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Corporate - April, 2021

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• Employment Authority: A Guide To Biden's First 100 Days
• 3M Hit With $7.1M Verdict In Earplug MDL Bellwether Trial
• Pa. High Court Points Way To Valid Employer No-Poach Deals
• SEC's New Chair Seeks Fixes For Unequal Access To Capital
• Macy's 'Scan And Pay' App Violated CBAs, Arbitrator Says
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Workplace Suits Spotlight May Lineup
• Walmart Settles Wage Statements Class Action
• UPS Gets Ex-Worker's COVID-19 Risk Suit Dismissed
• Calif. Jury Convicts Ex-Netflix Exec Of Taking Bribes
• SEC's Peirce Talks ESG And Agency's Future Under New Chair
• NLRB Says Fight Over Acting GC's Appointment Up To Courts
• VW Hit With Stock Drop Suit Over 'Voltswagen' Gag
• What NYC Climate Case Dismissal Means For Baltimore Suit
• The Top In-House Hires Of April
• Med Tech Co. Class Sues Over $569M CEO Incentive Plan
• 1st Circ. Says Costco Worker's Pregnancy Bias Suit Falls Flat
• US Presses China To Make IP Enforcement Changes Stick
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Apple Hit With EU Antitrust Complaint Over App Store Rules
• SEC Enforcer's Exit Won't Sour Gensler On BigLaw Hires
• CBD Co. Hit With $12M Fraud Suit Over Failed Biz Transaction
• Hedge Fund Seeks To Nix Kazakhstan Fraud Suit Over $506M
• LA Lakers Insurer Calls Foul On COVID-19 Coverage Bid
• Ransomware Panel Urges Crypto Oversight, Payment Reports
• Dakota Access Will Seek High Court Review Of Permit Wipeout
• Steak 'N Shake, Zurich Unit Agree To End Virus Coverage Suit
• Fed. Circ. Weighs In On EAJA Fees In Partial Wins
• 6th Circ. Says USDA Read Farmers' Insurance Change Wrong
• Staffing Platform ShiftPixy Files 4 SPACs Exceeding $1B
• Insurer Asks 7th Circ. To Preserve Win In Brewery's Virus Suit
• LA Brentwood Medical Office Tower Lands $43M Loan
• High Court Blow To FTC Restitution Could Be Temporary
• Truck Co. Inflated Preorder Sales, Lost $1.9B, Investors Say
• Justices Should Clarify Securities Fraud Loss Causation
• 9th Circ. Orders EPA To Ban Pesticide Or Find It Safe For Kids
• Union Says CBS Defied Subpoena In Misconduct Arbitration
• 1st Circ. Told Bostock Misread In Whole Foods BLM Bias Case
• Sens. Press NLRB GC Pick On Robb Firing, Key Labor Issues
• Ill. Judge Denies Stay For Biometric Data Vendor In BIPA Case
• How Gov't FCPA Hiring Practices Theory May Pan Out In Court
• Norton Rose Names New Heads Of Corporate, Finance
• Biden Unveils Picks For General Counsel Posts At EPA, DOE
• Hartford Defeats Pa. Restaurants' Pandemic Coverage Suit
• Ad Firm Illegally Fired Workers Who Streamed Pay Complaints
• Republicans Grill Biden DOL Solicitor Pick Over Partisan Past
• Medical Transport Co. Settles EEOC Pregnancy Bias Suit
• Delta-8 Craze Puts Pot Attorneys On The Spot
• Biden Speech Pitches Investments To 'Win 21st Century'
• GOP Concerns May Delay Bill To Restore FTC Restitution Tool
• NY, Del. Judges Take Brunt Of 3-Year Rise In Securities Filings
• 11th Circ. Revives Consumer's FCRA Suit Against Experian
• Robust Debt Market Keeps Humming At Record Levels
• Opioid Ad Blitz Targeted Not Just Docs But Insurers: J&J Rep
• Paid Family Leave In $1.8T Biden Plan No Sure Thing
• Rollback Of Restitution Power Leaves FTC Cases In Limbo
• EEOC Axes Contested Trump-Era Pay Data Restrictions
• HelloFresh Wants To Pay $14M To End TCPA Suit
• WTO Dispute Roundup: US, Venezuela Agree To Talk It Out
