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California - November, 2020

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• Ex-LA Deputy Mayor, Others Snared In Growing Bribery Case
• Chancery Finds Chinese Co. Defaulted In $5.8B 15-Hotel Sale
• San Fran Utilities GM Took Bribes In Bid Process, Feds Say
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Axis' Insurance Spat With Northrop
• 30 AGs Back $465M J&J Verdict In Landmark Opioid Trial
• Tribe Claims New Evidence In Gaming Co.'s $5.4M Suit
• DoorDash Preps $2.6B IPO As December Blitz Gets Underway
• Calif. Gov. Offers 3-Month Biz Sales Tax Deferral Program
• Calif. Co. Settles Claim It Stiffed Workers On COVID-19 Pay
• Latham & Watkins Hires Tech Attys From Goodwin Procter
• Group Asks 9th Circ. For 2nd Shot At Calif. Water Case
• Walgreens Workers Appeal For Class Cert. In Rest-Break Fight
• Visa Says DOJ Papering Over Plaid Deal's Benefits
• Labor Advocates Urge Biden To Pick Calif.'s Su For DOL
• Considerations For Marketing Cannabis Amid Varied Laws
• Mindbody Deal Case Provides Conflict Takeaways For Boards
• Freelancers Tell 9th Circ. That AB 5 Limits Speech
• 7 Tips For Predeposition Meetings Under New Federal Rule
• 3 Firms Steer CDK Global's $1.45B Sale Of International Unit
• Penningtons Shutters Sole US Outpost Amid Pandemic
• Hudson Pacific, CPP Investments Buy $625M Office Building
• What Biden Presidency May Mean For Data Privacy Litigation
• Calif. Tribe Seeks Sanctions Against BIA In Trust-Land Row
• Justices To Gauge Tribes' Power To Protect Their Own
• 15 Minutes With TCS Education System's General Counsel
• The Firms That Dominated In 2020
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Facebook, Twitter Sued Over IP Used To Quash COVID-19 Lies
• Amazon Nears Win In EBay Fight Over Poaching Top Sellers
• Calif. Judge DQ'd From Atty Fees Fight In Water Plan Dispute
• Calif. Judge Revives Succession Claim In Public Charge Suit
• Up Next At High Court: Census Fight, Child Slavery Claims
• End Of An Era As Calif.'s Pot Czar Leaves Post
• Toyota Gets Faulty Highlander Drive Shaft Suit Axed For Now
• SmileDirect Tries To Save Calif. Dental Board Suit At 9th Circ.
• Microsoft Unit Targeted In Food Delivery App Fight Doc Bid
• UnitedHealth Fights 'Game-Changer' ERISA Class Action Loss
• Calif. Walgreens Workers Bag $4.5M Wage Deal
• Facebook's $650M Biometric Privacy Deal Draws 1.5M Users
• Apple Says Skin Tones Used In Emojis Can't Be IP
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Baker Botts Nabs Jenner & Block ERISA Vet In San Fran
• Time's Run Out On Knock-Off Clocks, TM Suit Says
• MoFo Pans 'Self-Righteous Say-So' In Maternity Bias Case
• Suit Says 'Infant' Fever Drugs Are Same As 'Children' Drugs
• Calif. Airport, City Tangled In Service Monopoly Lawsuit
• Cannabis Developer To Pay SEC $192K Penalty In Fraud Suit
• Smithfield Unit Accused Of Polluting Los Angeles River
• Ethics Reminders As Employees Move To Or From Gov't
• When It Comes To SEPs, Act Locally But Enforce Globally
• UnitedHealth ERISA Ruling Exposes Faults In Health Coverage
• 4 Key Insurance Appeals To Watch In December
• Calif. Inmates Have Claimed $1B In Jobless Benefits, DAs Say
• Restaurant Group Can't Halt LA County Outdoor Dining Ban
• San Bernardino Settles Retaliatory Prosecution Suit For $65M
• Apple Tells Fed. Circ. To Undo WiLAN's $85M Patent Win
• 10 Firms Steer Pot SPAC's $1.2B Deal With Jay-Z
• MC5 Guitarist Shreds Old Spice Over Alleged Likeness Ripoff
• Durbin Likely To Become Top Dem On Judiciary Committee
