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Corporate - July, 2023

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• Meta And Twitter Among 26 Sued Over Telecom Patents
• Taco Bell Customer Says Misleading Menu Items Need Más
• Hate Speech Watchdog Rips Twitter's 'Bogus' False Ad Claims
• Judge Won't Toss SEC's Terraform Suit, Rejects Ripple Ruling
• ByteDance Accused Of Harvesting Data In TikTok Editing App
• Musk Says He Can't Be Personally Liable In Severance Claims
• Meta Accused Of Religious Bias Over COVID Vaccine Mandate
• EV Maker Rivian, Investors Referred To Private Mediation
• Colo. Food Co. Fired VP Before Shares Could Vest, Suit Says
• Hemp Extraction Co. Gets $7.5M Default In Contract Spat
• Georgia Man Settles With Another Chemical Co. In PFAS Suit
• OnlyFans Escapes Porn Stars' Blacklisting Suit
• Copyright & TM Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2023
• 9th Circ. Tosses Virus Coverage Fight After Ore. Justices Pass
• Contract Disputes Recap: Timeliness, Evidence, Fact-Finding
• Microsoft Seeks UK Merger Block Rethink, Citing New Deals
• 5 Firms Win Record $266.7M Fee From $1B Dell Settlement
• Clorox, Buyers Reach $5.65M Deal Over Tainted Pine-Sol
• AI Governance Insights For Companies After Senate Hearing
• Ex-Kira VP Accedes To Injunction Forcing Him To Quit Job
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Smith Katzenstein Partner Nominated For Del. Judgeship
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Deceptive Ads Suit Against Zillow
• Ex-Husch Blackwell Partner Returns As Cybersecurity Lead
• 7th Circ. Sends Pronoun Firing Suit Back To Trial Court
• Ex-SVB Atty Rejoins Simpson Thacher As Partner In New York
• Calif. PAGA Ruling Not A Total Loss For Employer Arbitration
• Allianz Facing More COVID-19 Loss Claims In Group Action
• ABA Taps Interim Executive Director As Permanent Leader
• 3 Firms Lead Francisco Partners, TPG In $6.5B New Relic Buy
• The Compliance Chiefs Who've Faced Legal Hot Water In '23
• Jailing SBF Only Way To Stop Witness Intimidation, Feds Say
• American, JetBlue Alliance Gets Permanently Grounded
• New PTAB Rule Could Lead To Rush Of Bids For Vidal's Eye
• First Amendment Group Backs Disney Claims Against Florida
• Privacy Developments To Watch In Rest Of 2023
• Sequenom Beats Suit Over $371M Sale To LabCorp, For Now
• Top Trade Policy Moves To Watch In 2023: Midyear Report
• New Biden Enviro Review Regs Address Climate, Communities
• Juul Scores Arb. Win Against Ex-Exec's Tainted Pods Claims
• Walmart Fall Video Raises Doubt About Fault, 11th Circ. Finds
• Employment Authority: A Shield For Bias Case Jury Awards
• Wyden Presses Feds To Probe Microsoft's 'Lax' Cybersecurity
• NFL Punted A Controversial Owner, But Not The Legal Fallout
• Former Chief Scientist Stole IP, Colorado Hemp Co. Alleges
• BIPA Defendants Must Show Bad Faith For Fees, Judge Says
• 9th Circ. OKs Fee Cut In Progressive Deal Over Totaled Cars
• $72.5M Home Depot OT Settlement Gets Initial OK
• Wynn Quits Nev. Gambling Industry After 'Me Too' Claims
• Tesla Wants Defective Battery Suit Tossed
• Disney Can't Dismiss Fla. Land Dispute With DeSantis Board
• BNP Paribas, Morningstar Latest To Reveal Chat App Scrutiny
• US Antitrust Approach Toward ESG Clashes With EU Stance