• SEC Enforcement Head Resigns 1 Week After Being Hired
• Pitt Is Latest University To Beat Virus Tuition Refund Claims
• Boyden Gray Calls Coke's Diversity Plan 'Unlawful'
• Teary Ex-CEO Tells Jury Mortgage Co.'s Failure Not His Fault
• Microsoft, DOD Can't Toss $10B JEDI Contract Challenge
• NY Regulator Says SolarWinds Cyberattack A 'Wake-Up Call'
• US Needs Better, Nonpunitive Approach To Greening Trade
• What Kan. Bankruptcy Ruling Means For Junior Lenders
• Biden Lays Down Clean Energy Marker In First 100 Days
• The Gap Nabs Dismissal Of Investor's Board Diversity Suit
• Startup Wants $46M Atty Fee After Patent Win Against Walmart
• Biden Nominates Harvard's Deputy GC For DOJ Role
• Choctaw Nation Sues CVS, UnitedHealth Over Claim Denials
• Most Firms Withhold Hard Data In Human Capital Disclosures
• NLRB Says Virus Variants Shouldn't Trigger Mail Votes
• IBM's New Tech Infrastructure Offshoot Appoints Its GC
• J&J Sales Rep.'s Suit Says Male Workers Treated Better
• Pa. Wage Theft Cases Put Employers On Notice, Attys Say
• Ex-Mayer Brown Atty's Suit Should Hit Red Light, Car Co. Says
• IP Attys On TikTok Defy BigLaw's 'Stodgy' Social Media Norms
• Wyden Probes Credit Suisse Compliance With Tax Dodge Deal
• Dems See 'Urgency' In Bill Restoring FTC Restitution Power
• Teva Calls DOJ Questions About Morgan Lewis Work Intrusive
• Ill. Staffing Agency Owes Recruiters OT Wages, Workers Say
• What OECD Scrutiny Means For Anti-Corruption In Brazil
• How SPACs Can Avoid Failed China Reverse Mergers 2.0
• GOP Sens. Balk At Oil, Gas Tax Hikes For Infrastructure Bill
• Greenspoon Marder Adds Partner To Work In NY, Miami
• Owens Corning Taps Ex-Nordson Atty For GC Post
• UBS Names Ex-Rio Tinto, Novartis Atty As Group GC
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• The Pandemic's Bright Spots For Lawyers Who Are Parents
• Intel Says VLSI's 'Unclean Hands' Bars $2.18B Patent Win
• State Farm Can't Duck Eatery's Virus Coverage Suit Just Yet
• After USPTO, Iancu Isn't Done Advocating For Patent System
• SEC Requests $21M In Follow-Up To Landmark Liu Ruling
• The Gap Urges Judge To Toss Investor's Board Diversity Suit
• NLRB Says Ad Co. Withheld Info From Union In Layoff Dispute
• Pret A Manger Must Face Ex-Employee's Biometric Data Suit
• DOL Launches Essential-Worker Protections Initiative
• 5th Circ. Told Reversing Nokia Win May Threaten Patent Pools
• Nike, Retail Workers Reach $8.25M Bag Check Deal
• Eye On ERISA: Q&A With Kantor & Kantor's Elizabeth Hopkins
• Sen. Leahy Says Trump Tried To Weaken America Invents Act
• Pfizer 'Bonus' Irks Judge In Bristol-Myers Cancer IP Dispute
• Cloudflare Offers 'Bounty' To Help Kill Patents In Texas Case
• BMW Avoids Sanctions Over Undisclosed Docs In Dealer Suit
• Demand For Contract Attys Booms As Rates Reach $250/Hour
• Justices Won't Touch ERISA Ruling Against Comcast Worker
• Data 'Scraping' Episodes Don't Fall Neatly Into Breach Laws
• 9th Circ. Won't Let Amazon Arbitrate Kids' Alexa Privacy Suit
• MyPillow CEO Urges Ax Of Dominion's $1.3B Defamation Suit
• FTC Banks On Lawmaker Action To Revive Restitution Power
• 4 Ways Private Capital-Raising Rules Are Loosening Up
• 8th Circ. Tyson Case Could Streamline COVID-19 Suits
• Employment Authority: Impact Of EEOC's Hiring Campaign
• Google's Top Attorney Took Home $50.9M In 2020
• Kaiser Inks $7.4M Deal To Settle Latinx Workers' Bias Suit
• 8th Circ. Says No Class Cert. For TD Ameritrade Investors
