The Legal IntelligencerTwo recent decisions prove that nothing is as simple as it seems — especially removal. The opinions by the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania in February illustrate hi
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When Oracle Corp. settled a False Claims Act suit with the federal government last month for a record $199.5 million, it appeared to be a straightforward resolution to what the company billed as an u
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Plaintiffs who opted out of last year's massive settlement of respiratory and other claims stemming from the cleanup after the terror attacks on the World Trade Center will have additional time to ex
...pair of wing tips. Walk around for a bit. Stretch your arms. Wiggle your toes. How do you feel? When you exercise your human ability...
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