National Law Journal
...in an antitrust case against Sirius XM Radio Inc. The case stemmed from the 2008 merger between Sirius Satellite Radio Inc. and XM Satellite Radio...
Morvillos keep it together; attorney/client difficulties at Gitmo; Freddie Mac has a new GC; looking deeper into Gray; former senator leaves Holland & Knight; the call is coming from inside the CFPB;
...money. Noteworthy cases • Meijer Inc. v. Abbott Lab., No. 07-5985 CW (N.D. Calif.). Shareholder...
...XM Radio Inc., which faced potential damages of more than $1 billion. The class alleged that the 2009 merger between Sirius Satellite...
...advising Sirius Satellite Radio in its...deal with XM Satellite Radio...amid Google Inc.'s $3...
...SAS at the World Trade Organization. She said she is representing Google Inc. on "Internet freedom-related issues" (though Barshefsky said...
Deprecated The American Lawyer
...American Eagle Design Build Studios, LLC (AEDBS) and Southeastern Stud & Components, Inc. (SES) entered into a Subcontract Work Agreement (Subcontract), which contained an arbitration...
... When top satellite companies need a lawyer to...satellite services, and SES Americom Inc., the No. 2 satellite operator...
...work fall off from banking clients such as The Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and The Bear Stearns Cos., which is now part of another Latham...
...Corp. and XM Satellite Radio/Sirius Satellite...between Google Inc. and Yahoo...
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