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Corporate - January, 2021

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• SEC Faces Uphill Battle To Act On GameStop Trading War
• 4 Key Questions On Biden's Buy American Order
• Goodwill Beats Insurer's Dismissal Bid In Virus Coverage Suit
• Sen. Warren Demands SEC Action Amid GameStop Frenzy
• Employment Authority: Handling Vaccine-Averse Workers
• Former Mexico Tim Hortons Operator CEO Ducks Arbitration
• NLRB Acting Prosecutor Scraps Challenge To Neutrality Pact
• Epic Judge Says Apple's Tim Cook Must Sit For 7-Hour Depo
• DOL Ends Program Letting Employers Disclose Violations
• Prepare For NY Data Privacy Law To Catch Up To Calif.
• OSHA Says Workers Should Wear Masks After Virus Vaccine
• What Growing Focus On ESG Means For Insurers
• PTAB Trials Disproportionately Harm Small Businesses
• The Top In-House Hires Of January
• Google Dodges Edible Arrangements' Search Ad IP Suit
• DC Circ. Judge Seems To Back NLRB Ruling On Union Email
• Specter Of ERISA Woes Not Derailing Auto-IRA Programs
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• SEC Must Reprioritize Investor Protection To Foster Recovery
• Employers' Bid To Trim Calif. Virus Regs Meet Skeptical Judge
• SpaceX Probed By Feds Over Discriminatory Hiring Claims
• Warren Fumes Over Nursing Home Bonus After CARES Relief
• CFPB Acting Chief Vows 'Aggressive Action' During Pandemic
• PepsiCo Stays In-House For New General Counsel
• Facebook Positions Itself As The Good Guy To Apple's Bad
• Texas Judge Says Fired Capitol Riot Atty's Suit 'Without Merit'
• Tensions Rise At NLRB Trial Over Layoffs At McDonald's
• Supreme Court Leaves Sticky Arbitration Question Unsettled
• Biden's Regulatory Freeze Unsettles Crowdfunding Advocates
• FBI Director Urges Dialogue With Companies Before Incidents
• Facebook Names First Ever Chief Compliance Officer
• Biden's Economic Nominee Touts Higher Corporate Tax Rates
• Juul To Face Bulk Of Ex-Employee's NDA Whistleblower Suit
• 6th Circ. Says Demotion Can't Sustain Charter Age Bias Suit
• How Compliance Departments Can Prepare For Biden
• Mitigating AML Act Exposure For High-Net-Worth Individuals
• What Cos. Must Watch Out For When Obtaining PPP Insurance
• Dems Revive Paycheck Fairness Act In Gender Equity Push
• Coke's GC Tells Firms To Diversify — Or Risk Getting Canned
• Fiat GC To Lead Legal Team After Merger With Peugeot
• 5 Ways To Address Heightened Forced Labor Compliance Risk
• New Ariz. Law Practice Rules May Jump-Start National Reform
• Law Degrees Aren't Wasted In Gov't Affairs Or Compliance
• Ex-CFO Faces Charges For Failing To Collect Payroll Taxes
• SEC Settlement With Hedge Fund Offers Corporate AI Lessons
• Robinhood Trading Blocks Draw Lawsuits And Lawmakers' Ire
• Tips For Banks As USAA Check Deposit Patent Dispute Grows
• Medical Device Co. Exec Gets 4 Months For Embezzling $1M
• Microsoft Draws Wide Support In Bid To Ax Warrant Gag Order
• PwC's $12M Deal Ending Age Bias Suit Nears Final OK
• Patents Aren't 'Crown Jewels,' Gaming Co. GC Tells Jury
• Obama EPA GC Returns To Agency Leadership Under Biden
• Cincinnati Insurance Beats Hotel's COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• House Rep Wants Huawei Clarity Before Confirming Raimondo
• Calif. Unveils Oversight Deals With Earned Wage Access Cos.