• Swiss Electronics Co. Seeks Subpoena For ICC Arbitration
• States, Cities Seek Demise Of Trump's Narrowed Water Rule
• Facebook, Princeton Hit With Refreshed AI Data IP Claims
• Prison Operator's Family Separation Defamation Suit Tossed
• Full Fed. Circ. Told Engine-Washing IP Can't Survive Alice
• SG Tells Justices Calif. Donor Privacy Law Unconstitutional
• Caterpillar Unit Dodges $4M In Damages Over Turbine
• Carbon Capture Policy Should Be Aligned For Global Adoption
• Surveying Drug Pricing Reform: The Latest State Activity
• Trump Admin. Tells 9th Circ. Alaska Land Swap Is Valid
• USPTO Aims To End Tech Giants' PTAB Denials Challenge
• A Key To Helping Clients Make Better Decisions During Crisis
• Uber's Employee Status Arguments 'Pure Fiction,' Drivers Say
• NY Auto-Renewal Law Raises Compliance, Litigation Concerns
• Where Data Privacy And CFPB Are Headed Under Biden
• Biden Lauds GM's U-Turn In Tailpipe Emissions Legal Battle
• SPAC Links Up With 2 Cos. To Form $1.35B Telehealth Giant
• 9th Circ. Applies FLSA Standard To Contractor's FMLA Case
• World of Warcraft Co. Faces Privacy Suit Over Tracking Code
• 9th Circ. Says Client Can't Sue Ariz. Firm In Company's Stead
• Rabicoff, Budo Patent Attys Sanctioned For 'Frivolous' Filings
• Sen. Feinstein Says She'll Cede Top Judiciary Committee Spot
• ​​​​​​​Amid Circuit Split, BIA Says TPS Does Not Equal Admissibility
• CFPB Insists Student Loan Biz And Exec Must Cough Up $53M
• WGA Won't Get More Time To Fight Agencies' Injunction Bid
• Big Lots' Ohio Attys Wrongfully DQ'd From Calif. Wage Fight
• DOJ Says Visa Pushing 'Infeasible' Merger Trial Timeline
• 3 Things To Know About The Calif. Bar's Latest License Plan
• Calif. Law Limiting Review Of Gas Power Plants Struck Down
• 3 Takeaways From The Franchising Suit Challenging AB 5
• Volkswagen Knocks Out 2 Cellular Network Patents At PTAB
• Chamber Slams Trump's H-1B Rules As 'Regulatory Ambush'
• 9th Circ. Revives B&B Owner's Case Against Border Agent
• Calif. Supreme Court Won't Hear Amazon Batteries Case
• How Federal, State Plans Could Bring Carbon Capture To US
• DOJ's Visa-Plaid Challenge Shows Email Can Imperil A Deal
• Calif. Panel Upholds Ban On Farm's Unpermitted Pot Biz
• LinkedIn 'Recklessly' Overreported Ad Metrics, Ad Buyers Say
• Uber, Lyft Can't Undo Calif. Court Order To Reclassify Drivers
• Fenwick Guides Rocket Builder In $500M Fundraise
• A Forgotten But Effective Tool Against Opioid Scams
• Sierra Club Says Calif. Dam Hasn't Gotten Proper Review
• 6 Best Practices For Banks Serving The Marijuana Industry
• Ethics Considerations For Law Firms Implementing AI
• Feds Say No Privilege For Ex-Theranos CEO In Fraud Case
• Guitar Center Hits Ch. 11 With Plan To Cut $800M In Debt
• State Court Budget Forecast: Stormy, With Rising Backlogs
• Ralphs Can't Combine Seating Suits, Calif. Panel Says
• Alsup Denies 'Convoluted' Class Cert. Bid In Lyft ADA Suit
• Pomerantz, Abraham Fruchter To Rep Forescout Investors
• Alsup Roasts Google's 'Ramshackle' Suit In Sonos Case
• California's OSHA Board OKs Emergency COVID-19 Rules
• Bees Can't Be Protected As Fish Under Calif. Law
• Creditor Fights 'Outrageous' Contempt Bid In Gem Row
• Ryder Drivers Seek $1.25M Atty Fees After Wage Settlement
• No Extra Discovery For Engineering Co. In Oman Contract Suit
• Calif. Entrepreneur's Spat With Pot Co. Heads To Arbitration
• Pair Of Health-Focused Cos. Tap Market For $2.7B Via IPOs
• Silicon Valley Workers Suing Indicted VC Founder Near Cert.
