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New York - November, 2013

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• ISDA Bashes Quinn's Bid To Dodge DQ In Swaps Rigging Suits
• ResCap Settlement Allowing $1.2B In FHFA Claims OK'd
• Real Estate Moguls On The Move
• SAC's Steinberg Knew About Dell Source, Witness Testifies
• Dewey Trustee Hits Firm's Ex-Director, CFO With $37M Suit
• NY Voters Back De Blasio Tax Hike On Top Earners
• MTA Parking Tickets Violated Due Process, Suit Claims
• EMusic Founder Fights Slim Discovery In E-Book Cases
• NY's Stance On Cybersecurity: Behind The News
• Former GE Execs Freed From Prison After Convictions Nixed
• Insurer Moves To Toss $20M Sandy Coverage Case
• Developer Not Negligent In Fatal NY Crane Collapse
• Planet Wings Employees In NY Sue For Overtime
• NY GOP Group Makes Deal On Anti-Graft Subpoenas
• Excel Maritime's Revised Plan Offers Lenders Equity
• Deutsche Bank Tells Appeals Court $330M MBS Suit Untimely
• KPMG Says It Was Victim Of ShengdaTech Fraud
• Credit Union's $78M Claims Against ResCap OK'd By Judge
• Rite Aid Latest Target Of Glucosamine False Ad Litigation
• 2nd Circ. Upholds $80M Fairfield Sentry Settlement
• NYC Council Set To Push For E-Cig Indoor Smoking Ban
• AGs Urge High Court To Back Abortion Clinic Buffer Zones
• AEW Capital Pays $170M For Rental Building By Hudson Yards
• NYU Stops Fighting Grad Student Union Election
• Deals Rumor Mill: Blackstone, Compuware, Panasonic
• Top NY Court Upholds Toss Of Daily News Libel Case
• AMR Bankruptcy Judge Greenlights DOJ Merger Deal
• $5.4M Judgment Over 1993 WTC Bombing To Be Revisited
• Warburg Pincus Affiliate Drops $157M In MEG Energy Shares
• Former Conde Nast Interns Seek Class Cert. Over Unpaid Time
• 2nd Circ. To Tackle Fox, Hearst Intern Wage Claims
• Carbon Fiber Merchant Gets 3 Months For China Export
• Key Witness Takes Stand Against SAC's Steinberg
• ResCap's Mortgage Loan Borrower Deal Gets Green Light
• Ex-Faruqi Atty Agrees To Mental Exam In Sex Harassment Suit
• Yucaipa Asks NY Court To Restore Allied Credit Agreement
• $9.5B Chevron RICO Trial Finale Provides Little Closure
• Kasowitz Reps Witkoff Group In $660M Park Lane Hotel Deal
• India Court Bars Plaza Hotel's Owner From Selling Assets
• Unions Have No Say In FDNY Drug Testing Policy, Court Rules
• Hebei Can't Dodge $153M Penalty In Vitamin C Class Action
• Brookfield Spends $200M On Manhattan NYMEX Headquarters
• Trump Says NY AG's Student Fraud Suit Brought Too Late
• NY Civil Litigants Would Get Lawyers Under New State Bill
• Deals Rumor Mill: Repsol, Blackstone, RBS
• Dish Slams LightSquared's 'Litigation Sideshow'
• UBS Can't Stop Highland Transfers In $686M Fraud Suit
• Ex-JPMorgan Manager Cops To Laundering $50M For Crime Op
• 9/11 Worker's Health Claims Were Too Late, 2nd Circ. Says
• How STARS Cases Apply Economic Substance Doctrine
• Aeropostale Opts For Poison Pill Amid Investor's Sale Push
• Simpson Thacher Reps H&F In $1.8B Applied Systems Deal
