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Corporate - December, 2020

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• The Most-Read Securities Law360 Guests Of 2020
• The Most-Read Legal Industry Guests Of 2020
• Poultry Co. Must Follow Virus Protocols After Worker Deaths
• SEC Chair Jay Clayton Formally Exits Amid Year-End Bustle
• How 2020 Changed The Way Companies Go Public
• IBM To Pay $24.5M To Settle FCC's E-Rate Investigations
• SEC Urges Blank-Check Companies To Bolster Disclosures
• Sabre, AGs Reach $2.4M Pact Over Hotel Booking Data Breach
• Prudential Unit Pays SEC $18M Over Improper Wrap Fees
• Top Federal Tax Regs Of 2020
• Top State & Local Tax Policies Of 2020
• Ex-Harley-Davidson Legal Chief Joins Marquette U. As GC
• Top 5 Gov't Contracts Of 2020: Year In Review
• DOL Ups Wage Compliance Outreach, Sees Enforcement Drop
• Top 5 Under-The-Radar Gov't Contracts Decisions Of 2020
• Delaware Shaped Deal Clauses, Disclosures In 2020
• Potbelly Taps Senior In-House Counsel As Chief Legal Officer
• Voya To Pay $23M To End SEC Conflict-Of-Interest Claims
• Biz Groups Tell 2nd Circ. To Enforce $2.7B Nigeria Award
• CFIUS Eyes A Laser Focus On Chinese Players In 2021
• Landlords Fear Tenant Wins In Lease Disputes May Snowball
• A Law Firm's Guide To Producing A Podcast
• SEC Says Chemical Co. Deal Talk Sparked Insider Trades
• Trump's Diversity Training Ban Hits Roadblock
• Trump Assails $900B COVID-19 Relief Bill In Twitter Video
• 5 Highlights As DOJ Depicts Walmart As Opioid Crisis Villain
• Google, Others Shake Kids' Data Gathering Suit For Now
• Chancery Orders SoftBank To Produce Emails In WeWork Row
• Late-Night Relief Bill Will Spur Big Changes To IP
• Domino's Asks Justices To Keep No-Poach Suits In Arbitration
• SEC Allows NYSE Cos. To Sell Shares In Direct Listings
• The Few Patent Jury Trials In 2020 Led To Enormous Verdicts
• Boies Schiller Atty Tapped As GC For Ruth's Chris
• The Biggest Rulings In Antitrust Cases Of 2020
• Actions Cos. Can Take Now To Address Microplastics Risk
• How GCs Can Prepare For The COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
• DOJ Sues Walmart Over Opioid Crisis
• GOP Lawmakers Slam 'Utterly Ineffective' China Export Rule
• How Corporate Transparency Act Could Benefit Finance Cos.
• IHeartMedia Promotes In-House Atty To GC Spot
• 5 Important E-Discovery Trends And Developments In 2020
• SEC Takes Defiant Ripple To Court Over $1.4B In Token Sales
• How Employers Can Forge ADA-Friendly Mental Health Culture
• Google Says Consent Sinks App Users' Data Privacy Suit
• Annual Defense Bill Extends SEC's Disgorgement Shot Clock
• Nokia Trims But Can't Beat Bias Suit By Former In-House Atty
• US Names 100 Chinese, Russian Cos. As 'Military End Users'
• Congressional Spending Bill Features Several IP Measures
• New Virus Relief Bill Extends Clean Energy Tax Break Timeline
• SEIU Urges NLRB Not To Deflate 'Scabby The Rat' For Unions
• Dem AGs Challenge Move To End Immigrant Work Permits
• Calif. Moves To End Uber's AB 5 Challenge For Good
• Zoom Says SEC, US Attorney's Offices Probing Privacy Issues
• Privacy And Cybersecurity Developments That Shaped 2020
• Justices Should Narrow CFAA Scope In Van Buren
• Woof: Petco Sued After Breach Exposed 'Unencrypted' Info
• House Wish List Hints At Financial Services Priorities
• Top 5 Gov't Contracting Policies Of 2020: Year In Review
• DOJ's Visa Merger Challenge Gets Late June Trial Date
• 15 Minutes With TriNet's Chief Legal Officer
• Ex-Theranos CEO's Fraud Trial Moved To July Due To Virus
