The Legal IntelligencerPope Benedict XVI's stunning announcement Monday that he plans to resign after almost eight years as pontiff brought renewed attention to the sex abuse litigation and related legal maneuverings that
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...Two years ago, a judge brought Rule 11 sanctions on McKool Smith and Sidley Austin for bringing supposedly frivolous patent claims on behalf...
...NFL players are settling a malpractice action against class counsel at McKool Smith, according to court papers filed Monday. Back in 2008...
...last year from Los Angeles bankruptcy boutique Hennigan Bennett & Dorman. (McKool Smith absorbed what was left of the Hennigan Bennett firm in September...
A district court can limit the number of patent claims it considers in an infringement case as long as the process doesn't unfairly hamper the plaintiff's case, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fede
...were suing over a class action settlement Manatt and another firm, McKool Smith, helped broker in 2009. In his order Monday, Alsup left no...
...were suing over a class action settlement Manatt and another firm, McKool Smith, helped broker in 2009. In his order Monday, Alsup left no...
...players have sued the two firms, Manatt, Phelps & Phillips and McKool Smith, alleging that they left some retirees out of the settlement and...
...brought in the suit. Cruciani, now a principal in McKool Smith in Dallas, sued Budd in 2008, and Baron & Budd intervened...
As of Jan. 11 -- thanks to a permanent injunction issued in August by Judge Leonard Davis of the Eastern District of Texas and upheld last month by the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals -- Microsoft C
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