• Calif. Supreme Court Says February Bar Exam Will Be Online
• Nike Wins Block of Fake Dunk Sneakers
• SEC Fights Abramoff Ally's Bid To Nix Bitcoin Fraud Suit
• Salesforce, Clothier Ring Up $400K Data Breach Deal
• Golden Globes Group Nears Early Win In Media Monopoly Suit
• EU Climate Goals Are Hard To Reach Without Carbon Capture
• Cities Tell High Court Immigrants Belong In Census Count
• Paralegal Admits To Stealing Immigration Firm Clients' Money
• Health Hires: Epstein Becker, Lewis Brisbois, Taylor English
• Calif. Appeals Court Says AB 5 Not Preempted In Trucker Row
• High Court To Hear Case On Tribal Police Power
• NY Judge Grants Fiserv Unit's Exit From Pot Credit Card Row
• E-Commerce Biz Wish Eyes $1B Gunderson, Cooley-Led IPO
• What Calif.'s New Consumer Debt Law Means For Collectors
• Picking The Right Location And Tools For Virtual Courtrooms
• 9th Circ. Puts Heat On Seila Law In CFPB Ratification Fight
• Tata Workers Tell 9th Circ. Bad Jury Instructions Tanked Trial
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Reject Intel's Bid To Undo PTAB Loss
• PayPal 'Soft-Pedaled' Data Breach Disclosure, 9th Circ. Told
• DOJ Keeps Heat On Advisers Despite Quiet End To Bain Case
• Atty Fighting IP Suit Says He's Not Former Firm's 'Property'
• Fed. Circ. Says Ex-Employer Can't Take IP Under Calif. Law
• Judge Blocks Policy Expanding Criminal Bars To Asylum
• Creditors Blast Boeing Supplier's Ch. 11 Stalking Horse Bid
• Facebook Claims User Cloned 100K Instagram Accounts
• Pomerantz Fights Robbins Geller's Lead Atty Win In Zoom Suit
• Sonos, Google Trade Forum Shopper Barbs In Speaker IP War
• 9th Circ. Judge Pans 'Hot Mess' Of Immigration Case Law
• Perkins Coie Adds Davis Wright Employment Partner in LA
• HBO Takes MJ Estate's 'Neverland' Arbitration Bid To 9th Circ.
• Google Likely To Beat 'Loot Box' Gambling Suit, For Now
• Walmart Tells 9th Circ. $102M Pay Stub Penalty Is Unwarranted
• 9th Circ. Revives Vodka IP Suit Tossed For Atty's 'Misconduct'
• Calif. Pot Delivery Rule Doesn't Tie Cities' Hands, Judge Says
• Insurance Considerations For Schools Harmed By COVID-19
• New Suit Fights Visa Rejections Over Blank Spaces On Forms
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Impressed Judge Set To Approve $23.6M Forex-Rigging Deal
• 5 Red Flags For Pandemic-Related Investment Scams
• Samsung Unit Tells Fed. Circ. To Undo Apple's Camera IP Win
• Carbon Capture Tech Offers A Fast Path Toward Climate Goals
• DOJ Reaches Antitrust Deal With Nat'l Association Of Realtors
• Beware Atty Ethics Rules When Reporting COVID-19 Fraud
• T-Mobile Sues San Francisco For Delaying 5G Upgrades
• Latham-Led REIT Lands $1.7B For Life Science Projects
• LG's Challenge To Sensor Patent Amendments Draws Scrutiny
• Facebook Settles Software Co.'s Final Data Patent Claims
• Ex-Trash Hauling Exec Charged In SF Pay-To-Play Scheme
• Prof Wins $8M IP Trial Against Health Cos., Convicted Ex-Atty
• Insurer Needn't Cover ISP's Copyright Film Battle
• 9th Circ. Denies Class Cert. For BofA OT Wages Suit
• Apple Buyers Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Security Patch Suit
• Calif. Appeals Court Revives Gold Retailer's Arbitration Bid
• PG&E Judge Asks, 'What's Wrong With Negotiation?'
