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Abbott in Settlement Talks on Depakote Marketing, US Says
June 2 (Bloomberg) -- Abbott Laboratories and the US are “engaged in active settlement discussions” of the government's lawsuit alleging the company improperly marketed its drug Depakote, Justice Department lawyers said in court
Updated: 06/02/2011 02:22P
Abbott in Settlement Talks on Depakote Marketing, US Says
June 2 (Bloomberg) -- Abbott Laboratories and the US are “engaged in active settlement discussions” of the government's lawsuit alleging the company improperly marketed its drug Depakote, Justice Department lawyers said in court
Updated: 06/02/2011 02:22P
US Judge to Move Part of UniCredit Madoff Suit
The suit was filed in bankruptcy court in December by Irving Picard, the court appointed trustee in charge of recovering money for Mr. Madoff's victims. Along with UniCredit, Mr. Picard has accused other defendants — including Austrian banker Sonja
Updated: 06/02/2011 02:22P
US Judge to Move Part of UniCredit Madoff Suit
The suit was filed in bankruptcy court in December by Irving Picard, the court appointed trustee in charge of recovering money for Mr. Madoff's victims. Along with UniCredit, Mr. Picard has accused other defendants — including Austrian banker Sonja
Updated: 06/02/2011 02:22P
US Judge to Move Part of UniCredit Madoff Suit
The suit was filed in bankruptcy court in December by Irving Picard, the court appointed trustee in charge of recovering money for Mr. Madoff's victims. Along with UniCredit, Mr. Picard has accused other defendants — including Austrian banker Sonja
Updated: 06/02/2011 02:22P
Colombia Moves Past Reconciliation and Revives the Idea of Reparation
When unspeakable crimes have been committed, justice often falls silent, too. That's why half a century after Colombia plunged into bloody conflict and oppression, the healing has barely begun. But a new law is trying to make victims of the violence
Updated: 06/02/2011 02:22P
Morristown Resident: Adoptees' Rights Within View
ALMA, the Spanish word for "soul," is a group that has been working toward adoption reunion and reform since 1971. Though the organization no longer meets regularly, the registry in New Jersey boasts several hundred members, while the national one has
Updated: 06/02/2011 02:22P
Sizzler Charges Businesswoman Brenda Mason $14938 for Tip
According to the lawsuit Mason has filed against Sizzler in Riverside, the manager apologized and said it was a gross error. According to Mason, she was concerned because her employees' payroll checks were coming through and the mistaken tip at Sizzler
Updated: 06/02/2011 02:21P
Students take over Moakley in mock trial event
Lawyers Weekly Staff Discovering Justice and Citizen Schools held an Evening of Mock Trials at the John J. Moakley Courthouse. Hundreds turned out to watch 90 students from Boston and Malden simultaneously take part in nine mock trials before real
Updated: 06/02/2011 02:20P
Wyoming Supreme Court rules in favor of terminated Evansville officer
Town of Evansville police department attorney Judith Studer says the lawsuit over Porter's Feb. 12, 2008, termination had been settled for an undisclosed amount before the opinion. The Star-Tribune's attempts to reach Porter, his attorney or the police
Updated: 06/02/2011 02:19P
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