Juan Diaz had him lined up for a comeback fight of his own

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The company alsoprovides customized mobility solutions and integration services that helpenterprises leverage telecom for competitive advantage Founded in 1998, inCodeis headquartered in Atlanta. The company has additional bases of operation inWashington, DC, Seattle, San Diego, and Toronto Coracle Group LLCLisa A. Eppert, Copyright Business Wire 2009. It seemed like only yesterday when we watched Ricky Hatton boxing circles around a timid Paulie Malignaggi, shaking him up with hard shots and forcing trainer Buddy McGirt to throw in the towel after the 10th round. Never one to sugar coat reality, Malignaggi openly contemplated retirement because of recurring hand problems and an ineffective style.In the months that followed, Malignaggi fired McGirt as his trainer, allowed his hands to heal and seemingly turned back the clock with the help of new trainer Sherif Younan. Younan got Malignaggi back to doing what made him a star in the first place. With only five career knockouts, it’s a safe bet to classify Malignaggi as a light puncher.After an easy comeback victory over Chris Fernandez, Malignaggi seemed poised to make the career transition from ‘Contender’ to ‘Opponent’. His days of being seriously considered as championship material appeared to be over. Juan Diaz had him lined up for a comeback fight of his own. Malignaggi went into Diaz’s hometown and predicted he wouldn’t get a fair shake. He was right, as a fight that many felt he could have easily won, was given to Diaz. The now infamous Gale Van Hoy scored the fight 118-110, in favor of Diaz. Malignaggi raised hell after the decision, holding true to his style of never pouring sugar on the truth of his feelings.After taking his campaign for a rematch to the internet, Malignaggi got the attention of Golden Boy Promotions and HBO. In Saturday night’s rematch, Malignaggi outworked the usually tireless Diaz and beat him more convincingly, and more importantly, on all three scorecards. All three judges had the score 116-111 in favor of Malignaggi. In a career filled with solid, but less-than-marquee victories for Malignaggi, Diaz proved to be the defining victory for the young Brooklynite. He worked his jab, moved his feet and even threw in some good stinging combinations from time to time. Malignaggi has effectively turned his career around and looks to be a player in the Jr. Welterweight division again.After the fight, Malignaggi stated he wanted to fight Juan Manuel Marquez and the winner could move on to face former 140-pound kingpin Ricky Hatton. He also mentioned Amir Khan and Victor Ortiz, among others, as potential opponents.The Paulie Malignaggi that fought against Lovemore N’Dou and Ricky Hatton would have had a slim-to-none chance of competing with the top 140-pounders in the world. The Paulie Malignaggi that boxed circles around Juan Diaz for at least 14 of 24 rounds stands a good chance of recapturing another world title and silencing the critics that say the Diaz fights were two flashes in the pan.This article is also featured at http:// . (NASDAQ:DEPO) announced today that the previously announcedproduct license agreement under which Solvay Pharmaceuticals will have exclusiverights for DM-1796 for the treatment of pain in the United States, Canada,Mexico and Puerto Rico, has cleared review under the Hart-Scott-Rodino (HSR)Antitrust Improvements Act of 1976.

The $25 million upfront payment to Depomedunder the agreement is due 60 days following todays completion of the HSRreview. Under the terms of the agreement Solvay Pharmaceuticals will make an upfrontpayment of $25 million to Depomed, and will make milestone payments to Depomed,subject to the fulfillment of future regulatory and sales milestones, of up toan additional $370 million (up to $70 million in regulatory milestones and up to$300 million in sales milestones). Solvay Pharmaceuticals will also pay aroyalty of 14 to 20 percent, depending on product sales. Currently in Phase 3 development, DM-1796 isbeing studied for the treatment of postherpetic neuralgia. This payment, combined with our existing cashposition provides Depomed with sufficient financial resources to complete bothour Phase 3 trials for DM-1796 as well as DM-5689 for hot flashes without anyother external financing requirements," said Carl Pelzel, Depomeds presidentand chief executive officer.

Clinical Development StatusIn March 2008, Depomed initiated dosing of the first patient in a Phase 3clinical trial for DM-1796 for PHN. The study is a randomized, double-blind,placebo-controlled study of approximately 450 PHN patients. Patients in thestudy are randomized into two treatment arms: placebo, or 1800mg of DM-1796dosed once daily. Postherpetic Neuralgia (PHN)Postherpetic neuralgia (PHN) is a persistent neuropathic pain condition. It iscaused by nerve damage after a shingles, or herpes zoster, viral infection andafflicts approximately one in five patients diagnosed with shingles ( 150,000individuals) in the U.S.