• Quicken Loans Hit With Class Suit Over Credit Bias Law
• 2nd Circ. Denies Wells Fargo A Slice Of $3B Card Deal
• 'Big Boy' Or Not? Disclaimers Of Reliance In NY
• Ex-Crispo Servers Win Initial Cert. On FLSA Claims
• Securities Atty Gets 22 Years For $20M Scheme
• Ex-NY Comptroller Pleads Guilty In Pay-To-Play Case
• Chinese Co. Shells Out $7.5M For Illegal HGH Sales
• Robins Kaplan Can Rep AMD In Animation Patent Suit
• Percent Approach Outstrips Lodestar In Class Actions
• Port Authority Wins Stay Of WTC Coverage Arbitration
• Jury Convicts Contorinis In UBS Insider Trading Case
• Trustee Says Rock US 'Match' Right Chills Bidding
• FBI Agent Defends Galleon Wiretap Application
• SNR Denton Scores 5 Laterals On Heels Of Tie-Up
• Dick's Wage Case Removed To Federal Court
• Lexington, Westchester Fend Off $6M Coverage Suit
• FirstEnergy Drops Enviro Claims Against School District
• Edwards Angell Taps Head For Insurance Dispute Group
• ADM, Others Off Hook In Sears De-Icing Patent Suit
• Fairfield Sentry Moves To Merge Suits Seeking $3.6B
• Madoff Family Seeks To Shut Down $200M Lawsuit
• Ambac Drops $6B Claim Against Lehman Brothers
• Wilson Sonsini Lures Back Warburg Pincus Director
• SocGen's Rogue Trader Gets 3 Years In Jail
• Chase Says Ex-Adviser Took Clients To Morgan Stanley
• Teva Sues Mylan, Others Over Proposed Azilect Generic
• Companies Steering Clear Of Major IP Traps: Study
• German Bank Flays Goldman Over $37M CDO Sale
• 3 Perrigo Board Members Walk From ARS Class Suit
• Judge Retains Most Claims Against Ivy In ERISA Suit
• Orrick, AOL Escape Sanctions In Augme Patent Suit
• Lehman Files $13M Suit Against Neb. Finance Authority
• SEC Settles Insider Trading Claims With UBS Banker
• Cos. With Labor Violations Got Gov't Contracts: GAO
• Retail Developer Wants $5M Back From Boies Schiller
• Exxon, Others Face Another Suit Over MTBE Pollution
• Gucci, Card Processors Settle Fight Over Counterfeits
• National Union Must Defend Antitrust Suit, Grocer Says
• Judge Defends 'Disparities' In Fraud Sentences
• Time For The Supreme Court To Weigh In On Rule 23?
• 2nd Circ. Axes 8 Zyprexa Suits Against Eli Lilly
• Feds Nab Investment Adviser Over $2M Fraud
• Nissan Sued Over Pathfinder Radiator Troubles
• Evidence Squabble Threatens EBG Auction Schedule
• NFL Player Cops To Cardinals' $2.8M Arbitration Award
• Private Chefs Lose Bid To Block Food Network Show
• Swiss Re Wins Dismissal Of Credit Default Swaps Suit
• Lehman Wants Out Of Indonesian Telecom's Suit
• Judge Cuts Fosamax Award From $8M To $1.5M
• Rigases Denied High Court Appeal Of Prison Terms
• Day Pitney Adds Ex-Prosecutor To White Collar Group
• Ex-UBS Banker Lied In Insider Trading Case: Atty
• Aldus, Investors End Fight Over Pay-To-Play Claims
• Prosecutors Misled Judge In Wiretap Bid: Rajaratnam
• Chem Rx Gets More Time To File Ch. 11 Plan
• High Court Waves Off Insurance Preemption Suit
• Kilpatrick Stockton Swallows Up Calif. Boutique
• AmEx To Fight DOJ On Merchant-Fee Antitrust Claims
• Neff Leaves Ch. 11 After Creditors Boost Recovery
• Q&A With Proskauer Rose's Robert Cleary
• High Court Won't Hear Talisman Human Rights Case
• Union Urges ITC To Keep Duties On China Furniture
• Thermon, Others Settle US' Israeli Boycott Claims
• Akin Gump, Orrick Call Off Merger Talks
• Detroit Pension Funds Sue UBS Over $40M Investment
• Reed Smith Eyes Merger With Thompson & Knight
• Lateral Movement Slows Down In 3rd Quarter
• Transit Rulings Nixed In Wake Of High Court Decision
• AIG Wins Bid To Nix Action Over Madoff Coverage
• Chemtura Pays $3.9M For Role In NYC Superfund Site
• Scholastic Closes Book On Shareholder Class Action
• Port Authority Short Changes Female Attys: EEOC
• Ex-Pali CEO Sues Glaser Weil Over Defense Fees
• Lionsgate Asks To Toss Icahn's Suit Over Stock Deal
• Magnesium Oxide Cos. Fixed Prices, Class Says
• KLLM Ends Spat With Marsh Over Insurance Rate Hike
• Legal Hold May Keep You Out Of Jail Over E-Discovery