• Quinn Emanuel Battles DQ Bid In Swaps Antitrust Row
• Elliott Again Lifts Stake In $8.2B Buyout Target Celesio
• Orrick-Pillsbury Merger Talks End Over Client Conflicts
• IAC Hit With $1.5B Suit Over Phony Match.com Profiles
• Nuke Disposal Co. Sues Rival, Ex-Scientist Over Trade Secrets
• Chevron Disputes $9.5B Award Authorship In Final Testimony
• Comcast Can't Arbitrate All Sports Fans' Antitrust Claims
• Recovery Now Available To Madoff Feeder Fund Victims
• Monster Ordered To Talk Settlement In Beastie Boys IP Row
• Nielsen To Pay $117M For Harris Interactive
• Madoff Trustee Asks 2nd Circ. To Allow 6-Year Lookback
• Excel Maritime, Creditors Agree On Revised Ch. 11 Plan
• SunEdison Picked To Build NYC's Biggest Solar Park
• GE, JPMorgan Can't Kill Investors' $2B MBS Trust Suit
• Morgan Stanley Urges 2nd Circ. To Ax Pair Of ERISA Suits
• NYC Officials Say Foam Ban Could Save City $50M Per Year
• Activists Offer Alternative For Brooklyn Domino Sugar Site
• Vitamin Shoppe Sues Seeger Weiss Over Class Action Site
• US Airways, AMR Say Customers Can't Block Merger
• Pagan Group Wins Property Tax Exemption On Appeal
• Misinterpreting Comcast Threatens Class Actions, Attys Say
• B&N, Alcatel Agree To End E-Commerce Patent Suit
• Judge Limits $951M Deutsche Bank MBS Case To Bad Loans
• P&G Told To Stop Equating Cleanser To L'Oreal's
• Gramercy Trust Drops $86M To Nab 6 Properties
• ResCap Confirmation Trial Will Wrap Up In December
• Cuomo Rips NY Lawmakers Fighting Graft Panel Subpoenas
• CommonWealth Investors Launch New Bid To Oust Board
• FDA, NRDC Agree on Triclosan Hand Sanitizer Deadlines
• Credit Suisse Settles For $3.4M With WG Trading Receiver
• Deals Rumor Mill: Blackstone, Glencore, Equity Residential
• American Realty Seals $148.5M Deal For NYC's Viceroy Hotel
• NY Lawmakers Introduce Anti-'Shop And Frisk' Legislation
• Bankrupt Dreier's Creditors File 6 Suits Over Unpaid Bills
• AFP, Getty To Pay Haitian Photog $1M For Infringement
• LightSquared Exit Plans Not Feasible, US Trustee Says
• Computer-Assisted Matchmaking Not Patent-Eligible, Judge Says
• Jury Finds 3 Men Guilty Of Fraud In CityTime Scandal
• Insurer Sued Over $10M Sandy Losses In Rockaways
• NY Judge Extends Ban on Sale of Malcolm X Diary
• BGC Suit Over Data Theft Barred By Prior Arbitration
• Wife Can't Block Seizure Of Fraudster's Accounts: 2nd Circ.
• Credit Suisse Criticized As Banker Gets 30 Month Sentence
• Feds Want Ex-Wells Fargo Exec Added To Bank Fraud Case
• Investors Hit Barclays, UBS, Others With $100M Libor Suit
• Greenberg Traurig Can't Duck Epstein Atty's Malpractice Suit
• Ford Says Consumers' Fuel Efficiency Claims Preempted
• NY Lawmakers Challenge Anti-Graft Subpoenas In Court
• Clarks Says Marc Joseph Can't Monopolize Moccasin Design
• Law Firm And Retail Profits Spur 'Shop-And-Frisk' Profiling
• ACLU Looks To Block NSA's Phone Data 'Dragnet'
• Mariah Re Can't Take Back $100M Payment, Insurer Argues
• Merrill Lynch, BofA Beat $143M CDO Suit In 2nd Circ.
