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Coke Wants 9th Cir. To Ditch False Ad Class Cert.

Law 360 – Coca-Cola Refreshments USA Inc. is asking the Ninth Circuit to undo a class certification in multidistrict litigation alleging it falsely labels its drinks as having no artificial flavors, saying the classes haven’t shown they will be harmed without a court injunction.

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Tue Aug 4, 1:04pm

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FBR LLP Secures Dismissal in Supreme Court, Bronx County

Press Release – After two years of litigation, the Firm secured a dismissal before the Hon. Howard H. Sherman in an action alleging wrongful death, conversion, and unjust enrichment. Please click below to review the decision and order: Decision and Order.

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Mon Jul 13, 3:47pm

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NextEra Fights For $60M Fee From EFH Ch. 11 At 3rd Circ.

Law 360 – NextEra Energy Inc. urged the Third Circuit on Thursday to revive its bid for $60 million in administrative expenses in connection with a scrapped deal to purchase assets from bankrupt Energy Future Holdings Corp., arguing that it spent the money in reliance on a sale termination fee […]

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Thu Jul 2, 7:56pm

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2nd Circ. Puts $1.7B Iran Terror Asset Case Back In NY Court

Law 360 – The Second Circuit on Monday once again revived efforts by victims of a 1983 terrorist bombing to collect $1.68 billion in Iranian assets held by a Luxembourg bank, following legislation addressing foreign policy issues related to the case.

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Mon Jun 22, 5:37pm

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Ang v. Bimbo Bakeries USA, Inc., Class Settlement Agreement and Release

Press Release – Fleischman Bonner & Rocco, LLP announce and publish the Class Settlement Agreement and Release reached in Ang v. Bimbo Bakeries USA, Inc., Case No. 4:13-cv-01196. Please click to review the following: Settlement, Notice of Settlement, Joint Motion for Preliminary Approval, Order Granting Preliminary Approval, Stipulation and Order […]

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Fri May 29, 12:00am

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2nd Circ. Keen To Untangle $1.7B Iran Terror Asset Fight

Law 360 – A Second Circuit panel looked ready Wednesday to quickly send families of U.S. soldiers killed in an Iran-backed bombing back to a Manhattan federal judge to collect $1.68 billion of Iranian assets held by European banking giant Clearstream, after Congress specifically authorized them to do so.

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Wed May 27, 6:13pm