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Corporate - August, 2020

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• Trump's New Nursing-Home Tests Fuel 'Herd Immunity' Debate
• Split 6th Circ. Says Energy Co. Workers Not FLSA Exempt
• McDonald's Says Ex-CEO Not Shielded From Past Lies
• DOL Floats Rule To Curb ERISA Fiduciaries' Proxy Voting
• Nestle, Cargill Deny Liability For Child Slavery At High Court
• Top Whistleblower Bounties At Stake As SEC Preps Rule Vote
• Teamsters Can't Get New Election At Calif. Trash Facility
• BigLaw Cannot Reap Diversity Rewards Without Inclusion
• How COVID-19 May Forever Alter Work Life For Disabled Attys
• Ideas For Closing BigLaw's Diversity Gap
• How Law Firms Can Hire And Retain More Black Attorneys
• Diversity Snapshot: As Told By Black Law Firm Leaders
• These Law Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• In Their Own Words: Being Black In BigLaw
• BigLaw Needs More Underrepresented Attorneys As Leaders
• Advancing Racial Justice In The Legal Industry And Beyond
• Ex-Indivior Exec Inks Plea Deal In Suboxone Opioid Case
• Eateries Blast Insurer's Virus Coverage Suit As Redundant
• Whole Foods' BLM Mask Ban Is About Race, Workers Say
• AMC Allowed To Buy Back Theaters From Failing Rival
• The Top In-House Hires Of August
• VW Ramps Up Bid To Undo 9th Circ. Anti-Tampering Ruling
• 2nd Circ. Kills Trump's Rollback Of Vehicle Emissions Penalty
• Legend In Law: Syneos Health's Jonathan Olefson
• Apple, Google Challenge IPR Discretionary Denial Precedent
• Russia Orders Apple To Make App Store Changes
• Employer Best Practices For Monitoring Remote Devices
• 15 Minutes With Kentucky State University's General Counsel
• Cigna, Anthem Can't Get Damages Over Failed $54B Merger
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• One Year In, Mansfield Rule Is Boosting In-House Diversity
• Law360 Diversity Snapshot: How Does Your Firm Measure Up?
• Why 2020 Could Be A Pivotal Year For Diversity At Firms
• Diversity Work Doesn't Have To Be Reserved For Partners
• Bankrupt Hertz Wants $14M In Bonuses For Execs, Managers
• Travelers Defeats LA Eatery's Bid For COVID-19 Coverage
• NY Firm Wants Hedge Fund Chief's Picasso Over Unpaid Bills
• Robinhood Hires 2 For Compliance Team Amid Outage Suit
• Employers Can Be Penalized On Deferred Tax, IRS Says
• Uber Exec's Charges Put Data Breach Handlers On Notice
• FBI Said To Have Eyes On Bankrupt OneJet's CEO
• Brand Battles: Starbucks Chases After 'Puppuccino' TM
• SEC's Peirce Blasts US Regulatory, Corporate Environment
• Coronavirus Q&A: Skadden's Mass Torts Leader
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• 1st Circ. Ruling Is Cautionary Trade Secret Tale For Employers
• Herbalife Inks $123M Deal Over China Bribery Charges
• Instacart Fooled Customers, Owes Sales Taxes, DC AG Says
• Facebook, Slack IP Attys Say Diversity Efforts Start With Data
• Calif AG Must Face Chamber's Challenge To Prop 65 Warnings
• McDonald's Sues For Coverage In Workers' Virus Safety Suit
• Facebook Targets Secret Data Grabs, Fake Instagram 'Likes'
• Women Gain In GC Roles, But Still Get Paid Less Than Men
• NM Supreme Court Favors COVID-19 Restaurant Restrictions
• Maestro Health Hires Ex-Aon Atty As First GC
• UCLA Says Under Armour Can't Use Virus To Duck $280M Deal
• Bayer's $10B Roundup Deal Teeters As Victims' Attys Cry Foul
• Walmart Appoints New GC For International Business