• Atty Says Restraining Biden, Congress Doesn't Favor Trump
• White House, SEC 'Monitoring' Volatile GameStop Stock
• Fiat Chrysler To Pay $30M Fine In UAW Illegal Payments Case
• How The SPAC Boom Could Trigger More Lawsuits
• PayPal Prepaid Accounts Ruling May Curtail CFPB Authority
• Chancery Keeps Suit Over $30B CBS-Viacom Merger Alive
• DOL Spikes Trump Tip Line For 'Divisive' Workplace Training
• 7th Circ. Ruling Highlights Continuing BIPA Questions
• ITC To Probe Foreign Censorship's Effect On US Businesses
• Tenneco Taps Veteran Thomas Sabatino As Next GC
• Fla. Restaurant Brings 'Physical Loss' Row To High Court
• SEC Enforcement Needs New Guiding Principles
• Home Care Co. Settles EEOC Suit Over Telework Denial
• Amazon Wins Beverly Hills Polo TM Suit Over European Sales
• Insolvency Trends To Watch As Pandemic Failures Threaten
• Biden Signs Order Centering Climate Change In US Policy
• IP Considerations For Art-Fashion Collaborations
• Report: Cartel Enforcement Could Increase Under Biden
• Antitrust Group Tells DOT JetBlue-American Deal Is No Good
• Judge Doubts Walmart's Preemptive Opioid Suit Can Prevail
• CBS Suspends TV Execs After Reports Of Racism, Sexism
• DOL Yanks Trump-Era Opinion Letters It Issued 'Prematurely'
• Biden's Carbon Cost Calculation Key Step In Climate Agenda
• Judge Greenlights Altered $2.3M Citrix Data Breach Deal
• Alsup Slams UnitedHealthcare For 'Cherry-Picking' Facts
• 7 Brexit Considerations For US Financial Services Cos.
• 10 Tips For Your Next Virtual Court Appearance
• Next TCPA Ruling Is Unlikely To End Autodialer Saga
• Oil And Gas Cos. Must Ensure They Can Back Up ESG Claims
• Assessing What's To Come In PPP Loan Enforcement
• Hyundai Motor America's CLO To Retire
• Some Ex-Trump Admin. Attys Face Chilly BigLaw Reception
• EEOC Must Face Christian Groups' Challenge To LGBT Rights
• Does The Biden Administration Need An Antitrust Czar?
• CLOs Maintain Company Influence, Broaden Data Focus
• DOL Unwinds Trump-Era Rule Limiting Nonpublic Guidance
• Revisiting Klobuchar's Crucial Antitrust Reform Proposals
• Dems Renew Push To Increase Min. Wage To $15 Per Hour
• Shipping Co. Says NLRB Prosecutor Can't Act After GC Ouster
• Calif. Court OKs State COVID-19 Limits On Live Entertainment
• COVID-19 Liability Shield Survives Salty Debate In Fla. Senate
• Goldman Says High Court Cert. Fight Is 'Not A Close Case'
• FCC's New GC Is Merger Czar, Williams & Connolly Alum
• Goldman Fingerprint Lapse Led To Felon's Hiring, FINRA Says
• Companies Boost IPO Sizes As Another Blistering Week Starts
• Epic Judge Doubts Apple's 'Quirky' Samsung Subpoena Bid
• Judge Won't Block COVID-19 Premium Pay For Calif. Grocers
• Service Contract Act Compliance May Change Under Biden
• White House Hints Biden May Keep Chinese Tech Trade Limits
• Ex-CFTC General Counsel Dan Davis Lands At Katten
• Duke Energy Agrees To $1.1B Deal For NC Coal Ash Cleanup
• After Trump, Dem Probes May Turn To Companies
• NJ Advances Pregnancy Bias Claim Against Eyewear Retailer
• Senate Confirms Yellen As Treasury Secretary
• Navigating Business Valuation During The Pandemic
• NLRB Chicago Office Head Tapped As Acting Prosecutor
• Judge OKs Hy-Vee's $20M Data Breach Settlement
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Post-Trump, US Still Blocking Appeals
• Transocean Ruling Provides Strategic Restructuring Road Map
• Predictions For Future PPP Fraud Prosecution By DOJ
• Ripple Token Case Highlights Need For SEC Clarity On Crypto
• Justices Won't Hear Post-Janus Bids For Union Fee Refunds
• PTAB Offers Clarity On Real Parties In Interest In IPRs
• DOL Throws Out Trump Rule Limiting Nonbinding Guidance
• Austria Will Support Public Tax Reporting, Diplomat Says
• Don't Let Lies Infiltrate The Mediation Process
• Former Insys Execs Win 7th Virus-Induced Prison Delay
• Biden Aims To Tighten Buy American Criteria
• Justices Won't Hear Domino's Workers' Arbitration Question
• Judges On Race: Lack Of Data Deters Criminal Justice Reform
• Tesla Accuses New Hire Of Stealing Automation Trade Secrets
• Biden's Rules Freeze May Not Stop Late Trump Financial Regs
• 1st Circ. Affirms Ex-Aveo CFO Committed Securities Fraud
• Google Threatens To Yank Its Search Engine From Australia
