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Competition - May, 2023

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• Chancery Keeps Most Health Co. Poaching Suit Counts Alive
• Court Sends Commerce Back To The Books On Locker Duties
• Intercontinental Blasts FTC Bid To Cut Merger Defenses
• EU-US Tech Talks Tease Outbound Investment Action
• Electrolux Sets Aside $60M For French Antitrust Charges
• Soccer Exec Can't Cut Sentence In FIFA Case, Feds Say
• Canadian Pacific-KCS Wants Voice In Merger Approval Appeal
• FERC Got Oil Pipeline Rate Ruling Wrong, DC Circ. Told
• How New Reforms Could Alter Canada's Merger Environment
• BakerHostetler Brings On Ex-MoFo Litigator In NY
• 2 Firms Will Steer Chancery Suit Over Space Biz-SPAC Merger
• Teva's Drug IP Deal With Gilead Not Pay To Delay, Jurors Hear
• Grubhub, Uber Eats Ask 2nd Circ. For Antitrust Arbitration
• Apple Beats Derivative Suit Over Anti-Poach Deals, For Now
• Calif. Microchip Co. Accuses Chinese Biz Of Infringing Patents
• Acthar Buyers Still Want Class Treatment In Antitrust Suit
• Texas Session Brings Changes To Civil, Judicial Procedure
• WWE Wants To Tap Out Of Rival's 'Futile' Antitrust Lawsuit
• Auto Cos. Can't Halt Mass. AG's 'Right To Repair' Enforcement
• FTC Must Respond To Axon Case After Supreme Court Trip
• Vape Cos. Ask Fed. Circ. To Undo Ban In 'Elf' TM Suit
• FCA Can Be An Effective Tool For Fighting Customs Fraud
• Suboxone Buyers Fight Late Dismissal Bid In Antitrust Case
• Building Supplier Says Rival Raided Its Ranks To Start NC Biz
• Baker Donelson Brings On Ex-Akerman White Collar Pro
• Pot Cos. Bring License Dispute To Mich. Supreme Court
• Microsoft Appeal Of CMA's Deal Block Due For July Hearing
• Judge To Consider Early Schedule For RealPage Class Action
• Top NLRB Prosecutor Targets Noncompetes In New Memo
• UK Accepts Fixes In Asda's £600M Co-Op Stores Deal
• US, EU May Talk Same Talk On Tech But Enforcement Varies
• Trade Court Says Mixed Frozen Fruit Is Still Frozen Fruit
• Google Chat Sanctions Are A Wake-Up Call On Message Apps
• Wyden Pushes ITA On Spyware Sales To Foreign Markets
• Consumers Fight Qualcomm Bid To End Antitrust Case
• Albertsons, Kroger Slam 'Baseless' $25B Merger Challenge
• Attys Sanctioned For 'Reckless' Inclusion Of LG In CRT Case
• Evidence Should Shred Glycine Evasion Ruling, Importers Say
• CBS, Cox, Fox Will Pay $48M To End Ad Price-Fixing Claims
• Meta Won't Use Rival Ad Data For FB Marketplace, CMA Says
• Microsoft's UK Activision Appeal To Focus On Markets, Fixes
• Looking For Plausibility In FTC's Amgen Merger Challenge
• 4th Circ. Revives Prison Phone Price-Fixing RICO Claims
• Some Client Speculations On AI And The Law Firm Biz Model
• Ticketmaster Seeks $3.6M Fees For Beating 'Weak' Patent Suit
• Mayer Brown's NY Staff Helps Mentor Teens, Young Adults
• Cos. Shouldn't Alter Noncompete, Severance Agreements Yet
• Automakers Want Mass. 'Right To Repair' Blocked Until Ruling
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Mastercard Loses Bid To Appeal To Trim £10B Swipe Fee Suit
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell Lipton, Latham
• Albright, Royalty Rates & AI Updates You Should Know