• What High Court Is Considering In Assignor Estoppel Case
• Supreme Court Is Right In Limiting Gov't Agency Authority
• DC Lyft Driver Must Arbitrate COVID-19 Sick Leave Suit
• Don't Miss It: Orrick, Jones Day Guide Week's Hot Deals
• Ill. Businesses Criticize Gov.'s NOL, Sales Tax Discount Caps
• Lowe's Strikes Deal To Exit Sweeping ERISA Case
• Economic Sanctions And Export Controls: A Q1 Update
• BofA To Pay $11.5M To Settle 3 Employee Wage Suits
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Revise Mansfield Diversity Mandates To Also Benefit Veterans
• How To Set Execs' Pay In SPACs Without Breaking A Sweat
• 2nd Circ. Skeptical Of NLRB In ADT 6-Day Workweek Case
• Whole Foods BLM Mask Case May Stretch Bias Law's Limits
• Cyberattacks Concern Execs More Than Regulatory Risks
• Vaccine Passport Plans Can't Ignore Web Of Privacy Laws
• Who Is Alex Oh? 6 Things To Know About SEC's New Enforcer
• Uber Can't Force Driver To Arbitrate PAGA Claim, Panel Says
• Citgo Nabs Ex-BP Exec For Chief Compliance & Ethics Post
• Ex-Coca-Cola Engineer Stole Trade Secrets, Jury Says
• FTC Lacks Facts For Antitrust Claims, Facebook Says
• We Haven't Heard The Last From SPACs, Panel Says
• Home Depot Pays $21M To End EPA's Lead Paint Safety Suit
• NYC's Fair Workweek Law Survives Biz Groups' Challenge
• Kaiser Reaches $11.5M Settlement To Wrap Up Race Bias Suit
• Pilgrim's Pride Sued Over COVID-19 Spouse Deaths
• Senate Labor Committee Sets Hearing For NLRB GC
• Google Just Won A Big Copyright Case. It Isn't The First Time.
• PTAB Filings Are Down, Institution Rate Is Up In FY 2021
• AGs To Fill Void As Justices Say FTC Can't Impose Restitution
• Hasbro Suit Throws Wrench In 'Evergreening' TM Management
• Biden Plan Would Gut US Funding Of Global Fossil Fuel Work
• What Anti-Bribery Authorities Expect From Compliance Teams
• Tips For Managing Cybersecurity And Privacy Risks In M&A
• SEC Taps Paul Weiss Partner To Lead Enforcement Division
• Biden Admin. Drops Challenge To Calif.'s Cap-And-Trade Deal
• Supreme Court Rolls Back FTC Restitution Power
• Biden Kicks Off Earth Day Climate Summit With World Leaders
• GenMark Investor Wants Records On $1.8B Roche Deal
• Apple, Google App Antitrust Debate Sparks Senate Pile-On
• McDonald's Board Sued Over Ex-CEO's Affair Scandal Losses
• Justices Eye Narrowing Bar On Patent Attacks, Not Ending It
• Senate Panel Advances Bill Aimed At Curbing China's Rise
• NLRB Acting GC Defends Employee-Questioning Precedent
• NLRB Keeps 'Contract Bar' Despite Floating Changes
• COVID Compliance Woes Continue Despite Good Intentions
• Labor Unions Oppose H-2B Visa Increase, Citing 'Abuses'
• US Agencies Breached In New Remote Network Hacking Spree
• 5th Circ.'s Health Care Fraud Ruling May Help Defendants Broadly
• UPenn Beats Virus Tuition Refund Claim, Pitt Seeks Same
• Veteran Coca-Cola Atty Replaces General Counsel
• Former Baker Hughes CLO Joins Bracewell's Houston Office
• Tesla GC Jumps To Luminar As Chief Legal Officer
• Citizens Financial GC Joins Murphy & McGonigle
• Biden Will Commit To Halving US Carbon Emissions By 2030
• Senate Committee OKs Biden's No. 2 DOL Pick
• How They Won It: Qualcomm Beats FTC Antitrust Suit
• Facing $50B Trial, Drugmakers Minimize Roles In Opioid Sales
• VLSI Tells Jury $3B Intel Case Hinges On Witness Credibility
• FTC's Challenge To $8B Illumina Merger Shipped To Calif.
• Morningstar Says SEC Oversteps Its Authority In Ratings Suit
• EEOC Appeals Walmart Pregnancy Bias Case To 7th Circ.