• What Cos. Could Expect From National Biometric Privacy Bill
• Walmart And Microsoft Team Up On Potential TikTok Bid
• 6 Tips For Conducting Workplace Investigations Remotely
• Allaying Ransomware Threat To Private Funds Amid Pandemic
• 4 Opportunities For Mediators To Settle Big-Dollar Cases
• Ex-UAW Prez Charged With Conspiring To Steal Union Dues
• 9th Circ. Says Ex-Autonomy CFO Can't Nix Fraud Conviction
• COVID-19 Vaccine May Pose New Challenges For Employers
• Random House Atty Slams Avenatti's Book Defamation Claims
• Amazon Workers Bash OSHA Remedy In Virus Safety Fight
• Amazon Arbitration Rulings Invoked Against Lyft, Grubhub
• Feds Accuse 3 Of Global Movie And TV Piracy Scheme
• Libra Replaces Departing GC With Former DHS Legal Head
• SEC Rule Boosting 'Human Capital' Disclosure Draws Dissent
• 4th Circ. Reinstates Facebook Worker's Racial Bias Case
• Why Attys Shouldn't Dawdle On Preparing For A Data Breach
• Legend In Law: TE Connectivity's John Jenkins
• NLRB To Mull Parameters For In-Person Union Elections
• Physical Change Not Needed For Virus Loss, Says Shoe Co.
• Divided SEC Lets More Investors In On Private Offerings
• Joint Employer Ruling Reveals Trump NLRB's True Motives
• Gov't Tweaks Huawei Ban To Let Contractors Report Annually
• UK Stakes Claim As Litigation Destination For SEP Owners
• SEC Proxy Rules Pose Threat To Markets, Shareholders
• Remote Proceedings Bring New Wrinkles For Court Records
• Apple, Google Fight Blame For Child Labor In Cobalt Mines
• Foreign Income Regs Provide Some Clarity But Issues Remain
• English Courts Can Set Global SEPs Rates, Top Court Rules
• Teva Is 7th Drug Co. Charged In DOJ Price-Fixing Probe
• Starbucks, Dunkin' Beat Prop 65 Suit With Calif. Agency Rule
• Cruise Line Workers Stranded By COVID-19 Reach $875K Deal
• Russian Man Charged In Malware Ransom Plot Of Nev. Co.
• SEC Fines Tech Firm, Ex-CFO $18M For Accounting Violations
• Why In-House Attys Should Use Data To Choose Law Firms
• Epic Can't #FreeFortnite But It Can Save Apple App Tool
• DOL To Hold Hearing On New Fiduciary Rule Proposal
• Ex-Pharma CEO Charged With Inside Trading Over Teva Deal
• Ex-DOJ Civil Chief, Back In BigLaw, Dishes On Hot FCA Topics
• The Lowdown On IP Juries In 3 Patent Hotspots
• Huawei Ban Among Pending Rules In New Agency Agendas
• Chinese Co. Violated US Rival's Drone Patent, ITC Says
• Honda To Pay $96M To Resolve States' Air Bag Defect Probe
• DFS Case Shows Insurance Ramifications Of Cyber Breaches
• Google Promotes Longtime Atty To General Counsel
• Cross-Selling Strategies For Law Firms During Pandemic
• Legend In Law: Avantor's Justin Miller
• Apple Offers S. Korea $84M Fund To End Antitrust Probe
• German FRAND Decision May Shape Global SEP Landscape
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Key Takeaways From The 9th Circ.'s Qualcomm Ruling
• Paul Hastings Welcomes Back Partner After In-House Stint
• Burger King Workers' No-Poach Suit Rejected As 'Futile'
• Qualcomm Says Its 9th Circ. FTC Case Win Nixes Investor Suit
• Fortnite Ban May Stay But Judge Rips Apple's Dev Tool Threat
• Biotech Co. Lied About COVID-19 Vaccine, Investors Say
• FTC Must Push 9th Circ. For Qualcomm Rehearing, Cos. Say
• FBI, CISA Warn of 'Voice Phishing' Attacks On Teleworkers
• Leave Issues Puzzling Employers As New School Year Starts
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Volkswagen Emissions Suit