• NCAA Says Volunteers Not Harmed By Limit On Paid Coaches
• NTIA Warns EC Against Proposed Telecom Network Fees
• Judge Says 'Unclean Hands' Ease 'Made In America' Loss
• Flooring Exec Gets Probation For Bid-Rigging Involvement
• 3D Printer Stratasys Inks $1.8B Merger Deal, Draws Hostile Bid
• IP Forecast: Paul Hastings To Attack DQ Bid In Coke Feud
• Illumina Shareholders Oust Board Chair Amid Icahn Battle
• Attys Get $37M For Landing Forex Rigging Deals
• Judge Lets Gout Drug Antitrust Suit Move Forward
• Shkreli Cos. Bankruptcy Illustrates Novel Subchapter V Trend
• A Look At Texas Business Courts' Potential M&A Impact
• Furniture Co. Challenges Duties On Chinese Wooden Bed Sets
• Sens. Urge DOD To Probe Alleged Contractor Price-Gouging
• Jury Grants Insurer $2M Win Against Former Employees
• Viasat's $7.3B Inmarsat Deal Clears Last Hurdle With EU Nod
• Gilead, Teva Ink 11th-Hour HIV Antitrust Deal With Pharmacies
• Assessing Overlapping Boards After DOJ Crackdown
• EU Watchdog Defends Split From UK On Microsoft-Activision
• UK Clears EDF Bid For GE's Nuclear Turbines
• Jurors Weren't Barred Over Race, Gilead Antitrust Judge Says
• GOP Lawmakers Blast China's Ban On Micron Products
• Blumenauer To Reintroduce Customs Loophole Bill
• Reps. Reintroduce Bipartisan UK Trade Negotiations Bill
• Judge Lets Walgreens Try To Shift Some Overbilling Blame
• LegitScript Can't Pause Blacklist Suit, Court Told
• Consumer Suit Over American-JetBlue Pact Sent To NY
• Lowe's Cuts Interchange Fee Deals With Mastercard, Banks
• Merck's $10.8B Calif. Biotech Buy Goes Unchallenged By FTC
• US Security Exception Proposal May Undermine The WTO
• FTC Hospital Merger Notification Suit Moved To Louisiana
• Judge Won't Rule Yet On Airline Experts: 'Court Position Clear'
• Boston Scientific Downsizes Stent Deal Under FTC Pressure
• Mexican Pipe Co. Says Feds Put Out-Of-Scope Items In Duty
• Citi, Deutsche Admit Sharing Bond Trading Info, CMA Says
• Meta Loses Disclosure Challenge Over EU Antitrust Probe
• HIV Drug Antitrust Trial 'Leaving The Station,' Judge Says
• DOJ, Drug Buyers Rip Teva's Criminal Probe Doc Bid In MDL
• Court OKs Feds' New Reasoning For Hefty Chinese Tire Duty
• In Russia, US Reframes Secondary Sanctions To Suit Allies
• Apple Says Masimo Can't Revive Biz Trade Secrets In IP Row
• Keurig Wants To Toss Winn-Dixie Claims On Top Of Sanctions
• Philips Owes $2.5M Treble Damages After IP Trial, Rival Says
• Wholesalers Ask Judge To Rethink Trims In StarKist Suit
• 'No Legal Road Map' To Pause Pot Settlement, Judge Says
• Security Co. Can't Recruit Workers From Rival After Merger
• DC's AG Fights For Revival Of Amazon Antitrust Suit
• Failed Tegna Deal Reveals Increasing Merger Review Hurdles
• Biotech Co. Says Red Cross Plainly Violated Antitrust Law
• Commerce Tees Up Duties For Dumped Chinese Rail Couplers
• Meta Takes Big Loss In $53M Sale Of Giphy To Shutterstock
• Illinois Jury Awards $5.5M Over 'Purple' TM Infringement
• Deloitte IP Theft Prosecutor Ousted Over US Atty Conflict
• A Lawyer's Guide To Approaching Digital Assets In Discovery
• Jones Day Taps Ex-DOJ Antitrust Prosecutor In Minneapolis
• Swiss Re Joins Peers In Quitting UN Insurance Climate Group