• Luxury Rental Site Files $1.5M Data Loss Suit
• Hospital, Doctor Sued For Bleeding $300M Copper Heiress
• Exxon Forks Over $8M To NY In Oil Spill Settlement
• IBM Japan Beats Ex-Worker's Permanent Employment Suit
• Weil Elects New Tax Partner In NY, 2 Counsel In Europe
• 2nd Circ. Won't Ditch Stop-And-Frisk Rulings Yet
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Subprime Class Action Against ING
• NY Court Cuts Down $100M Fraud Suit Over Tech Co. Buy
• Insurer Seeks Limited Appeal In GMAC Kickback Action
• Firing Voids Mortgage Lender's Noncompete, Judge Says
• DOJ Moves To Block AmEx Case Consolidation In NY
• Rate Rule Saves Everest From NY Premium-Gouging Suit
• LA Litigation Firm Launches 1st East Coast Office In NY
• NYC Board OKs Full-Block Medical Center Development
• Deals Rumor Mill: Time Warner, BC Partners, Spotify
• Criminal History Question On Job Apps Nears Extinction
• State-Mandated Student Pro Bono Programs Are Inefficient
• Lehman Brothers Sues LCOR For $83M Over Swap Termination
• Cooperator Links Steinberg Analyst To 'Corrupt Network'
• Madoff Trustee's $800M Deal With Major Investor Scrapped
• Alleged Silk Road Founder Loses Bid For Bail
• Intesa Ruling Creates Virtual Minefield For NYC Employers
• NY Banks Shielded From Suits Under Account-Freeze Law
• Jones Day Consolidates NYC Offices At Brookfield Place
• American Airlines Workers Urge Judge To Approve DOJ Deal
• NY Should Rethink Film Industry Tax Credits, Report Says
• Bodum 'Shop-In-Shop' Suit Against JC Penney Sent To Texas
• FDCPA Covers Fraud On The Court, Regulators Tell 2nd Circ.
• SEC Sues Another Tipper In Galleon Insider Trading Scheme
• Hedge Fund Ramps Up Pressure On Olive Garden Owner
• 2nd Circ. Says No Coverage For DLA In $14M Apple REIT Row
• 2nd Circ. Sides With Starbucks In Tip Pool Class Action
• Axinn Veltrop Adds IP Litigator From Curtis Mallet-Prevost
• Deals Rumor Mill: Hilton, Loeb, Bain Capital
• CIBC Unit Dropped From Oppenheimer's $176M Suit
• Travel Sites Lose Hotel Tax Challenge In NY's Top Court
• BofA, Ex-Exec Say 'Hustle' Verdict Doesn't Warrant Fines
• Aeropostale Latest Retail Target Facing Pressure To Sell
• Late Malpractice Suit Sticks Man With $5M Taxes, Penalties
• SAC Manager Sought 'Illegal Edge' In Trading, Jurors Hear
• 'Gulfstream Girl' Accused Of Ripping Off Jet Co.'s Trademark
• Microsoft Accuses Acacia Of Violating Licensing Deal
• Ropers Majeski Accused Of Malpractice In Securities Dispute
• Labor Secretary Rips Cigna Retirement Plan In 2nd Circ.
• UniCredit Case A Win For NY Bank Taxpayers
• Fracking Bans In Colo. And Ohio May Be Unenforceable
• 2nd Circ. Refuses To Rehear IRS-WorldCom Tax Row
• Oversupply Worries In NYC Hotel Market Spook Investors
• 5Pointz Artists Needed More To Halt Destruction, Judge Says
• DHL Targets Air Canada With $2B Cargo Price-Fixing Suit
• AMR Customers' Late Move To Block Merger Perplexes Judge
• ResCap Bondholders Grill CRO On Intercompany Debt
• De Blasio Team Sports Labor Atty, Anti-Fracking Litigator
• JetBlue Sues Visa, MasterCard Over Interchange Fee
• NY Tax Dept. Illegally Audited Workers' Returns, Suit Says
• Kasowitz Renews Paramount Plaza Lease, With Renovation
• Corzine, MF Global Managers Appeal Customer Payout Ruling
• State AGs Push Boehner To Bring ENDA Up For Vote
• NY Bill Would Bar Landlords From Charging Legal Fees