• SPACs Should Consider Targeting Bankruptcy Sales
• Exchange Act Amendments Would Bolster SEC Enforcement
• The Big SEP Victories Of Patent Owners In 2020
• Top 5 Trade Rulings Of 2020: Year In Review
• Judges On Race: The Path To A More Diverse Bench
• State AGs Secure $2M Deal With CafePress Over Data Breach
• Insurer Beats Virus Coverage Suits From Philly Restaurants
• SEC Pulls Out All The Stops In Latest Whistleblower Payouts
• ​​​​​​​4th Circ. Rejects Sweeping Challenge To DOL's Visa Authority
• Ex-Stanford Exec's 20-Year Sentence To Remain In Place
• Biotech CEO Charged With Pushing Fake Fast COVID-19 Test
• SEC Delays Decision On Nasdaq's Direct Listing Proposal
• Firms, Courts Face Worker Vaccine Bind Despite EEOC Guide
• IRS Keeps Wide Reach In Final Executive $1M Pay Cap Rules
• Unit Size Is Key At NLRB Hearing On Amazon Union Drive
• Oracle Faces Uphill Climb To Get Calif. Pay Bias Suit Tossed
• Virus Stokes Telemedicine, Mental Health Benefits' Popularity
• Tyson Faces Pa. Lawsuit Over Worker's COVID-19 Death
• Top 5 Immigration Policy Changes Of 2020: Year In Review
• Feds Pitch Cyber Incident Notice Requirements For Banks
• A Review Of 2020's Key US Sanctions Developments
• Chinese Computer Chip Giant Caught In Export Clampdown
• Strategies For Parallel Criminal, Civil Trade Secret Litigation
• NY Tax Talk: 2020 In The Rearview
• AML Whistleblower Rewards Law Could Be A Game Changer
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• What To Expect From Biden's Financial Regulation Transition
• Judge Denies Intuit's Proposed $40M TurboTax Settlement
• Tips For Litigating Against Pro Se Workplace Bias Plaintiffs
• 5 Big Developments That Shaped The PTAB In 2020
• 5 Top Trade Policy Developments Of 2020: Year In Review
• Top 5 Gov't Contracts Cases Of 2020: Year In Review
• 'Killer' Deals, Internet Mergers Caught Enforcers' Eyes In 2020
• Cafe Battles To Keep COVID-19 Insurance Coverage Suit Alive
• Fla. Sports Bar's COVID-19 Insurance Coverage Suit Tossed
• NYC Fast Food Workers Win 'Just Cause' Protections
• SEC Fines E&Y Member Firm For Role In $3B Homes Scam
• DOD, Microsoft Counter Amazon's 'Revisionist' JEDI Attack
• Biz Groups Say Cal/OSHA Virus Safety Rules Ignore Science
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Biden Could Use Obama-Era Tools To Counter ​​​​​​​Sprawling Hack
• Home Depot To Pay $20.75M Fine Over Lead Paint Practices
• OFCCP Strikes $1.2M In Deals After Hiring Bias Probes
• AFL-CIO Official Urges Fed Contract Ban On Union Busters
• Ex-Indivior Exec Dodges Prison In Suboxone Opioid Case
• J&J Hit With Workplace Bias Suit By Fired Female Exec
• 2020 White Collar Prosecution And Enforcement Trends
• Oracle Must Face Fired Sales Rep's Gender Bias Suit
• Managing CCO Risk Without A Liability Standard From SEC
• American Bank Systems Sued Over Ransomware Data Breach
• Outside Legal Spending Losing To In-House, Survey Finds
• Time To Prepare For California's New Consumer Finance Law
• NLRB Greenlights Election At Ala. Amazon Warehouse
• Calif. Justices To Hear Sex Harassment Arbitration Challenge
• Google Hit With 3rd Monopolization Suit
• The 10 Biggest Patent Rulings Of 2020
• American Tire Distributors Taps Fox VP To Head Legal Office
• 5 BIPA Cases That Moved The Needle In 2020
• SEC Fines Robinhood $65M For 'Misleading' Customers
• What To Know About 2020's Top Wage And Hour Law Updates
• Facebook Vows To Tell On Apple In Epic's Antitrust Suit
• Lawmakers, Industry Groups Clash Over Trump Water Rule
• Biden's Energy Picks Put Climate Front And Center
