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SEC lawyers may stay out of present cases

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s general counsel and his top deputy may be excluded from probes into the collapse of Amaranth Advisors and stock-options backdating at Broadcom Corp. because of potential conflicts of interest. General Counsel Brian Cartwright represented ...

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Appeal finds for Congress in patent fee case

Congress had the authority to divert about $422.5 million in U.S. patent fees to purposes including subsidies for the oil industry, a federal appeals court ruled, rejecting a lawsuit that challenged the practice. Miguel Figueroa, a plumber-turned-inventor from Puerto Rico, ...

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Intel sued over computer-chip patents

Intel Corp., the world’s largest computer chipmaker, was sued by competitor Transmeta Corp. for infringing 10 patents covering power-efficiency and microprocessor innovations. Transmeta, a semiconductor-design company whose investors included billionaires George Soros and Paul Allen, filed a complaint in federal ...

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state and region briefs

Additional murder charges filed in botched burglary A second man has been charged with two counts of second-degree murder stemming from a botched home invasion in March. Charles V. Williams, 18, of Kansas City, was allegedly part of a group ...

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Kansas Citians

Seven associates joined Blackwell Sanders Peper Martin in the firm’s Kansas City office. Sudee Mirsafian Wright joined the litigation department. She received her juris doctorate from Chicago Kent College of Law. Sharon J. Murry-Roberts, who joined the litigation department, earned ...

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