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2007 BIO International Convention BOSTON– LAWFUEL – The Law Newswire –Foley Hoag LLP today announced at BIO 2007 preliminary results of its survey, Terms and Trends in Patent License Agreements with Universities and Other Research Institutions. As a service to the life sciences industry, Foley Hoag surveyed biotechnology companies, universities and other research institutions to

NEW YORK– LAWFUEL – The Law Newswire –In connection with the current consent solicitation by Remington Arms Company, Inc. with respect to its 10 ½% Senior Notes due 2011 (CUSIP No. 759576-AE1, Bloomberg Bond Ticker RACIA), a large ad hoc group of holders of Remington Arms Senior Notes has requested that Bracewell & Giuliani schedule

LawFuel – The Law Newswire – Revenues are expected to smash through the £1 billion (US$2 billion)barrier for the first time and the current contender – Clifford Chance – may be losing it’s title as the world’s largest law firm. Revenues at Linklaters are set to smash the £1bn barrier for the first time as

Slaughter and May leads a group of law firms advising Reuters in its merger talks with the Canadian financial data company Thomson, valued at $17.6bn (£8.8bn), Legal Week reports. Partner Nigel Boardman is leading the team advising Reuters, which this morning (8 May) confirmed it had received a takeover bid from Thomson. If successful, the

LAWFUEL – The Law Newswire – Conrad Black’s former right-hand man, David Radler, testified at his former employer’s fraud trial on how millions of dollars prosecutors claim were stolen began flowing to a Canadian company controlled by Black. David Radler, who has pleaded guilty to a single count of fraud in the same case and

World Bank president Paul Wolfowitz’s hold on his job appeared ever more tenuous today after an internal probe found he had violated bank rules in arranging a sweet pay deal for his companion, News.com reports. Nearly a month after the accusations surfaced and rocked the 185 country development lender, a World Bank ethics panel set

LawFuel – The Law Newswire – The British Government faces renewed pressure to drop or delay plans for overhauling the legal aid scheme with a damning report this month from MPs, reports The Times. The Constitutional Affairs Committee says that if the proposed reforms go ahead, there is a risk to access to justice for