• Audits Continue Unabated Despite COVID-19, Report Shows
• What To Expect From FinCEN's Beneficial Ownership Rules
• Facebook Memo Reveals Plan To 'Normalize' Data Scraping
• Meet The Tech Co. CLOs Set To Testify At App Store Hearing
• 4 New SEC Executive Staff Members Bring In-House Expertise
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Bankruptcy Litigation Could See More Third-Party Funding
• Edison Execs Hold On To ERISA Stock Case Win At 9th Circ.
• Insurer Beats Texas Spice Store's Pandemic Coverage Suit
• Employers To Get 22K Extra Seasonal Worker Visas
• Fla. To Tax Remote Sellers, Slash Biz Rent Tax
• Almost Half Of Firms Hit By Cyberattack In 2020, Report Says
• $50B Opioid Trial Starts With Warring Views Of Drug Marketing
• Prison Co. Inks $56M Deal To End Investor Suit Ahead Of Trial
• Ex-Netflix Exec Hid Commissions From Colleague, Jury Told
• Chinese National Gets 33 Months For Lab Trade Secret Theft
• DOJ Says Firm Must Divest Salt Co. For $3.2B Morton Buy
• Tailored Tax Responses Needed For Gig Economy, OECD Says
• Senator Joe Manchin Signs On To Dems' Labor Law Overhaul
• Novant Says $1.5B Zurich Unit Plan Covers COVID-19 Losses
• AGs Say Joint Employer Rule Hurts Workers, Subverts FLSA
• Walmart Punished In Opioid MDL For Discovery Defiance
• NY Hikes Taxes On Businesses, Wealthy In $212B Budget
• Royalty Pharma GC Says Law Limits Overcharge Payback
• Asset Management Takeaways From SEC Risk Alert On ESG
• Investors Sue Credit Suisse Over Greensill, Archegos Fiascos
• New Vice Chancellor Pick Gets Sterling Endorsements In Del.
• Sidley Adds Ex-Deputy GC At Treasury In DC Office
• High Court Sidesteps Autodialer Cases After Facebook Ruling
• Ex-Scientific Games Atty Joins Howard & Howard In Vegas
• Union Files Anticipated Challenge To Amazon Election Results
• 5 Key Details As Drugmakers Face $50B Opioid Trial In Calif.
• Quinn Emanuel, Other Firms Sue MiMedx Over Legal Fees
• Law360's Guide To Biden's Judicial Picks
• SEC Reopens Public Comment On Universal Proxy Proposal
• Employment Authority: 4 Virus ADA Questions For The EEOC
• Ex-Tesla Engineer Admits To Downloading Code, Settles Suit
• 4 Takeaways From DOL's New Cybersecurity Guidance
• 3 Ways The Pandemic Is Reshaping Commercial Real Estate
• Cybercrime Group Member Gets 10 Years For Hacking US Cos.
• Biden's FTC Pick Khan To Face Senate Panel Wednesday
• Lessons From Federal Fraud Charges Against UBiome
• Why The Future Law Firm Model Is Industry-Based Offerings
• Beware Sunny Days: Lessons From BP's 2005 Texas Blast
• Chancery OKs $9.5M Fee For Williams Cos. Poison Pill Kill
• 6 D&O Provisions To Consider When Buying SPAC Insurance
• Harvard Biz School Group Backs Amazon Race Bias Suit
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Victoria's Secret Hit With Wage Suit Over COVID Screenings
• EEOC Atty Promises Updates To Virus ADA Guidance
• What To Watch As Justices Eye Restriction On Patent Attacks
• EDF Taps Under Armour Vet For Chief Legal Officer Role
• DC Circ. Revives T-Mobile Company Union Fight
• SolarWinds Sanctions Far From Last Word On Russian Hacks
• Madoff's 'Seismic Shift' On SEC, Compliance Still Felt Today
• NortonLifeLock Battles To Disarm Investor's Diversity Suit
• Juul Plaintiffs Get Green Light To Depose Altria CEO In MDL
• Jury Says IBM Owes $11M To Manager Fired For Flagging Bias
• WTO Is 'Part Of The Problem' On Environment, USTR Says
• Bezos Pledges To Build 'Better' Amazon After Union Vote
• LeClairRyan Trustee Strikes Ch. 7 Deal With Ex-GC
• How Companies Should Respond To Patent Diversity Bill
• House OKs Pay Equity Bill On Near Party-Line Vote
• Steak 'N Shake Launches Virus Coverage Suit Against Zurich
• Chili's Customers Get Class Cert. In Data Breach Suit
• Insurer Says McDonald's Fingerprint Suits Aren't Covered
• Amazon Union 'Analyst' Job Wasn't Violation, NLRB Atty Says
• Big Tech Group Offers Support For Biden Corp. Tax Rate Hike
• Ex-Braskem CEO Cops To Petrobras Bribery Charges
• SEC Doles Out Second-Largest Whistleblower Award
• Anticipating Plaintiff Strategies After High Court TCPA Ruling
• BigLaw, GCs Lead New Effort To Fight Anti-Asian Violence