• Feds File 1st Enforcement Actions Under Ticket Bot Ban
• Employment Authority: Biden Shakes Up NLRB And OFCCP
• Fired Capitol Riot Atty Cites 'Usurpers,' 'Lord Of Rings' In Suit
• Former SEC Staff Attorney Takes Helm Of Enforcement Unit
• Biden Draws Conservative Ire Over 'Social' Regulatory Reform
• NJ Employers Weigh Vaccine Rules Against Legal Liability
• DuPont, Others Commit $4B To 'Forever Chemical' Liabilities
• Amazon Faults Mail Vote Test In Bid To Stall Union Election
• What Cos. Can Learn From FTC Data Queries To Tech Giants
• Time For Cos. To Walk The Walk On Environmental Justice
• How Cos. Can Comply With Portland Facial Recognition Ban
• CFPB Order Offers Insight Into Pandemic Mortgage Servicing
• Del. Justices Revive Tossed Suit Over $3.3B Spectra Deal
• 3 Key Provisions In The Final Executive Pay Cap Rules
• Former Major League Soccer GC Joining Arent Fox
• 12 Major Companies Looking To Fill GC Posts, Study Says
• Del. Books And Records Ruling Offers 4 Lessons For Cos.
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• NJ Judge Probes Casino Officials' Control In Ex-GC's Suit
• Legislative Fixes For Union Pension Crisis Within Reach
• Biden Inks Order Bolstering Virus Protections For Workers
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• DHS, Labor Pull Immigration Rules After Biden Orders Freeze
• Travelers Beats LA Restaurant's Virus Coverage Suit
• Iancu Leaves Pro-Patentee Legacy As USPTO Director
• McD's Asks To Defend NLRB Decision In Joint Employer Case
• UFCW Demands Instacart Reverse Course On Layoffs
• Deputy NLRB GC Fired After Refusing To Step Down
• How To Cope With Increased Whistleblower Complaints
• Top 5 ERISA Stock-Drop Case Developments From 2020
• Post Foods Must Face Suit Seeking Pay For Dressing Time
• Amazon Won't Have To Host Parler During Dispute
• Latham Partner Picked To Head DOJ's Criminal Division
• Law Firms Should Note GCs' Growing Focus On Biz Strategies
• Biden Names Allison Herren Lee Acting SEC Chair
• 3 Ways To Shield Cyber Reports After Clark Hill Breach Ruling
• Slaughter Named Acting FTC Chair Amid Biden Shakeup
• Lego Group GC On Lessons From Local Politics, Toy Industry
• Biden Taps Burrows, Samuels To Head EEOC
• Biden DOJ May Ax Ban On 3rd-Party Donation Settlements
• Calif. Grocers Association Sues To Block Virus Premium Pay
• Privacy Shield Replacement Talks Get New US Leader
• Uber And Postmates Fight Calif.'s Bid To Nix AB 5 Challenge
• Electrolux Atty Says Diversity Push Killed His Promotion
• Biden DOL May Ax Socially Conscious 401(k) Investing Hurdle
• Walmart Hit With Investor Suit Over DOJ Opioid Crisis Probe
• Indeed Can Arbitrate Employee's Hostile Workplace Claims
• Biden Moves To Dismantle Trump's Energy, Climate Legacy
• Biden Fires NLRB GC Robb After He Declined To Resign
• Economic Loss Is Key To Pandemic Insurance Suits
• Barry Nigro, Ex-DOJ Antitrust Deputy, Talks Enforcement
• Restaurants' COVID-19 Losses Are Covered, Ohio Judge Says
• Postmates Must Arbitrate Couriers' Claims And Cover Fees
• Dow Chemical Inks $297M Deal To End Pollution Claims
• 3 Takeaways From The 9th Circ.'s Meal And Rest Break Ruling
• Biden Taps Labor Vet For OSHA Deputy Position
• Del. Justices Affirm Chancery's Board Deception Smackdown
• Biden Installs Ex-EEOC Chief Atop DOL Contractor Watchdog
• 9 AGs Sue DOL Over Rule Increasing Nontipped Work Hours
• Biden To Tackle Anti-LGBTQ Workplace Bias On Day 1
• SEC Enforcement Expansion May Face Constitutional Limits
• HP Taps GC As Its Next Chief Legal Officer
• Privilege Lessons From Clark Hill Cybersecurity Doc Ruling
• What The Oracle-TikTok Saga Means For Oracle Licensees
• 6 Changes The Legal Industry Should Prepare For
• Biden To Repeal Anti-Bias Training Ban For Gov't Contractors
• CFPB Poised For Get-Tough Approach Under Chopra
• Atty Fired After Capitol Attack Reps Trump Voters In Suit
• Gensler Expected To Be An Aggressive Enforcer As SEC Chair
• DOJ's Delrahim Calls For Antitrust Reforms On Way Out
• With Leadership Change, FTC Enforcement 'Full Speed Ahead'
• DOL Says Staffing Firm Workers Can Be Exempt From FLSA
• Split EEOC Puts Final Touches On Religious Bias Guidance
• Arizona May Have Nudged US Law Firms Toward Future IPOs
• DOL Backs Trump Joint-Employer Rule At 2nd Circ.