• J&J Again Fails To Get Talc Claims Handled In Bankruptcy
• Michigan Cases To Watch In 2023: A Midyear Report
• Littler Slams Atty's Bid To Cull Consultant From Info Theft Suit
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Musk Attys 'Wasting' Court Time With Dogecoin Sanction Call
• Supreme Court Urged To Reverse SEC's Civil Penalty Win
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Goldman Can't Hide In-House Counsel's Name In 1MDB Suit
• Solar Co. Raided Competitor's Employees, Conn. Suit Says
• Ch. 11 Ruling Informs On Social Media Ownership Rights
• Holland & Knight Notches Aviation Lobbyist In DC
• What's Causing EU-US Impasse On Steel And Aluminum
• Protecting Against State-Sponsored Cyber Hostilities
• Calif. Judge Voices Concerns About Kid Internet Privacy Law
• Autoliv Agrees To Pay $56M To End Defective Seat Belt Case
• Allergan Asks 2nd Circ. To End Investors' Breast Implant Suit
• DC Gov't Cleared Of Atty Applicant's 'Scarlet Letter' Claim
• 5 AGs Urge JPML To Group Gov't Insulin Pricing Suits
• Ex-HSBC Exec Says Ciminelli Should End $3.5B Fraud Rap
• Sens. Introduce Bipartisan Bill Targeting Foreign Threats To IP
• Mining Analyst Can't Dig Himself Out Of $1.2M Hole Of Secrets
• DOL Finalizes 'Persuader' Disclosure Forms Rule
• Insurer Must Defend Grocery Store In BIPA Suit, Judge Rules
• Disney Says DeSantis Can't Avoid Constitutional Claims
• Judge Questions Seattle's Fish Focus In Monsanto PCB Suit
• Amazon Web Services Must Face Students' BIPA Privacy Suit
• CFPB Report Highlights Abusive Consumer Financial Tactics
• Objectors Say $725M Facebook Privacy Deal Is Unfair, Unclear
• FTX Customers Say Crypto Banks Helped SBF Steal $8B
• Insurance Agent Pleads Guilty To $1.2M Fraud, Tax Theft
• Rep. Jim Jordan Trying To 'Harass' FTC Staffers, Khan Says
• BCLP Can't Merge Breach Suit With Mondelez Actions
• Kids' Online Privacy, Safety Bills Again Head To Senate Floor
• Europe's Antitrust Enforcer Probing Microsoft Over Teams
• FTC Won't Challenge $4.7B L3Harris-Aerojet Deal
• Law Firm Accused Of Suing To Hobble Chancery Opponent
• Tegna Deal's Handling Not 'Inappropriate,' FCC Chief Says
• GOP Crypto Framework Advances Out Of 2 House Committees
• Parsing FTC's Intercontinental-Black Knight Merger Challenge
• Mallory Gives Plaintiffs A Better Shot At Justice
• FTC Cuts Deal Ending Surescripts Monopoly Case
• Ohio Water Damage Suit Gets Another Chance Over 'Catch-22'
• Fiat Chrysler Says Federal Law Preempts UAW Bribery Claims
• How GCs Can Offer Inclusive Culture For LGBTQ+ Employees
• Ex-Aegerion Rep Says Top Court Ruling Dooms ID Theft Case
• Mitsubishi Chemical Gets Fired Atty's Sex Bias Case Tossed
• Feds Drop Campaign Finance Charge Against Bankman-Fried
• Ex-1 Global Chair Used Investor Money For Himself, Feds Say
• 22 States Fight 3M's $12.5B 'Forever Chemicals' Settlement
• Starbucks Defeats 'S'mores Frappuccino' Lip Gloss Theft Suit
• Fearing $10B FCA Loss, Teva Seizes On Kickback Circ. Split
• Feds Ask To Halt JP Morgan's $175M Frank Buyout Suit
• Fannie, Freddie Shareholders Target Accountability In Retrial
• Meta Tells 2nd Circ. Photo App Waited Too Long To Sue
• Investment Firm To Pay $3M For Stolen Money, Forgery Claims
• Divided SEC Finalizes Cybersecurity Rule For Public Cos.
