Corporate Archive » November, 2017

Corporate - November, 2017

227 articles

• Kirkland's Should Face Receipt Row Under Spokeo: Magistrate
• Justices May Hear Challenge To SEC Judges, But Not Go Far
• GOP Tax Bill Hits Snags In Senate Over Deficit Concerns
• What You Need To Know About PTAB Amendment Guidance
• Facebook Biometric Data Row May Hinge On 'Right To Say No'
• Treasury Looks Into Tax Bill Analysis After Warren Letter
• Keurig Rival Ordered To Return Docs In Trade Secrets Row
• Walmart Fights Denial Of 'Investing In American Jobs' TM
• Coinbase Must Give Info To IRS For Transactions Over $20K
• Ex-Akin Gump Atty Pleads Guilty In DOJ Suit-Selling Case
• The Billing Evolution: How Far Along Is Your Firm?
• Take Me To Your (Joint Venture) Leader
• The Top In-House Hires Of November
• Regulators, Whistleblowers And The Paradise Papers
• Avoiding A Liability-Induced Holiday Party Hangover
• 10 Tips For Effective Practice Before The 5th Circ.
• SBM Offshore To Pay $238M Fine For FCPA Bribery Violations
• Judge Blames Uber Deputy GC For Waymo IP Trial's Delay
• 5 Takeaways From The 'New' FCPA Corporate Charging Policy
• As GCs Grow In Stature, Bonuses Are On The Rise
• Ex-Comverse GC Loses FOIA Bid Tied To 'Backdating' Scam
• After Inquiry, NLRB's Emanuel Discloses More Ex-Clients
• 9th Circ. Says ESPN App User's Data Isn't Personal Info
• DOJ Outlines Protections For Cos. Aiding FCPA Investigations
• Network Fires Garrison Keillor Amid Misconduct Claims
• EU Data Watchdogs Set Up Task Force To Tackle Uber Breach
• Preparing Your Company Witnesses For The Gotcha Question
• Judging A Book: Saris Reviews 'Locking Up Our Own'
• DOJ Plan To Speed Merger Reviews Gets Skeptical Response
• Matt Lauer Canned By NBC After Sexual Misconduct Report
• Uber Sued Under Wash.'s Revamped Breach Reporting Law
• Justices Push Back Against Wider Whistleblower Definition
• Justices Grapple With 'Gibberish' In State Securities Case
• AT&T Unveils Comcast-Like Arb Deal In $85.4B Merger Fight
• 4 Key Moments From The High Court's Oil States Arguments
• It's OK, Whistleblowers Will Always Have SOX
• 4 Tips For Conducting Effective Workplace Investigations
• Small Banks, Lobby Group Sue Equifax Over Data Breach
• EEOC Wants In On 9th Circ. Pay Bias Rehearing
• Dissecting NAIC's Insurance Data Security Model Law
• Waymo-Uber Trial Delayed Over Claims Of Hidden Evidence
• 3 Ways To Drive Clients Out The Door
• Chicago Suit Is The Latest Over Uber Data Breach, Cover-Up
• Justices To Weigh Curbing State Securities Class Actions
• Cottage Health Pays Calif. $2M To Settle Data Breach Suit
• Chinese Nationals Charged With Hacking Siemens, Moody's
• Citigroup 401(k) Plan Participants Get Cert. In ERISA Suit
• The Firms That Give The Best Client Service
• Children's Place Reaches $6.8M Deal In Sham Pricing Row
• Whistleblower Case Could Widen Into A Chevron Challenge
• Treasury, IRS Appeal Invalidation Of Anti-Inversion Rule
• How To Protect Search Terms In Internal Investigations
• CBRE's Arbitration Provision Is Illegal, NLRB Judge Says
• The 25 Law Firms Clients Say Provide The Most Value
• UK To Expand IP Royalty Taxes To Other Countries
• Whistleblower Protections Are At Risk At The High Court
• 15 Minutes With Petco's General Counsel
• What To Look For In Cyan V. Beaver County Oral Arguments
• Pa. High Court Reverses Ruling On Corp. Tax Appeal Window
• 7 Tips For Conducting Year-End Job Performance Evaluations
• 'Mass Lateral' Moves No Silver Bullet For Beleaguered Firms
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Future MACRA Concerns For Hospitals And Health Systems
• DOJ Guidance Is Dead, Long Live DOJ Guidance
• How Associate Bonuses May Highlight BigLaw's Profit Gap
• FCA Enforcement Under Sessions DOJ Offers More Of The Same
• Palm Families Make Final Bid For $71M In Licensing Fees
• Feds Ask Supreme Court To Reverse Blocks On Travel Ban