• 9th Circ. Mulls If Prop 22 Moots Uber, Postmates' AB 5 Appeal
• 9th Circ. Asked To Revisit $32M Superfund Liability Ruling
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Ruling On EPA's Weedkiller Approval
• High Court Review Puts Unions' Calif. Farm Access At Risk
• PIMCO Shorts Women On Pay And Promotions, Suit Says
• 'Glee' Star's Family Blames Ventura County For Her Drowning
• Trump Admin. Denies Free Speech Harm In WeChat Ban
• Gov't Urges High Court To Allow $3.6B Border Wall Fund Move
• Employers Win Class Cert. In Suit Over Denied H-1B Visas
• UPS Workers Get Partial Cert. In Wage Class Action
• Rexford Industrial Drops $339M On 2 California Complexes
• Comcast Ducks Antitrust Claims But Can't Win Contract Row
• Looking For Judicial Activists? Check The Footnotes
• Citing Romag Ruling, Monster Wants $10M In Trademark Fight
• Apple To Pay $113M To End IPhone 'Throttling' Suit
• Engineering Co. Says Biased Arbitrator Delivered $24M Award
• Alsup Baffled By Lyft's Objection To ADA Class Cert. Bid
• Best Practices For Legal Technology Adoption
• FCC Fines Robocaller $10M For Masking Political Smears
• Franchisees Ask Calif. Federal Court For Block On AB 5
• US Drops Drug Plot Charges Against Ex-Mexican Military Chief
• CAA Asks Court To Stop WGA Boycott As Talks Break Down
• 9th Circ. Says DXC Didn't Waive Defenses To Subcontract Suit
• Insurer Seeks Win In Calif. Bank's $14M Grifter Loss Coverage
• Apple Can't Ditch Claims It Hid iPhone XR Antenna Woes
• DOJ Takes 'Sanctuary' Fight Over Grant Funds To High Court
• Visa Says DOJ Is Dragging Out $5.3B Plaid Merger Challenge
• Feds' Health Aide Union-Dues Rule Struck Down By Judge
• Ex-Walmart Greeter's Bias Claims Sunk By Calif. Panel
• Marc Jacobs Says Nirvana Hasn't Shown It Owns Logo
• Sens. Struggle To Nail Down Central Section 230 Issues
• JPMorgan Chase, First Republic Want Out Of PPP Fees Suit
• NSO Tries Again For Immunity From WhatsApp Hacking Suit
• NLRB's Bid For Rehiring Order Came Too Late, Gas Co. Says
• Talent Agency UTA Says Insurers Owe $150M In Virus Losses
• Calif. Judge Halts Immigration Arrests In San Diego Courts
• Calif. Conagra Workers Package Up $18M Wage Suit Deal
• 'Varsity Blues' Couple Get Jail For 'Warped' Admissions Ploy
• Barr Urges High Court To Undo 9th Circ. Asylum Revival
• USPTO Fights Inventors' Bid To Enter PTAB Denials Challenge
• Blank-Check Trio Tap Public Markets For $640M Combined
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Trump Admin. Tries To Save Oil And Gas Leases At 9th Circ.
