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New York - March, 2013

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• Ex-Freddie Execs Can't Dodge SEC's Subprime Fraud Suit
• Dreier Trustee Makes $3.5M Deal With Patriot
• Hotel Owners Get New Way Out Of Soured Management Deals
• Insider Trading Suspect In IBM Case Pleads Not Guilty
• Microsoft Escapes $1B Antitrust Suit Over Windows Rules
• BofA, JPMorgan Ditch Most Antitrust Claims In Libor MDL
• 2nd Circ. Asked To Revive Deutsche Tax Shelter Suit
• Kaye Scholer Says GSC Can't Seek Sanctions After Settlement
• RIM Flops Don't Prove Investor Deception, Judge Says
• Sidley Austin Nabs Tech Transactional Pro From Cooley
• NYC Sick Pay Deal Takes Litigation Blitz Off The Table
• ATM Operators Call $7B Interchange Fee Deal Too Broad
• Synergy Auditor Should Have Caught $1B Fraud, Suit Says
• Attys Back Judge In $600M SAC Deal As Another Trader Falls
• BofA, SocGen Appeal Judge's OK For MBIA's $5B Breakup
• Velvet Underground Drumming Out Deal In Banana Art Suit
• NY High Court Nixes Icahn's Federal-Mogul Investment Appeal
• Pfizer Can't Shake Securities Action Over Celebrex Risks
• NYC 'Soda Ban' Battle Bubbles Up To Appeals Court
• Verizon Must Pay $2.85B Idearc Debt, US Bank Says
• Nomura Sued Over Investors' $486M Mortgage Bond Losses
• DOT Allocates $1.4B To Transit Agencies For Sandy Repairs
• MetroPCS Investors Sue To Stop Vote On $1.5B T-Mobile Deal
• Reinsurer Says AIG Should Lose Asbestos Claims Coverage
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dell, Billabong, Lenovo
• SAC Capital Portfolio Manager Arrested For Insider Trading
• Del Monte Hit With Injunction In Fresh Fruit Fight
• NYC Council Reaches Compromise On Paid Sick Leave Bill
• Airlines In 9/11 Suit Defend Reduced-Damages Claim
• BNY Mellon Judge Says FIRREA Suits Can Target Banks
• JPMorgan's $546M Deal For Ex-MF Global Customers Gets Nod
• Supreme Court Unlikely To Wade Into NY 'Amazon Tax' Case
• Platinum Properties, SNR Denton Sued Over $13M Apt. Buy
• Morgan Stanley Dodges Suit Over Retirement Plan Losses
• NY Judge May Have Gone Too Far In MBS Settlement Push
• 2nd Circ. Overturns NLRB In Union Fight With Stella D'oro
• Canadian Solar Beats Investor Action Over 'Sham' Sales
• Government Joins Attacks On MF Global's Ch. 11 Plan
• Nixon Peabody Boosts Albany Team As NY Health Field Shifts
• Haynes And Boone Lures Back Ex-BofA In-House Atty
• NY Law School Job Data Appeal Won't Get High Court Hearing
• Walgreen FCA Suit Over Drug Kickbacks Dropped
• Steadfast Sues To Dodge Suicide Cleanup Co. Fraud Suit
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Music Exec's Appeal Of E-Book Deals
• Journal Register Gets Thumbs-Up For $120M Asset Sale
• 'Squawk Box' Squealers Cut Deal Over Plot To Sell Trading Info
• Cole To Discuss Sweetened $9.7B American Realty Bid
• Condo Board Slapped With $40M Suit Over Verizon Antennas
• $600M Deal In SAC Insider Trading Case Questioned
• NY High Court Upholds State's 'Amazon Tax' On Web Sales
• Oil Tycoon's Goldman Sachs Financing Suit Sent To NY
• Dewey Gets $1.6M In Paul Hastings Unfinished Business Deal
• Whisteblower Says Biotech Co. Used Family For US Contracts
• Deals Rumor Mill: Bain Capital, Dell, BayernLB
• 'Confidential' Settlement Agreements In NY? Think Again
• JPMorgan Can't Duck Lehman Investment Class Action
• Pricey Land Complicates Options For Ailing NYC Hospital
• Banks Ask 2nd Circ. For Discovery Relief In FHFA Cases
• MSG Stunting Penn Station's Growth, NYC Pol Says
• Wilson Elser Faces $1.5M Malpractice Suit Over Lost Property
• 2nd Circ. Revives Customer Suits Over Frozen Bank Accounts
• Deutsche Bank Can't Shake Suit Over $1B MBS Short
• Ex-Hearst Interns Push For 'Employee' Status, Class Cert.