• Deals Rumor Mill: Icahn, Deutsche Telekom, TPG Capital
• ABC Urges 2nd Circ. To Shut Down Dish's 'Hopper' DVR
• Activist Demands Men's Wearhouse To Rethink $2.3B Buyout
• Juicy Couture Owner Accepts $51M To Break 650 Fifth Lease
• Roark Capital Nabs Majority Stake In Carl's Jr. Owner
• Retail Giants Face 'Shop And Frisk' Subpoenas From NYC
• Hedge Fund Pitches 4 New Directors For Luxury Hotel REIT
• Howard Hughes Plans 50-Story Tower At South Street Seaport
• Blackstone Cedes SeaWorld Control In Latest Stake Sale
• Continental Loses Bid To Apply Chinese Laws To Crash MDL
• Goldman PE Unit To Pay $900M For Kelso & Co.'s PSAV
• Employers Leery As States Mull Workplace Bullying Bills
• Ex-GE Execs Tell 2nd Circ. Bid-Rigging Charges Were Late
• Ex-Madoff Controller Testifies Against Former Co-Workers
• $13B JPMorgan Deal Raises Stakes For DOJ In Criminal Probe
• Employers On Alert As US, NY Regulators Join Forces
• Regulators Likely To Use $13B JPMorgan Deal As Template
• Tax Court Denies Stamp Cost Deduction To Cigarette Retailers
• Donziger Has 'No Apologies' As $9.5B Chevron Trial Nears End
• S. Korean Co. Hits Big Banks With New Forex Class Action
• ResCap Touts Ch. 11 Plan As Bondholders Push For More Pay
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Attys' Fee Award In FDCPA Suit
• Motley Rice Nabs 2 Pomerantz Haudek Antitrust Pros
• Judge Urged To Nix BofA's $8.5B 'Frankenstein' MBS Deal
• Fortress Unit To Pay $1B For Senior Housing Portfolio
• Hamptons Restaurant Still Owes Ex-Staffers In Tip-Sharing Suit
• Let's Tame The Wild West Of State Tax Jurisprudence
• 3 Housing Riddles For De Blasio
• Thompson Hine Lures Securities Pro To NYC Office
• Deals Rumor Mill: JPMorgan, Devon Energy, Verizon
• New 44-Story Residential Tower Coming To Long Island City
• 6 Judges Seek Review Of Stop-And-Frisk Justice's Removal
• JPMorgan Agrees To $13B Mortgage Settlement
• Ex-CFTC Official Says Parallel Proceedings Will Increase
• NYC Cig Tax Law Won't Have Teeth, Attys Say
• Artists Say 5Pointz Building Owners Whitewashed Evidence
• SEC Examiner Arrested Over Prohibited Stock Holdings
• Faruqi Wants Mental Exam Of Former Atty Compelled
• BP Opposes Class Cert. In Deepwater Securities Suit
• 2nd Circ. Says It Won't Rehear Argentina's $1B Debt Appeal
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rehear Rajaratnam Appeal
• Former Philippines First Lady's Aide Convicted In Art Heist
• Alito Slams NY Judge On Race-Based Class Counsel Decisions
• NY Partners With DOL To Curb Worker Misclassification
• Donziger Denies Role As Mastermind Of $9.5B Chevron Ruling
• PT-1 Trustee Owes Part Of $9M Tax Refund, 2nd Circ. Hears
• Top Official At Venezuelan State Bank Admits To Bribes
• BNY Forex Judge Finds Lieff Cabraser, Others Misbehaved
• Microsoft Asks 2nd Circ. To Kill Licensing Antitrust Suit
• NY Doc Says Remington Ripped Off His Hair-Removal Patents
• Ex-Landmark Partner Says Jury Shorted Him With $1M Award
• Iranian-US Citizen Gets 4 Years For Violating Sanctions
• Dewey Trustee Hits Former Partner With $4M Clawback Suit
• Supreme Court Roundup: 2012 To The Term Ahead
• NY Regulators Turn Their Attention To Bitcoin
• 'All Society Benefits' From Google Books Decision
• BofA Investors Urge Judge To Greenlight $8.5B MBS Deal
• DOJ Names New US Trustees For NY, Calif.