• Littler Punished Over Atty Lies In Wage-And-Hour Suit
• COVID Not A Virus? Judge Nixes Firm's Insurance Suit Pitch
• M&A Takeaways From ABA Antitrust Meeting
• Apple Gets New Damages Trial After $506M Patent Verdict
• Apple CEO Tim Cook Looking At 2-Hour Epic Trial Testimony
• J&J Investors Urged To Reject CEO Pay Over Opioid Litigation
• Ex-Netflix Exec Scored Cash, Gifts From Vendors, Jury Told
• Ex-Goldman Sachs VP Can Appeal Legal Fee Bid Denial
• Finjan Beats Investor Suit Over $44M Fortress Deal, For Now
• Costly CEOs May Saddle Companies With Tax Under Biden
• 'Must-Have' Texas COVID-19 Liability Bill Faces Little Dissent
• Execs Didn't Breach Duty In Drug Rebate Row, Ill. Court Says
• Del. Justices Asked To Back $1.8B Cigna-Anthem Breakup Fee
• Ga. Judge Hints CVS On Hook For $45M Shooting Verdict
• Ex-Alden CFO Charged With Embezzling $30M, To Plead Guilty
• Senate Confirms Gary Gensler To Lead SEC
• High Expectations For Easy Pivot To McCormick In Chancery
• See's Candies Can't Toss Worker's COVID-19 Safety Suit
• Sen. Warren Tells Navient's CEO He Should Be Fired
• Feds Want Jenner & Block Partner To Monitor UAW Deal
• SpaceX Says DOJ Subpoena Bid 'Undermines The Judiciary'
• Google Can't Fully Shield CEO From 'Incognito' Suit Discovery
• SEC's Latest Guidance Likely To Further Slow SPAC Market
• GOP Sens. Target MLB Antitrust Carveout Amid Georgia Move
• Epic Judge Says No To Apple's Bid For Pretrial Sanctions
• Yearly Tax Gap Could Exceed $1 Trillion, Rettig Says
• Thought Leadership's Critical Role In Law Firm Diversity
• TCPA Litigation And Compliance After Facebook Ruling
• Ex-Netflix Exec Gave Startup Rivals' Pricing Data, Jury Told
• Paid Sick Leave Bill Pitched Again In House, Senate
• Texas Judge Suggests Turning Off Biz's Virus Coverage Suit
• Ill. University Dodges Class Claims Over COVID Closures
• Little Caesars Promotes GC To Chief Of Staff
• US Antitrust Regulators Should Foster Climate Collaboration
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• MTA Says In-House Lawyer's Race, Sex Bias Suit Falls Short
• Wilson Sonsini Hires Former GC As New York Partner
• A Guide To The 1st Appellate Clash Over COVID-19 Coverage
• Intel's Chip Advances Were Borrowed Tech, VLSI Tells Jury
• Raytheon Workers Latest To Sue Allianz Over COVID Losses
• Tech Attys Tell USPTO To Rethink PTAB Review Denials
• Ky. Latest State To Enact COVID-19 Liability Shield Law
• Ex-Netflix Biz Partner Acknowledged 'Pay-To-Play,' Jury Told
• Del. Chicken Plant Inks $205M Deal To End Pollution Suits
• Biz Groups Say EEOC Conciliation Regs Reach 'Fair Balance'
• Rite Aid Beats Suit Over Ex-Atty's Insider Trading Warning
• Structural Shift In ESG-Linked Debt May Make Issuance Easier
• Guess Can't Send Ex-Worker's Bias Suit To Arbitration
• Walmart Owes $115M For Stealing Startup's Food Tech
• More Worker Vax Suits May Be Coming, But Are Likely To Fail
• SEC Loses Bid For Ripple Labs Execs' Personal Financial Info
• Insurance Co. Beats Calif. Nightclub's Virus Coverage Suit
• Fox News Taps Ex-Google Atty For General Counsel Spot
• Korean Battery Cos. Avert Import Ban With $1.8B Settlement
• Senators Call For Apple Rep At Planned App Store Hearing
• Employment Authority: Unpacking Amazon's Union Vote Win
• LA Fitness Launches $500M Fight Against 11 Insurers
• 2nd Circ. Says Insurer Owes For Inventory Sold Off In Ch. 11
• Texas Justices End Farmers Policy Renewal Fight
• GAO Says Contract Bidder Lacks Standing To Revise Process
• Harford Gets Out Of Hotels' Pandemic Coverage Suit
• Growth Cos. Should Disclose Projections In IPO Prospectuses
• Breach-Of-Duty Suit Imperils Fiduciary Cases, Chancery Told
• Del. Rulings Guide On D&O Insurance For Corporate Fraud
• What Associates Should Consider Before Switching Practices
• 3 Reasons Securities Fraud Litigation Exposure Fell In Q1
• LegalZoom Hires Former Google Exec As Chief People Officer
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Wilson Sonsini Adds Ex-Shearman & Sterling Partner In Austin
• Oracle, Ellison Try To End Investors' Systemic Racism Claims
• Lloyd's Retracts Fraud Allegations In Spat With Calif. Tire Co.