• Fiserv Unit Says It Should Be Cut From Pot Credit Card Fight
• Feds Reel In Ponzi Suspect After Underwater Escape Attempt
• The Pandemic's Long-Term Impact On Law Firm Operations
• Software Co. Lands $270M To Improve Open Source Database
• DOT Voids Wash. Meal, Rest Break Rules For Truck Drivers
• University Of Calif. Inks $73M Deal To End Sex Abuse Claims
• Calif. Meatpacking Plant Slapped With $100K COVID-19 Fine
• 'Manufactured' Doesn't Mean Tea Grown In US, Bigelow Says
• FCRA Suit Over Virus Forbearances Kicked To Fed. Court
• Insurer Agrees To Partial Stay In $215M USC Settlement Suit
• Big Banks Beat Suit Over Unpaid PPP Loan Fees For Now
• Calif. Used Virus To Upend Health Plan Contracts, Suit Says
• BIA Must Take Land Into Trust For Calif. Tribe, Judge Says
• Calif. Schools Exempt From Discrimination Law, Panel Says
• Latham, Simpson Thacher Steer Airbnb's $1B IPO Filing
• Energy Cos. Tell Justices Climate Torts Belong In Fed. Court
• Calif. Tells 9th Circ. Meal, Rest Break Rules Aren't Preempted
• Trump Urges 9th Circ. To Reimpose Work Visa Ban
• Nonmonetary Deal Over Facebook Cyberattack Wins Approval
• Paul Hastings Scoops Up Enviro Team From Baker Botts
• Calif. Wage Class Action Belongs In State Court, 9th Circ. Says
• Google Says Dismiss Epic, Other Developers' Antitrust Cases
• Illumina Wants Calif. Court To Double $27M IP Win Over Roche
• 14 Firms To Steer 10 IPOs In Pre-Thanksgiving Rush
• Trump Admin. Can't End Suit Over Early End To Census
• V&E Builds Investment Funds Practice With Oaktree Alum
• BitMEX Hit With 2nd Racketeering And Manipulation Suit
• 9th Circ. Greenlights CoreCivic Retaliation Suit
• 7 Names To Watch As Biden Picks His Labor Secretary
• Loeb, Jones Day Steer SPAC Tie-Up For $1.2B Recycling Co.
• O'Melveny, Weil Guide Strava's $110M Fundraising
• Lack Of Access To Remote Court Proceedings Is Inexcusable
• Backers Of Superspreader Event Hotel Sue Insurer For $40M
• Whirlpool Hit With Defect Suit Over Ice Buildup In Fridges
• Guitar Center Eyes Ch. 11 With Deal To Cut $800M In Debt
• Sony Hits TiVo With Patent Suit Over PlayStation Technology
• CVS Pay Deal Disrupted By Rival Suit's Opt-Out Message
• Dem. State AGs Call For DOJ Backtrack On Election Probes
• Intuit Inks $40M TurboTax Settlement Amid Claimants' Protests
• Investors Say Wells Fargo Loaned Billions To Risky Clients
• Biogen Investors Say Co. Misled Them On Alzheimer's Drug
• FDA Can't Fully Ditch Challenge To Menthol Ban 'Delay'
• Criminal Charges Should Delay Hemp Dispute, Calif. Says
• 3 Open Benefits Questions Under California's Prop 22
• Watchdog Scolds DHS For Denying Migrants At 7 Entry Ports
• Philly's Flavored Tobacco Ban Snuffed Out By Cigar Group
• Why Attacks On Trump's Election Lawyers Are Problematic
• Trial Of Ex-MLB Staffer Delayed After Atty Gets COVID-19
• Calif., Texas Insurees Won't Say Yes To $2.67B BCBS Deal
• LA Pot Regulator Faces Fresh Suits Over Licensing Glitches
• Zoom Settles Trademark Fight Over Its New 'Zapps' Feature
• Kumeyaay Tribes Urge DC Circ. To Block Trump's Border Wall
• Hydroponics Biz Files For $100M IPO On Pot Boom Hopes
• Vaccine Developers Must Put Cure Before Patent Profits
• Cotton Co. Requests Sanctions For $8.9M Litigation Funder
• Avenatti's COVID-19 Prison Release Extended 2 Months
• Wilson Sonsini, Goodwin Steer DoorDash's IPO Filing
• Calif. Privacy Law Resembles, Transcends EU Data Regulation
• Real Estate Rumors: CFH, Hudson's Bay, AvalonBay
• Ex-Skyworks Engineer Cops To SEC's Insider Trading Claims
• How Calif. Employers Can Prepare For Virus Reporting Rules
• High Court To Review Unions' Access To Calif. Farms
• VW Beats Pre-Scandal Car Owners' Emissions Damages Suit
• Wells Fargo Ex-CEO To Pay SEC $2.5M Over Sales Scandal
• Purdue's $8B Deal Doesn't End Calif.'s Row With Big Pharma
• Koh Rips Kellogg Class Attys' 'Kitchen Sink' Litigation Tactics
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Census Bureau Asks Calif. Judge To End 'Replan' Challenge
• Business Community Mostly Wins On Tax Ballot Measures
• PTAB Hands Google Mixed Ruling In Data IP Row
• Calif. Truckers Cite Prop 22 In AB 5 Fight At 9th Circ.