• Morgan Stanley Wins Bid To Arbitrate Sex Harassment Claims
• DuPont, Ex-Worker Charged In Houston-Area Fatal Explosion
• Iancu Resigns As USPTO Director, Urges Eligibility Reform
• Lewis Baach's Leimkuhler Forecasts Biden's Insurance Impact
• New President, New Senate, New Antitrust Ballgame
• Attys Sound Off On Calif. High Court's Worker Status Ruling
• XL Fleet Hires Boutique Investment Bank Founder As GC
• Gensler Could Steer SEC Toward Stronger Investor Protection
• 4 Busy Areas For GCs With Biden As President
• FTC Head Simons Stepping Down
• Addressing The Security Risks Of University Foreign Funding
• NY, FTC Lead Charge To Expand Biometric Privacy Shields
• FTC Faces Steep Odds In High Court Restitution Case
• AV Techs Laid Off Due To COVID-19 Can't Get Union Vote
• FTC Authority To Obtain Monetary Relief May Be Under Threat
• ViacomCBS Sues Insurer Over Denial Of COVID-19 Coverage
• FinCEN Fines Capital One $390M Over AML Violations
• 9th Circ. Backs Feds In Truckers' Calif. Rest Breaks Rule Fight
• How Fund Managers Can Avoid Political Contribution Missteps
• Cadwalader's Gansler On State AG Issues GCs Should Watch
• DC Circ. Lobbyist Ruling May Lead To 1st Amendment Clarity
• Berger Singerman Adds Ex-Payless CLO, Baker McKenzie Atty
• 6 Ways Financial Regulators Should Prioritize Climate Risk
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• ASQ Elevates Its Former General Counsel To CEO
• NLRB Sets Mail Election In Amazon Warehouse Union Bid
• EEOC Preserves Grip On Filing New Bias Suits
• 4 Legal Industry Trends Litigation Financiers Are Watching
• Wells Fargo Ex-GC Fined $3.5M In OCC Settlement
• 3 Benefits Takeaways From New Surprise Medical Billing Law
• Intel Says Fortress Entities Breached Patent License Deal
• DC Circ. Unsure If T-Mobile Worker Group Is Company Union
• EEOC Says Noncitizens Exempt From Age Bias Disclosures
• 7th Circ. Won't Keep Clearview BIPA Case In Federal Court
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Tipster Atty Who Sued SEC Says New Rule Caters To Wall St.