• Fiduciary Exemption's Preamble, Rollout Create Questions
• Ex-Theranos CEO, Feds Spar Over Atty-Client Privilege
• 2nd Circ. Dubious Of Marketwide Harm In AmEx Steering Case
• Murray Energy Must Provide Outsourcing Contracts To Union
• Split SEC Approves Leaner Payment Disclosure Rules
• Assessing 2 Years Of DOJ Corporate Criminal Enforcement
• UBS Whistleblower Nabs $1.8M In Atty Fees On $1M Jury Win
• Australia Sues Facebook Over App Targeted By US Enforcers
• How Climate, Finance And Trade Will Intersect In 2021
• New Trends In DOJ's Approach To Domestic Corruption
• Luckin Coffee To Pay $180M To Settle SEC Fraud Claims
• Film Industry Pension Board Fights 'Dangerous' ERISA Suit
• Unions Say DOL Disclosure Rule Won't Foster Transparency
• COVID-19 Has Broad Impact On Lost-Profit Determinations
• NJ Landlords Sue Over COVID-19 Rule On Security Deposits
• Atlanta Transit Board Selects Ex-Georgia Chief Justice As GC
• Texas, Other States Launch 2nd Google Antitrust Suit
• EEOC Guidance Offers Blueprint For Mandatory Vaccinations
• Tips For Identifying A Culturally Competent Mediator
• Justices To Weigh Class's Standing In TransUnion FCRA Suit
• How Biden May Save Gig Workers From California's Prop 22
• Amazon Renews Bid To Undo $10B DOD Deal With Microsoft
• Cooley Grows New York Office With Ex-Facebook, EDNY Atty
• DOL Finalizes Fiduciary Exemption Regulations
• Apple, Intel Face Uphill Fight In Antitrust Suit Against Fortress
• Tech Giants Must Do More To Tackle Piracy, Sen. Panel Told
• 3 Key Questions As Cleveland MLB Team Mulls New Name
• JPML Centralizes COVID-19 Suits Against Travel Insurer In NY
• Ireland Hits Twitter With GDPR Fine Over 2019 Data Breach
• 2020 Marked By Blockbuster Compliance Cases, Milestones
• EU Proposes Sweeping Restrictions On Tech Giants
• Walmart Denies Data Breach In Calif. Motion To Dismiss
• Justices' Goldman Review May Finally Offer Class Cert. Clarity
• Epic Games Fights To Depose Apple Execs In Antitrust Suit
• JPML Combines Erie Insurance Virus Coverage Cases In Pa.
• Prepare For More Electronic Device Searches At US Borders
• A Look At Spoliation Risk In The 11th Circ., By The Numbers
• Netflix Told To Stop Casting Viacom Execs In Senior Roles
• Top 10 Copyright Rulings Of 2020
• SEC Pays Rare Compliance-Related Whistleblower Award
• How 5 Firms Shepherded Airbus Through $4B Bribery Probe
• SEC's Green Light On E-Signatures Will Improve Public Filings
• IG Says DOL Didn't Follow Sound Process Proposing Tip Regs
• Virus Exclusion Dooms Hairdresser's COVID-19 Coverage Bid
• How Calif. Employers Can Handle Work-At-Home Injury Claims
• Restaurant's COVID-19 Coverage Trial Kicks Off In Louisiana
• DHS Added To List Of Gov't Agencies Hit By Nation-State Hack
• Uber Hit With $59M Fine For Not Cooperating In Assault Probe
• Ga. Man Cops To Faking COVID-19 Diagnosis To Ditch Work
• 3rd Judge Strikes Down Labor Dept.'s H-1B Visa Wage Hikes
• Lawmakers Unveil COVID-19 Relief With PPP Deductibility
• UAW Agrees To Independent Monitor, Reforms In DOJ Deal
• Ousted Cannabis CEO Renews Suit Against Directors
• American Airlines COVID-19 Refund Suit Comes To A Close
• Labor Orgs Say COVID-19 Liability Shields Undermine Safety
• Biotech's Former Brass Fights SEC Efforts To Get Court Wins
• NLRB Advice Arm OKs McD's Suppression Of Fight Video
• Calif. AG Sues Amazon Over COVID-19 Workplace Data
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Trump Claims On TikTok Security Risks
• April FRAND Trial Between Ericsson, TCL Pushed Over COVID