• Molson Coors Brings On Kohler GC As New Top Atty
• Alcoa Loses $200M Trade Secrets Case Against Rival At Trial
• 3 Takeaways From Biden's Mental Health Parity Proposal
• Dems Probe Defense Firms On Research Tax Cut 'Giveaway'
• DWS Group Preps For SEC Deal Over Alleged Greenwashing
• SVB Parent Floats $12.5M In Bonuses For Top Execs
• FERC Order Affirms Increased Scrutiny Of Investor-Utility Ties
• TM Registration Bar Is Constitutional, Vidal Tells Justices
• DOJ Loses Bid For 5-Year American And JetBlue Monitoring
• 9th Circ. Gap Ruling Creates Split On Forum Selection Clause
• SEC Announces Planned Crackdown On AI Advising
• Why Justices' SuperValu Ruling Wasn't Quite A 'Seismic Shift'
• DOD, Commerce Sign Deal To Boost US Semiconductors
• Firms Vie To Lead Price-Fixing Suit Against Fragrance Giants
• Hertz Seeks 3rd Circ. Review Of Ex-CEO's Clawback Suit Win
• Air Cooling Co. Wants $9M After Rival's Absence In IP Case
• Microsoft Asks 9th Circ. To Reject Gamers' Activision Appeal
• White House Tells 5th Circ. Social Media Order Unprecedented
• Feds Say Bankman-Fried Should Be Jailed Ahead Of FTX Trial
• The Case For Quantifying The Impact Of 'Dark Patterns'
• Canada Emoji Ruling Considers Digital-Age Contract Realities
• 2 Firms Will Lead LoanDepot Derivative Suit In Delaware
• Russian Can't Nix $90M Hack Verdict Over Ties To Mass.
• Pelicans Star Williamson, Family Sued Over $2M Unpaid Loan
• The Biggest Trademark Decisions Of 2023: A Midyear Report
• These Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Calif. PAGA Ruling Devalues Arbitration For Employers
• SPAC Investors Sue Over $4.3B Core Scientific Plummet
• Brit Billionaire Joe Lewis Charged With Insider Trading In NY
• Twin Brothers Indicted Amid SEC, Legal Malpractice Suits
• Equifax Under CFPB Scrutiny Over Its Employee Data Biz
• CACI Tells Fed. Circ. AI Co.'s Protest Suit Was Rightly Rejected
• Ex-JetBlue Staffer Admits To $10M Kickback Racket
• Broadcaster Can't Escape 'All Lives Matter' Twitter Dispute
• Covington May Face Uphill Battle If It Appeals SEC Win
• DC Circ. Tosses Challenge To EPA Hazardous Waste Rules
• Apple, Amazon Hit With £500M Claim For Price Collusion
• Apple Says Amazon Pact Prevents Counterfeits
• Chancery Approves Amneal Settlement, $1.88M Atty Fee
• 9th Circ. Axes 'Take-Home' COVID Suit, Citing Calif. Justices
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Crisco Lawyer Says He Didn't Try To Trick False Ad Plaintiff
• 3 Mass. Casinos Fined For Offering In-State College Bets
• Business Mogul's Appeal Threatens $2.1B Payout, Insurers Say
• Cannabinoid Co. Wins Most Claims In Purchase Contract Suit
• $122.5M Viacom-CBS Merger Suit Deal, $27M Fee OK'd In Del.
• The Biggest Antitrust Developments So Far In 2023
• Quinn Emanuel Latest Law Firm To Disclose Data Breach
• Attys Seek $26M For Madison Square Garden Suit Deal
• Sidley Adds DLA Piper's Fla. Corporate Practice Co-Chair
• Otterbourg Taps Ex-Deutsche Director As Securities Lead
• Pietragallo Gordon Adds Family Law, Estates With Merger
• When Corporate Self-Disclosure Threatens Individuals' Rights
• OpenAI Says ChatGPT Couldn't Defame Talk Radio Host
• Retail Groups Say USTR Ignored Concerns On China Tariffs
• From 'Citizen Of The World' To Chief FCPA Enforcer