• Chuck E. Cheese Could See 100 Landlords In Court Over Rent
• Texas Supreme Court Approves Twitter Service For Lawsuits
• WTO Rebukes US Duties On Canadian Lumber
• UK Co. Can't Deduct VAT Avoided By Suppliers, Court Says
• Citi Gets Another Freeze In $900M 'Mistake' Transfer Litigation
• ITC Will Shape Impact Of Bill Targeting Licensing Co. Suits
• Legend In Law: Corporation Service Co.'s George Massih
• 15 Minutes With Square's General Counsel
• Atty Media Interview Lessons From Trump's Axios Appearance
• Atty-Client Privilege Doesn't Shield CSX Docs Sought By Rival
• McDonald's CEO Case Instructs On Outside Investigations
• NY AG Names Trump Org, Morgan Lewis In Subpoena Motion
• Fiat Chrysler Aims To Dump Investor Suit Over UAW Bribes
• Avon Inks $14.5M Deal In Stock-Drop Suit Over Recruiting
• Princess Cruises Beats COVID-19 Negligence Suits For Now
• EEOC Urges 7th Circ. To Revive Walmart Sabbath Bias Suit
• Apple Calls Fortnite App Store Ban 'Self-Inflicted Wound'
• Employees Present Cos.' Biggest Cyber Risk During Pandemic
• Coronavirus Q&A: Fox Rothschild's Privacy Practice Co-Chair
• DOL To Scale Back Its Use Of Nonbinding Guidance
• Citibank Files 3rd Suit Over $900M 'Mistake' Payment
• Capital One Need Not Turn Over PwC Data Breach Report
• Chancery Says WeWork Can't Block Docs From Directors
• Litigation Funding Attacks Pose Threat to FCA
• DC Circ. Reverses NLRB In Ports Union Representation Battle
• Robust SPAC Trends Bode Well For IPO Pipeline
• Legend In Law: Liberty Mutual Insurance's James Kelleher
• NLRB's Own Workers Accuse It Of Sham Bargaining
• Facebook's $650M Biometric Deal Gets Initial OK
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Why Remote Depositions Are Likely Here To Stay
• 10 Questions To Ask Before Managing Form I-9s Electronically
• Zuckerberg Questioned By FTC In Facebook Antitrust Inquiry
• 7th Circ. Trims $420M Trade Secrets Verdict Against Tata
• DOL Unveils How To Register As Pooled Employer Plan Boss
• VW, But Not Ex-CEO, Dodges SEC's Emissions Fraud Claims
• DOJ Aims To Bolster Antitrust Enforcement With New Teams
• Uber's Ex-Security Chief Charged With Covering Up 2016 Hack
• 9th Circ. Amazon Ruling Opens New Driver Exemption Battles
• Ex-Comcast Worker Drops Proposed COBRA Class Action
• New Unified High-Tax Election Brings Planning Challenges
• Ex-Cisco Workers Hit Back At 'Retaliatory' Trade Secrets Suit
• Accounting For The Effect Of Disclosures On Peer Stock Price
• 7 Keys To Drafting Effective Legal Briefs
• Legend In Law: P&G's Deborah Majoras
• Bayer Pays $1.6B To Settle Suits Over Essure Contraceptive
• Tips For Protecting Privilege In Remote Internal Investigations
• Lyft, Uber Will Stay Put In California After Court Reprieve
• Plaid Taps Former Top CFPB Lawyer As New General Counsel
• Insurance Exec, Ex-NC GOP Chair Sentenced In Bribery Case
• EEOC Edges Closer To Rule Revamping 'Conciliation' Process
• Costco Beats Stock Suit Over Internal Control Woes Again
• Legend In Law: McKesson's Lori Schechter
• Trump Ends Shipping Tax Exemption For Hong Kong
• 3 Securities Law Basics Every Benefits Attorney Should Know
• Citibank Files Another Suit Over $900M 'Mistake' Payment
• Ill. Privacy Law Doesn't Flout State Constitution, Judge Says
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Tesco Shareholder Class Action
• Insurtech IPO Success Highlights Shifting Investor Priorities
• Justices Tell Facebook To Defend Patent Victory At Fed. Circ.
