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  • Booksellers Challenge Oregon Censorship Law

    Booksellers Challenge Oregon Censorship Law

    Recent Cases 04/28/2008

    An Oregon law that prohibits distribution of sexually explicit material to minors interferes with the right to provide materials protected by the First Amendment, Powell's Books, other booksellers and Planned Parenthood claim in Federal Court. Oregon...

  • Anatomy of a Deal Gone South

    Anatomy of a Deal Gone South

    Recent Cases 04/25/2008

    When Peter Ehrenberg testified in a Georgetown, Del., courtroom in December, it marked a first in the Lowenstein Sandler M&A partner's 34-year career. Never before had he taken the witness stand to defend one of his contracts. Then again, nothing...

  • Film Editor Says He Was Cheated

    Film Editor Says He Was Cheated

    Recent Cases 04/24/2008

    Damien Leveck, a film editor, claims Paulist Productions and Forgiveness LLC defrauded him of wages and wrongfully fired him while he worked on a film called "Forgiveness." In his Superior Court claim, Leveck says he worked as a creative adviser for ...

  • Police Maliciously Set Him Up, Doctor Says

    Police Maliciously Set Him Up, Doctor Says

    Recent Cases 04/23/2008

    The Melbourne Police Department trained people to pose as patients seeking medical treatment for nonexistent illnesses, provided them with false medical records, trained them to give false medical histories, then sent them to walk-in clinics and arre...

  • Supreme Court To Hear Uranium Trade Case

    Supreme Court To Hear Uranium Trade Case

    Recent Cases 04/22/2008

    The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to consider whether uranium enriched in France and imported to the United States for use in nuclear power plants is subject to U.S. trade laws. Eurodif SA, a French uranium-enrichment company, and U.S. utility companies ...

  • Jurors' Complaints Bring Mistrial

    Jurors' Complaints Bring Mistrial

    Recent Cases 04/18/2008

    In an extraordinary case of a jury room dispute spilling into public view, a Suffolk Superior Court jury was dismissed yesterday after a male juror was accused of sexually harassing several women on the panel during lengthy deliberations in a 2004 mu...

  • Judge says Parmalat fraud suit can proceed

    Judge says Parmalat fraud suit can proceed

    Recent Cases 04/16/2008

    A New Jersey Superior Court judge ruled Tuesday that a $7 billion lawsuit filed by Italian dairy giant Parmalat SpA against Citigroup could go forward on a claim that Citigroup aided and abetted former Parmalat executives in misappropriating company ...

  • Court Steps Into Utilities Case

    Court Steps Into Utilities Case

    Recent Cases 04/15/2008

    The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear an environmental case in which utility companies want to revive an industry-friendly regulation put in place by the Bush administration. The dispute with environmental groups revolves around the harm compani...

  • Class Action Cites Zetia & Vytorin

    Class Action Cites Zetia & Vytorin

    Recent Cases 04/11/2008

    In a shareholder's class action that neatly summarizes complaints about Schering-Plough Corp.'s sales of its cholesterol drugs Zetia and Vytorin, the Arkansas Teacher Retirement System claims: "Sixteen months after completion of a study showing that ...

  • Circuit Applies New Test for Declaratory Judgment

    Circuit Applies New Test for Declaratory Judgment

    Recent Cases 04/01/2008

    The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals recently reversed a district court’s dismissal of a declaratory judgment action, relying on the Supreme Court’s decision in MedImmune Inc. v. Genentech Inc., 127 S.Ct. 764 (2007). See Micron Technology, Inc. v. MO...

  • Supreme Court On Hall Street Assoc. v. Mattel, Inc.

    Supreme Court On Hall Street Assoc. v. Mattel, Inc.

    Recent Cases 03/31/2008

    The Federal Arbitration Act (FAA), 9 U. S. C. §§9–11, provides expedited judicial review to confirm, vacate, or modify arbitration awards. Under §9, a court “must” confirm an award “unless” it is vacated, modified, or corrected “as prescribed” in §§1...

  • Icahn Plans More Legal Action Against Motorola

    Icahn Plans More Legal Action Against Motorola

    Recent Cases 03/24/2008

    Carl Icahn and his affiliates on Monday said it is filing a lawsuit in the Court of Chancery of the State of Delaware seeking a court order requiring Motorola to make certain materials demanded by Icahn from Motorola available for inspection. The mat...

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