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• To Survive Scrutiny, Banks Should Craft Careful D&O Policies
• Firms Seek To Co-Lead TD Bank First Horizon Deal Suit
• UPS, Teamsters Reach Labor Contract That Would Avert Strike
• Ralph Lauren Apologizes To Hoops Legend Over 'Gervin' Shoe
• Liability For User Infringement Begs Specificity, 9th Circ. Says
• Full 11th Circ. Says 1 Text Message Justifies TCPA Standing
• Apple, Atty Face Sanctions Bid Over 'Unnerving' Deposition
• Chancery Chides Both Sides In AMC Stock Split Battle
• Funko Seeks Toss Of Investor's Del. Suit, $3.3M Fee Bid
• 9th Circ. Axes Charter's Win In Ex-Exec's Wrongful Firing Suit
• Microsoft Exploits Users' Site Visits, New Suit Says
• Rivos, Quinn Emanuel Fight Apple's Sanction Bid In IP Suit
• Full 2nd Circ. Won't Reconsider Musk's Bid To Undo SEC Deal
• Investors Say Pot Farm's Del. Case Is Rehash Of Calif. Claims
• Apple, Investors Get May 2024 Trial Over China IPhone Sales
• US Court Says $1.1B GE Capital Row Belongs In Angola
• Biotech Co. Can't Defend Fundraising Claims, SEC Says
• EPA, DOE Reveal Funding To Cut Methane In Oil, Gas Sector
• Pro-Business Interests Press Justices To End Chevron
• 2nd Circ. Restores $4M Award Petition On Forum Grounds
• Product Liability Regulation & Legislation To Watch At Midyear
• Wrigley Heir-Backed Pot Co. Seeks To Void Landlord's $6M Bill
• 'Losing Two Is OK,' FTC's Khan Says
• SEC Says 2nd Stock Fraud Trial For Conn. Atty Isn't Needed
• Judge Temporarily Halts IQVIA Deal At FTC's Behest
• Covington Must Hand Some Client Names To SEC
• Shareholder Objects To 'Unfair' $1.4B Urstadt Biddle Sale
• SEC v. Ripple Labs Decision Could Change Crypto Regulation
• Arconic Investor Sues In Chancery For Docs On $5.2B Sale
• Burford Continues Push For Sysco Sub In Chicken Price Suit
• Bankman-Fried Says Giving Docs To NYT Was Free Speech
• Michigan's Biggest Decisions Of 2023: A Midyear Report
• UBS To Pay $387M In US, UK Fines Over Credit Suisse Lapses
• Mintz Adds Ex-Goodwin Counsel As Member In DC
• Courts Can Overturn Deficient State Regulations, Too
• 'Entire Fairness' Takeaways From Tesla-SolarCity Ruling
• Blank Rome Launches Dallas Shop With Attys From 4 Firms
• Transfer Offer Was Boost, Not Retaliation, Schlumberger Says
• Employment Authority: What's Next After Calif. PAGA Ruling
• 5th Circ. Agrees To Rehear Musk's Tweet Beef With NLRB
• Bang Energy Ex-CEO Appeals To Get Social Media Back
• Trucking Co. Yellow Loses Bid To Block Teamsters Strike
• Top Under-The-Radar Gov't Contracts Cases: Midyear Review
• Top Trade Policy Moves Of 2023: Midyear Report
• Booz Allen To Pay $377.5M In FCA Case Over Improper Billing
• Dems Pledge To Stay On Sidelines As UPS Strike Looms
• 6 Things To Know As States Eye Earned Wage Access Rules
• New Merger Guidelines 'Want To Turn Back The Clock'
• Rocket Co. Astra Shareholder's Del. Suit Cleared To Launch
• 9th Circ. Revives Flextronics Panasonic Antitrust Suit
• 9th Circ. Keeps Domino's Workers' Win After High Court Trip
• Google Told To Pay $339M In WDTX Chromecast Patent Trial
• Fannie, Freddie Investors Set For Retrial Over Profit Sweeps
• ERISA Arbitrability Battles May Require High Court Guidance
• Top International Tax Policy To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2023
• 4 Things Cos. Must Know About Texas' New Business Courts
