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Wal-Mart Stores Inc. officials must turn over more internal files on what directors knew about claims that executives handed out bribes to facilitate Mexican real-estate deals, a judge ruled.
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc. can’t block investors from using publicly disclosed internal files in lawsuits that claim directors failed to properly oversee executives accused of bribing Mexican officials, a judge said.
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Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP, the defunct law firm, collected $20.6 million in accounts receivable in July, bringing the total to $39.9 million since the bankruptcy began on May 28.
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Kaye Scholer LLP is the latest law firm to announce plans to relocate its back office operations to a cheaper location. The firm said yesterday it will establish an operations center in Tallahassee, Florida, to centralize its support functions in one location. The center will house about 100 Kaye Scholer employees who handle accounting, document services, graphics, technology, library services, docketing, human resources and marketing matters, the firm said.
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A shareholder lawyer told a Delaware judge at a midsummer court hearing two years ago that his team deserved $700,000 for work on a lawsuit in which his clients received nothing.
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Smurfit-Stone Container Corp . investors urged a judge to block a $3.5 billion buyout of the packaging maker by Rock-Tenn Co . because it doesn’t provide enough for the company’s shares.
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Del Monte Foods Co.’s $5.3 billion sale to a group of private-equity firms led by KKR & Co. is the target of a U.S. Justice Department antitrust probe, a lawyer who sued over the deal said in a court filing.
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American International Group Inc. investors should be able to sue companies that conspired with some of the insurer’s top executives to manipulate its finances, a lawyer told Delaware Supreme Court justices today.
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Delphi Financial Group Inc.’s $2.7 billion buyout by rival insurer Tokio Marine Holdings Inc. should be blocked because it doesn’t provide enough for investors while unfairly enriching the company’s top executive, a lawyer argued to a judge.
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A Delaware judge reserved ruling on a request by Massey Energy Co. investors to block the coal producer’s $7 billion takeover by Alpha Natural Resources Inc. before a scheduled June 1 shareholder vote on the deal.
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