• Customs Violated 2 Travel Ban Orders, Gov't Watchdog Says
• AT&T-Time Warner Judge Is No Stranger To Mega-Mergers
• Legal Tech Download: Dentons, Orrick Make Tech Plays
• Remaining Questions About US Paris Agreement Withdrawal
• A Look At Argentina's New Anti-Corruption Law
• What Ending H-4 Work Permits Means For Cos., Immigrants
• Hogan Lovells Picks Up Ex-Walmart Political Pro
• Menards Delivery Drivers Not Employees, NLRB Judge Says
• Panelists See Int'l Tax Landscape Shifting Toward Chaos
• Don't Waste This Planning Cycle: Year-End Strategies
• DOJ Challenges AT&T's $85.4B Bid For Time Warner
• Yellen To Retire From Fed Once Successor Is Confirmed
• 15 Minutes With Credit Karma's General Counsel
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Orexigen Seeks Toss Of Suit Over Drug Trial Leaks
• Chamber, Auto Dealers Back Service Adviser OT Exemption
• NLRB's New Top Cop Crucial To Anticipated Pro-Biz Shift
• Michael Vick's Creditors Finish With Nearly Full Recovery
• Auto Parts Buyers Seek $162M Default In Price-Fixing Suit
• From Snaps To Tweets: The Craft Of Social Media Discovery
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Scientists See No Solution As Talc Cases Test The System
• Big Banks Face Wider Treasury Auction-Fixing Suit
• Shkreli Auditor Says Investor Settlements Seemed Legit
• Law Firm Settles Fight Over Atty's Share Of Sirius Settlement
• $120M Barclays Deal Attys Reduce Fee Request By $8M
• EEOC Report Spotlights Bias Suit Spike, Backlog Cut
• Tax Bill's Legal Fee Provision May Burden Attorneys
• Arnold & Porter Sues Congo Airline Client For $1M Fee
• Ex-Squire Patton Boggs Atty, Prosecutor Joins Nelson Mullins
• House Passes Tax Bill With Deep Cuts For Businesses
• An Interview With Former DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson
• 9th Circ. OKs Calculating Minimum Wage By Weekly Average
• Micron Ruling May Spark New Wave Of Venue Fights
• DOL Solicitor Pick Queried On Arbitration, Harassment
• Quest Row Shows High Court's Antitrust Paradox, Judge Says
• Endo Concealed Unit's Alleged Price-Fixing, Investors Say
• 4th Circ. Rips 'Inference Upon Inference' In Stock-Drop Case
• House Committee Presses Acosta On OT, Fiduciary Rules
• 6 Legal Issues That Enable Serial Harassers
• Why Securities Lawyers Are The New Employment Lawyers
• DC Circ. Threads Needle On Docs Privilege In FTC Row
• Judging A Book: Gilstrap Reviews 'Alexander Hamilton'
• TC Heartland Was A Change In The Law, Fed. Circ. Says
• The Oracle Audit: Lessons From The Only Licensee Suit
• Mattel Seeks Toss Of MGA Trade Secret Claim In Bratz Saga
• Flash-Drive Maker Tells PTAB Patents Should Be Tossed
• Glenhill Capital Analyst Concedes Misstep In Del. Trial
• Feds Extend Immunity To Ex-Retrophin Exec Over Hacking Claim
• Chipotle Wins Halt To Suit Under Axed DOL Overtime Rule
• Sessions Backs Trump Immigration Policy Before House Panel
• Fidelity Whistleblower Loses Suit Years After High Court Win
• 5 Ways New CFIUS Legislation Would Alter Review Process
• The Case For Creating A Mediation Department At Your Firm
• GCs To Throw More Cash To Law Firms In 2018
• Black Ex-Tesla Worker Says Factory Is Race Bias 'Hotbed'
• High Court Won't Tackle FCRA Row Revival Under Spokeo
• JPMorgan, FCA Whistleblower Get Testy Welcome At DC Circ.
• Chancery Nixes Records Suit As Counsel-Driven Effort
• Job Seeker Tells High Court FCRA Rows Not Nixed By Spokeo
• Atty Who Called ICE About Client's Worker Fights FLSA Link
• Mo. AG Investigating Google's Competition, Privacy Practices
• 15 Minutes With Kraft Heinz Co.'s General Counsel
• 5 Employee Wellness Program Tips As EEOC Revisits Regs
• Being There: Defending Depositions
• 6 Ways Employees Can Breach An Employer's Data Security
• 2 Ex-SBM Execs Cop To FCPA Charges In Petrobras Scheme
• HP 'Equity' Was Actually Debt And A Tax Shelter: 9th Circ.
