Bloomberg BNA
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Example of breath of litigation coverage
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View as a gridJ&J Baby Powder Liigation in Business Week
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Another example of breath of litigation coverage
Celgene Off-Label Marketing Suit About Thalidomide Spinoffs
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Unsealed court documents provided basis for this story
Blankenship Prison Assignment
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Interesting twist on end of controversial WV case
Goldman Fight Over Who Qualifies As Corporate Officer
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Good example of Delaware Chancery Court coverage
American Apparel ex-CEO says he's broke, can't afford lawyer - The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe
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Ex-American Apparel Inc. chief executive Dov Charney lives in a Los Angeles mansion with eight bedrooms, but says he can't scrape together enough cash to keep paying a lawyer. Charney is now representing himself in a lawsuit by the hedge fund Standard General, a backer of American Apparel.
Ronald L. Motley dies at 68; pioneered tobacco litigation
Washington Post
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Ronald L. Motley, a South Carolina lawyer who spearheaded lawsuits against tobacco companies that led them to agree to pay $246 billion in the biggest civil settlement in U.S. history, died Aug. 22 in Charleston, S.C. He was 68. Don Migliori, a partner in his law firm, confirmed the death and said the cause was complications from organ failure.
Gettysburg braces for battle's 150th anniversary - The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe
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GETTYSBURG, Pa. - After surviving one of the American Civil War's pivotal battles 150 years ago, the Pennsylvania borough of Gettysburg once again faces invasion. The community about 125 miles west of Philadelphia is readying for as many as 4 million visitors during its commemoration of the clash between Union and Confederate forces in July 1863, and the landmark presidential speech in November of that year as the war raged.