• Atlanta Restaurants Want Do-Over On COVID-19 Case
• SoftBank Fund Leads OneTrust $210M Series C Extension
• United Wants In On Port Authority's DC Circ. Airport Fees Row
• Data Co.'s ERISA Status Erodes Law's Limits, 5th Circ. Told
• Akin Gump Snags Thompson & Knight Energy Duo In Texas
• High Court Oracle Copyright Ruling Is A Boon For Innovation
• City Housing Agency Says Ex-Deputy GC's Suit Not Protected
• Former EEOC Commissioner Lipnic Joins Economics Firm
• 4 Effective Ways To Prioritize Client Advocacy
• Home Depot Wants $50M Coverage For Data Breach Suit
• Consider Benefits Of Carbon Emissions Alongside Costs
• A Call For Greater Clarity Around SEC Cooperation Credit
• Senate Banking Chair Probes Banks Over Archegos Collapse
• Facebook, Princeton Judge Unlikely To Toss AI Data IP Suit
• Judge Tosses Boston Restaurant's Virus Coverage Class Suit
• 9th Circ. Urged To Revive Investor Suit Over Omitted Deal Info
• Pressure Builds On Irish GDPR Watchdog To Take On Big Tech
• Tesla, UAW Battle Over Uniform Policy Standard At NLRB
• BofA Accused Of Failing To Protect Calif. Customers' Benefits
• Huge GC Survey Sees Legal 'Freight Train' Looming
• Lowe's Lot Protest Wasn't 'Secondary' Picket, NLRB Atty Says
• Remote Law Firm Culture Should Prioritize Associate Training
• Ex-CFPB, Alston & Bird Attorney Joins Credit Card Co.
• Ending A Patent War, Nokia Inks Licensing Deal With Lenovo
• 3 Corporate Governance Trends To Watch This Proxy Season
• 11th Circ. Tosses Ex-Pension Fund Worker's Sex Bias Suit
• Barnes & Thornburg Hires Ex-Greenberg Media Leader
• Why CFPB's Disposal Of Supervisory Tool Is Problematic
• Insurer, McDonald's Franchisee Resolve BIPA Coverage Row
• Business Groups Ask High Court To Review $2.1B J&J Verdict
• Irish Watchdog Probing Leak Of 533M Facebook Users' Data
• Quest Says Ex-Amazon Worker's Medical Marijuana Suit Fails
• DOL Revives Obama-Era 'Persuader' Reporting Program
• Walgreens Claims Crowell Betrayed It With Humana Suit
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• FINRA Fines Credit Suisse $345K For Worker Oversight Lapse
• Lax Contemporaneity Test Could Buoy Insider Trading Claims
• Ways Universities Can Improve Foreign Influence Compliance
• Virtual Litigation May Unravel The Narcissistic Lawyer
• Defense Options After Calif. High Court Call-Recording Ruling
• Former Maryland US Attorney Joins Gibson Dunn's DC Office
• Corporate Attys Press Texas Lawmakers For Business Court
• Rosen Law Aims To Lead Securities Claims In Robinhood MDL
• Ripple Labs Wins Access To SEC Internal Crypto Discussions
• GE Agrees To Drop Injunction Bid In Dispute With Siemens
• DOJ Can't Criminalize No-Poach Pacts, Chamber Says
• Objectors To $92M TikTok Privacy Deal Push For Arbitration
• Justices Won't Let Solicitor General Argue Bond Costs Fight
• 6 Things To Know About High Court's Google-Oracle Ruling
• Gov't Fights Chamber's Expansion Of H-1B Challenge
• Ex-IBM Manager Tells Jury Racism Complaint Drew Firing
• 8th Circ. Backs Benefits For Nurse Fired Over Fentanyl Use
• Big Businesses Step Into Pandemic Insurance Coverage Fight
• Onni Can't Get Damages Over Ex-Counsel's Media Interview
