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Vioxx rulings painful to plaintiffs

The latest wave of Vioxx rulings appears to have dashed any lingering plaintiffs’ hopes as the pain-killer litigation winds down. And the decisions – especially one from the New Jersey Appellate Division – may make it harder to pursue other ...

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Keyword web advertising disputes rage on

The use of trademarks sold as “keywords” by Google and other search engines to trigger “sponsored links” on the side of a search page continues to be a hot button issue for any business with a website. The dispute is ...

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Green building certifications may be headed toward rough patch

The meteoric rise of the green building industry seems like a feel-good tale suited for the Disney Channel. Builders, contractors and tenants all want to be part of projects that are energy efficient. Owners are finding that green buildings are ...

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Employers face new immigration check requirement

Companies who want to do work for the federal government may soon have to do some mouse-clicking on the Internet first to make sure there are no illegal workers on their payrolls. A proposed rule that could potentially affect hundreds ...

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DOJ alters controversial ‘McNulty Memo’

A top Justice Department official told lawmakers earlier this month the controversial “McNulty Memo” would soon be a thing of the past. The memo – which authorizes federal prosecutors to offer favorable terms to corporate criminal defendants in exchange for ...

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Reach of retaliation claims expanded

The U.S. Supreme Court recently gave a big weapon to employees when it ruled that a Civil War era statute – 42 U.S.C. §1981 – encompasses retaliation claims related to workplace discriminatory animus. Interestingly, the statute itself does not even ...

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SEC eases resale of acquisition shares

“She never gives in. She just changes her mind.” – Billy Joel The specter of over-regulation, onerous reporting requirements, and the implementation of Sarbanes Oxley, including SOX Section 404 (concerning internal financial controls), have often been cited as inducing flight ...

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The current dark state of leveraged finance

Not too long ago, leveraged finance in the realm of mergers and acquisitions was seeing heady days. But things turned south pretty quickly. What happened?

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