• DOJ Civil Division Head Departs Trump Administration
• US Restricts 6 Countries From Selling Telecom Products
• FRAND Rate 'Nightmare' Raises Call For International Tribunal
• Marriott Beats Suit Over Data Breach Affecting 5.2M Guests
• Trump Commutes Ex-Cay Clubs CEO's Ponzi Sentence
• Calif. High Court Says Dynamex ABC Test Is Retroactive
• Delrahim Stepping Down As DOJ Antitrust Head
• 4 Steps For Public Cos. Subject To New Executive Pay Rules
• How EU Climate Regs May Affect US Private Fund Managers
• A Lawyer's Guide To Setting Well-Being Goals In 2021
• Diversifying Leaders Big Challenge In Law, Microsoft GC Says
• 2020's Top 10 Deals And The Firms That Led Them
• Ex-MetLife Atty Joins Insurer AXA XL As General Counsel
• How COVID-19 Could Permanently Alter Litigation For GCs
• Lessons From 2020 Life Sciences Securities Class Actions
• Toyota To Pay $180M Penalty For Clean Air Act Violations
• Facebook Users' Housing Ad Bias Suit Axed For Now
• Noble Energy Investors Sue Board Over $13B Chevron Merger
• Amazon Drivers Tell Justices 9th Circ. Got Arb. Ruling Right
• What To Know About RPX's Deal With Intellectual Ventures
• USPTO Says China IP Growth May Be Due To Gov't Subsidies
• BitGo Brings On Former Coinbase Compliance Chief As CCO
• Justices Skeptical Of FTC's Claim To Restitution Powers
• COVID-19 Not 'Act Of God,' Manufacturer Tells Calif. Court
• Calif. Restaurants Launch COVID-19 Suits For Permit Refunds
• Congress Must Fix The AML Whistleblower Law
• EEOC's Updated Conciliation Processes To Kick In Next Month
• FTC Probing Casey's $580M Bid For Gas Station Rival Bucky's
• 1st Circ. Denies Ex-HP Employee's Bid To Collect Vacation Pay
• Reed Smith Nabs Freshfields Exec Compensation Partner
• Investor Suit Over Packing Cos.' $6.8B Merger Tossed
• Wyden Eyes Labor Case Under Trade Pact With Mexico
• Fast-Food Workers Announce Strike To Press For $15 Wage
• Green Dragon Taps Ex-McAllister Garfield Atty For GC Spot
• Democratic Control Could Break Gridlock On US Privacy Bill
• PBS Atty Loses Job For Anti-Trump Rhetoric On Video
• Keyword Searches To Improve Your Privilege Doc Review
• Calif. Appeals Court Backs Online Retailer's Arbitration Pact
• DOL Outlines What To Do When Retirement Savers Go Missing
• A Benefits Attorney's Role In Corporate Transactions: Part 2
• Insurer Beats Fla. Restaurant Chain's Virus Coverage Suit
• 4 Things To Expect From A Biden Department Of Energy
• Dems' Senate Win Sinks Insurers' Virus Liability Shield Hopes
• BlackRock Can't Dodge ERISA Class Action Ahead Of Trial
• Tim Hortons Operator's Former CEO Sues To Duck Arbitration
• Gary Gensler Reportedly Tops Biden's List To Lead SEC
• Judge Upholds $1B Music Label Piracy Verdict Against Cox
• Feds Want Jury Told Of Ex-Theranos CEO's 'Lavish Lifestyle'
• 1st Amendment Protects Scabby The Rat, Union Tells NLRB
• Insurer Dodges Miami Caterer's COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• DOJ's Antitrust Unit Making Good On Labor Market Warnings
• 4 Things To Expect From A Biden EPA
• Cybersecurity Event-Driven Securities Litigation Has Arrived
• Chancery Opens Trial On Williams' 'Nuclear' Takeover Defense
• A Benefits Attorney's Role In Corporate Transactions: Part 1
• Biden's USTR Pick Envisions More Inclusive Trade Policy
• A Law Of The Digital Sea Could Expand Data Rights, Oversight
• Visa, Plaid Call Off $5.3B Deal Following DOJ Challenge
• AFL-CIO Readying Push To Pass PRO Act Labor Reforms
• Intercept Pharma Brings On Immunomedics GC As Top Atty
• ABA Approves Remote Practice, But Questions Remain
• What Is Insider Trading In The Derivatives Markets?
