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Ex-Yahoo executive, fund manager plead guilty to insider trading

By Alanna Byrne | May 22, 2012

This has been the month of Yahoo executives behaving badly. Just a week after CEO Scott Thompson resigned for lying on his resume, another of the company’s higher-ups has landed in hot water, this time for insider trading.
Google chairman testified in IP infringement case

By Cathleen Flahardy | April 26, 2012

The trial is underway in the ongoing fight between Google and Oracle over the former’s use of the Java programming language in its Android software.
Trial in Oracle’s suit against Google begins

By Cathleen Flahardy | April 16, 2012

After two years, Oracle and Google are finally ready to go face to face in the courtroom over whether Google infringed on Oracle’s Android copyrights.
SEC settles case with fraudulent entrepreneur

By Cathleen Flahardy | April 10, 2012

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said it has settled its suit against an entrepreneur who raised millions of dollars by making false claims about his businesses to investors.
Yahoo sues Facebook over patents, as promised

By Julie Beck | March 13, 2012

After a little bit of “come at me bro”-style posturing last month, in which Internet company Yahoo demanded licensing fees from Facebook OR ELSE, Yahoo finally made good on its threats and is taking Facebook to court.
Inside Experts: How to lose a client in one minute

By Sarah Feingold | July 29, 2011

A few simple words are all it takes to sour a deal.
Five General Counsel Who Thrive in the Non-Profit World

By Cathleen Flahardy, Melissa Maleske, Mary Swanton, Lauren Williamson | July 1, 2010

InsideCounsel chats with non-profit GCs.