• Citi Units Skirt Suit Over $348M Metal Co. Deal
• Ropes & Gray Urged To Talk Deal In Ex-Partner's Bias Suit
• AMR Judge OKs US Airways Merger, But Not $20M CEO Bonus
• Insurers Object To $4.8M Ferring, Aventis Antitrust Deal
• Aeropostale Can't Shake Investors' Stock Drop Action
• RBS Fudged Value Of $291M In MBS, Assured Says
• Priceline Has No Fiduciary Duty In Hotel Bidding: 2nd Circ.
• Jones Day Picks Up Cadwalader Restructuring Partner
• Former Dodgers Owner's Ex Scores Answers From Blackstone
• Enviros, Cuomo Reach Deal On $3.9B Tappan Zee Replacement
• Allscripts Drops Suit Over $300M NYC Hospitals Contract
• Activist Fund Stages Proxy Battle For Struggling Gleacher
• Alcoa, Reynolds Agree To Pay $19M Over NY River Pollution
• No Proof Execs Misled Investors On $2.3B Loss, UBS Says
• Proxy Adviser Stalwarts Divided Over Agrium's Control
• Fired Exec Slaps NY Hospital With $30M Defamation Suit
• Ecuadoreans Can't Boot Special Masters In $19B Chevron Row
• Davis Polk To Host $28B Heinz LBO Vote In NY Office
• 3 Charged In Insider Trading Scheme Tied To $3B Brocade Deal
• CBS Pays $100M For Half Stake In TV Guide Network, Website
• Real Estate Developer Escapes Wetland Dumping Charges
• Bans On Force-Placed Perks May Be Wake-Up Call For States
• NY Appeals Court Says Miami Hotel Can Boot Marriott Contract
• Argentina Denied En Banc 2nd Circ. Review In Bond Case
• Sanford Heisler Doubles Up On NYC Office Space
• Chartis Excess To Wind Down For Parent AIG's Sake
• US Trustee Won't Relent In Attack On $20M AMR Exec Bonus
• Ceglia Likely Forged Facebook Contract, Judge Finds
• Kirby McInerney Defends $100M Fee Request In Citi Case
• Failed Facebook Investment Sparks $6.7M Malpractice Suit
• Spray Foam Companies Fight MDL Bid As Litigation Heats Up
• KKR-Backed Japanese Temp Firm Valued At $720M In Sale
• Brooke Astor's Son Loses Appeal Of Fraud Conviction
• Buffett Soon To Rank Among Goldman's Biggest Investors
• HHS Wants NY To Refund $27M In Improper Medicaid Claims
• Duane Reade Skirts $7M Kasowitz Fee Suit In NY High Court
• Aspen Hotel's Junior Lender Blasts Deed Transfer
• Forum Selection Clauses In The Intra-Corporate Litigation Era
• Journal Register's $120M Asset Sale Nears Finish Line
• Gentiva Beats Medicare Billing Fraud Securities Suit
• Steinway Reaps $46M In NYC Office Building Sale To JDS
• NY State Labor Law Exempts Public Hospitals, Judge Finds
• No Faith In Proposed Bad Faith Legislation
• Ex-Sanford Heisler Partner Sues Firm Over Partnership Share
• Lehman Sues Credit Agricole Over $34M Terminated Swaps
• Optics Maker Burnt In Magnifying Glass IP Row Against Rival
• MF Global Plan Under Fire By Sapere Wealth, US Trustee
• $410M Madoff Deal Should Go Forward, Attys Argue
• Chinese Vitamin Cos. To Pay $23M To Settle Price-Fixing Plot
• How They Won It: Cravath Thwarts $3.5M Vivendi Investor Suit
• NY Gun Law Challenge To Feature Fight Over Ammo Monopoly
• Rajaratnam Brother Denies Insider Trading
• TIG Dodges AIU's $23M Asbestos Reinsurance Claim
• How They Won It: Weil Curbs Dish Win In ESPN Licensing Row
• EPA Water Transfer Rule Too Lax On Permits, Enviros Say
• Amazon, Publishers Face Beefed Up E-Book Antitrust Suit
• Milford Plaza Hotel Buy Rests On $275M Morgan Stanley Loan
• 2nd Circ. Asks If Clinic Can Be Sued For Nurse's STD Gossip
• NY Federal Defenders Brace For 'Brutal' April Furloughs
• Dodd-Frank Rule Doesn't Bar Delayed SEC Suits, Judge Says
• Chelsea Hotel Tenants Force Delay In Renovations
• NY's New Test For Unifying Disparate Claimants' Injuries
• Funds Can't Dodge $15M Contract Suit In Social Media JV
• Gap Sues Landlord For Ending Lease Due To Sandy Damage
• Dewey's Ch. 11 Liquidation Plan Takes Effect