• Amazon Retailer Can't Sell High Court On Epson Fight
• Pinterest Inks $22.5M Pact To End Ex-COO's Sexism Claims
• Facebook, BigLaw Attys Discuss Increasing Diversity In IP
• SEC Says Exec Leaked Info On $2.6B Tech Advisory Merger
• Preparing For Criminal Enviro Enforcement Under Biden
• 15 Minutes With The Minnesota Vikings' Chief Legal Officer
• FTC Presses Facebook, Amazon On Data Privacy Practices
• The Biggest Insurance Decisions Of 2020
• Ex-Abraaj CEO Would Get Unfair Trial In US, Expert Tells Court
• Getting Your Workforce Vaccinated Without Getting Sued
• MoviePass Parent Co. Investors Announce $8.25M Settlement
• Calif. AG Proposes Opt-Out Button For Consumer Data Sales
• California To Join DOJ's Landmark Google Antitrust Suit
• Shell Unit's Failed Atty DQ Bid Faulted For Lack Of Research
• KFC, Taco Bell Workers Get Mail-Ballot Vote In Union Election
• Judges Stoll, Albright Dish On Litigating During COVID-19
• SEC's Peirce Blasts Regs That 'Undercut' Personal Liberty
• Biden Faces Tough Choices On Digital Taxes And Tariffs
• McDonald's Workers Must Redo 'Shotgun' Race Bias Lawsuit
• IP Owners Have Usually Found Ally In Trump Administration
• Supreme Court To Hear Goldman Class Cert. Fight
• 9 Blank-Check IPOs Rake In $2B As SPAC Blitz Continues
• The Biggest Legal Ethics Moments Of 2020
• House Ways And Means Chair Pushes For US-EU Trade Deal
• La-Z-Boy General Counsel Retiring In Summer 2021
• Privacy, Not Price, Takes Focus In Facebook Antitrust Suits
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Tractor Supply Hires Ex-Carestream Dental Atty As GC
• BMW Workers Can't Bad-Mouth Company, Split NLRB Says
• NLRB Memos Extend GC's Employer-Friendly Policy Spree
• DOL Finalizes Ban On Socially Conscious ERISA Proxy Votes
• How Deal Makers Are Grappling With Going All-Virtual
• Hotels Say 'Virus Exclusion' In Harford Mutual's Policy Invalid
• Tale Of The Tape: Two Facebook Complaints
• Ticketmaster Customers Must Arbitrate COVID-19 Refund Row
• Facebook Users Hit Social Media Giant With Monopoly Suit
• Names To Watch As Biden Mulls Next SEC And CFTC Leaders
• Sen. Graham Pulls Bill Trimming Section 230 Tech Shield
• Performance Food Inks $5M Deal To Wrap EEOC Sex Bias Suit
• How Energy Attys Can Do More To Ward Off Corruption
• Still No WTO Agreement On COVID-19 IP Waiver
• Defense Bill To Usher In New Era For Anti-Money Laundering
• Twitter Investors' Securities Fraud Suit Gets Axed, For Now
• Questions To Ask After FireEye Hack
• FCC Ends Year With Further Crackdowns On Chinese Tech
• Use Of Pandemic Force Majeure Clause Spiked In 2020 Leases
• Pinterest Discrimination Case Highlights Risk Of ESG Pledges
• COVID-19 Concerns Won't Spring Jailed State Street Exec
• SEC Enforcement Chief Avakian To Step Down At Year's End
• Employer Steps To Mitigate Telework Injury Issues
• In-House Units Say Legal Needs Rise As Budgets Tighten
• How GCs And BigLaw Can Improve Diversity And Inclusion
• GCs Bracing For Wave Of COVID-19-Based Employment Suits
• Sens. Pressed To Find Path To Replace EU Data Transfer Pact
• Ex-Nanotech CEO Accused Of $12.2M Securities Fraud Scam
• Union Pacific Promotes Former Pipeline Co. CLO To Top Atty
• 4 Takeaways From Antitrust Campaign Against Facebook
• Biden Picks Top Congressional Trade Lawyer For USTR
• NY Fund's Climate Move Unlikely To Sway ERISA Plans
• DOJ Tells 11th Circ. No-Poach Franchise Analysis Needs Work
• Tech Exec's Noncompete Timeout A Close Call In 2nd Circ.
• SEC To Accelerate And Expand Public's Stock-Market Data
• Startup Artio Medical Nabs New GC From Pet Pharma Co.
