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Fox Rothschild LLP poached a team of eight attorneys from Day Pitney LLP to open a Morristown, New Jersey, office this summer that specializes in real estate.
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Goodwin Procter LLP advised Cole Credit Property Trust II Inc. on its agreement to merge with Spirit Realty Capital Inc. in a stock transaction that would create a company with 2,012 properties in 48 U.S. states. Ropes & Gray LLP represented the Special Committee of CCPT II. Latham & Watkins LLP advised Spirit.
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The U.K. Supreme Court said tax advice given to Prudential Plc by accountants wasn’t protected by legal privilege and should be disclosed to the British government.
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The U.K. Supreme Court said tax advice given to Prudential Plc by accountants wasn’t protected by legal privilege and should be disclosed to the British government.
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A British Airways clerk who was sent home for wearing a cross to work won a judgment at the European Court of Human Rights over her claims that U.K. judges failed to protect her religious freedom when they ruled against her.
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A U.K. government appeal to bring forward solar-power subsidy cuts was refused by the Supreme Court, which upheld two previous rulings that early tariff changes would be unlawful.
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Intercontinental Bank Plc , a Nigerian lender bailed out by the country’s central bank, won a U.K. court order freezing 83 million pounds ($127 million) in assets held by its former chief executive officer.
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Novartis AG’s U.S. unit agreed to pay as much as $152.5 million to settle a gender-discrimination class action brought by female workers.
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The U.K. government vowed to press ahead with cuts to subsidies for solar power after the High Court and a panel of lawmakers voiced opposition to the plan affecting as many as 29,000 jobs.
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Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd.’s bid for the London Metal Exchange, the most expensive bourse merger over $1 billion, may succeed in gaining the approval of regulators who’ve scuttled $32 billion of similar cross-border deals.
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