In February, WilmerHale agreed to pay $18 million to the Medicines Company to compensate it for its legal and lobbying costs.
The reaction in New York more than compensated: it proved a devastating shock.
Feminist work is rarely paid, and when feminist writers and activists are compensated, it's not usually with much.
Ms Ansbacher argues, however, that Generali remains liable because East European governments compensated it for the nationalisations.
Care work is real work, and we should compensate it at a level we can put on the books.
I think you compensate, it is like everything, if you are hard of hearing, you compensate, your vision becomes more acute and your sense of smell and things, and I think I just compensated with a bigger personality.
In 1984, Britain won an annual adjustment to compensate it for the fact that it paid more into the bloc than it received.
Just because the market "was tilted one way, tilting it the other way now doesn't compensate, it doesn't correct" an imbalance, Professor Murphy said.
Well, now Iceland's president is refusing to sign into law a $5bn£3bnbn) package to compensate it and other governments before putting it to voters in a referendum.