• Citigroup Must Face $200M Highland CDS Suit, Judge Says
• Madoff Feeder Fund's $80M Class Settlement Approved
• $11B AMR, US Air Merger Backed By Creditor Committees
• Top NY Court Sets Damage Formula For Breached RE Deals
• 2nd Circ. Kills Suit Against Disney Over 'Tinkerbell' Mark
• Deutsche Broker Gets 3 1/2 Years In Jenkens Tax Fraud
• SL Green Closes $925M Loan For Chetrit's $1B Sony HQ Buy
• Shutterfly Sues Kodak Over Photo Book App
• $135B NY Budget Deal Delays Casino Expansion Battle
• Boies Schiller Hit With Sanctions Bid In $350M Marriott Row
• Reader's Digest Gets DIP Loan Nod, Submits Ch. 11 Plan
• NY-Presbyterian Gets Nod For $1B Projects, Hospital Merger
• Slim-Fast Mark Infringed By Rival, Unilever Alleges
• American Realty Defends $5.7B Offer To Buy Out Cole REIT
• NYC Council Debates Paid Sick Leave Legislation
• Former Dodgers Owner's Ex Seeks Blackstone Testimony
• Deals Rumor Mill: Life Technologies, PepsiCo, CVC Capital
• Heinz Note Tweak Helps Clear Path For $28B Buyout
• An Answer To The 'Clogging' Question Under NY Law
• Aereo Loses Bid For Networks' Business Info
• DHL Asks 2nd Circ. To Nix Fuel Surcharge Whistleblower Suit
• Rajaratnam Brother Charged For Trading On $1B Intel Buy
• Robbins Geller Denied $4M In Fees From BNY Mellon Deal
• WilmerHale Meetings Not Part Of Conspiracy, AmEx Says
• Journal Register Judge Axes Last Union Protest To $120M Sale
• Investors Win Class Cert. In Smith Barney Kickback Suit
• Drinker Biddle Doubles NYC Office Space
• Rajat Gupta Accuses PE Firm Co-Founder Of Power Grab
• Judge Wants Prof To Help Him Mull $7B Visa, MasterCard Deal
• Judge Slashes RE Tycoon's Suits Against NYC Partners
• Cole Spurns $5.7B American Realty Bid For Adviser Tie-Up
• Judge Questions ResCap Bid To Stop Foreclosure Reviews
• Lifetime Prevails Over Killer, Can Air Movie About His Trial
• NYC Council Approves Howard Hughes Plan For Pier Mall
• 2nd Circ. Flips Scottsdale Win In Faulty Pool Defense Suit
• Ceglia Atty Can't Exit Facebook Ownership Row, Judge Says
• Assurant To Pay $14 Million To End Force-Placed Policy Probe
• AP Wins Copyright Fight Against News Aggregator
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dell, KKR, RBS
• Sanofi Investors Win Class Cert. In Obesity Drug Suit
• WTC Owners Rip Airlines' Reduced-Damages Bid In 9/11 Case
• 'Act Of War' Defense Frees American Airlines From 9/11 Suit
• Ex-Milberg Atty Faces High Hurdle In Bid To Sue Ex-Partners
• IP Atty Takes On Wall Street Over Herbalife 'Pyramid Scheme'
• NYC Gears Up For Free-Speech Fight With Big Tobacco
• Ericsson Likely Swiped Airvana Hardware Designs, Judge Says
• NY City Council Approves Hudson Square Rezoning
• Morrison Sinks Russian Investors' $75M Thor Fraud Suit
• Saudis Should Pay For 9/11, Firms Tell 2nd Circ.
• Citi, E&Y Push 2nd Circ. To End Worker Class Actions
• Picard Can't Stop $80M Fairfield Investor Deal, Judge Says
• Ferring's Trade Secrets Claims Cut In $165M Patent Deal Row
• Driller Can't Quash NY Town's Fracking Moratorium
• Indian Harbor Can't Keep Pollution Coverage Suit In NY
• NYC Planning Commission OKs $2B Cornell Tech Campus
• Lehman Pays $45M To End Coverage Battle Over Dicey MBS
• Dilworth Paxson Opens In NY With New Bankruptcy Partner
• Energy Firms, Enviros Pen Voluntary Fracking Standards
• Thelen Trustee Sues Ex-Equity Partner Over Excess Pay
• RBS Says Suit Over $605M Bid For Liverpool Team Still Lacking
• Emma Thompson Didn't Steal Scriptwriter's Ideas, Judge Rules
• Weil, Proskauer Aid American Realty On $6B REIT Offer
• JPMorgan Deal Frees Up $546M For Ex-MF Global Customers
• A Look At The Toughest Unemployment Discrimination Law
• Sam Adams Maker Can't Tweak Contract Claims: 2nd Circ.