• OppFi SPAC Investors Sue In Chancery Over Post-Merger Flop
• Ripple Ruling Is A Critical Win For Crypto Industry
• AMC Retools $115M Stock Split Deal After Chancery Rejection
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Stinson Adds Corporate Finance Partners In DC, NYC
• FTC Tries To Cut Amgen, Horizon's Constitutional Challenge
• Ex-Paralegal Says Fla. Firm's Sanctions Bid Is 'Premature'
• Boston Market Workers Left Waiting For Pay, Lawsuit Alleges
• Ropes & Gray Adds Kirkland Funds Partner In DC
• Bankman-Fried Leaked Ex's Diary, Feds Say In Gag Order Bid
• Biggest Washington Decisions: A 2023 Midyear Report
• Calif. Employers Beware: Privacy Act Enforcement Is Coming
• Gordon & Rees Adds Employment Partner In Fresno
• Tales From The Trenches Of Remote Depositions
• White House Secures Pledges From Google, Meta On AI Risks
• FTC Pauses In-House Challenge Of Microsoft, Activision Deal
• Ex-Schlumberger Engineer Says Dream Job Was 'Nightmare'
• Failed Ad Startup Wasn't A Shell For Exec's Fraud, Judge Says
• Orrick Client Files Targeted In Breach, Delta Dental Says
• Lipo Deal Wins OK, But Atty Fees Partially Held Back For Now
• Terraform Says FTX Docs Are Crucial For Its SEC Defense
• Trump-Related SPAC To Pay SEC $18M Over Truth Social Bid
• Starbucks Directors Face Investor Suit Over Anti-Union Stance
• Apple Security Chief Should Face Bribery Charges, Panel Told
• High Court's Lanham Act Ruling Won't Mess Up Delaware Trial
• Fiat Chrysler Can't Get Indian Car Sales Banned In Jeep IP Row
• Buchalter Sanctioned For Delays In 'Kona' Coffee Class Action
• McDonald's Owes $800K In Chicken McNugget Burn Suit
• Athenahealth Iced Software Firm Out Of Deal, Suit Says
• Senate Finally Confirms Pick To Head EPA Enforcement Office
• Wash. Court Says Bankruptcy Doesn't Start Foreclosure Clock
• $12M Deal With $4M Atty Paycheck OK'd In TD Bank ATM Suit
• Amazon Can Ban Offensive Reviewers, Judge Rules
• CFPB Sues Snap Finance Over Financing Agreements
• CFTC, Private Sector Actions May Aid Carbon Market Integrity
• 9th Circ. Expands TCPA Standing, Narrowing Defenses
• Snyder Fined $60M As $6B Commanders Sale Gets Owners' Nod
• Heritage Foundation GC Set To Open Nelson Madden DC Post
• Mass. Cop Convicted Of Passing Analog Devices Stock Tips
• 2023 Is Far From Done With Government Merger Cases
• JetBlue, American Decry DOJ 'Overreach' After Deal Breakup
• Bipartisan Bill Aims To Help Foreign STEM Grads Stay In US
• CFPB's Chopra Keeps Focus On Junk Fees Even As They Fall
• Back To Drawing Board For Artists' IP Suit Against Stability AI
• Taylor Swift Tour Comes Up In Vertical Merger Hearing
• FTC Seeks Input On Proposal To Add COPPA Consent Option
• AMC Stock Split Fight Shapes Del. Corporate Law Overhaul
• Ex-SEC Officials Tell 5th Circ. To Vacate SEC Buyback Rule
• MetLife Beats ERISA Suit Alleging It Withheld Drug Rebates
• FTC Judge Calls Simultaneous In-House, Fed Cases 'A Waste'
• BofA Brass Sued Over $225M SEC, CFTC Texting Probe Fines
• Denver Airport Co. Says Losing Bidder Hasn't Proved Bribery
• Energy Storage Investment Ramps Up In First Half Of 2023
• Google Is Joint Employer With Contractor, NLRB Says
• 5 Patent Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2023
• New SEC Guidance Spotlights CCP Influence On Chinese Cos.