• SEC Fines GE $200M To Wrap Accounting Investigation
• 2 Decisions Reveal New Tool For TCPA Defense Litigators
• State AGs, Orgs Back FTC's Restitution Power At High Court
• COVID-19 Spurs Associates To Think Bigger — Like Partners
• Viacom Nears Win Barring Netflix From Poaching Executives
• Intermex Taps Kaplan VP As New General Counsel
• EPA Finalizes New Clean Air Act Cost-Benefit Rule
• FTC, State AGs Launch Suits Over Past Facebook Deals
• Pfizer, BioNTech Vaccine Docs Exposed In EU Regulator Hack
• DC Circ. Judge Rips Labor Dept. In Mining Safety Fight
• Split 9th Circ. Revives Hospital's Kaiser Antitrust Suit
• Justices Struggle With Autodialer Definition In Facebook Row
• FTC Sues To Stop Procter & Gamble From Buying Razor Co.
• Ex-ViacomCBS Atty Tapped For Mattel General Counsel
• Cyber Firm Says It Was Hacked, Likely By A Foreign Gov't
• Is Paint Giant's In-House Purge Worth The Risk?
• Congress Approves New Antitrust Whistleblower Protections
• SEC General Counsel To Leave Agency In January
• Oracle's Trump Ties Got DOL Bias Battle Dropped, Atty Says
• DC Circ. Questions Anti-Union Animus In Kroger Access Fight
• EEOC Unveils New Plan For Tackling Public's Legal Questions
• Lloyd's Dodges Restaurants' COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• 3 Major Issues That Will Challenge Health Care In 2021
• Cheesecake Factory Penalty Signals Shift In SEC Virus Focus
• Pandemic Led 14% Of Biz Locations To Boost Paid Sick Leave
• Hershey's General Counsel To Resign Next Month
• Employer Vaccine Practices May Spur Bias, Consumer Claims
• GCs Are Uniquely Qualified To Lead Diversity Initiatives
• Chick-Fil-A, Target File Suits In Chicken Price Antitrust Case
• Trump's TikTok Restrictions Blocked By 2nd Judge
• Big Pharma Slams 'Most-Favored Nation' Rule On Drug Prices
• What To Watch As High Court Tackles Robocall Ban's Scope
• Job Loss From Work Visa Delay Is 'Minor' Issue, Feds Say
• Justices Want Gov't View On Comcast, Viamedia Antitrust Suit
• Trump DOJ Leaves Mark On Antitrust With Active Amicus Role
• Pregnant Amazon Workers Face Systemic Bias, EEOC Told
• SEC Tells Justices Not To Hear Challenge To In-House Judges
• Feds Call Walmart Preemptive Opioid Suit Improper
• 3 Ways Defendants Can Nip Civil RICO Claims In The Bud
• Dish To Pay $210M Telemarketing Penalty To Feds, 4 States
• DOL Codifies Broad Bias Carveout For Religious Contractors
• Grassley Woos Trump On Tax Bill With Biz Meal Expense Plan
• TikTok Rulings May Clarify Scope Of Economic Powers Law
• Flex Drivers Say Amazon Tracks Private Facebook Groups
• Duracell, Energizer Settle False Advertising Battle
• 2020's Top Pa. Employment Law Changes, And What's Ahead
• 15 Minutes With Vendavo's Chief Legal Officer
• Cox Taps Joiava Philpott As New General Counsel
• Nationstar Mortgage Settles With CFPB, States For $91M
• Judges On Race: Reducing Implicit Bias In Courtrooms
• Ind. Panel Affirms Medtronic's $112M Loss In IP Contract Row
• COVID-19 Is Not Covered By Pollution Insurance, Judge Rules
• Nissan Joins GM's U-Turn In Trump's Calif. Emissions Fight
• NY Appeals Court Makes 1st Post-Cyan Securities Act Ruling
• Loretta Lynch To In-House Attys: Look Beyond Boundaries
• What The New House Appropriations Chair Means For Labor
• Feds Sue SoCal Edison Over $100M In Calif. Wildfire Costs
• AFL-CIO Tells DC Circ. NLRB Union Election Rule Must Fall
• Veto Of Pa. Virus Liability Bill Thwarts Tort Reform 'Grab Bag'
• High Court Headlines Biggest ERISA Rulings Of A Busy 2020
• Facebook Wields User Data To Stifle Competition, Suit Says
• What We Learned From First Pandemic M&A Ruling In Del.