• Citigroup Fee Flap Strikes At Heart Of Class Action Model
• Chesapeake Gets Trial Date In $1.3B Row With Bondholders
• $8M Facebook IPO Fraud Lands Ex-Ore. Politician In Cuffs
• NY Appeals Court Gives Strine NYSE Merger Row, For Now
• Ex-Cadwalader Atty's JPMorgan Bond Patent Suit Revived
• ConEd Kicks Solow Suit Over Plant's Tax Value In $300M Deal
• Staggered NY Wage Hike Would Require Employer Vigilance
• Grand Jury Testimony To Stay Sealed In Air Cargo Cartel MDL
• 2nd Circ. Curbs Bivens Claims In Gov't Contract Suits
• How To Survive NYC Housing Court
• Turnpike Bankruptcy Ended $37M Bond Obligations, ACA Says
• Brown Rudnick Stymied In Contempt Bid For Ampal Execs
• MF Global Trader's $141M Loss Not Covered, NY Court Told
• 2nd Circ. Kills Investor's $26M Merrill Lynch ARS Suit
• Union Dispute Has Journal Register Judge Mulling $120M Sale
• Hearst Says Unpaid Interns' Claims Too Varied For Class Cert.
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dell, Gazprom, Deutsche Telekom
• Agrium Wins Key Support In Heated Jana Proxy Fight
• And Now A Word From The Panel ...
• Fitch Settles Investor Suit Over Toxic MBS Vehicle
• NYU Shakes Tenants' Suit Over Campus Expansion
• Union Carbide Can't Escape Superfund Cleanup State Claims
• Cephalon Hit With FCA Suit Over Off-Label Marketing
• In-House Attys Fire New Salvo In Battle Over Law Firm Fees
• 2nd Circ. To Weigh FLSA Class Waivers In Citigroup Case
• Lightstone's Brooklyn Project Moves Ahead With Panel's Nod
• Penguin Pushes For Jury Trial On States' E-Book Claims
• Pepsi Settles Secret Recipe Suit With Inventor's Heirs
• NYC Planning Commission OKs $3B Willets Point Development
• Union Beats Landlord's $5M Claims For Blocked Renovations
• RJ Reynolds Asks 2nd Circ. To Snuff Ex-Smoker's $24M Verdict
• NY Lawmaker Hit With Mail Fraud Charges In Bribery Scheme
• Justices Reject Suit Over Banking Disclosures To CIA Program
• Madoff Costs BNY Mellon Unit $219M As Attys Wait On Payday
• 2nd Circ. Nixes $60M RICO Suit Against Insurance Groups
• Bloomberg Pushes For Tobacco Display Ban In NYC
• Goldman's Tourre Targets SEC Audiotape In Abacus Case
• JPMorgan Beats Silver Market Manipulation MDL
• NY Law Allows $118M Bank Asset Turnover, Top Court Told
• Judge Again Axes Ex-Booz Allen Exec's $23M Carlyle Deal Suit
• Kirkland Aids Greenbriar In $104M Stock Deal For EDAC Tech
• AMR CEO's $20M Severance Pay Draws US Trustee Challenge
• 'Significant' Sentence Sought For Ex-Deutsche Broker's Fraud
• Deutsche, Others Must Face Suits Over $456M In Bad MBS
• NY Hotel Hit With $21M Suit Over Lapsed Rooftop Bar Permit
• United Ch. 11 Bars DHL Antitrust Suit, 2nd Circ. Told
• Proposed Empire State Building IPO Gains Investor Support
• Historic Insider Trading Deal A Warning To Hedge Funds
• Judge Narrows Lehman Suit Over $1.4B Assured Guaranty Fee
• 2nd Circ. Punts Class Action Over Bear Stearns Trades
• NYC's Jobless Face Uphill Battle In Proving Hiring Bias
• Hostess Rips Unions' Objections To Upcoming Asset Sales
• NYC Atty Admits To Role In $279M No-Fault Insurance Fraud
• Ex-PE Firm Salesman Sues Over $4.8M In Commissions
• Sigma To Pay $14M To Settle Insider Trading Charges
• NRDC Can Sue Over Antibacterial Soap Regulation: 2nd Circ.
