| The National Law Journal 1995 KAren Donovan |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A new era for the ABA: bar group's first female president to take office faces a decline in membership. (American Bar Association) | Law | Karen Donovan, Harvey Berkman |
| A risk-taker faces an unimpressed judge: Norbert A. Schlei's character witnesses couldn't save him from a five-year sentence. | Law | Karen Donovan |
| Bond counsel now face new pressures: SEC is asking about LeBoeuf, Lamb,, Orange County's bond adviser. | Law | Karen Donovan |
| Broker in court over secret report; recommendations of consultant - hired as part of SEC pact - are at issue. (penny-stock broker Stratton Oakmont Inc.) | Law | Karen Donovan |
| Class actions curtailed; but the Senate's version of securities bill has a more moderate 'safe harbor.' | Law | Karen Donovan |
| Congress returns to legal, regulatory reform. | Law | Marcia Coyle, Karen Donovan, Harvey Berkman, Claudia MacLachlan, Marianne Lavelle |
| Delaware court hears takeover case third time; the 13-year-old suit, stemming from the acquisition of Technicolor, may lead to a big change in corporate law. | Law | Karen Donovan |
| Effort to protect investors irks muni-bond lawyers: SEC regulators confront a critical audience at the National Association of Bond Lawyers' conference. | Law | Karen Donovan |
| FCC's competition unit swims against the tide; a new 'SWAT team' ferrets out media monopolies as a GOP-dominated Congress clamors for deregulation. | Law | Karen Donovan |
| For Kidder's top lawyer, caseload cleanup looms. (John M. Lifton of Kidder, Peabody and Company Inc) | Law | Karen Donovan |
| Getting reinsurers to pay: do the Brits do it better? U.S. lawyers for American creditors of the KWELM insurance liquidation are pleased with the payout plan. | Law | Karen Donovan |
| GOP threatens securities suits: House bill would kill 'fraud on the market' theory behind class actions. | Law | Karen Donovan |
| House, Senate reach pact on securities bill. | Law | Karen Donovan |
| Inside trading is still big, but traders 'average Joes'; the SEC brought a record 45 insider trading cases in 1994, but few of them involved market professionals. | Law | Karen Donovan |
| Just one tiny share can make a difference; they're battling over the family fortune, and the brother has the upper hand. (Helen Ziegler Steinkraus and William Ziegler III) | Law | Karen Donovan |
| Lawyers blamed for lies; admitted New York scam artist is betting on the advice-of-counsel defense. (Steven N. Hoffenberg) | Law | Karen Donovan |
| Media megamergers: no problem? Time Warner's bid to buy Turner may draw enforcement scrutiny of the FTC. (Turner Broadcasting System Inc., Federal Trade Commission) | Law | Karen Donovan |
| Move over, Ms. Bingaman; new trustbuster is in D.C.; new FTC chairman Robert Pitofsky's theoretical views may clash with Anne Bingaman's pragmatism at Justice. (Federal Trade Commission) | Law | KAren Donovan |
| NASD weighs investment in due process guarantees; small brokerage firms, their lawyers and an SEC-inspired panel say the association's disciplinary hearings are unfair. (National Association of Securities Dealers) | Law | Karen Donovan |
| Pension managers speaking up: institutional investors ready for role in class action securities suits. | Law | Karen Donovan |
| Poison pills redux: what shareholders don't know: a federal judge in Delaware says directors of companies targeted for takeover can override stockholders' wishes. | Law | Karen Donovan |
| SEC general counsel calls it quits. (Simon Lorne) | Law | Karen Donovan |
| SEC, lawyers spar over derivative restrictions. (Securities and Exchange Commission) | Law | Karen Donovan |
| Securities bill leaves Senate panel. (Senate Banking Committee) | Law | Karen Donovan |
| Securities defense finds a safe harbor. | Law | Karen Donovan |
| SEC wins 10-year battle to snare stock promoter; Robert Brennan hoped to outlast agency, victors say. (Securities and Exchange Commission case against First Jersey Securities Inc.) | Law | Karen Donovan |
| The arbitration question: why no punitive awards? The high court hears arguments over whether a federal act pre-empts a N.Y. statute limiting arbitrators' powers. | Law | Karen Donovan |
| The Brothers Winston fight for $100M prize; the heirs of Harry Winston, 'King of Diamonds,' bicker over his glittering legacy. (New York) | Law | Karen Donovan |
| The upending of a Camelot knight: the Los Angeles lawyer became embroiled in a Japanese bond racket. (former assistant attorney general Norbert A. Schlei) | Law | Karen Donovan |
| When does a shareholder class settlement settle? The high court is to decide whether a pact approved by a Delaware judge precludes related federal litigation. | Law | Karen Donovan |
This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.
