Corporate Counsel
...in the third quarter pending approvals from regulators, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, and US Airways shareholders....
...counsel contemplating an M&A deal, last year’s Delaware Supreme Court decision in RAA Management LLC vs. Savage Sport Holdings, Inc...
...other states, including Arizona, Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Michigan, and Rhode Island...or obligations on employers. Furthermore, courts that have addressed the impact...
...years, three court decisions last month have taken aim at plaintiffs’ attorney fees. The rulings—two in Delaware and one...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...years, three court decisions last month have taken aim at plaintiffs’ attorney fees. The rulings—two in Delaware and one...
GCs come and GCs go, but when do the number and speed constitute a problem
With five chief legal officers in seven years, the UnitedHealth Group Inc. legal department has had an unusually high turnover rate. Some experts say that this instability isn't good for a legal grou
...filed suit [PDF] in federal court in Wilmington, Delaware, against Glenmark Generics, an international generic drug manufacturer, seeking to...
...sued Qualcomm in the Delaware Court of Chancery, arguing that “investors have the right to see...
...Paso’s financial adviser, the Goldman Sachs Group Inc., received a court scolding because it owned 19 percent of the acquirer, Kinder Morgan, while...
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