• 9 Firms Surge Onto GC All-Stars List
• 2nd Staten Island Area Opts For Post-Sandy Mass Buyout
• Skadden The Firm Most Loved By General Counsel
• Quinn Emanuel Faces DQ Bid In CDS Antitrust Row
• Weil Gotshal Reps American Securities In Tekni-Plex Buy
• NYPSC Cedes Most Jurisdiction Over Car-Charging Stations
• Deloitte, Technicians Reach $1.5M Deal To End OT Suit
• Jury Says DuPont Owes Kodak $12.5M In Contract Dispute
• NY AG's Airbnb Subpoena Violates Users' Privacy: Report
• LightSquared Sues Dish, Ergen Over Debt Acquisition
• 9 Top Firms Tumble From List Of GC Favorites
• Apple Says States Can't Seek Damages From E-Book Plot
• Geithner Joins Warburg Pincus As President
• MF Global Ordered To Pay $1.2B To Commodities Customers
• NY DFS Prepares Real-Time Banking Cyberthreat Survey
• NY County Approves Tax Deal For Hospitality Co.'s New HQ
• Related Teams With Corcoran To Sell $5B In NYC Condos
• GCs Name Most Arrogant Law Firms
• More Firms Get Serious About Keeping GCs Happy
• DSF Group Shells Out $210M For NY Luxury Housing
• When It Comes To Law Firms, Size Doesn't Matter, GCs Say
• Activist Threatens Legal Action, Proxy Fight For ValueVision
• Prosecutors Can't Stay Civil Suit Against SAC Exec
• Google Gets Dispute Over $8.5M Buzz Deal Booted For Venue
• Ex-Applebee's Workers Tell 2nd Circ. Comcast Was Misapplied
• SAC Analyst To Say He Hid Insider Trading From Authorities
• Stratfor Hacker's Sentence Signals Cyberattack Crackdown
• 2nd Circ. Sides With Maclaren In Insurance Coverage Row
• Insurer Says Policy Doesn't Cover Grocery's Data Leak Claim
• Hedge Fund's Fraud Allegations Revived Against JPMorgan
• NY City Council OKs Post-Sandy Building Codes
• Pryor Cashman Adds Asset Forfeiture, Art Law Pro From DOJ
• 2nd Circ. Sends Thelen, Seyfarth Clawback Suit To NY Court
• Peltz's Trian Fund Divests $122M Stake In State Street
• 2nd Circ. Douses Starbucks Fight Against 'Charbucks'
• PE Owners Mull $1.2B Sale Of Medpace Clinical Research Unit
• Anonymous-Linked Stratfor Hacker Gets 10 Years
• Donziger Stays Defiant In $9B Chevron RICO Trial Testimony
• Ex-Level Global Manager Cops To $2.5M Insider Trading Plot
• Dewey Trustee Hits Think Tank With Clawback Suit
• ResCap Wins In Bondholder Row Over $342M Interest Payout
• No Rainmakers On Radar As Brooklyn DA-Elect's Firm Pivots
• Deals Rumor Mill: Forbes, Uralkali, Blackstone
• Compuware Not Eyeing Sale Despite Activist Pressure
• Longtop Investors Awarded $882M In Auditing Fraud Action
• With Google Books, 'Fair Use' Keeps Widening
• NY Tax Regime In Need Of Major Overhaul, Report Says
• Seyfarth Defamation Claims Withdrawn In NYC Restaurant Case
• Doc Block: Ex-SAC Trader Slams Feds In Discovery Row
• Liberty Hall Buys Boeing Supplier For Aerospace Venture
• Rajaratnam's Tax Shelter Helper Wants Award Payment Help
• SAC Exec To Testify At Steinberg's Insider Trading Trial
• NBA Players Union's Money Man Cops To Fraud
• Georgitsi Realty V. Penn-Star Expands 'Vandalism' Meaning
• Caution: Make-Whole Provisions Are Taken At Face Value
• Top NY Court Ends Malpractice Case Against Ex-Dreier Attys
• 4 US Regions Where Oil, Gas Infrastructure Needed Most
• Federal Tax Repeal Would Lose $71B In GDP, Study Says
• Cuomo OKs Hudson River Park Air Rights Sales
• Global Aviation Can Launch Second Ch. 11 In Del., For Now
• Ex-OSG Execs Again Urge Judge To Ax Investor Claims
• Starboard Joins Activist Call For Compuware's Sale
• NY High Court Says Gold Tablet Must Be Returned To Germany
• $4.5M In Attys' Fees OK'd In Winstar Fraud Settlement
• NYC Bar Hopes New Law Firm Pilot Will Help Launch Careers