• Weighing The Virtual Courtroom Option In Civil Cases
• Cost-Based Analysis Can Be Useful In Calif. Contract Disputes
• 6 Ways SEC May Respond To High Court Disgorgement Ruling
• Scotiabank To Pay $127M Tied To 'Massive' Spoofing Scheme
• Actavis Inks Settlement In ADHD Drug Antitrust Suit
• LuLaRoe Must Face Proposed Class Action Over Sales Tax
• Split 9th Circ. Says Amazon Drivers Don't Have To Arbitrate
• Coronavirus Q&A: Bilzin Sumberg Real Estate Leader
• Marriott Faces UK Class Action Over Major Data Breach
• Pot E-Comm Site Leafly Taps GC, Getty Alum To Be New CEO
• Chuck E. Cheese Landlords Say Virus Is No Shield From Rent
• EEOC, McDonald's Franchise Settle Beard Policy Suit
• Citigroup Gets Freeze On $175M 'Mistake' Payment To Brigade
• OSHA Whistleblower Claims Jump Amid Virus, Watchdog Says
• Amazon Can't Use Zillow To Nix Williams-Sonoma's IP Claim
• NY Cybersecurity Rules Pack Wallop In Enforcement Debut
• New DOL Regs Let Workers See 401(k) In Monthly Installments
• Legend In Law: Broadcom's Mark Brazeal
• 13 GCs Selected As Legends In Law
• McDonald's Tries To Shoot Down $500M Sex Bias Suit
• For Some In-House Attys, Virus Means More Work, Less Pay
• Parsing Kamala Harris' Trade And Foreign Policy Views
• Ex-Google Workers Want Sexist Emails, Memes Turned Over
• 5 Considerations For Enhancing SEC Disclosures Amid Crisis
• Attys Shouldn't Overlook Obligations To Potential Clients
• Goldman Sachs Deal Capping Director Pay OK'd In Del.
• Carnival Guest, Worker Data Exposed In Ransomware Attack
• Lessons From Asbestos Can Help Resolve Opioid Liabilities
• US Will Continue Farm Workers' Visa Extensions Amid Virus
• Biz Coalition Asks Congress To Forgive Deferred Payroll Tax
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Boehringer Strikes Deal To End DOL Pay Bias Probe
• Teva Paid $300M Kickbacks Through Copay Groups, Feds Say
• Noncompete Considerations As Businesses Reopen, Rehire
• Paul Weiss To Lobby For WeChat Parent After Trump Order
• Capital One Says PwC Data Breach Report Should Stay Private
• Citigroup Says Brigade Won't Return 'Mistake' $175M Payment
• Fortnite Maker Wants Apple's 'Retaliation' Blocked
• 11th Circ. Ruling Doesn't Let T-Mobile Out Of Spam Text Suit
• Speaker Program Limits Are Specific To Novartis Settlement
• Strategies For Associates Seeking Jobs Amid Hiring Slump
• Biopharm Co. Leaders Accused Of 'Grossly Excessive' Pay
• Manufacturers Wary Of N. American Trade Deal Labor Rules
• 5 Takeaways From White House Stance On China Listings
• Will The FTC Change Its Tune On Qualcomm Licensing?
• Tiffany's $21M Trademark Win Over Costco Sunk By 2nd Circ.
