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Business

[03/12] US retail sales give world stocks another lift
[03/12] Asian stocks mixed as US data eyed; Europe gains
[03/12] Brian Pitman, former Lloyds Bank CEO, dies at 78
[03/12] After months, CF makes deal official with Terra

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Insurance

[03/12] Democrats pare differences over health overhaul
[03/11] Environmental Claims & Insurance Coverage Program Announced by HB
[03/11] AXA Equitable Launches 'The Source'
[03/11] Medela Announces Launch of New Insurance Reimbursement Resource for New and Expectant Mothers

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Litigation

[03/12] Internet fraud dollars doubled last year
[03/11] Law firm: Prius runaway driver won't sue Toyota
[03/11] FDA warns of counterfeit surgical mesh
[03/11] Lawyers seek secrecy for some papers in Simon case

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Personal Injury

[03/12] Runaway Prius case presents nagging questions
[03/12] 2 killed, 2 injured in Salt Lake TRAX accident
[03/12] People with variable blood pressure at stroke risk
[03/12] Brake, driver problems cited in fatal Ariz. crash

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Product Liability

[03/12] FDA warning: some patients cannot process Plavix
[03/12] OC prosecutor to sue Toyota over vehicle problems
[03/11] Feds recall more children jewelry in cadmium probe
[03/11] Cop: Driver in NY Prius crash was headed to dealer

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Case Summaries

Commercial Law

[03/11] Coyote Publishing, Inc. v. Miller
In a facial First Amendment challenge to restrictions on advertising by legal brothels, summary judgment for plaintiffs is reversed where the advertising restrictions targeted pure commercial speech, and there were strong reasons why the sale of sexual services, in particular, ought to be treated differently than other advertising bans on "vice" activities.

[03/10] American Signature, Inc. v. US
In proceedings involving an importer of furniture that is subject to a 2005 antidumping duty order on certain entries of wooden bedroom furniture from China, a decision of the Court of International Trade denying plaintiff's motion for a preliminary injunction is reversed as plaintiff has satisfied the requirements for a preliminary injunction, and therefore, the Court of International Trade is directed to grant the preliminary injunction prohibiting Customs or Commerce from taking any action to liquidate or reliquidate import entries that are the subject of this action.

[03/10] Citigroup Global Markets, Inc. v. VCG Special Opportunities Master Fund Ltd.
In an appeal from a district court's order granting plaintiff's motion for a preliminary injunction and enjoining defendant from proceeding with an arbitration initiated against plaintiff before the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, the order is affirmed where the "serious questions" standard for assessing a movant's likelihood of success on the merits remains valid in the wake of recent Supreme Court cases, and neither the district court's assessment of the facts nor its application of the law supported a finding of abuse of discretion.

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