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• Onyx and Bayer Settle Drug Development Suit Mid-Trial
• New Law Ups Penalties for Independent Contractor Misclassifications
• Brayton Law Clerk Fights Fees After Overtime Loss
• Twitter Makes Deal for 'Tweet' Mark
• Judge Clears Path for Candlestick Redevelopment
• Brown Vetoes Plaintiff-Friendly Employment Bills, Among Others
• Lisa Berry, GC at Two Companies With Backdating Problems, Settles SEC Charges
• S.F.'s Fight With Cellphone Industry Tests Compelled Speech
• S.F. Tames Asbestos Docket
• IV Targets Motorola Phones in Latest Patent Filing

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Onyx and Bayer Settle Drug Development Suit Mid-Trial	Top
After two weeks before Judge Edward Chen, separate teams of lawyers make a deal that gives Onyx royalties plus $160 million to end the litiigation.
New Law Ups Penalties for Independent Contractor Misclassifications	Top
Brayton Law Clerk Fights Fees After Overtime Loss	Top
Twitter Makes Deal for 'Tweet' Mark	Top
Judge Clears Path for Candlestick Redevelopment	Top
Brown Vetoes Plaintiff-Friendly Employment Bills, Among Others	Top
Lisa Berry, GC at Two Companies With Backdating Problems, Settles SEC Charges	Top
S.F.'s Fight With Cellphone Industry Tests Compelled Speech	Top
Vince Chhabria, a deputy city attorney, faces arguments that requiring retailers to disclose potential health risks violates their First Amendment rights.
S.F. Tames Asbestos Docket	Top
IV Targets Motorola Phones in Latest Patent Filing	Top
The nonpracticing entity, founded by former Microsoft exec Nathan Myhrvold, filed suit after negotiations for a licensing deal broke down.

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