• What To Watch As Simon Looks To Exit $3.6B Taubman Deal
• Alsup Nixes Alibaba, EBay's $4.5M Sanction Bid, Citing 'Greed'
• LG Reaches Deal For 1.5 Million Buyers Of Defective Fridges
• 15 Minutes With Scoular's General Counsel
• NLRB Gives Employers Leeway In 'Boeing' Handbook Rulings
• Class Accuses Google App Store Of Anti-Competitive Conduct
• DOJ Issues First FCPA Advisory Opinion In 6 Years
• Ex-McDonald's CEO Rips 'Misleading' Clawback Suit
• Trump Orders Sale Of US TikTok Operations In 90 Days
• Fortnite Maker Goes After Google Too Over Antitrust 'Tax'
• ViSalus Can't Get $925M Robocall Damages Award Cut Down
• Software Co. Escapes Blame For 'NotPetya' Attack On Hospital
• LinkedIn Accused Of Mismanaging $817M 401(k) Plan
• GILTI High-Tax Regs Show New Influence Of Book Income In Tax
• 3 Ways Life Sciences Cos. Can Protect Trade Secrets
• Taylor English Brings Former Popeyes GC To The Table In Ga.
• TRW To Pay $30.2M To End Auto, Steel Workers' Benefit Row
• NLRB GC Brushes Off Lawmakers' Concerns About Reorg
• Lease Restructuring Groups Emerge As Virus Drives Demand
• NLRB OKs Remote Hearing For Nurses Union Amid Pandemic
• NLRB Backs Employers In Fresh Batch Of Virus Advice
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Safeguards Against Legal Malpractice Liability As Claims Rise
• 5 Tips For Helping Workers Deal With Mask-Averse Customers
• What Initial Reopenings Teach Us About Virus Safety Plans
• Tech Giants Face €10B GDPR Class Actions Over Cookie Data
• Ex-Hertz CEO Inks $2.1M SEC Deal Over Fudged Numbers
• The Future Of AI In Patents Is Now, USPTO Officials Say
• Calif. Justices Clarify Rules On Facebook Data Subpoenas
• Fortnite Maker Picks Antitrust Fight With Apple Over 'Tax'
• DOJ Defends Lenovo Intervention, Antitrust Policy Evolution
• Cancer Patients Agree To $8M, Monitoring In Data Breach Deal
• Amazon Liable For Defective Battery, Calif. Court Finds
• What 9th Circ. Qualcomm Licensing Ruling Means For SEPs
• San Fran DA Seeks To Halt DoorDash Drivers' Gig Status
• Hollywood Talent Agencies Can't Pare WGA's Antitrust Claims
• SEC's Exam Unit Urges Keeping Tabs On Staff Amid COVID-19
• Ex-Onni Atty Says Work-From-Home Request Led To Firing
• Facebook Judge Doubts 'Ludicrous' Financial Ads Bias Suit
• AbbVie Calif. Settlement Guides Nurse Education Compliance
• 6 Compliance Takeaways From Updated FCPA Guide
• IT Co.'s Ex-Atty Suspended Over Late Immigration Docs
• 3 Ways Law Firms Can Guard Diversity Gains During Crisis
• M&A Freeze-Out Ruling Underscores Minority Investor Rights
• Uber, Lyft Can't Delay Benefits Overhaul For Calif. Drivers
• Workers' Comp Will Cover Most Virus Claims In Calif., Texas
• Daimler Strikes $1.5B US Settlement Over Diesel Emissions
• Statutory Copyright Damages Offer Musicians A Viable Option
• EEOC's Lone Democrat Says Chair Is Limiting Public Meetings
• H-1B Workers Agree To Switch Judges In Visa Ban Suit
• EBay Says It Won't Shift UK Digital Tax Burden To Sellers
• Morgan Stanley Ex-VP Can't Arbitrate Bias Claims
• State Dept. Carves Out Broad Exemptions To Work Visa Ban
• Kentucky Rep. Comer Blasts Twitter Response To Hacking
• Spotify, Amazon Win Redo Over Hiked Streaming Royalties
