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NCAA Gets It Right in Their Response to the Reggie Bush Scandal

After a three-week trial and six days of deliberations, a California state jury found that the NCAA did not make false or defamatory statements about former University of Southern California assistant football coach, Todd McNair, who was sanctioned for his...

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Selwyn Days Acquitted of Murder in Fifth Trial Following False Confession

After two days of deliberations, a jury in White Plains, New York, found Selwyn Days not guilty on two charges of second-degree murder. Impact is proud to support a team led by Paul, Weiss, Rifkind Wharton & Garrison LLP and...

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Brigham and Women's Hospital v. Perrigo Company

A federal jury in Boston awarded Brigham and Women's Hospital $10.2 million in damages after deciding Perrigo's generic version of Pepcid Complete Antacid infringed upon a pharmaceutical patent owned by Brigham and Women's Hospital and Investor Bio-Tech LP. The infringement...

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Impact Website Wins 2015 Interactive Award

NEW YORK, NY – We are delighted to announce Impact Trial has received the 2015 Silver Award for our legal services website from Horizon Interactive Awards, a yearly competition showcasing various media production from around the U.S. and internationally. Our...

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Judge Rules in Favor of Class in Foot Locker Pension Trial

On Tuesday, after years of litigation and a two-week trial, U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest ruled against Foot Locker Inc. in a class action suit brought by former Foot Locker Inc. employees who sued the retailer for hiding aspects of a pension plan...

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Add Impact to Your Next PCA Hearing

Our Experience Impact is no stranger to Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) proceedings in The Hague.  We have demonstrated the effectiveness of both our trial technology and visual communications services during these proceedings.  This has enabled our clients to prepare...

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