• States Say $8.3B Purdue Opioid Deal Flouts Bankruptcy Rules
• Utz Scoops Up Tortilla Chips Co. On The Border For $480M
• Uber Execs Hit With Derivative Suit Over Scandal-Scarred IPO
• Twitter Contributes $100M For Launch Of Social Justice Fund
• Famed Hollywood Restaurant Loses COVID-19 Coverage Bid
• Legal Services Biz Can't Skip Out On Data Breach Suit Yet
• DHS Warns Of Admitting 'Abusers' If Asylum Regs Challenged
• Nerds Manufacturer Takes Aim At Knockoff Pot Candy
• BBQ Chain Didn't Protect 3M Credit Card Nos., Customers Say
• Calif. Tribe Wants In On Casino Project Suit Against DOI
• Beam Financial Users Sue After Months Of Withdrawal Delays
• SF Officials Approve 1-Year Tax Reprieve For Pot Businesses
• CBD Co., Attys Look To Ax British Investor's $1M Loan Suit
• State Pot Regulators Join Forces To Share Best Practices
• Migrants Ready Challenge To Deportations In 9th Circ.
• Caltech Sues Dell, HP After $1.1B Patent Win Against Apple
• 9th Circ. Ruling Cited In Bid To Ax Hagens Berman Fee Claim
• Justices Told Not To Revisit $268M Hearing Aid Patent Award
• Tesla Ruling Leaves Self-Driving Liability Questions Open
• Avoiding 6 Common E-Discovery Production Pitfalls
• Sports Agency Wants NFL Player's Atty DQed In Contract Suit
• Nirvana Brings Another Suit Over Smiley Face Logo
• 9 Questions For Calif. Air Board Leader Mary Nichols
• 3 Ways COVID-19 Is Reshaping The US Residential Market
• New Vivus Ch. 11 Plan Offers Stockholders Drug Royalties
• 9th Circ. Nixes $14.8M Atty Fees In Dishwasher Defect Deal
• Ex-Mulvaney Rival Will Lead Biden's CFPB Review Team
• Calif. AG Among Possible Picks For DHS Head, Senate Seat
• First Openly Gay Justice Confirmed To Calif. High Court
• Twitter Investors' Securities Fraud Suit Meets Skeptical Judge
• Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Hit With Racial Bias Claims
• UC Regents Beat Student Suits Over COVID-19 Fee Refunds
• Avenatti Trial Over Stormy Daniels' Book Money Set For April
• Apple Loses Bid For Punitives In Epic Games Antitrust Fight
• 4 Key Moments As Justices Debate ACA's Fate
• Feds Want More Than $1M Spent To Restore Calif. Island
• Lame-Duck Senate Turns To Judges, Starting With Ohio Pick
• Feds Rely On Chevron Deference To Defend U Visa Denial
• Empowered By Election Wins, House Dems Push Pot Reform
• LA, Outfront Take Down Billboard Antitrust Suit, For Now
• Ex-SF Giants Player Blames Ballpark For Severe Concussion
• Champion Dog Food Buyers Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Cert. Bid
• UK Users Dropped From Facebook Privacy MDL
• Virus Risk Forces Weeklong Closure Of 2 Calif. Courthouses
• $3M Deal Struck To End LA Times Pay Disparity Suit
• Ex-MoFo Attys Blast Firm's Bid To End Maternity Bias Claims
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Tribe's $2M Fuel Tax Suit Prohibited, Calif. Tax Director Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Boies Schiller, HPP, Capital Partners
• DLA Piper Atty Leaving Firm To Become Second Gentleman
• 9th Circ. Backs UnitedHealth's Mental Health Coverage Denial
• Calif. DA Says Women Prosecutors' Bias Suit Falls Short
• AGs In A Pandemic: Weiser Talks Colo. Health Orders
• Edwards Lifesciences Bolsters Tech's Attack On PTAB Denials
• Court Says Commission-Based Wedbush Advisers Can Get OT
• Visa Seekers Say Trump Can't Use Virus To Limit Immigration
• Zendesk Escapes Securities Claims Over 2016 Data Breach
• Biden Independent Contractor Plan Sends Confusing Message
• Google Tries To Sink Antitrust Suit Over Online Display Ads
• Investcorp Sells $900M Of Urban Apartment Complexes
• Law Firm Biz Development Tips For The Pandemic Era
• Breadcrumb Buyers Get Class Cert. In Kroger False Ad Row
• 'Mere Threat' Of Virus Not Enough To Cause Property Damage
• Stamps.com Investors Win Class Cert. In Securities Fraud Suit
• Ex-Bumble Bee CEO Can't Get Early Release Due To COVID-19
• DOJ Calls Move To Reform Migrant Custody 'Judicial Rewrite'
• Chancery Won't Pause Vaxart Insider-Trading Suit In Del.