• Corporate Convictions Pale Beside DPA Gains, SFO Boss Says
• Senate Tax Bill Proposes 17.4% Deduction For Pass-Throughs
• SEC Likely To Revisit Cybersecurity Guidance, Official Says
• Appleby Data Breach Highlights Law Firms' Unique Risks
• Calif. Jury Finds Kia Infringed Allstate's 'Drivewise' TM
• EEOC Won $484M For Workers In FY 2017, Cut Backlog
• Brand Battles: US Army Fights For 'West Point' Trademarks
• Ill. Senate Fails To Foil Gov.'s Veto Of Wage History Bill
• How Employers Should Consider Impact Of Sex Harassment
• Bipartisan Bill Would Reduce Tariffs On Hundreds Of Imports
• Better Watch Out: How To Avoid Holiday Hiring Pitfalls
• House Panel Approves Wide-Ranging Tax Legislation
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• The Legal Fallout For Harvey Weinstein's Hired Hands
• Inside SEC's Latest Guidance On Shareholder Proposals
• Solving Pay Equity Questions With Regression Analysis
• More Tax Bill Changes Coming, Brady Says
• Tax Bill's Widening Revenue Hole Threatens 20% Corp. Rate
• Facebook Says IRS Unfairly Blocked Tax Appeal
• SEC Chair Wants Mom And Pop Investors To Have More Say
• Chasm Remains In Experts' Views Of Post-AIA Landscape
• Trump's NLRB General Counsel Pick Gets Senate Approval
• Jury Persuasion In An 'Alt-Fact' World
• Internal Legal Spending Rife With Inefficiency, Report Finds
• DOJ Wants More Enforcement Coordination, Deputy AG Says
• Tax Plan Impacts Exec Pay, But Cos. Shouldn't Act Yet
• Preparing For An Increase In I-9 Worksite Enforcement
• Rolls-Royce Bribe Schemers Hit With FCPA Charges
• Allstate Accuses Kia Of Ripping Off 'Drivewise' In TM Trial
• IRS Encouraging Coordination Among Large Biz Audit Leads
• Jury Clears Dollar Tree in Calif. Pay Stub Class Action
• House OKs Narrowed Joint Employment Definition
• CFPB Names Donoghue New Enforcement Director
• The Future Of NAFTA May Be Up To Congress
• Sens. Ask New NLRB Member To Disclose Conflicts
• How Legal Departments Can Help The Top Brass Diversify
• Biz Lobby Wants Trade Secrets High On USTR Agenda
• Applying The Investors' Playbook To Legal Career Planning
• Justices To Hear From SG On Securities, Whistleblower Cases
• Joint Employer Bill Set For House Vote
• GM Investors Sue In Del. For Emissions Compliance Records
• A Guide To Insurance Coverage For Biometric Privacy Suits
• Union's Fines Against Non-Striking Members Found Illegal
• The Law Firms Spinning The White House Turnstile
• Post-Equifax, NY AG Proposes Tougher Data Security Laws
• What Trump's War On Regulations Means For Lawyers
• Has Trump Been Good For BigLaw?
• Who's Repping Whom? Law360's Guide To The Mueller Probe
• EU Antitrust Chief Calls For Reinventing Corporate Taxation
• Feds Tell 9th Circ. Seattle's Uber Union Law Can't Stand
• Broadcom, Qualcomm Tie-Up Would Take Tech M&A Crown
• Populist Pitchforks Come Out: Insider Trading And Equifax
• 15 Minutes With Verizon Communications' General Counsel
• The Potential Effect Of Data Portability Under GDPR
• Putting Our Nation's Economy At Risk Again
• How IT And Procurement Pros Can Inform Law Firm Budgeting
• EU's 'Dirty Money' Fight Under Fire After Tax Papers Leak
• American Airlines Inks $9.8M Disability Deal With EEOC
• Microsoft, Princeton Sue In Attempt To Stop DACA Rollback
• Pizza Hut Suppressed Managers' Wages, Antitrust Suit Claims
• Northrop Grumman Pension Investors Get Cert. In ERISA Suit
• 35 States Decry Online Sales Tax Ban Before High Court
• Brand Battles: Monster Energy, WeWork, Arsenal FC
• GOP Tax Bill A Boon For Deal-Making, But Questions Remain
• SEC Keeps Acting Chief Of Foreign Corrupt Practices Unit
• The Republican Tax Plan Is Out, But Can They Pass It?
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Getting Real About Artificial Intelligence At Law Firms
• Uber's New CEO, GC Mean 'New Landscape' For Breach Talks
• Local News Sites Shut Down One Week After Union Vote
• Visa, Walmart End Fight Over $7.25B Card-Swipe Settlement
• House Republicans Float Paid Leave Proposal
• Sen. Calls On DOJ, FTC To Weigh Jobs In Merger Reviews
• Perception Vs. Reality At Trial
• In Trump Era, The Fed's Powell Could Be 'Voice Of Moderation'
• Biz Groups Drop Challenge To Dead CFPB Arbitration Rule
• Trump Taps Powell To Lead Federal Reserve
• Senate Panel OKs Antitrust Whistleblower Protections
• Proportionality, Not Perfection, Is What Matters
• GOP Tax Bill Sets 20% Top Corporate Rate
• Retailers Ask Supreme Court To Settle Sales Tax Dispute
• NLRB's Griffin Left Mark With Broad Take On Worker Rights
• EEOC Launches National Online Complaint System
• Biz Groups Push FTC To Avoid 'Theoretical' Privacy Harms
• Ex-MoFo Chair To Join Major Lindsey As SF Managing Director
• Last-Minute Pitches Continue In Bid To Shape Tax Reform
• Being A Public-Benefit Corporation In California, Delaware
• Keurig Says Rival Stole Employees, Trade Secrets
• NLRB Names New Head For Manhattan Regional Office
• Senate Panel Unanimously Approves Trump SEC Noms
• Make Way For The 'Unicorns'