• What IP Attys Should Know About Enablement After Amgen
• PGA, LIV Discovery Must 'Move Along' Amid 9th Circ. Fight
• Tegna-Standard General $8.6B Deal Crumbles Amid FCC Battle
• Biz Groups Tell 4th Circ. Duke Antitrust Suit Must Stay Dead
• Drywall Co. Can't 'Backdoor' Purple TM Rights, Jury Hears
• NY AG Recovers $100K In Lysol Price-Gouging Case
• SocGen, 2 Other Banks Reach $90M Libor Deal With Investors
• Nippon Chemi-Con Hit With $89M Capacitor Price-Fix Verdict
• Doctors Say Noncompete Threats Chilled Orthopedics Market
• Teva Accused Of Asthma Inhaler Antitrust Scheme
• DOJ Nets 'Badly Needed Win' Against American-JetBlue Deal
• NJ Judge Says Jury Must Demystify Vague ER Contract
• High Court's Ethics Statement Places Justices Above The Law
• Gamers' Bid To Pause Microsoft-Activision Deal Denied
• Jewelry Co. Opposes Rival's $306K Fee Bid In Copyright Suit
• Paul Weiss Reps Chevron In $7.6B PDC Energy Purchase
• HSBC, Scotiabank Beat Silver Price Manipulation Suit
• Biden Picks Telecom Aide, Ex-Wiley Atty For 3rd FCC Dem Seat
• Commerce Defends 4th Crack At Setting French Steel Duties
• Law Firm Beats Rival's TM Suit But Founder Still On Hook
• States, Others Oppose Google Bid To Trim Play Store Case
• Saudi Fund Moves To Toss Counterclaims In PGA Tour Row
• Gas Stations Again Seek Own Spot In Visa, Mastercard Case
• Ski Operator Wants Rival's Docs To Fight NY Antitrust Case
• Harvard Fights Vizgen's Claims In Spatial Imaging Patent Fight
• JetBlue-American Pact Amounts To Illegal Merger, Judge Says
• Time For Law Schools To Rethink Unsung Role Of Adjuncts
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Davis Polk, Latham
• Apple IP Judge Laments Twombly Standard 'Gift And A Curse'
• Dubai Electronics Co. Fined $283K For Aiding Israel Boycott
• Russia Oil Revenue Drops Even As Exports Rise, Report Says
• Takeaways From FTC's Challenge Of Amgen Deal
• Biden Admin. Announces Trade Deal With Taiwan
• RFK Jr.'s Anti-Vax Suit Dropped Days After Transfer To NY
• CSX Hits Back At $14M Atty Fee Bid In Norfolk Southern Case
• China Tops EU's List Of Countries With Poor IP Policies
• UK Watchdog Says Veterinary Chain's Mergers Raise Concern
• NFL Must Produce YouTube Deal Docs In 'Sunday Ticket' Suit
• TransPerfect Adds Ex-Allen & Overy Atty As Consulting Chief
• Alibaba Proceeds With Plans To Spin Off Units, Pursue IPOs
• Pa. Health Care Union Asks DOJ For Antitrust Probe Of UPMC
• 4 Areas Of Heightened Antitrust Risk In Private Equity
• Courthouse Door Now Open To FERC Enforcement Challenges
• 'Sarcasm, Ms. Keller': T.I. Spars With MGA Atty At Doll IP Trial
• Judge Draws Bright Lines Around Discovery In Golf Battle
• Chinese Tire Co. Likely State-Controlled, Trade Court Says
• FTC Slams Intercontinental's Defense Of $11.7B Merger
• T-Mobile Cites DC Circ.'s Meta Ruling In Merger Challenge
• 7 Questions For Gigi Sohn On Broadband, FCC Fights
• Moore & Van Allen Nets $823K In Fees After Trade Secrets Win
• FTC Adds CVS Unit, Another Group Purchaser To PBM Probe
• Power Equipment Biz Denied Retrial Over Misread CIT Ruling
• Defending Remaining No-Poach Case, DOJ Assails Loss
• Another Poultry Co. Cuts Deal With DOJ Over Wage Fixing
• Antitrust Chief Says Canada Needs Competition Law Revamp