• Labor Dept. Hikes Wages For High-Skilled Work Visas
• White & Case Snags Noble Energy's Former Managing Atty
• Acacia Asks Court To OK Its Termination Of $2.6B Cisco Deal
• Enterprise WARN Act Ruling Spells Trouble For Big Employers
• 7 Major M&A Deals That Broke Down Due To COVID-19
• Ten IPOs Could Raise Nearly $5B As 2021 Gets Rolling
• Biden Urged To Take More Measured Tariff Approach
• Justices Turn Away 7 More IP Cases, Split Arthrex Arguments
• Spa Virus Coverage Ruling Misses The Mark
• 9th Circ. Gets Tougher On Experts At Class Certification
• Kirkland, Cleary Advise Staples In $2.1B Office Depot Bid
• Pilgrim's Pride Settles Out Of Price-Fixing Case For $75M
• What To Expect From Securities Litigation In 2021
• Keys To Creating Standout Law Firm Thought Leadership
• No Delay For Epic's Apple Trial In Antitrust Case
• Outgoing FCC Chair Says Time's Up For Section 230 Rule
• Yellen's Tenure May Be Defined Primarily In Regulatory Space
• Law360's Tort Report: COVID-19 Biz Immunity Bills Floated
• EEOC'S Final Conciliation Regulations Cleared For Liftoff
• Facebook Names 1st VP Of Civil Rights
• PPP Enforcement Issues To Watch In 2021
• Successful Anti-Harassment Training Starts With Culture
• High Court Won't Take Up SEC In-House Judges Debate
• Top 5 Criminal Justice Reforms Advocates Want Under Biden
• Judges On Race: The Power Of Discretion In Criminal Justice
• Insurer Looks To Duck Franchise Group's $40M Virus Suit
• Cisco Wins Injunction Against Acacia Ending $2.6B Deal
• Latest SEC Bounty Shows Outside Tipsters Still Welcome
• Outgoing State Dept. Officials Form New Cybersecurity Office
• Justices Urged To Clarify Bar For ERISA Stock-Drop Suits
• AT&T Brings Back Data Caps After Taking COVID-19 Pledge
• Calif. Justices Should Weigh Virus Coverage, 9th Circ. Told
• SEC's Direct Listings Expansion Could Invite New Risks
• Expect New SEC Leadership To Require More ESG Reporting
• Boeing's Favorable Crash Deal Leaves Victims' Families Livid
• Apple Users Face Uphill Fight In Securing Global Sales Data
• Convicted Insys Founder Wants Vaccine First, Prison Later
• Ex-Alta Mesa Atty Returns To Marathon Oil As GC
• US Labor Dept. Accuses Philly Union Of Intimidating Members
• Texas High Court To Decide If Amazon Is A 'Seller'
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• 5 Attorney Business Development Tips For The New Year
• Deutsche Bank To Pay Over $130M For FCPA, Fraud Violations
• Juul Not Likely To Escape Employee's Refreshed NDA Fight
• Trump's Big Tech Lockout Adds Fuel To Oversight Debate
• Life Sciences Cos. Increasingly Turn To Arbitration
• Biden Fills Out Economic Team With Commerce, SBA Picks
• 5th Circ. Revives Pay Discrimination Suit Against Omni Hotels
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• TCPA Future Uncertain After A Tumultuous 2020
• DOJ Targets UnitedHealth Unit For Criminal No-Poach Pacts
• Russian Hacker Who Hit JPMorgan Gets 12 Years In Prison
• What Trading Restrictions On China Mean For US Markets
• How Defense Bill Will Overhaul AML Policy In US
• Walmart Beats Claims It's Defying $65M Cashier Seating Deal
• Boeing To Pay More Than $2.5B Over 737 Max Fraud
• Texas In-House Atty Fired For Role In Capitol Chaos
• Biden Picks Boston Mayor Walsh To Lead DOL
• Google's $7.5M Data Breach Deal OK'd, Attys Get $1.8M
• FCPA Can Guide Foreign Parties' Anti-Doping Act Compliance
• Minimizing Disruption To Clients During Law Firm IT Upgrades
• EEOC Floats Rule Tackling Workplace Wellness Incentives
• Trump Admin. Finalizes Salary-Based H-1B Visa System
• DOJ Misled Court About Planned Opioid Suit, Walmart Says
• Apple Can't Get New Trial After $503M VirnetX Patent Verdict
• Apple GC Earned $4.6M In 2020, Plus Potential $21.7M In Stock
• US, EU Call Out India During WTO's Trade Review
• NYSE Backtracks And Again Plans To Delist Chinese Stocks
• NLRB Official Approves Union Vote By Mail, Citing COVID-19
• Gov't Pandemic Response Will Boost Life Sciences In 2021
• Amazon, T-Mobile Cut Deal To Resolve Job Ad Bias Suit
• Vetoed Pa. Bill Offered COVID-19 Liability Relief State Needs
• Ga. Judge 'Torn' Over GM Exec Deposition In Car Defect Suit
• Bribery Trial Highlights SEC's Focus On Gift Violations
• NY Nine West Bankruptcy Decision Won't Chill Buyout Activity
• How Dems Could Alter SEC's Enforcement Approach
• 3 White Collar Enforcement Laws Garland Could Wield As AG
• Coke Taps Ex-Boeing Adviser As Point Person In Tax Case
• Tips For Drafting Effective Amicus Briefs
• Corporate Boards Must Ask Key Cybersecurity Questions
• DOL Finalizes New Worker Classification Regs
• Calif. High Court Asked To Clarify Call-Recording Rules
• Trump, Iran Trade Barbs As US Prepares For New Admin.
