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Slaughter and May advised Palamon Capital Partners – American Law & Businesswire

4 December 2009 – LawFuel.com – Slaughter and May advised Palamon Capital Partners, who through ADP Primary Care Holdings Limited, has acquired Associated Dental Practices from the administrators of Kaupthing Capital Partners and the management in a transaction valued at £136 million. Palamon is investing alongside co-investors, AlpInvest Partners, Morgan Stanley Alternative Investment Partners and

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The Senate late Thursday confirmed Victoria Espinel to be the nation’s first-ever intellectual property enforcement coordinator, a position that will be housed in the White House.

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The Senate late Thursday confirmed Victoria Espinel to be the nation’s first-ever intellectual property enforcement coordinator, a position that will be housed in the White House. She most recently served as the founder and president of the nonprofit Bridging the Innovation Divide and also has served as a visiting professor at George Mason University Law

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The Reorganization Plan of Charter Communications Confirmed – Skadden Arps

December – LawFuel.com – Skadden represented Paul Allen and Vulcan Inc., as principal shareholder of Charter Communications, Inc., the fourth-largest cable company in the United States, in connection with the prearranged Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases of Charter Communications and certain of its subsidiaries and affiliates. The Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York

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The former general counsel of Broadcom Corp., David Dull, avoided criminal charges in a stock options backdating case this week following claims of prosecutorial misconduct.

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The former general counsel of Broadcom Corp., David Dull, avoided criminal charges in a stock options backdating case this week following claims of prosecutorial misconduct. Dull is expected to reach a nonprosecution agreement with the government, according to court documents. He has not been criminally charged in the case, but he is considered to be

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Review directory offers the renewed featured listing services for the promotion of the companies of surrey.

Surrey, United Kingdom. December 4, 2009. Review Directory.co.uk offers the latest featured listing services for to help the business owners of Surrey in the effective promotion of their company. Review directory offers the featured business listings services that have been crafted with an aim of letting the surrey business owners grab potential customers to its

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Former Computer CEO Jailed For 130 Months For Securities Fraud – American Lawyer Newswire

Lawfuel.com – PREET BHARARA, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced that ERIC SKYS, the former Chairman, President, and CEO of Kaiser Himmel Corporation, was sentenced today in Manhattan federal court by United States District Judge WILLIAM H. PAULEY III to 130 months in prison. SKYS previously pleaded guilty in

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Pair Sentenced in Manhattan Court to Prison Over $2.7 Million Securities Fraud Scheme – American Law News

LawFuel.com – PREET BHARARA, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and JOSEPH M. DEMAREST, JR., the Assistant Director-in-Charge of the New York Field Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (“FBI”), announced that FELIX STRASHNOV was sentenced today to 63 months in prison in connection with his participation in a

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Room for Improvement Among Small Legal Practices in New Zealand, Says Survey

LawFuel.co.nz – Small law firms have plenty of room for improved profitability if the results of Markhams’ Legal Practitioners Performance Survey for 2009 can be extrapolated nationally. The survey found that many firms were challenged by the downturn this year, a trend the firm expects to continue in 2010 but concluded that firms need to

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