• Tips For In-House Legal Leaders In A Challenging Economy
• Crowell & Moring Antitrust Pro Jumps To McDermott In DC
• Walgreens To Pay SF $230M After Landmark Opioid Trial Loss
• GOP AGs Ask Insurers To Disclose ESG Commitments
• Truckmaker Can Challenge Cartel Pass-On Damages Ruling
• Standard General Makes Late Bid To Sway FCC On Tegna Deal
• EU Warns Asiana Air Deal Could Hurt Passengers, Air Cargo
• Ivy League Asks Judge To Sideline Athlete Antitrust Lawsuit
• 10th Circ. Doubtful That Okla.'s PBM Law Evades Preemption
• GOP Lawmakers Want FCC Probed Over $8.6B Tegna Deal
• T.I.'s Stepdaughter Tells Jury MGA Stole Her Group's Look
• More Claims Deleted In Hard Disk Part Price-Fixing Case
• 2 Firms Vie To Lead Google Parent Suit Over DOJ Probe
• Commerce Readies Tariffs On Subsidized Chinese Couplers
• Ga. Wholesalers Say $2M Tobacco TM Verdict Is Excessive
• Disagreement Persists Over Google Play Store Trial Structure
• Jazz Ducks BCBS Claims But Not Xyrem Class Cert.
• Wash. Judge Says No Path For Unlicensed Legal Work Claims
• EU's Microsoft-Activision OK Raises Question: Fix Or Fight?
• Biden Vetoes Legislators' Ax Of Solar Tariff Moratorium
• Lawmakers Order Feds To Explain Weapon Oversight Failures
• M&A Considerations For European Cos. Acquiring US Entities
• Sniping Continues As Players Bow Out Of PGA-LIV Brawl
• FERC Had The OK To Redo Power Market Rule, 6th Circ. Told
• FTC Challenges $28B Amgen-Horizon Therapeutics Merger
• US Soccer Seeks To Bring FIFA Antitrust Fight To High Court
• Valve Corp. Stole Tech For VR Systems, Patent Suit Claims
• FTC Ordered To Produce Info 'Fundamental' To Meta Case
• Anti-Vaccine Antitrust Suit Moved From Texas To NY
• Dueling Atty Fee Motions May Miss Mark In Ax-Throwing Row
• Settlement Elusive As $8.6B Tegna Deal Nears Deadline
• CoStar Skimps On Details In Copyright Suit, Rival Says
• Sens. Say Green Energy Domestic Content Rules Lack Teeth
• Turkish Steel Co. Can't Cut US Rivals From Dumping Suit
• Google Calls DOJ Ad Tech Monopoly Complaint 'Old'
• Farmers Want Deere To Turn Over Right-To-Repair Docs
• Duke Energy Tells 4th Circ. Not To Revive Rival's Antitrust Suit
• UniCredit And Natixis OK $27M Deal In Bond-Rigging Suit
• Steel Biz Pans Feds' 'Unconstitutional' Move For Higher Duty
• What Associates Need To Know Before Switching Law Firms
• EU OKs Microsoft-Activision Deal On Cloud Gaming Promises
• Kirkland, Latham Steer $18.8B Energy Infrastructure Biz Deal
• FCC Staff Balks At New Tegna Visits To GOP Commissioners
• Wash. Fish Health Co. Broke Deal, Chilean Distributor Says
• NFL 'Sunday Ticket' Buyers Search Terms Ruled Too Complex
• Kroger, Albertsons' Dominance 'Beyond Doubt,' Judge Told
• Calif. Teachers' Fund Strikes $2.1M Deal In Libor-Rigging Case
• FTC Bucks Hospitals' Push For Court To Preempt Merger Fight
• Fed. Circ. 'Collapsing' Statutory Tariff Relief, Justices Told
• Ex-Workers Denied DaVita Grand Jury Docs For Now
• T-Mobile Suit Within DC Circ.'s 4-Year Limit, Class Claims
• Tearful Judge Shows Mercy To 'Extraordinary' FIFA Witness
• Rimon Makes 4 Key Hires In California, South America
• Commerce Slaps Duties On Paper Folder Imports
• White & Case Hires Ex-Kirkland Antitrust Pro