• SAG-AFTRA, WGA Claim NBCUniversal Violated Labor Law
• Goodyear Must Hike Wages, Educate Workers At Mexico Plant
• Schlumberger HR Says Remark To Engineer Was 'Feedback'
• Sterling Bancorp Sentenced To Pay $27M For Securities Fraud
• Mallory Opinion Implicitly Overturned NC Sales Tax Ruling
• ChatGPT Can't Predict The Future Of Antitrust And AI (Yet)
• Investor Sues Dental Tool Co. Leaders, Alleging Pay Scheme
• In A First, Dior Wants Fee Award For Beating BIPA Suit
• Ex-CFO Says Marblegate Won't Pay Up After Abrupt Firing
• Full Pa. Appeals Court Says Uber App Arbitration Terms Unfair
• Ex-Construction Exec Gets 5 Years For Bribery, Tax Evasion
• Crowell Urges Delay In Walgreens-Humana Conflict Ruling
• Chancery Orders $1,000 Daily Fine In Fee Advancement Case
• Biggest Illinois Decisions Of 2023: A Midyear Report
• Ga. Judge Approves Chemical Co. Deal In PFAS Suit
• Diddy Says Diageo Can't Arbitrate Tequila Racism Dispute
• Ex-Deloitte Worker Who Beat IP Rap Gets Lighter Bail Package
• Fed Fines Deutsche $186M Over AML, Sanctions Controls
• HP Cuts Estimated Autonomy Loss By $1B For Damages Trial
• Meta Judge Rips 'Kitchen Sink' Suit Over Apple Ad Changes
• Top International Trade Rulings Of 2023 So Far
• Calif. Justices Open Door To Nonprofits, Unions Suing Cos.
• Alphabet Investors Can't Revive Suit Over $9B EU Antitrust Hit
• SEC Fines Fifth Third Securities Over Muni Bond Disclosures
• GreenLight Shareholders Sue In Del. For Company Books
• Ex-Nevada Bank CEO Named Receiver For Crypto Custodian
• J&J Unit Launches 6th Challenge To Drug Price Negotiations
• Chinese Vape Maker Urges Court To Bar Fla. Co.'s 'Elfbar' Use
• 9 Years For Ex-CEO Who Used Fake AI Claim To Raise $249M
• Ex-Twitter Worker Sues For $500M In Missed Severance Suit
• FinCEN Rules Ignore Law's Intent, AML Experts Say
• Taco Bell, Taco John's Call Truce In 'Taco Tuesday' Battle
• Importers Urge Fed. Circ. To Reverse China Tariffs
• ADI Stock Tipper Had 'Tomorrow's News Today,' Jury Told
• WaPo Wants Out Of $3.8B Trump Defamation Suit
• Utility Sues Colo. Commission For Putting Off Rate Ruling
• Ill. Justices Won't Reconsider BIPA Accrual Ruling
• Eli Lilly Worker Urges Class Certification In Age Bias Suit
• How Multiagency Sanctions Enforcement Alters Compliance
• Six Flags Says Worker's Wage Suit Belongs In Arbitration
• Ozy Media Founder Says Fraud Indictment Thin On Details
• Ex-ComEd CEO, Lobbyist Get Ill. Law Licenses Suspended
• Vice Bankruptcy Ruling Shows Contract Assignment Issues
• Ex-Finance Co. CEO Owes $9M In Trade Secrets Fight
• Ex-Lockheed Atty Lied To Bolster Retaliation Suit, Judge Says
• Disney Investor Suit Shows Limit Of Del. Books, Records Law
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 3 Firms Will Steer Self-Driving Truck Biz Suit In Chancery
• OnlyFans Promotes 2 Attorneys To CEO, COO
• Ex-Littler Atty Accused Of Theft Blasts Document Review
• Justice Kagan Denies Bid To Halt Activision Deal
• CEO Gets 6 Years For Defrauding Tribe With Fake Water Cos.