• Investors Seek To Revive $331M UBS Fraud Suit
• Burkle Loses Bid For New Morgans Hotel Board Election
• NY Landlord Can't Sue Charity Over $200M Hotel Damage
• Northrop's 'Ostrich Defense' Won't Fly For Cleanup Coverage
• 2nd Circ. Nixes Restitution For Late Guidepoint Blackmailer
• Deals Rumor Mill: America Movil, Snapchat, Daniel Loeb
• Google Wins Toss Of Authors' Suit Over Digital Books Project
• Elliott Pumps Up Stake In $8.2B Takeover Target Celesio
• Honeywell Settles $20M Suit Over Polluted Site In NY
• 2nd Circ. Broadens Lenders' Debt Collection Liabilities
• NY Parents Sue To Halt Student Database Project
• New Global Aviation Ch. 11 In Limbo With Old Case Still Open
• Usher, Label 'Caught Up' In Copyright Suit
• NHL Players' Investment Adviser Indicted In $15M Fraud
• Plaintiffs Pass The Hat In Bid To End NY Fracking Moratorium
• Deny Swig $53M Condo Sale Proceeds, Developers' Atty Says
• Ecuadorean Court Experts Free To Show Bias, Atty Says
• 5 US Banks Ordered To Deliver Docs On Foreign Accounts
• NY High Court Mulls Smokers' Medical Monitoring Claims
• Greenberg Traurig Lures Top REIT Atty From Skadden
• Ann Taylor Customers Win Class Cert. In LOFT Card Case
• UK Soccer League Ends Suit Against Google's YouTube
• Booted Stop-And-Frisk Judge Can't Argue To Stay On Cases
• Ambac, Investor MBS Suits Deserve The Ax, Nomura Atty Says
• NY City Council Shelves Midtown East Rezoning Plan
• NY Hospital Lands $6.3M Through New Markets Tax Program
• Boies Fights Sanctions Over Conflict In $350M Antitrust Suit
• SEC Says Court Can't Block Probe In Arjent Fight
• NY Will See More Design-Build, So Know The Pros And Cons
• Deals Rumor Mill: Bain Capital, Lloyds, CalPERS
• Attorney-Client Privilege Vs. Attorney As Whistleblower
• Jones Day Lands Another Crop Of Supreme Court Clerks
• US Bank's Fraud Claims Tossed From $100M Guaranty Row
• $492M Sale Of Suntech's Chinese Unit Gets Creditors' OK
• Secretary Backs Judge's Authorship Of $19B Chevron Verdict
• High Court Won't Hear Photographer's Fair-Use Appeal
• Photographer Drops G-Unit Suit To Go After Other 50 Cent Co.
• NY Tax Code Changes Shouldn't Be Retroactive, Panel Told
• Madoff Employee Gave Fake Docs, Accountant Says
• MF Global Must Face Suit Over $1.6B In Missing Funds
• 5Pointz Graffiti Artists Lose Bid To Block Demolition In IP Row
• Upstate NY Union Activity Up In 2012, Bond Schoeneck Says
• Scores Of Policyholders Sue NYPIUA Over Sandy Damage
• Patterson Belknap Dodges Suit Over Developer Family Row
• Pfizer Settles Retail Pharmacies' Antitrust Claims
• Nomura Says Suits Over $2.8B In MBS Were Filed Too Late
• NY Top Court Asks If Worker's Comp Finding Curbs Damages
• Compliance Lessons From SAC Capital
• Loeb's Third Point Buys Into FedEx, Backs Management
• Malcolm X Heirs Sue Publisher Over Copyrighted Diaries
• CA Technologies To Pay $11M To Settle Billing Fraud Claims
• Bear Stearns Liquidators Allege Ratings Agencies Ran Scam
• Deals Rumor Mill: TPG Capital, Adcock, Carlos Slim
• Men's Wearhouse Open To $2B Rival Tie-Up, Hedge Fund Says
• SEC's White Says $600M SAC Insider Trading Deal Was Fair
• Smartphone Titans Face Calls For Stronger Phone Security
• Bob Evans' Largest Shareholder Preps For Proxy Fight
• Workplace Bullying: What Should You Do To Stop It?
• NYPD Detective Pleads Guilty To Hacking Officers' Emails
• Colgate Can Sue Insurer For Legal Fees In Asbestos Suits
• NY Housing Authority Faces 2nd Suit Over Leasing Plan
• AIG Unit Freed From Subrogation Class Action
• Bankrupt Delphi Corp. Pays $23M For Toxic Cleanup
• NY Voters Approved Casino Expansion — Now What?