• Walmart Cashiers Lodge New Calif. PAGA Suit Over Seating
• 7-Eleven Uses Starbucks Win To End Prop 65 Coffee Warnings
• Fed. Circ. Says WDTX Judge Erred, Sends Apple Case To Calif.
• Wachtell, Goodwin Assist On Adobe's $1.5B Workfront Buy
• Lyft, Uber Say Classification Rulings Can't Stand After Prop 22
• Alsup Rejects Attys $1.6M 'Sweetheart Deal' In Wage Suit
• Ex-Lawyer Gets 3 Years For Defrauding NFL, MLB Players
• Biosimilars Caught In Crosshairs Of Supreme Court ACA Fight
• Walmart Can't Get Rid Of Claims Over COVID-19 Return Policy
• Big Lots Says Calif. Pay Claims Need To Stay In Federal Court
• Biotech Co. Investors Battle To Lead COVID-19 Vaccine Suit
• Feds Say COVID-19 Unemployment Required H-1B Changes
• Facebook Gets Targeted Ad Campaign Class Action Trimmed
• State AGs Sue Feds Over Efficiency Standard Foot-Dragging
• 9th Circ. Backs SF In Cabbies' Airport Rules Challenge
• Car Cos. Should Weigh Calif. Emissions Disclosure Deal
• VA Must Pay 'Blue Water' Vets For Agent Orange Exposure
• Sugar Cereal Suit Won't Get Split Trial For Each Class
• Attys Win $70M Cut In Capacitor Price-Fixing Settlement
• Feds Rip Avenatti's Call For Sanctions In Fraud Case
• The Different Ways High Court Could Assess ACA Viability
• Universal Music's GC Touts Innovation Over Litigation Alone
• Disney Ends Autistic Guests' ADA Suits Over Park Trips
• Law360's Tort Report: Whitey Bulger's Kin Sue Over His Death
• Zoll Medical Sues Security Co. Over Major 2018 Data Breach
• 9th Circ. Told Ore. Hydro Project Violates Water Quality Limits
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Challenge To DOI Casino Land Decision
• SF Voters Support Parcel, Transfer And Sales Taxes At Ballot
• High Court Expansion Unlikely After Tight Election
• Biden Win May Lead To First Black Female Justice
• Biden's Win Means Big Business For BigLaw
• Biden Beats Trump At The Polls As Court Battles Continue
• 3rd Federal Court Blocks Immigrant Exclusion From Census
• Dodger Who Broke COVID-19 Protocol Won't Be Disciplined
• Calif. Dispensary Mr. Nice Guy Slapped With TCPA Class Suit
• WB Stole My Dog, Purported Rin Tin Tin IP Owner Says
• Gibson Dunn's Involvement Won't Stop DoorDash Arbitration
• Canelo Alvarez, Golden Boy Split After Settling $280M Suit
• NLRB Official Says Ikea Filed Unit Scope Objection Too Late
• FCA Accused Of Hood Scoop Defect On 2018 Muscle Cars
• Apple Seeks To Move 'Slide-To-Unlock' Patent Suit To Calif.
