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Court Backs Challenge to Galleon Wiretaps - WSJ.com
A federal judge clearly exceeded his discretion in ordering Galleon Group founder Raj Rajaratnam to turn over thousands of wiretapped conversations to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission earlier this year, a federal appeals court has ruled.
09-30-2010 by glenncollins Tags backs, challenge, court, galleon, wiretaps

Appeals court sides with eBay in Tiffany suit
The auction site received a favorable ruling in the longstanding suit brought on by Tiffany & Co. over the sale of counterfeit goods.
04-14-2010 by gabrielaabrams Tags appeals, court, sides, suit, with

Stevens’s Retirement Will Let Obama Shape U.S. Supreme Court - BusinessWeek
April 11 (Bloomberg) -- Justice John Paul Stevens’s decision to retire gives President Barack Obama his second chance to put his stamp on the closely divided U.S. Supreme Court. Stevens, who will turn 90 on April 20, evolved into the leader of the court
04-11-2010 by glenncollins Tags businessweek, court, retirement, shape, stevens, supreme, will

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