• A Peek Inside The New Data Privacy Lawsuit Playbook
• SAC Capital Cops To Insider Trading, Judge Mulls $1.2B Deal
• Vornado Lets Go Of 866 United Nations Plaza In $200M Deal
• Attys Warn Of Blowback As Feds Demand More Admissions
• HTC Loses Bid To Invalidate Video Compression Patent
• 2nd Circ. Revives Lawsuit Over PwC Valuation
• Cravath Snags Ex-Head Of DOJ's Oil Spill Task Force
• XL Can't Escape Sirius XM's Coverage Suit, Judge Says
• Wealthy Saudi Family Sues Arcapita Over $3.5M Investment
• Sidley Says Vegas Project Suit Threatens All Lawyers
• 911 Operators Sue NYPD Over Sick Leave, Excessive Hours
• British Airways Can't Ground Suit Over Frequent-Flier Fees
• NYC To Ask 2nd Circ. To Vacate Stop-and-Frisk Rulings
• Major TV, Film Studios Dismiss Suit Against Lime Wire
• Wyeth, Elan Investors Slam $1.2B SAC Plea Bargain
• Kickbacks Earn Ex-NY Hospital CEO 18-Month Prison Term
• T&H Brokers Found Negligent In AIG Premium Dispute
• RadioShack Beats Former Store Manager's OT Action
• MLB Denies Trying To Ruin A-Rod's Career
• Tax Capitalization OK In Property Evaluations: NY Court
• Fen-Phen Plaintiffs Cut From Napoli Bern Settlement Suit
• Univision Expands To 195K SF On NYC's 3rd Avenue
• Ex-Judge Claims Chevron Floated $1M Bribe After $19B Award
• Suntech Urges Court To Throw Out Involuntary Bankruptcy
• Bracewell & Giuliani Adds DOJ Vet To White Collar Bench
• Fried Frank Joins Other BigLaw Firms With Heavy Staff Cuts
• NY Developer Says Zurich Policy Offers $7M For Sandy Delays
• Feds Seek Citibank, BNYMellon Records In Tax Dodge Dragnet
• Amarin Accused Of Pumping Up Stocks Before FDA Snub
• Jay-Z Accused Of Illegally Sampling '60s Funk Tune
• Despite Bell, State Law CO2 Liability Claims Are Doomed
• Greenberg Didn't Cause Epstein Atty's Losses, Judge Told
• Feds, Steinberg Want Jurors Questioned On $1.2B SAC Pact
• Boies Schiller Should Have Identified Conflict, Judge Says
• Lehman Sues Credit Suisse Over $1B In Bankruptcy Claims
• Judge Kicked Off Stop-And-Frisk Cases Rips Removal Ruling
• Sandy Recovery Efforts Remain A Concern, Sens. Say
• Ex-Judge Defends Authorship Of $19B Chevron Judgment
• Analyst To Plead Guilty In SAC Insider Trading Case
• Chase Looks To Sink Suit Over Lost Credit Card Balances
• Gov't Has Wrong Man In Silk Road Case, Atty Says
• ResCap, Bondholders Throw Final Punches In Interest Row
• CFTC Sues Investment Manager Over $350M Trades Scheme
• Yahoo Fights Microsoft Ad Arbitration Award In 2nd Circ.
• AIG Settles $274M Suit Over Ex-Real Estate Exec's Pay
• Deals Rumor Mill: BlackBerry, KKR, Telefonica
• Silverstein, Loeb Get $85M Loan For NYC Office Tower
• Elliott Unveils 10% Stake In $8.2B Takeover Target Celesio
• After Tough Q3, Vornado Will Continue To Narrow Focus
• Citigroup Denies Fault For Ex-Salomon Head's Secretary Theft
• Privilege And Your PR Team: Takeaways From Clemens Case
• Siemens To Get $866M For Water Treatment Unit
• $1.2B SAC Insider Trading Deal Gets Past 1st Judge
• Exhilway Plans $1B In Indian Buys Through New PE Fund
• NY Voters Reject Bid To Raise Judicial Retirement Age
• NY Voters OK Casino Gaming In Referendum
• NYC Real Estate Faces Less Friendly Market Under De Blasio
• American Airlines Says 9/11 Liability Claims Preempted
• Ex-NY Bar Prez Calls For Legal Action Over Pro Bono Rules
• NYC Asbestos Defendants Threaten To Blow Up '96 Agreement
• 6th Circ. Rejects $500M LexisNexis Class Arbitration
• Nonprofit Fights Verdict Over Black-On-Black Use Of N-Word
• Maidenform, Wacoal Face Class Action Over Slimming Claims
• MF Global Gets Nod To Repay Commodities Customers In Full
• Judge Hints $1.2B SAC Deal Will Face Close Scrutiny
• AIG Gets Quick Appeal Of Tax Credit Issue In $306M Suit
• NY Gaming Board Restricts Racino Ads, Echoing Tribal Deal
• General Mills, Yogurt Co. Call A Draw In 'Total' Trademark Suit
• 2nd Circ. Scraps Investor Suit Against Freddie Mac
• Deals Rumor Mill: NYSE Euronext, One Equity Partners, KKR
• Gupta Challenges $14M Insider Trading Fine In 2nd Circ.