• Ex-SF DA Unseats Lacey In LA To Head Largest DA Office
• Ex-MLB Staffer's Atty Wants Trial Pushed After Getting Virus
• U. Of San Diego Latest College Hit With COVID-19 Tuition Suit
• Airbnb Host Says Co. Is Pocketing Virus Cancellation Funds
• HP Misled Investors After Hewlett-Packard Spinoff, Suit Says
• Taxation With Representation: Simpson, Cleary, Ropes & Gray
• UK Software Co. Plans $3.7B Share Sale To Fund OSIsoft Buy
• V&E, Clifford Chance Guide Aspire's $300M IPO
• Receiver, Calif. Co. Reach $7M Deal In EB-5 Fraud Suit
• Cannabis Cos. May Want To Consider Redemption Provisions
• Macy's Says Ex-Workers Agreed To Arbitrate Pay Disputes
• Traders Settle SEC Hack Suit For Less Than Alleged Wins
• 9th Circ. Axes Wells Fargo's Quiet Title Suit Against Nev. HOA
• FDA Likely Can't Snuff Out Challenge To Menthol Ban 'Delay'
• Capote's Trust Sues Paramount Over 'Breakfast At Tiffany's'
• Ex-Startup CEO Gets 135 Months For Embezzling $3M
• Bezos SLAPPs Away Defamation Suit By Girlfriend's Brother
• Ubisoft Hijacked Famous Airplane's TM In Game, Aviator Says
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Artist's Cheese Wall Toppled By Border Wall Contractors: Suit
• Wilson Sonsini-Led AI Fintech Files $100M IPO
• 5 State Ballot Measure Results GCs Need To Know
• Attys Seek $6M As AT&T Settles Roaming Fees Class Action
• DoorDash Judge Calls Prop 22 'Game Changer' In Calif.'s Suit
• DHS Settles Atty Fee Fight After Losing No-Fly Dispute
• Calif. Toll Roads Ink $176M Deal To End Drivers' Privacy Row
• FDA Must Study Enviro Risks Of Genetically Engineered Fish
• Calif. Wants In On Air Regulator's LA Port Terminal Challenge
• Apple Dodges Part Of Investors' IPhone Sales Suit
• Cooley, Kirkland Guide Delivery Co.'s $350M Alcohol Biz Bet
• Pot Co. Hexo Settles Trademark Fight Over CBD Products
• 'Faithless Electors' Bring New Questions For States
• Designers, Beware Copyright Office Font Protection Reversal
• BigLaw Must Drop The Billable Hour To Improve Diversity
• Robbins Geller Nabs Lead In Zoom Shareholder Litigation
• Ex-Appraisal Co. Exec, Son Accused Of Stealing Trade Secrets
• 10th Circ. IRS Summons Ruling Shows Cannabis Biz Dilemma
• The Post-Election State AG Enforcement Landscape
• Feds Seize $1B In Bitcoin From Silk Road Hacker
• Cities Back Seattle Hotel Health Care Ordinance At 9th Circ.
• Fintech Cos. Envestnet, Yodlee Look To Ax Privacy Suit
• Audi, VW, Others Try To Keep Diesel Tech Antitrust Suit Buried
• California Voters Reject Property Tax Ballot Measure
• Gibson, Cooley Craft Merck's $2.75B Cancer Therapy Co. Buy
• Calif. Launches Working Group To Tackle Bias In The Courts
• Ex-Wells Fargo Worker Says Cos. Can't Limit ERISA Venues
• Mitchell Silberberg Nabs Fox Entertainment's Top Labor Atty
• Transpo Ballot Measures Yield Wins For Public Transit
• Creditors Say 24 Hour Fitness' Ch. 11 Plan Lowballs Biz Value
• Capacitor Buyers Lose 'End-Run' Class Certification Bid
• Trump Unleashes Barrage Of Lawsuits In Battleground States
• Spousal Work Permits Don't Automatically Renew, Judge Says
• 3 Takeaways As Gig Cos. Prevail At Polls On Worker Status
• Clerk Who Fixed Cases Wants Another Shot At Plea Bargain
• Diesel Brand Stole Artist's Photo Shoot Concept, Suit Says
• Honda Wants Crash Detector Class Action Nixed
• McKesson Whistleblowers Fight Bid To Toss Opioid FCA Suit
• XPO's $1.45M Wage Deal Shorts Some Workers, Judge Says
• Training Co. Says Private Equity Firm, Rival Blocked Market
• Ga. Atty Says False Bar Exam Result Led To Suicide Attempt
• Marc Jacobs Says Kurt Cobain Didn't Create Nirvana Logo
• The Power Of Private Actions For Natural Resource Damages
• Toolmaker Can't Pull Ohio Law Into Calif. Classification Fight
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