• Insurers, NFL Can Fight Concussion Suit Coverage In NY
• Patton Boggs Must Cough Up Docs In Chevron Pollution Saga
• SAC Unit Will Pay $600M To Settle Insider Trading Claims
• Avon Directors Win Dismissal Of Suit Over $10B Coty Offer
• Deals Rumor Mill: IBM, GE, Forstmann Little
• We Need More Diversity In Mediation
• McKee Foods To Snag Hostess Drake's Brand With $27.5M Bid
• Chesapeake Gets Lukewarm Nod To Try $1.3B Bond Refinance
• SUNY Can't Close Hospital After Hiding Decision: Judge
• Reed Smith Names New Managing Partner Of NY Office
• Expert Networker Gets 1 Year For Passing Abaxis Tips
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Resurrect Suit Over SEC Madoff Snafus
• Bank 'Screwed Up' Chilean Toll Road Bid, Investors Say
• Under The Hood Of In Re Motors Liquidation
• Sens. Push Hard Line On Foreign Milk Regs Amid Trade Talks
• AIG Seeks To Trim Coverage Suit Over WTC Asbestos Claims
• Credit Suisse To Pay $400M To End Nat'l Century Fraud Suits
• Moses & Singer Docs Shielded From 'Adversarial' Investor
• Citi, Capital One, Wells Fargo Expand Exec Pay Clawbacks
• NY Warns NFL Of Legal Blitz Over Sex Preference Queries
• Jury Finds Chinese Vitamin C Makers Fixed Prices
• $1.5B MetroPCS, T-Mobile Deal 'Grossly Unfair,' Investor Says
• 2nd Circ. Frees St. Paul From Phone Card False Ad Coverage
• AMR Seeks Ch. 11 Extension To Finish $11B American Deal
• Sidley Aids Deutsche In $2B Blackstone Rental Program Loan
• Fla. Man Admits To Plot To Kill Brooklyn Judge
• How Same Sex Couples Should Plan For DOMA Ruling
• Casino Investors Settle Skirmish Over $150M Loan
• Faruqi & Faruqi, Partner Hit With $9M Sex Harassment Suit
• NY Soda Ruling May Scare Off Other Health Edicts
• Barnes & Noble Gets Patent Tossed From Alcatel Row
• Carlyle Expects To Eclipse $1B In Madison Ave. Tower Sale
• Juicy Couture Can't Block Hong Kong Site's Knockoff Goods
• Jury Orders Nintendo To Pay $30M In 3-D Patent Case
• NYC Outer Boroughs Lure Hungry Developers
• NYC Council Overrides Veto Of Unemployed Job Bias Bill
• Icahn, Banks Propping Up Herbalife Scheme, Short-Seller Says
• Cadwalader Botched $68M Loan Appraisal, Appeals Court Told
• NY Tees Up Tax FCA Suits That May Dwarf Sprint Case
• Bakers Union Fights Hostess Cake Buyers Over Jobs
• Vitamin C Price-Fix Suit Loses 2 Defendants Before Jury Ruling
• Apple CEO To Testify In DOJ's E-Books Antitrust Case
• NYC Hudson Square Rezoning Plan Clears City Panel
• Arnold & Porter Adds Ex-Goldman RE Counsel In New York
• Investors Can't Halt $610M CD&R Buy Of Water Treatment Co.
• Lehman Lands 'London Whale' Deposition In JPMorgan Row
• Meridian Says Class Action Doesn't Make ERISA Cut
• Judge Rips Chesapeake Bondholders In $1.3B Refinance Row
• Sandy Insurance Bill A Gift For Plaintiffs Bar
• Dynegy's Plan To Liquidate 4 Units Wins Judge's OK
• MSR Lender Can't Fight Wealth Fund's $1.5B Asset Bid
• Lehman Rips JPMorgan Bid To Halt 'London Whale' Deposition
• NY State Law Prohibits TCPA Suits, Judge Finds
• MBIA, Countrywide Debate $4B MBS Loss In NY Appeals Court
• Obesity Danger From Sugary Drinks Key In 'Soda Ban' Appeal
• NY Senate Votes To Expand Green Energy Home Loans
• Starr Wants AIG Forced Into $55.5B Bailout Suit Against US
• JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley Say $5B MBS Suits Don't Stick
• Investors' Suit Over Mayer Brown's Refco Dealings Hits Hurdle
• AMR Judge OKs Aircraft Deal With Republic Airlines
• McDermott Picks Up Clifford Chance M&A Veteran
• Apollo Takes The Cake With $410M Twinkies Bid
• Stillwater Runs Deep For Investment Redemptions
• Lessons From NY High Court's New Umpire Selection Method
• FINRA Investigations — To Joint Rep Or Not To Joint Rep?
