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Peixoto. Indeed, when asked by undersigned counsel, the SEC failed to provide even the most basic, legitimate purpose for filing the action against Mr. Peixoto administratively, rather than in district court. Given the overwhelming data of similarly situated persons and the SEC's reticence, the ...
("Courts favor the percentage of the fund method because lodestar 'created an unanticipated disincentive to early settlements,' tempted lawyers to run up their hours, and 'compel[ed] district courts to engage in a gimlet-eyed review of line-item fee audits.") (citations omitted). It also ...
Case 1:15-cv-05826-CBA-LB Document 1545 Filed 05/02/19 Page 1 of 31 PageID #: 33908 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK X ABBOTT LABORATORIES, et al., Plaintiffs, - against - ADELPHIA SUPPLY USA, et al., REPORT & RECOMMENDATION 15 CV 5826 (CBA) (LB) ...
New York would have first-of-its-kind State premerger notification requirements in the US – with a $9.2M filing threshold If passed into law, the Bill would create a premerger notification requirement for transactions meeting certain criteria provided that the parties have a qu...
Id. In exercising such discretion, courts commonly consider several factors, including "(1) the frivolousness of the non- prevailing party's claims or defenses; (2) the party's motivation; (3) whether the claims or defenses were objectively unreasonable; and (4) compensation and deterrence."...
At the least, courts have held those accused of inequitable conduct to the standard of the PTO rule. Nothing in this case requires the Court to decide whether a party may be held to have engaged in inequitable conduct under a broader standard than that in the rule. 26 While the "...
which might have operated to waive the statute of limitations for several more months after the period ended. The issue of whether Executive Order is technically speaking a toll or a suspension has not been addressed by appellate courts, and that decision, whatever it is, will impact numerous ...
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