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...Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Dukes (2011) changed the landscape for class actions. The U...
...other on a highly dysfunctional Orange County, California, family with drama...years at Capital Cities/ABC, Inc. Though Zucker declined...
...changed with the DPAs that Christie's office signed with Zimmer Holdings Inc.; DePuy Orthopaedics Inc.; Biomet Inc.; and Smith & Nephew plc. Christie actually allowed...
...Can there be such a thing as too much information? Former Pfizer Inc CEO Henry "Hank" McKinnell would probably say yes. In the past, Pfizer...
...Can there be such a thing as too much information? Former Pfizer Inc CEO Henry "Hank" McKinnell would probably say yes. In the past, Pfizer...
...Can there be such a thing as too much information? Former Pfizer Inc. CEO Henry "Hank" McKinnell would probably say yes. In the...
...The last two years were a crucible for Citigroup Inc., the New York � based financial services behemoth and the biggest client of...
...D.C., he served as co-counsel in each of the...pay $2 million; Bushmaster Firearms, Inc., of Windham, Maine, settled for...
...happened at PacifiCare Health Systems Inc. General Counsel Joseph Konowiecki took...some of the difference, the Orange County-based business gave him...
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