• Trump Bars Dealings With WeChat Pay, 7 Other Chinese Apps
• Bouchard Rulings That Shaped Delaware Corporate Law
• Ind. Lawmakers Propose Coronavirus Liability Shield Bill
• Ex-WilmerHale Temp Says Agency 'Cooked' Case Jurisdiction
• Bouchard's Surprise Exit Opens Uncertain Void On Chancery
• IRS Allows Partnership Transition Relief In Biz Interest Regs
• US Officials Say Government Hack 'Likely Russian In Origin'
• Split 11th Circ. Upholds Magellan Health Noncompete
• Benefits-Plan Sponsors Face A Tough Year On Compliance
• LinkedIn Aims Ax At Workers' Mismanaged $817M 401(k) Suit
• Split NLRB OKs Ambulance Co.'s Social Media Limits
• Poultry Processor Can't Ditch Citizenship Bias Claims
• Embattled FirstEnergy Names Former PG&E Exec As CLO
• Ex-Twitter Deputy General Counsel Joins O'Melveny
• 5 Trends That Will Influence E-Discovery In 2021
• McDonald's Calls Black Franchisees' Bias Suit 'Implausible'
• High Court Seeks Workers' Input On Gannett ERISA Fight
• 9th Circ. Revives Google AdWords User's Overcharging Suit
• Nissan Exec Freed From Investors' Pay Scandal Suit
• Oracle Drops Suit Aimed At Dismantling DOL's Bias Watchdog
• DOL Says Extending FFCRA Leave Earns Cos. Tax Credit
• Chipotle To Settle OT Suit Awaiting High Court Review
• MoneyGram Dodges Suit Over Money Laundering Compliance
• Apple Won't Have To Turn Over Global Docs In Fight With Epic
• Enterprise Can't Shake WARN Act Liability Over Virus Layoffs
• Prep For Increased Pay Equity Enforcement In Gov't Contracts
• Insurer Says McDonald's Biometric Suit Doesn't Trigger Policy
• See's Candies Worker Sues Over Husband's COVID-19 Death
• Trump Extends COVID-19 Visa Bans Through March
• Calif. Federal Forum Clause Rulings Are Good News For Cos.
• Google Activists Launch Union Amid Rising Unrest
• Connecticut Firm Starwood Energy Hires New Deputy GC
• Walmart To Pay Up To $14M For Truce In Military Leave Suit
• Halliburton Names New Chief Legal Officer
• DOL Says No Travel Pay Required For Partial Telework Days
• The Top In-House Hires Of December
• How Relationship Partners Can Draft Winning RFP Responses
• 4 Worries That Will Keep GCs Awake At Night In 2021
• Opposing Interests That Could Shape Labor Policy In 2021
• Securities Litigation Trends That Will Matter Most In 2021
• Antitrust Conduct Cases To Watch In 2021
• Wage And Hour Cases To Watch in 2021
• Law Firm Merger Predictions For 2021
• The Next Wave Of COVID-19 Securities Litigation Is Building
• Patent Policy To Watch In 2021
• 2020 ERISA Litigation Trends Hint At What's Ahead This Year
• 3 Environmental Enforcement Trends To Watch Under Biden
• Patent Cases To Watch In 2021
• Cybersecurity And Privacy Policy To Watch In 2021
• Labor Cases And Trends To Watch In 2021
• ERISA Arbitration, New Legal Theories To Be Tested In 2021
• 10 Areas Of Privacy Law That Look Ripe For Change In 2021
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Cases To Watch In 2021
• How Ransomware Will Continue Wreaking Havoc In 2021
• 4 Wage And Hour Developments To Watch In 2021
• 4 Religious Liberty Cases Attorneys Should Watch In 2021
• Patent Litigation Trends To Watch In 2021
• Pandemic Response, ESG To Drive 2021 Shareholder Activism
• Mitigating IRS Cryptocurrency Enforcement Risk In 2021