• Expected Spike In Suits May Clarify WARN Act's Scope
• Winners In $506M Apple Trial Say EDTX Nailed Virus Safety
• Ex-Apple Atty Can't Shake Insider Trading Charges
• New Law Shields Nev. Businesses From Virus Injury Suits
• Gov't Hits Small Biz Contract Record With $132.9B In 2019
• Chipotle Investors Can't Rewrite E. Coli Suit, 2nd Circ. Says
• Trump's TikTok, WeChat Orders May Yield Different Results
• Calif. Cashiers Say Walmart Is Defying $65M Seating Deal
• Amazon Says Virus Safety Claims Are OSHA's Domain
• Making And Keeping Corporate Climate Commitments: Part 2
• JPML Won't Centralize All COVID-19 Insurance Cases
• Vertical Merger Guidelines Overlook Health Care Co. Issues
• What I Learned As A Virtual Summer Associate
• SEC Proxy Advice Rule Is A Major Win For Retail Investors
• Union Funds Sue McDonald's In Del. For Docs On Harassment
• Whole Foods 'Twists Facts' On BLM Mask Ban, Workers Say
• Split 5th Circ. Tosses Accountant's Suit Against SEC Judges
• Ex-SoulCycle Exec Says COVID-19 Used As Pretext To Fire Her
• Pinterest's Ex-COO Says Gender Bias Led To Her Firing
• 4 Takeaways From Uber, Lyft's Worker Classification Loss
• Intuit Can Force TurboTax Row Into Arbitration, 9th Circ. Says
• Auto Alliance, Chamber Rip 9th Circ.'s VW Tampering Ruling
• Verizon Wants In On $1.6B Tax Suit Against Yahoo Successor
• Tesla Directors Still Back SolarCity Deal Despite Settlement
• New Latham Partner Says It's 'Back To Biz' For Emerging Cos.
• Watchdog Flags Gaps In DOL Virus Leave Law Enforcement
• Iconix Ex-CEO Tells Judge Fraud Charges Destroyed His Rep
• Fired Finance Exec Must Face Trade Secrets Suit
• New Proxy Advice Policy Reflects SEC's Softened Stance
• Ex-Theranos CEO's Criminal Trial Moved To 2021 Due To Virus
• Google's Fitbit Bid Faces Varying Levels Of Data Concerns
• Making And Keeping Corporate Climate Commitments: Part 1
• 4th Circ. Revives Suit Over Gannett 401(k) Stock Fund
• Lesser-Known Litigation Funding Best Practices For Attorneys
• Virus Layoffs May Be A Damages Defense In Calif. Bias Cases
• 9th Circ. Reverses FTC Win On Qualcomm Licensing
• McKinsey Agrees To $40M Deal In ERISA Self-Dealing Suit
• Facebook Builds Group Focused On All Its Payment Initiatives
• MGM Units, Vegas Unions End COVID-19 Dispute
• Staffing Co. Says Law Firm Bungled Advice On H-1B Pay
• EU, US In Talks To Replace Axed Privacy Shield Data Pact
• Confusion Prevails Over Extent Of Trump's TikTok 'Ban'
• Little Caesars Can't Duck Ill. Workers' Biometric Privacy Suit
• Cos. Can Sell Future Asbestos Liabilities To Avoid Bankruptcy
• BLM Spurs Employers To Look More Closely At Implicit Bias
• Uber And Lyft Can't Treat Calif. Drivers As Contractors
• Tech Giants, AGs Say Trump's Visa Bans Hurt US Economy
• Uber Can't Escape Investor Suit Over Scandal-Scarred IPO
• 15 Minutes With Dreamscape Immersive's Chief Legal Officer
• ADA Protects Lawyers With Disabilities, But We Must Do More
• Judge Skeptical Of COVID-19 Work-From-Home Firing Suit
• Trump's Payroll Tax Order Throws Wrench Into Virus Talks
• Considerations For NY Small Biz Truth In Lending Compliance
• After 5-Month Standstill, ITC Gears Up For Remote Hearings
• Ralph Lauren Wants $700M Coverage As Wholesale Falls 93%