• Financial Lobby Calls For 'Mandatory' Climate Disclosures
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rethink Nixing $448M AbbVie Penalty
• Activision Latest To Accuse Netflix Of Executive Poaching
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• EDTX Trial Derailed By COVID-19 Outbreak Reset For January
• What The Data Says About EU Privacy Shield Ruling's Impact
• Tougher Oversight Looms For Hedge Funds Investing In PIPEs
• CFTC's Top Cop Says Cooperation Sends 'Powerful Message'
• Legal Industry Ducks Economic Slump, Adds 5K Jobs
• DOL Won't Challenge Oracle's Win In $400M Pay Bias Suit
• Cheesecake Factory Settles Claims It Hid COVID-19 Finances
• Good Disclosure Requires More Enforcement, SEC Panel Told
• Trump Admin.'s H-1B Rule Hit With 2nd Injunction This Week
• FTC Opposes NJ Health Network's Acquisition Of Competitor
• How State AG Offices Handled Pandemic's Impact On Workers
• House Passes Bill Backing SBA Appeal Parity For HUBZones
• DHS, IBM Warn Of Phishing Bids Targeting Vaccine Delivery
• SEC's 'FinHub' To Become Stand-Alone Office Within Agency
• OSHA Won't Fine Meatpacker Accused Of COVID-19 Violations
• Ericsson, TCL Say April Trial 'Highly Unlikely' Amid COVID-19
• Legal Battle May Show Risk Of GC Wearing Too Many Hats
• SEC Nets $9.8M From AWOL Sanofi Insider Trading Suspect
• Calif. Judge To Keep Video Status Hearings After COVID-19
• The Road To GC Dotted With Executive Coaches
• AT&T Inks $173K OFCCP Deal Over Gender Pay Disparities
• 5 GDPR Compliance Tips From UK Ticketmaster Fraud Fine
• Intel Asks Federal Circ. To Nix WDTX Judge's IP Trial Transfer
• Siemens, Former Employee Put End To Trade Secret Row
• What To Expect From Arguments In TCPA Facebook Case
• Chinese National Cops To Lying About Stolen Lab Research
• Navigating Atty Relationship Conflicts That May Imperil Cases
• Feds Accuse Facebook Of Discriminating Against US Workers
• How A Federal Noncompete Law May Develop Under Biden
• Courts Should Not Exempt Labor Law From US Constitution
• Citi Judge Questions Jurisdiction In 'Mistake' Transfer Case
• Senate Dem Predicts Reforms To Big Tech Under Biden
• DOJ, Google Sent 'Back To The Drawing Board' On Secret Info
• Bill To Boot Chinese Cos. From US Exchanges Sent To Trump
• NLRB Accuses Google Of Labor Violations, Workers Say
• Theranos Judge Says Virus Won't Delay Ex-CEO's March Trial
• Del. Attys Seek $11.3M Fee For $310M Google Workplace Deal
• Ex-KPMG Exec's No-Prison Sentence Caps Accounting Probe
• DWF To Pilot New Legal Tech Training Seat
• Bechtel Taps Alternative Legal Service Co. For Pilot Program
• The Big CFAA Questions High Court Is Considering
• Ex-ComEd Executives Plead Not Guilty To Bribery Charges
• How Mediators Can Help Parties Overcome Emotional Barriers
• 3 Ways To Limit Telework Expense Class Action Risk In Calif.
• New EEOC Web Tool Aims To Sharpen Diversity Data Access
• Maxell, Apple Texas Patent Trial Delayed To March
• Ex-Starbucks Assistant General Counsel Joins HP As IP Chief
• Del Taco Inks $1.25M Deal Ending EEOC Sex Harassment Suit
• Will Joe Biden Fire The Labor Board's Top Cop?
• Calif. Emergency COVID-19 Workplace Rules Take Effect
• Nasdaq Pushes For More Board Diversity, Disclosures
• Yelp Execs Lose Bid To Nix Shareholder Suit Over Ad Woes
• FTC Says High Court 'Principle' Supports Restitution Power
• Intel Asks WDTX Judge For IP Trial Delay Due To Virus Spread
• Senate GOP Mulls Credits, Charitable Giving In COVID-19 Plan
• Meal Break Rounding Violates Labor Laws, Calif. Justices Told
• High Court May Clarify Key Arbitration Issue
• Judge Strikes Down Trump Admin.'s H-1B Visa Restrictions
• Salesforce Buys Slack In $27.7B Deal Guided By 4 Firms
• High Court Could Expand FCA Reach In Resolving Circuit Split
• Justices Wary Of Shielding Companies From Alien Tort Law
• Judging A Book: Wardlaw Reviews 'Hamilton And The Law'
• Google IP Battle Shows Judges Should Decide Fair Use
• 2020's NY Employment Law Changes Will Have Lasting Impact
• The Top In-House Hires Of November
• Latham-Led Airbnb Launches Long-Awaited $2.4B IPO