• Atlantic Express Files Ch. 11, Citing Labor Union Costs
• Ex-Judge In $19B Chevron Trial Flounders Under Questioning
• Epstein Becker Green Brings On FDA Pro From Hodgson Russ
• Investcorp Snags $250M Of Office Space In US Gateway Cities
• Money Laundering Charges In FCPA Cases Bring Unique Risks
• Professors Side With YouTube In $1B Viacom Copyright Case
• GEICO Escapes Collective Action Over OT Pay
• Anderson Judge Opens Door For Publishers' Antitrust Claim
• Hedge Fund Chief Asks 2nd Circ. To Nix Conviction
• Feds Back SAC's Cohen Into Corner With $1.2B Plea Deal
• SEC Denied Quick Win In IBM Insider Trading Case
• ResCap Confident Ch. 11 Exit Will Be Smooth
• $19B Chevron Suit's Top Funder Says Donziger Duped Him
• NY Hospitals Pay $1.5M To Settle Meal Break Suits
• Barclays, Citigroup Hit With Forex Class Action Amid Probe
• $1.2B SAC Deal Shows NY Prosecutor At The Top Of His Game
• Corzine, Execs Blast MF Global Trustee's Negligence Suit
• Wells Fargo Workers Again Denied Class Cert. In OT Suit
• Monster's 'Reckless' Claims Axed in Beasties' IP Suit
• Banks In MBS Row Want Loss Causation Defense Heard In Va.
• IHG In Talks With NYC Developers For Midtown Hotel: Report
• NY Bus Tour Passengers Seek Cert. In Antitrust Suit
• Airlines Escape Mental Distress Damages Over 2009 Crash
• Judge Goes To Bat For Scheindlin On Stop-And-Frisk Removal
• Victoria's Secret Collection Steals Trademark, Suit Says
• BofA Beats Claims That It Hid AIG's Impending $10.5B Suit
• NYC Domino Sugar Factory Plans Certified For Public Review
• NY Panel Greenlights Penalty System For Underage Gambling
• Warburg Pincus Sells Transpacific Stake In $534M Placement
• Veritas Capital Will Pay $381M For Electronic Parts Co.
• Yucaipa Makes $265M Bid For Morgans Hotel Group
• Kroger To Pay Hostess $2M To End Row Over Unpaid Goods
• Deals Rumor Mill: BlackBerry, Anadarko, Telefonica
• The Scope Of 'Inevitable Disclosure' In Trade Secrets
• Supreme Court Trends In Federal Preemption
• SAC Capital To Plead Guilty To Insider Trading, Pay $1.2B
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Stay In $1.4B Argentina Debt Appeal
• Bankrupt LightSquared Says GPS Makers Cost It Billions
• SEC Sides With Barclays In Oil Trustee's $143M Fee Appeal
• AA Seeks Exit From Cantor Claims In 9/11 Row
• B&N Says Book Sample Downloads Don't Infringe Copyright
• US Bank Hits Citigroup With $157M Suit Over Bad Mortgages
• Insurance Broker Hit With $20M Suit Over RE Co.'s D&O Policy
• Chevron Moves To Block Donziger Witnesses In $19B Trial
• Bloomberg Says EEOC Trying To Revive Pregnancy Bias Suit
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