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Taxation With Representation: Gibson Dunn, Davis Polk
• A Case For Sharing Mediation Statements With Counterparties
• British Airways, Delta Set For Fees Fight With Heathrow
• Jury Finds Minn. Contractor Not Guilty Of Gov't Bid-Rigging
• Conn. Health System Wrong On Filed Rate Doctrine, Judge Told
• Class Action Over Safeway 'BOGO' Deals Heads To Fed. Court
• Shelby's Co. Says '60 Seconds' IP Bench Trial No Photo Finish
• New Commerce Rule May Take Aim At China's Trade Reach
• Mich. Exec Can Escape Houston Tech Co.'s Trade Secrets Suit
• Producer Appealing Union 'Blacklist' Case To 2nd Circ.
• Senate Panel Approves Bipartisan PBM Overhaul
• Export Controls Can't Keep Up With Adversaries, Analysts Say
• Crypto Developer Gets 10-Year Export Bar For Aiding N. Korea
• Taxing The Digital Economy: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
• Fla. Court Says Vero Beach Can Set 'Reasonable' Water Rates
• Key Risks Of New Tech In The Retail Industry
• Indivior Wants Class Tossed From Suboxone Antitrust Case
• Challenging Standing In Antitrust Class Actions: Injury-In-Fact
• LinkedIn Looks To Toss Renewed Antitrust Suit From Users
• Reupped Bill Pushes Review Of Outbound China Investments
• Burford Says Sysco Wrong On The Law In Injunction Fight
• Recent DOJ Setback Unlikely To Shift Labor Antitrust Focus
• Deals Rumor Mill: Saudi Aramco, Alibaba, Meta
• Lack Of HIV Drug Deal Before Trial Shocks Antitrust Judge
• LegitScript Renews Bid To Pause Price Check Blacklist Suit
• TI Wants $100M From MGA In OMG IP Trial, Jurors Told
• Calif. Judge Grants NCAA Delay On Wage-Fixing Suit
• Lime Asks Court To Keep Hertz Trade Secrets Suit Alive
• To Gets Vaccine Bundling Suit Tossed, Merck Points To GSK
• DC Circ. Looks At Immunity Denial In Railway Antitrust Case
• Mattress Importer To Edit Suit After 10th Circ.'s Bid For Clarity
• Masimo Calls Axing Of Biz Trade Secrets 'Manifest Injustice'
• FCA Chases 'Shrewder' Kickbacks As 50-Year Hunt Intensifies
• Guests Say Algorithm Unfairly Fixes Atlantic City Room Rates
• UnitedHealth Unit Cites Latest DOJ 'No-Poach' Loss To Exit Suit
• Berger Montague Expands Again With 1st Canada Office
• Preparing For Legal Scrutiny Of Data Retention Policies
• Fujifilm To Buy Entegris Electronic Chemicals Biz For $700M
• EU Court Chucks Out Lufthansa's €6B German COVID Aid
• PE Firms Strike $7.1B Deal To Buy Syneos Health
• Convicted 'Pharma Bro' Shkreli's Companies File For Ch. 11
• TI's Lyrics, Criminal History Restricted In Doll IP Retrial
• Hyundai Unit Says It Made No Promise To Mich. Dealership
• Winn-Dixie Sanctioned For Keurig MDL Discovery Failures
• WWE Rival Company Fights To Keep Antitrust Suit Alive
• NC Homeowners Decry 'Confusion' In 4th Circ. Appeal
• 7th Circ. Won't Rethink Suit Over Chicago's $1B Meter Deal
• Meta Says FTC Must Show Evidence Of Harm In Monopoly Suit
• Huawei Accused Of Demanding 'Exorbitant' Patent Fees
• Gas Buyers Denied Another Shot At Price-Fixing Case
• Congress Must Reform PBMs To Lower The Cost Of Insulin
• Labcorp Says Texas Paid Claims For 8 Years Before Fraud Suit
• Niaspan Buyers Ask 3rd Circ. For Rehearing On Class Cert.
