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Toronto, Canada, December 1, 2010 – Baker & McKenzie LLP is pleased to announce the addition of William (“Bill”) Richardson as a partner in its Toronto office. Mr. Richardson is an experienced intellectual property lawyer…

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Sony Corp. on Monday said it was ordered by a U.S. federal court to halt U.S. sales of its PlayStation game consoles and pay nearly $91 million in patent infringement damages to a California company, although the judge immediately put her ruling on hold

Liquidators to British insurance company Independent Insurance, which collapsed in 2001, yesterday said they would sue the collapsed company’s former auditors for a sum thought to be in the region of £300m.

Former HIH Insurance Chief Executive Ray Williams drew a jail sentence of nearly three years for his role in Australia’s biggest-ever corporate collapse.

The U.S. government’s showcase conviction of accounting giant Arthur Andersen was in jeopardy yesterday after several Supreme Court justices indicated that they thought prosecutors had stretched the law in punishing the firm for destroying documents related to the Enron Corp.

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A suburban mother was found guilty today of lesser misdemeanor charges for her role in an online hoax that prosecutors said led to the suicide of her teenage neighbor.

Weil Gotshall are among the front runners to do the heavy legal lifting if one of the big auto companies files for Chapter 11.

As the economic downturn continues to cause upheaval in corporate America and the law firms that serve it, many firms are relying on their international outposts to keep profits up — and a growing number of lawyers are starting to look overseas for work.

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Bill Richardson Joins Baker & McKenzie Intellectual Property Practice

Boat Rental Paris Is One Option In Engaging In Sight Seeing

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Skadden Arps Named Among Elite Pro Bono Firms of 2010

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Sony Corp. on Monday said it was ordered by a U.S. federal court to halt U.S. sales of its PlayStation game consoles and pay nearly $91 million in patent infringement damages to a California company, although the judge immediately put her ruling on hold

Liquidators to British insurance company Independent Insurance, which collapsed in 2001, yesterday said they would sue the collapsed company’s former auditors for a sum thought to be in the region of £300m.

Former HIH Insurance Chief Executive Ray Williams drew a jail sentence of nearly three years for his role in Australia’s biggest-ever corporate collapse.

The U.S. government’s showcase conviction of accounting giant Arthur Andersen was in jeopardy yesterday after several Supreme Court justices indicated that they thought prosecutors had stretched the law in punishing the firm for destroying documents related to the Enron Corp.

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