• 'Oblivious' Drizly Reported Breach 5 Months Late, Suit Says
• Kodak's $765M Loan Put On Hold Amid Stock Trading Scrutiny
• McDonald's Sues Ex-CEO Over Alleged Workplace Affairs
• Legal Deserts Threaten Justice In Rural America
• Macy's Hit With Ill. Privacy Suit For Using Clearview Database
• White Castle Can't Dodge Manager's Biometric Privacy Claims
• DOL Gets Over 1,000 Comments On Ethical Investing Rule
• Winston & Strawn Launches ESG Advisory Team
• 4th Circ. Sends TCPA Claims Against DirecTV To Arbitration
• TikTok Is The Tip Of The Iceberg For CFIUS' Data Concerns
• DOJ Can Now Cut Decades-Old Film Industry Antitrust Rules
• DC Circ. Breathes New Life Into Copyright Royalty Hike Fight
• Red State AGs Lobby For COVID-19 Business Immunity
• Unusual TikTok Review Calls CFIUS Processes Into Question
• Class Of 250,000 Workers Gets OK In AT&T 401(k) Fee Suit
• 5 Tips For Tailoring Dress Codes To A Post-Bostock World
• When Investor Talks Render Biz Judgment Review Unavailable
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Coronavirus Q&A: Cassin Real Estate Leader
• Neb. Ruling May Squash Consent By Registration Theory
• No Safari In Tanzania For Indicted Chicken Exec, Judge Says
• An Employer's Guide To 'Composite' Retirement Plans
• 1st Circ. Ruling Complicates Gig Worker Arbitration Pacts
• Trump Order To Ban 'Transactions' With TikTok Co. In 45 Days
• California Judge Wary Of Reclassifying Uber, Lyft Drivers
• LA Clothing Co. With Virus Cases To Provide Sick Leave Info
• Apple, Intel Renew Fortress Patent Claims In Amended Suit
• AbbVie Inks $24M Deal With Calif. Regulators In Humira Case
• Android Users Accuse Google Of Spying To Build Next TikTok
• FCC's Starks Fears Mobile Cos. Still Slacking On Data Privacy
• Ex-PIMCO CEO Rips Solitary Quarantine In Admissions Case
• NOL Flexibility Remains A Sticking Point In Virus Relief Bill
• Disney, Viacom Agree To Limit Data Collection In Kids Apps
• NJ Layoff Law Changes Tread On ERISA, Biz Group Says
• BofA To Make Sure New Moms Get Breaks After DOL Probe
• In-House Attys Struggle With COVID-19 Workloads
• Ga. Businesses Now Shielded From COVID-19 Injury Suits
• Privacy & Cybersecurity Policy To Watch For Rest Of 2020
• Analyzing Upward And Downward Trends In Legal Tech
• COVID-19 Closure Orders Not 'Physical Loss,' DC Judge Rules
• 3rd Circ.'s Sabre Ruling Hints At 'Persuasive' Merger Defense
• Employer Next Steps After Court Guts DOL Virus Leave Rule
• American Air Beats Ex-Workers' 401(k) Investment Option Suit
• Consumer Lender Will Pay SEC $21.7M To End FCPA Probe
• Calif.'s Labor Regulator Hits Uber, Lyft With Wage Theft Suits
• 5 Key Questions After DOL Virus Relief Rule Gets Scaled Back
• NYC Comptroller Pitches Small-Biz Tax Breaks Amid COVID-19
• SEC Enforcement Co-Chief Peikin To Leave Agency Next Week
• Interpol Says Hackers Moving To Big Targets During COVID-19
• Trade Court Questions Commerce's Tariff Exemption Process
• Biden Win Could Spur Flurry Of Corp. Sales And Recognitions
• FTC Will Hold Cos. To Privacy Shield Promises, Chair Says
• Ex-Littler Atty Rejoins Firm After In-House Gig At NV Energy
• Risk Of Breaching Sanctions Adds To Ransomware Headache
• DC Circ. Won't Revive Free Speech Case Against Tech Cos.