• Mattress Makers Say Importer Not Playing Ball After Remand
• Does DOJ's Assa Abloy Deal Encourage More Fix-It First?
• JetBlue, Spirit Defend Merger Deal Against DOJ Challenge
• Meat Co.'s Beef With Pittsburgh Steelers' Stadium Squashed
• Ga. Concrete Co. Fights For Particulars In Antitrust Case
• FTC's Framework For Assessing Direct Selling Cos. Is Flawed
• FTC Wants Info On New $4B Tempur Sealy-Mattress Firm Deal
• Truck Makers Want CAT To Look Again At £2B Cartel Claim
• Labor Collusion Loss Will Shape DOJ's Case Strategy
• Standard General Announces Diversity Plan For Tegna Deal
• Viasat's $7.3B Deal For Inmarsat Gets Final UK Approval
• Tuna Buyers Want PE Firms To Stay In Price-Fixing MDL
• WTO Members Present 6 Proposals For Reform
• Total Wine Says FTC Probe Of Rival Co. Too Expansive
• GOP Lawmakers Press Climate Org. Over Antitrust Worries
• Lawmakers Are Likely Key To TV Stations' Streaming Dreams
• 2 Firms Lead MGP Ingredients' Buy Of Family Bourbon Biz
• Calif. Atty's ADA Suit Against State Bar Facing Uphill Battle
• PE Firms To Pay $4.25B For Baxter's BioPharma Solutions Biz
• PGA Slams Saudi Fund For 'Misleadingly' Fighting Subpoenas
• Illumina Tells Shareholders Icahn Wrong About Selling Grail
• Sidley's Newt Minow, Titan Of Public Broadcasting, Dies At 97
• Attorneys Should Have An Ethical Duty To Advance DEI
• Seth Waxman Joins Ivy League Antitrust Battle With Athletes
• Concrete Exec Wants To Suppress Info Obtained Without Atty
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Class Cert. Denial In Niaspan MDL
• Losing Chevron Would Spell Relitigation For Commerce Dept.
• UK Antitrust Watchdog Open To Class Cert Interventions
• Utah Tribe Accuses State Agencies Of Racist Bidding Scheme
• Congress Poised To Act Amid Explosion of State PBM Laws
• DOJ Settles Assa Abloy Merger In Middle Of Trial
• DOJ Tells 4th Circ. Not To Upend Bid-Rigging Conviction
• Senators Revive Push For Digital Country-Of-Origin Labels
• Another LIV Golfer Bails On Legal Fight Against PGA Tour
• Spanish Watchdog Probing Telefonica Over 2015 Merger
• Data-Driven Insights Are Key To Attracting Today's Clients
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• A Per Se Setback For DOJ's No-Poach Prosecutions
• TD Bank-First Horizon: From Dawn To Dusk On A $13.4B Deal
• Apple, Masimo Denied JMOL Wins In $1.85B Watch IP Row
• Judge Slices Sandwich Shop Trade Secrets Suit
• Google Wants 9th Circ. To Speed Up Class Cert. Appeal
• Luxembourg's Engie Rulings Not State Aid, ECJ Adviser Says
• Low Antitrust Pleading Bar Will Swamp DC, Chamber Warns
• Sysco Says It's Owed Full Control Of Price-Fixing Claims
• Feds Erase Chinese Flooring Co.'s Duties Under Duress
• Commerce And American Indian Group Agree To Expand Exports
• Railways Want $14M In Costs For Defeating CSX Antitrust Suit
• Vape Cos. Seek Order Barring US Rival In 'Elf' TM Suit
• 11th Circ. Says Fla. Scrap Metal App Didn't Use Trade Secrets
