German electronics and engineering giant Siemens has reached an out-of-court settlement with Greece to end a decade-old bribery scandal, the Greek finance ministry announced today. | 14yrs
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Squire Sanders has become the latest US law firm to apply for approval to open a Seoul office, closely following Ropes & Gray and Paul Hastings, according to Asian Legal Business. | 14yrs
Heavy tackles and hard hits are all part of the game for US gridiron players, but a so-called 'bounty system' may have put players under unwarranted risk and triggered a blitz of litigation. | 14yrs
An increase in law school milk-round recruiting in the US has not translated to increased law firm hiring, a recent survey has shown, as wariness over economic conditions continues to keep a lid more or less firmly on expansion. | 14yrs
Former global financial services firm Lehman Brothers finally emerged from bankruptcy yesterday after three years of advice from the business finance and restructuring group at New York law firm Weil Gotshal & Manges. | 14yrs
International electronics manufacturer Olympus will face fraud charges after Japan's financial regulator confirmed it will file criminal complaints against the company and its former executives. | 14yrs
Hector Xavier Monsegur - renown throughout computer hacking communities as 'Sabu' -- has been unmasked as an FBI mole after his information led to the arrest of five men. | 14yrs
Miami-based international law firm Greenberg Traurig has been in the wars recently, and is now involved in four law suits across the US, according to reports on the Am Law Daily. | 14yrs
Telecommunications giants BT and TalkTalk have lost their appeal against controversial measures that could soon be used to tackle on-line copyright infringement. | 14yrs
Global computer manufacturing giant Acer has launched criminal complaints against its former chief executive in a controversial and highly unusual case. | 14yrs
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