• Nelson Mullins Hires Ex-Wells Fargo Associate GC
• 6th Circ. Revives Baker Donelson Malpractice Dispute
• Amazon Retaliated Against 2 HQ Employees, NLRB GC Says
• ABA Remote Work Guide Raises Bar For Atty Tech Know-How
• Walmart Beats Ex-Worker's Sanctions Push In Race Bias Suit
• Yellen Outlines Case For Global Minimum Corporate Tax
• Suit Over Bank Exec's Alleged Masturbation Session Dropped
• Justice Thomas Floats Social Media Regs To Fight Big Tech
• Supreme Court Rules For Google In Oracle Copyright Fight
• Affiliated FM Beats Restaurant Chain's Virus Coverage Suit
• Robinhood Restricted-Trading Suits Will Play Out In Florida
• AndroGel Makers, Buyers Clash Over FTC Getting Discovery
• ITC Has Eyes On IP Talent In Search For New Judge
• Archegos Collapse Drags 'Family Offices' Into The Spotlight
• Marriott Hotel Blames Broker For Lack Of Pandemic Coverage
• Employment Authority: New House Labor Subcommittee Plans
• Lamp Makers Get Union Vote 9 Years After Election Filing
• Media Ownership Ruling Leaves FCC Public Interest Leeway
• American Axle Faces $9.4M Suit Over Polluted NY Plant Site
• Arbitrators Went Too Far In Insurance Dispute, 7th Circ. Told
• Antitrust Risk Considerations In Light Of FTC Merger Focus
• Lateral Hire Conflict Screening Lessons From DLA Piper Case
• Insurers May Be Estopped From Relitigating Pandemic Issues
• Prepare For Minn. Privacy Law To Catch Up To Calif., Wash.
• High Court's Autodialer Ruling Raises Bar For TCPA Plaintiffs
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Workplace, Insurance Rows Highlight April
• Ex-BlueLinx GC Rejoins Kilpatrick As Corporate Partner
• Lehotsky Keller Opens Austin Office, Adds 2 Partners
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Key Enforcement Risks For SPAC Parties Amid SEC Scrutiny
• Pot Co. Board Drama Ignites Claim Of 'Corporate Anarchy'
• What Companies Must Know Before Merging With A SPAC
• Calif. High Court Says All Recorded Cell Calls Need Consent
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• DOJ Deal Lets Two Of Southeast's Biggest Waste Cos. Merge
• Ill. Nursing Home Must Face COVID Outbreak Negligence Suit
• 2nd Circ. Climate Ruling May Not Sway Case At High Court
• Illumina Agrees To Delay $8B Grail Deal During FTC Challenge
• Tech, Health Care Stand Out Among Largest Deals From Q1
• Ex-CFTC Chair Tarbert Joins Citadel Securities As Top Lawyer
• Southwest Says COO Texts Are Lost In 737 Max RICO Suit
• March IPOs Exploded, But The Boom Is Starting To Slow
• Union Can Duck Talks Over Labor Dispute, NLRB Judge Says
• Palantir Founders' 'Magical' Stocks Control Co., Chancery Told
• Venator's UK-Based GC Can't Duck Shareholder Suit In Texas
• SEIU Accuses McDonald's Of Spying On Pro-Union Workers
• Navigating Dems' Whistleblower-Friendly Stance
• 'We're Not Fungible': Asian American Attys On Racism At Work
• Insurer Dodges Chicago Food Vendor's Virus Coverage Suit
• Choosing A Branch Or Subsidiary For Overseas Expansion
• 2nd Circ. Backs Dismissal Of NYC Climate Suit
• Justices Back Narrow Autodialer Ban In Facebook Text Row
• The Top In-House Hires Of March