• European Commission OKs Hydro's Acquisition Of Alumetal
• UK Regulator Launches Antitrust Review Of AI Markets
• Gas Buyers Want Another Shot To Save Price-Fixing Case
• US Sens. Tout Bill That Would Make Google Divest Ad Units
• Panel Affirms Ga. Hospital's Need For New Surgery Center
• VW Gets PTAB To Review Patent Cited In Car Tech MDL
• Commerce 'Distorting' Facts In Tin Can Suit, Importer Says
• 'Y'all Do Different Stuff,' Judge Says In $48M Trademark Feud
• DOJ's Assa Abloy Merger Trial Paused Again And Again
• Wash. Justices Won't Review StarKist Price-Fixing Ruling
• Law360's 2023 Competition Editorial Advisory Board
• $5.3M Settlement Approved In Workers' No-Poach Lawsuit
• Pencil Co. Urges Fed. Circ. To Erase Evasion Finding
• Ascensus Lied About Ripping Off Rival's App, 1st Circ. Told
• FTC's Khan Says AI Raises Familiar Concerns About Big Tech
• CMA Loses Bid To Appeal Shutdown Of Apple Probe
• Ghosting In BigLaw: Why Better Feedback Habits Are Needed
• UK Launches Antitrust Probe Into Adobe's $20B Figma Deal
• US Didn't Revise Olive Tariffs Despite WTO Ruling, EU Says
• FCC Chair Defends Tegna Hearing Order Against GOP Critics
• No Plans To Replicate N. America Trade Deal, Tai Says
• Sandoz Drops Counterclaims After $39M Patent Trial Loss
• Dell Spinoff Owes $85M, Not $236M, After Patent Fight Retrial
• New Rulings Back Hospital Antitrust Suit, Conn. Residents Say
• Pleading Standard Sought In Amazon Suit Said To Harm DC Biz
• Saudi Wealth Fund Fights PGA Bid To Toss Subpoena Appeal
• Ga. Justices To Review Fight Over Hospital Change
• Crypto Mining Datacenter Co. Seeks Payback Of China Duties
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• High Court Decision Casts Doubt On FTC, SEC Proceedings
• Bipartisan Overhaul Of Rx Benefit Cos. Stalls At Senate Panel
• No Sanctions For Failed Class In Hospital Antitrust Suit
• Mexican Co.'s Rail Car Couplers Hit With Preliminary Duties
• Epic And Apple Get More Time To Seek 9th Circ. Rehearing
• Humana, Aetna Say Calif. Law Bars Drugmaker's Fed. Court Bid
• Questions Abound On EU Plan For New Essential Patent Rules
• Investors Seek Cert. In Robinhood 'Meme Stock' MDL
• Amazon Patent Evaluators Are Biased, Lawsuit Says
• Brass Rod Makers Call For Import Probe
• App-Store Users Slam Apple's 'Stubborn' Class Cert. Fight
• Meat Co. Trims Its Exclusivity Beef With Steelers' Stadium
• Assa Abloy Has Incentives For Strong Asset Deal, Judge Says
• Tobacco Co. Filed Too Early To Offset $9M Judgment
• DC Circ. Asks What's Wrong With Endo-Impax Deal
• Mistrial Declared In Masimo's $1.85B IP Fight Against Apple
• Gamers Say Microsoft, Activision Deal Aims To Eliminate Sony
• Chinese Carbon Cos. Dealt Back-To-Back Losses In Duty Row
• NCAA Blasts NIL Damage Claim, Opposes Class Certification
• Walmart And Energizer Sued For Battery Pricing Scheme
• Law Needs A Balance Between Humanism And Formalism
• FTC's Criminal Liaison Unit Enhances Merger Risks