• Senator Puts Law Firms On Notice Over DEI Work
• Dentons Adds Ex-STB Associate GC And Sidley IP Vet In DC
• 5th Circ. Tables FDIC Challenge For High Court's SEC Ruling
• Judge Nixes Damages From $45M Natera False Ad Verdict
• Apple Gets Epic Loss Paused As 9th Circ. Judge Rips Appeal
• Judge Won't DQ Paul Hastings, Says Coke Knew Conflict Risk
• Chancery Sends $2.1B Hyzon Motors SPAC Deal Toward Trial
• Ex-Navient Exec Sees Jury Award Cut In Wrongful Firing Suit
• Albertsons Unit Inks $1.1M Deal In Biometric Privacy Case
• SEC's Gensler 'Disappointed' In Ripple Ruling, But Undeterred
• Auto Engineers Seek Remand Of UAW Bribery Scheme Claims
• 5th Circ. Urged To Undo SEC Ruling On Ideological Bias Proxy
• Gamers Ask Justices To Halt Microsoft's $69B Activision Buy
• Allstate Moves Wash. Squatter Damage Suit To Federal Court
• Gov't Contracts Cases To Watch In 2023's Second Half
• McDonald's Customer Voluntarily Drops AI Voiceprint Suit
• Atty's Silence Should Spell End To Her Bias Suit, Judge Says
• Southwest Airlines Faces Joined Suits Over Holiday Delays
• Embedding Instagram Posts Doesn't Infringe, 9th Circ. Says
• DOJ Criminal Chief Leaving For Law Firm
• Microsoft, Sony Cut Call Of Duty Deal After FTC Court Loss
• Georgia's Biggest New Legislation For 2023: Midyear Report
• Block Inc. Sues Visa, Mastercard Over Interchange Fees
• FTC Moves To Block IQVIA Deal Over Health Ad Concerns
• FTC Says Co. 'Bombarded' Citizens With 1 Billion Calls
• Investors Tell Chancery Katapult SPAC Defenses Won't Fly
• The Supreme Court Is At War With Itself On Extraterritoriality
• FTC Follows DOJ, Withdraws Hospital Antitrust Safety Zones
• The Biggest Patent Rulings Of 2023: A Midyear Report
• US Chip Group Says More China Restrictions May Fuel Harm
• Ways To Balance ESG Initiatives And Antitrust Risks
• FTC Seeks Pause Of $28B Amgen Deal Amid Challenge
• 1st Trial Down In Abbott's Patent War In Delaware
• In-House At A Food Company: Tackling Generative AI
• Aerospace Co. Didn't Short Executives' Retirement Benefits
• $255M Juul Deal Doesn't Address Addiction, Objectors Say
• Cos. Need To Pay Attention To NY's LLC Transparency Act
• OpenSea Verdict Backs DOJ Digital Asset Insider Trading View
• Calif. Justices Break From Viking On PAGA In Uber Case
• Tesla Board Inks $735M Deal To Settle Pay Suit
• Cravath Adds Former Acting AG Rosen In DC
• SEC, Ripple Likely To Head To 2nd Circ. After Token Ruling
• USVI Seeks $190M From JPMorgan In Epstein Suit
• Justices Quietly Added Ammo To Big Pharma's Kickback Blitz
• Employment Authority: Fed Courts Grow Religious Carveouts
• Judge Slams Ex-Frank Exec's Bid To Exit JPMorgan's Suit
• SEC Says NC Cannabis CEO Admitted To Financial Misdeeds
• 9th Circ. Won't Pause Microsoft-Activision Merger
• GC For Public Company Auditor Watchdog Steps Down
• Top Government Contracts Cases Of 2023: Midyear Review
• Seattle Jury Awards $72M In Latest Monsanto PCB Trial
• Ex-HSBC Rep Says Whistleblower Retaliation Suit Must Go On
• Feds Say Ex-Ga. Insurance Head Can't Dodge Fraud Charges
• Top Privacy Developments Of 2023: Midyear Report
• Top Trade Cases To Watch In 2023: Midyear Report
• 10th Circ. Revives Pilgrim's Pride Investors' Price-Fixing Suit
• Nestle Again Denied Toss Of Child, Slave Labor Claims
• Calif. AG Investigating Big Employers' Privacy Act Compliance
• Insurance Costs, Housing Top Issues In House ESG Hearing
• Ex-NS8 Legal Chief Urges 9th Circ. To Reverse Insurer's Win
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Kids' Google Privacy Case Ruling
• Connecticut Cites Compelling Need For Captive Meeting Ban
• Vape Co. Wants E-Cig Maker's Claims Axed In Ga. 'Elf' TM Row
• A Checklist For Cyber Incident Response Communications
• Health Hires: Venable, McDermott, Arbutus