• Small Businesses Denied MDL For Chase Virus Loans Suits
• Lessons From Novartis' $678M Speaker Program Settlement
• Congress Should Revisit CARES Act Tax Provisions
• Climate Change Litigation Looms Over Trump Enviro Overhaul
• What A Biden Administration Could Mean For Employers
• Del. Justices Agree Calgon Carbon Must Release Merger Docs
• Rite Aid Names Former Epstein Becker, LifePoint Atty As GC
• ABA's New Guidance On Litigation Funding Misses The Mark
• 3 Pandemic Real Estate Insurance Points To Watch
• Cos. Should Track Microplastic Research And Regulations
• WTO Chief Hopeful Says Only Members Can End Legal Crisis
• New EEOC Guidance Tackles Opioid Users' Workplace Rights
• Amazon Hikes Fees For UK Sellers In Response To Digital Tax
• WTO Sees COVID-19 Fallout Impacting Women More Than Men
• Whole Foods Tells Judge BLM Mask Ban Just Company Policy
• 7th Circ. Says Grubhub Drivers Must Arbitrate Wage Claims
• SEC Said To Be Probing Kodak Stock Spike After Gov't Loan
• EPA Cost-Benefit Rule Praised By Oil, Other Industries
• Limit On H-1B Visas May Hurt Tech Cos.' Contracts With Feds
• 11th Circ. Won't Make Home Depot Rebuild Store
• Senate Panel Advances Pick For Trade Post
• Free COVID-19 Tests Are Not Kickbacks, HHS Watchdog Says
• Apple, Broadcom Can't Shake Caltech's $1.1B IP Jury Win
• Ex-Uber Exec Levandowski Gets 1.5 Years For Google IP Theft
• 3 Cases Spotlight Shareholder Interest In Public Co. Diversity
• TikTok Scrutiny Shows Trump's Fear Of Chinese Data Theft
• Restrictive Covenants In California After Ixchel Pharma
• No Promises Were Broken In Going Virtual, NYU Says
• Takeaways From NY's First Cybersecurity Enforcement Action
• Ex-Goldman Atty Joins Libra Member Bison Trails As First GC
• Regulatory Concerns For US Cos.' Offshore Service Centers
• Claire's Hit With Customer Suit Over June Data Breach
• What Firms Should Ask Before Hiring Attorneys From Gov't
• Enterprise Says Virus Layoffs Exempt From WARN Act
• EU Probing Google's $2.1B Fitbit Deal Over Data Concerns
• Virgin Atlantic Gets OK To Take COVID-19 Refinancing To Vote
• Walmart Reaches $20M Deal Resolving EEOC Sex Bias Probe
• USCIS Must Print Foreign Citizens' Delayed Work Permits
• Twitter To Pay Up To $250M To End FTC Privacy Probe
• NJ Mall Sues Microsoft For Closing Retail Store
• Calif. High Court Establishes Tougher Antitrust Pleading Rules
• Uber Win Stands Despite Arbitrator's Bad Joke, Rakoff Says
• GM Says Fiat Chrysler Paid Moles To Infiltrate Its Top Ranks
• The Strangest Part Of The CFIUS-TikTok Ordeal Is The Chatter
• Morgan Stanley Hit With Suit Over Sensitive Data Exposures
• Bipartisan Big Tech Antitrust Efforts Still Facing Headwinds
• DOL Adds Ex-Seyfarth Partner As Review Board Judge
• The Top In-House Hires Of July
• The Ethics Of Using Chatbots For Legal Services
• McDonald's Franchise Insurer Claims No Virus Suit Coverage
• Avoiding Workplace Violence When Customers Refuse Masks
• Mitigating Joint Infringement Liability After Del. Patent Ruling
• EEOC Thaws COVID-19 Freeze On Right-To-Sue Notices
• Trump Limits Federal Contractors' Use Of Foreign Labor
• 15 Minutes With Morehouse College's General Counsel
• Men's Wearhouse, Jos A. Bank Pressed By Virus Into Ch. 11
• NY Gets Federal COVID-19 Leave Restrictions Struck Down
• Lord & Taylor Caves To Pandemic Woes And Hits Ch. 11
• EY Says 72% Of In-House Depts. Outsource To Non-Law Firms