• Ceglia Sues To Halt Fraud Charges Over Facebook Suit
• AIG Wins State Venue For Asbestos Reinsurance Fight
• Patton Boggs Can't Tap $22M Chevron Pollution Bond
• Aereo Says Networks Must Show Streaming Hurts Their Biz
• Blaming Vitamin C Price Hike On SARS Absurd, Jury Hears
• Networks Spar With Aereo Over Meaning Of Calif. Ruling
• Natural Gas Co. Wants Trustee For Arcapita Subsidiary
• Ex-Galleon Insider Trader Knew Better, 2nd Circ. Judge Says
• Cuomo Wants Wage Hike On Table In NY Budget Talks
• Attys Pull Back The Curtain On AMR, US Airways Deal
• UnitedHealth Shirking Mental Health Obligations, Suit Says
• NY Judge Crushes Bloomberg's 'Arbitrary' Large-Soda Ban
• Altria Urges 2nd Circ. To Rethink NYC Flavored Tobacco Limits
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-Orrick IP, Tech Litigator To NY Office
• HSH Nordbank, UBS Settle Influential $500M CDO Suit
• Fracking Moratoriums Likely DOA In NY Senate, Cuomo Says
• Arbitration Won't Limit Worker's Rights, E&Y Tells 2nd Circ.
• Judge To Tell Jury To Assume SL Green Wrongly Erased Docs
• Expert Networker's Insider Trading Warrants Prison, US Says
• Ex-Dewey Staffers Can Move Ahead With WARN Class Action
• Lil' Kim Says Law Firm Conned Her Out Of IP Rights
• Ingersoll-Rand Sales Reps Win Class Cert. In Wage Suit
• SUNY Hospital Closing Blocked As Judge Weighs Objections
• Stephen Baldwin To Avoid Prison In NY Tax-Dodging Case
• UPS Beats Suit Over Late Deliveries In 2nd Circ.
• Mylan Says Teva's MS Drug IP Suit Doomed By Safe Harbor
• 'Tiffany Setting' Is Generic Term For Rings, Costco Says
• Sirius XM Sues D&O Insurers For Post-Merger Defense Costs
• SEC Nabs 5 In $70M Dell Trading Tips Case
• Picard Loses Intervention Bid In Fairfield Investor Row
• Chesapeake Sues BNY Mellon Over $1.3B Note Redemption
• 2nd Circ. Won't Expand Louboutin Red Sole Mark In YSL Row
• HSBC, Decision One Hit With $165M Suit Over MBS Pool
• Non-Worker Harassment Remedies Still Elude Employers
• Deutsche Venture Lands $325M NYC Hotel Ground Lease
• Pali Co-Founder Targets Jenner & Block Over Fraud
• Ex-Dewey Partners Make Case To Keep 2011 Bonuses
• 5th Circ. Stirs The Artificial Impairment Pot
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Judge Shuts Penguin's E-Book Copyright Suit Against Library
• Yeshiva Unloads 2 More NYC Buildings To ClearRock, Juster
• Cuomo Says Citizens United Hampers NY Campaign Reform
• Rapid-American Enters Ch. 11 To Handle Asbestos Claims
• Warburg Pincus Could Net $720M As It Exits FIS
• KKR Strikes $3.9B Deal For Industrial-Parts Maker
• Oilsands Quest Reaches $10M Accord In Shareholder Suit
• MetLife, MassMutual Units Duck Suit Over Madoff Losses
• Troutman Sanders Dodges Ex-Partner's $20M Fee Suit
• Ex-Marsh Execs Can't Get Spitzer Docs In Termination Row
• Bruce Lee Estate Lands Legal Blows In T-Shirt IP Battle
• US Trustee Challenges Fee Requests In Hostess Ch. 11
• China Ordered Vitamin C Price-Fixing, Jury Hears
• Syracuse Wins Coverage For Bernie Fine Sex Abuse Inquiries
• 2 Black Judges On List Of Choices For Spot On Top NY Court
• Judge Wants Macy's, JC Penney To Settle Martha Stewart Suit
• NY Minimum Wage Bump Would Increase 'Spread Pay' Liability
• Chinese Investors In Talks For Stake In GM Building
• LodgeNet, DirecTV To Partner Up Under Approved Ch. 11 Plan
• Viacom Abused Position With $1B Fees, Cablevision Says
• Investor Sues Nationstar Over Barred Mortgage Auctions
