The Legal Intelligencer...Communications Network International v. MCI WorldCom Communications, 10-4588. Judge Gerard Lynch dissented. ...
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
...DLA Piper who previously served as general counsel of Fannie Mae, Sears, MCI/WorldCom and AIG, "but we weren't being invited to the...
Much has been written about the American International Group Inc. having run a risky credit default swap business out of its London office. That shop insured all sorts of financial products and bet t
...is personally liable for a $1.7 million judgment in favor of MCI Worldcom, from which he purchased bulk long-distance network time to resell...
...lead counsel for the Justice Department's successful effort to block the MCI WorldCom Inc.-Sprint Corp. merger. Though Thorne assembled his team...
While there's no right to appellate oral argument, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court generally hears attorneys' pitches if they want the opportunity to do so
...opinion whether Baer didn't participate. One example is MCI WorldCom Inc. v. Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, which was argued in...
...of 1996, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled. In MCI WorldCom v. PUC, the justices unanimously vacated an en banc decision...
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