National Law Journal
...the Daubert validation test had supplanted the Frye general-acceptance test in most states as well as federal court, the state...
National Law Journal
...ILU revolves around Big Cajun II ("BCII"), a coal-fired electric steam generating plant owned by LaGen in Louisiana. In February 2005 and...
...early manufacturer of electric signs, Oak Brook...senior vice president, general counsel and secretary...Sears, Roebuck and Co. and previously served...
National Law Journal
...grade of or alteration in construction of any road, bridge, highway, railroad, electric transmission line, telegraph, or telephone properties, facilities, or pipelines, all necessary relocations...
...SETTLES CLASS ACTION OVER MORTGAGE EXPOSURE NEW YORK — General Electric Co. has agreed to pay $40 million to settle a proposed class...
National Law Journal
...Weil, Gotshal & Manges, won a $170 million jury award for General Electric Co. in an infringement suit over wind-turbine technology against Mitsubishi Heavy...
...IP litigators, also chalked up intellectual property victories last year for General Electric Co., MediaTek Inc. and Research In Motion Ltd....
...court. She rejected an argument made by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman that the parties had to renegotiate the settlement because of...
National Law Journal
...34;Hajoca") and Crescent Electric Supply Co. ("Crescent") challenge the...
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