• 2nd Circ. Tells Employment Atty To Shape Up Or Else
• The Latest On Lehman
• Former Madoff Exec Claims Prosecutors Gutted Legal Fund
• Ex-Winston & Strawn Atty Gets Time Served For Starr Fraud
• Winston & Strawn Must Face Retailer's Malpractice Claims
• Jana Takes Agrium Shakeup Pitch To Investors Before Vote
• Pinnacle Closer To Joining Delta As Ch. 11 Plan Outline OK'd
• Time Warner To Spin Off Iconic Magazine Unit By Year End
• NY Probes Banks Over Post-Sandy Mortgage Demands
• Manatt Adds Ex-K&L Gates Litigators In New York
• Qatar Fund Ups Tiffany Stake To 11.27%
• US Polo Can't Sell Sunglasses With Ralph Lauren Marks
• Ex-Official Backtracks On China's Role In Vitamin C Price-Fixing
• Ecuadoreans Want Judge Kaplan Off Of $19B Chevron Dispute
• Ex-NY Hospital CEO In Talks With Gov't To End Kickback Case
• DOT Allocates $390M To Transit Agencies For Sandy Repairs
• NY AG Says Madoff Trustee Can't Stall $410M Deal
• NYC Comptroller Rips $4.4B Overrun In Transit Expansion
• Smith Barney Investors Seek Class Cert. In Fee Notice Suit
• Ex-Deutsche Bank Worker Says Whistleblowing Led To Firing
• Taiwan Tells 2nd Circ. To Hold Grenada's Cash Amid Loan Row
• No Timeout In NHL, MLB Antitrust Class Actions
• NY Senate Supports Legalizing Mixed Martial Arts
• NY Real Estate Attys Shun E-Signing At High Cost
• Outten Earned $3.4M Fee Award In Gristedes Suit, Court Told
• Grubb & Ellis' Liquidation Plan Gets Green Light
• Billionaire Wyly Says $550M Insider Trading Case Too Old
• 2nd Circ. Lets $180M Sirius XM Antitrust Deal Stand
• Developers To Pay $250M For NYC Office Buildings
• Investor Tensions Flare As Elliott Blasts Hess CEO
• US Airways Pilots Sue To Stop Challenge To $11B AMR Merger
• Shire Wins Dismissal Of Adderall Antitrust Suit
• Greenberg Hires Away High-Level NY Enviro Official
• Huron Dodges $50M Whistleblower Suit Over St. Vincent Scam
• $85M Default Risk Keeps K-V Pharma Ch. 11 Plan On Schedule
• Morgan Stanley Says MetLife Had Role In $757M RMBS Losses
• Private FLSA Deals On Firmer Footing After NY Ruling
• NY Fracking Moratorium Would Be Extended By Assembly Bill
• Union Dispute Over $56M A&P Store Sales Stays Put
• Ambac, Credit Suisse End $46M MBS Insurance Coverage Row
• Ferring, Aventis To Pay $4.8M To End Drug Antitrust Suit
• Royalty Keeps Pushing $6.6B Buyout Despite Elan's Refusal
• 2nd Circ. Junks Ex-Lehman Director's $20M Severance Suit
• AMC Accused Of Stiffing Workers On OT Pay
• MF Global Plan Backers Reach $275M Truce With JPMorgan
• Ex-Kirkland Partner Pleads Guilty To $2M Tax Scheme
• 2nd Circ. Clarifies Burden Of Proof In SOX Whistleblower Suit
• Ex-SAC Manager Gets Time To Build Insider Trading Defense
• Thelen Suit In Limbo As 2nd Circ. Mulls Unfinished Business
• Future Raises Could Be Sticking Point In NY Wage Fight
• Chinese Vitamin C Collusion Was Coerced, Ex-Official Says
• Dewey Strikes $1.6M Deal With Paul Hastings, Ex-Partners
• Libor Plaintiffs Blasted By Judge For 'Piggybacking' On DOJ
• Martha Stewart Says Macy's Lawsuit 'Boggles My Mind'
• Sidley Austin Lures Ex-King & Spalding M&A Pro
• Debtor's Counsel, Be Careful Who You Help
• Unpaid Hearst Interns Seek Class Cert. In FLSA Dispute
• Ambac Seeks To Block Board Member Accused Of Cronyism
• Warranty Co. Can't Dodge $10M Deceptive Email Blast Suit
• ResCap Scores Extra 60 Days For Ch. 11 Plan Exclusivity
• Abu Dhabi Can't Void $7.5B Citigroup Investment, Judge Rules
