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NuVasive hit with $101 million in patent infringement damages
The initial decision, which followed a two-week trial, involved three Medtronic patents for implants capable of being inserted trans-laterally between adjacent vertebrae, a plate and screw system used to stabilize vertebrae in the cervical spine and a
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:27P
NuVasive hit with $101 million in patent infringement damages
The initial decision, which followed a two-week trial, involved three Medtronic patents for implants capable of being inserted trans-laterally between adjacent vertebrae, a plate and screw system used to stabilize vertebrae in the cervical spine and a
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:27P
Stoppelman: 75% Of Yelp's Traffic Comes From Google
Learn More This afternoon the Senate Judiciary Committee held a series of hearings investigating whether Google may be violating Antitrust law. During the first panel of the day, Google Chairman (and former longtime CEO) Eric Schmidt took the hot seat
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:26P
Lehman Drops Litigation to Collect $11 Billion From Barclays
14 ruling by US Bankruptcy Judge James Peck in Manhattan rejecting its claim that Barclays owed about $500 million for allegedly unpaid bonuses. “This is the start of them winding down the litigation,” said Chip Bowles, a bankruptcy lawyer at
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:26P
Lehman Drops Litigation to Collect $11 Billion From Barclays
14 ruling by US Bankruptcy Judge James Peck in Manhattan rejecting its claim that Barclays owed about $500 million for allegedly unpaid bonuses. “This is the start of them winding down the litigation,” said Chip Bowles, a bankruptcy lawyer at
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:26P
Zimbabwe Anglican Dispute Returns to Supreme Court at Justice's Bidding
21 September 2011 Zimbabwe Anglican Dispute Returns to Supreme Court at Justice's Bidding Justice Chidyausiku recently issued an interim ruling giving Kunonga control of church properties resulting in the eviction of priests and nuns – even those
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:26P
Will the Israelis listen to the clock ticking?
Israelis say they want social justice. The July 14, 2011 (J14) movement started as a protest about high housing prices and the cost of living in Israel and quickly expanded to include a very wide set of demands coming from numerous strata of society.
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:26P
Rapper sues Miami booster Shapiro for slander
In a lawsuit filed Tuesday in Miami-Dade Circuit Court, Campbell seeks more than $15000 in damages from Nevin Shapiro, an imprisoned Ponzi scheme architect. Shapiro has claimed he provided 72 Miami players and recruits with cars, money and prostitutes
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:26P
Family Fined for Home Bible Studies
A religious legal non-profit group, the Pacific Justice Institute (PJI), has taken up the case saying the fine was a violation of religious freedom. A spokeswoman for the city of San Juan Capistrano stressed that local authorities were not trying to
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:26P
Settlement Reached In Fatal Crash Lawsuit
The parents of Cory Emerson and Tim Brunmeier filed a lawsuit. The teens and a German exchange student died when the car they were riding in ran a stop sign at the intersection of State Road 356 and US-31 in Scott County.
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:25P
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