• Cantor Fitzgerald To Pay SEC $1.4M Over Reporting Failures
• Strategies For Patent Drafting As Eligibility Questions Linger
• Level Up Lawyers' Business Development With Gamification
• Musk Calls For 'All Available' Atty Sanctions In Dogecoin Spat
• Texas Lawmakers OK Property, Biz Tax Cut Ballot Measure
• Conn. Nurse Staffing Co. Member Plundered Biz, Suit Says
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Employer Steps To Protect DEI Plans Post-Affirmative Action
• LoanDepot Faces New Derivative Suit In Delaware
• CFTC Actions Signal Its Lead Role In Carbon Offsets Policing
• Dentons Names New Global Compliance Officer In UK
• Starbucks Fights Fired White Manager's $25.6M Bias Suit Win
• The Wild West Of Event Windows In Securities Class Actions
• Ex-Twitter Execs Seek Del. Order For Musk Legal Fee Payout
• Employment Law To Watch In The Rest Of 2023
• Republican AGs Warn CEOs About Bias After Harvard Ruling
• Stability AI CEO Duped Co-Founder Out Of Shares, Suit Says
• Live Nation Fights Uphill To Arbitrate Antitrust Suit
• NC Court Won't Let Loan Broker Out Of $2.7M Fraud Claim
• House GOP Threatens Crackdown On Proxy Advisers
• Wealth Mgmt. Co. Sued 4x In Del. For $7B CD&R Merger Info
• Judge Warms To Idea SEC Understood Coinbase Well
• Twitter Sues Data Scrapers After Musk Caps Tweet Views
• Twitter Wants Out Of FTC Order, Claiming 'Bias'
• Health Co. Looks To Board For Damages Post-Ch. 7
• FTC Nears Deal To End Surescripts Monopoly Case
• Disney Must Pay $15 Minimum Wage, Calif. Panel Rules
• Chancery Denies New Trial On 'Phantom Equity' Sale Concern
• Khan Denies FTC Is 'Harassing' Musk, Losing On Purpose
• SAG-AFTRA Halts Hollywood With Plan To Strike
• Holmes, Kapoor Aided By Push To Curb Prison Time
• Goldman Workers Seek $78M Atty Award After Sex Bias Win
• Ex-SEC Atty, Recidivist Fraudster Gets 6 Years In Stock Scam
• Academics Sue Texas Over Constitutionality Of TikTok Ban
• Walmart Doles Out $5M To Nev., Colo. For Deceptive Pricing
• Mallory Ruling Leaves Personal Jurisdiction Deeply Unsettled
• Pot Cos. Say Curaleaf Broke Contract With Colo. Withdrawal
• NLRB Urges 1st Circ. To Protect Whole Foods Workers' Texts
• FTC Wants Stop To Microsoft, Activision Deal Pending Appeal
• Chicken Cos. Object To Sysco-Burford Swap In Price-Fix Suits
• Binance Promotes Ex-Skadden Atty To GC Amid Probes
• Littler Wants To Review Ex-Firm Atty's Docs In Theft Suit
• Judge Tells Amazon Union To 'Work This Out Yourselves'
• Judge Shutters Growtech Suit Over $362K Cannabox Bill
• Ripple, SEC Claim Victories In Split Ruling On Token's Status
• FTC Investigating ChatGPT Developer Over Data Practices
• White & Case Settles Conn. Malpractice Suit Over Co. Sale
• Senate Confirms Cohen Milstein Litigator For EEOC Spot
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive DOJ's Sugar Merger Challenge
• Celsius Founder Indicted As Feds Ramp Up Crypto Offensive
• Gordon Rees Dominates Trade Secrets Filings
• FTC Will Appeal Lost Bid To Block Microsoft's Activision Deal
• Calif. Justices' COVID Liability Rule Right Call, Attys Say
• Trump Voter Says Fox's 'Lies' About Jan. 6 Led To Threats
• BofA Wants More Claims Clipped In COVID Relief Fraud MDL
• NLRB Brooklyn Office Seeks To Compel Amazon To Bargain
• Sens. Ponder If Federal Publicity Law Could Curb Deepfakes
• Congress Urged To Stop 'Hijacking' Of Shareholder Proposals
• Ex-CFPB Chief Rips 'Abusive' Agency He Led Under Trump
• New Wash. Judge Has Fought Police Abuse, Discrimination
• Energy Transfer Seeks To Undo $601.5M Williams Award
• AmerisourceBergen Investors Pan Drug-Dregs Suit Report
• Facebook Users Laud 6% Claims Rate In $725M Privacy Deal
• Wash. Panel Calls Slip-And-Fall Jury Instructions Incomplete
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