• 2nd Circ. Kills Antitrust Suit Over Banks' ARS Exodus
• HSBC Inks $3.2B Deal To Shed Consumer Loan Portfolio
• Western District Of NY Could Get 1st Female Judge
• Don't Miss The Boat On Rescission Claims
• Interclick Founder Sues Yahoo Over Early Termination
• Wegelin To Pay $58M For Helping US Tax Cheats
• UPS Customer Urges 2nd Circ. To Revive Late-Package Suit
• NYC's FCA No Friend To Private Plaintiffs, Lawyers Say
• Quinn Emanuel Hit With Suit Over Contract Attys' OT Pay
• Macy's Seeks More Limits In JC Penney-Martha Stewart Deal
• Chetrit In $150M Contract For Defunct NYC Medical Center
• MetroPCS Pushes Back Investor Vote On $1.5B T-Mobile Deal
• $100M Deal Over Madoff Losses Survives Investor Challenge
• ResCap, Bondholders Spar Over Plan Talks, Filing Period
• Ex-NY Pol Jailed For Bribery Admits To Tax Fraud
• Crane, Others Owe $35M For Asbestos Death, Jury Says
• Kohl's Accused Of Misclassifying Managers To Save On OT
• Chinese Vitamin C Makers Fabricated Export Docs, Jury Told
• MBIA Bests BofA, SocGen Suit Over $5B Restructuring
• Suit To Block NYC Meatpacking Property Transfer Nixed
• Carlyle, ClearRock Team To Buy Flatiron Office Tower
• Video Game Exec's Suit Blaming Banks For Tax Scheme Nixed
• 2nd Circ. Says NY County Can't Recover Plane Crash Costs
• Coudert Liquidator Sues States, DC Over Unclaimed Funds
• Mayer Brown Aids Principal Unit In Hedge Fund Manager Buy
• Attys Blast NY AG's Objection To $41M Fee In Madoff Action
• Contractors Get Bellevue Hospital Construction Suit Trimmed
• Depositions In $19B Chevron RICO Suit Will Be Refereed
• A Victory For State-Action Doctrine Critics
• Hedge Fund's Bid To Stack Board Stinks, Fertilizer Co. Says
• Hostess Bakery Sale Would Skirt Enviro Rules, US Says
• Klein Conspiracies In The Wake Of US V. Coplan
• Recession-Era Loss Causation: Disentangling Under Dura
• Beirut Bombing Victims Closer To $2B Iran Award From Citibank
• Stuy Town Tenants Object To $69M Settlement, Attys' Fees
• Background Check Co. Says Defectors Took Secrets To Rival
• JC Penney Didn't Tell Stewart To Breach Macy's Contract: CEO
• Reinsurer Sues Over AIG's $262M Asbestos Coverage Claim
• K-V Creditors Ask Judge To Delay Ch. 11 Plan Hearing
• Ex-Jenkens Atty Gets 8 Years For 'Breathtaking' Tax Fraud
• Vivendi's Fraud-On-The-Market Rebuttal Sinks $3.5M Suit
• Jim Beam Maker Hit With $100M Suit Over Whiskey Contract
• Calif. Residents Propose New Homeowner Class In Libor MDL
• Ernst & Young Pays $123M To End Tax Shelter Case
• MSR Resort Judge Won't Stay Plan Confirmation
• FLSA Doesn't Apply To Gap-Time Claims, 2nd Circ. Rules
• NY Energy Retailers Say Transparency Key To Competition
• Sequestration Will Cut $2.5B From Sandy Aid, NJ Sen. Warns
• BofA's $8.5B MBS Settlement Flawed, AIG Expert Says
• Credit Lyonnais Faces US Trial In Hamas Funding Suit
• Mets Close Out Guards' OT Suit With Settlement Pitch
• Bankruptcy Judge Blesses Thelen Partner Settlements
• $100M In Attys' Fees Scrutinized In Citi CDO Deal
• ResCap Creditors Sue UMB Bank, Wells Fargo Over Liens
• RBS, Others Can't Dodge $7.7B MBS Action In 2nd Circ.
• NYC Planning Moves Forward With Midtown East Rezoning
• Debate Over NY Judges' Retirement Age Nears Referendum
• Paulson Opposes 'Unfair' $1.5B MetroPCS, T-Mobile Merger
• Apple Denied Look At Amazon Docs In E-Book Antitrust Row
• Einhorn Drops Proxy Statement Suit After Apple Caves
• NY Cedents Enjoy More Protection And Authority