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Corporate - March, 2024

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• Petition Watch: Off-Label Ads, Retiree Discrimination & PPE
• DC Circ. Rejects Meta's Bid To Delay FTC Privacy Tweaks
• PayPal Gets CFPB's Fee Disclosure Rule Cut Down Again
• Alleged 'Shadow Trader's Co-Worker Tells Jury Stocks Not Tied
• SentinelOne Execs Face Derivative Suit Over Accounting Error
• High Court SEC Case May Bear On DOJ's Immigration Probes
• UTA's Atty Hit With $125M Suit Over 'Pathological Liar' Remark
• X Corp. Still Must Face Breach Suit Over 200M Users
• Employment Authority: Abortion Pill Case On Attys' Radar
• What's Next On Courts' Crypto Docket After Bankman-Fried
• OSHA Finalizes Rule Letting Unions Join Job Site Inspections
• L3Harris Accuses Moog Of Delays In Subdeals Worth $77.9M
• UK Photog Tells Judge Napster License Didn't Cover Original Art
• HJ Sims Honoring Books And Records Settlement, Court Told
• Liberty Sues SEC Again Over Climate Disclosure Regs
• Real Estate Authority: Investment Bans, Extreme Heat, CRE
• Innoviz's $1.4B SPAC Deal 'Abysmal,' Investor Tells Chancery
• Nikola Says Convicted Ex-CEO Plotting Illegal Board Takeover
• What To Know About IRS' New Jet Use Audit Campaign
• Vidal Offers 'Peace Of Mind' For MDL Rivals Heading To PTAB
• Hedge Fund Beats Vaxart Investor's 'Short-Swing' Profits Suit
• Exxon Docs In $1.8B Case Should Be Unsealed, Judge Told
• Up Next After Bankman-Fried Sentencing: FTX Cooperators
• Epiq Says Chubb Owes Costs In Clergy Abuse Data Leak Case
• THL's $2.5B Deal To Buy Agiliti Sparks Chancery Suit
• DraftKings Rips Former Exec's 'Lies' In Ongoing Fanatics Spat
• Virginia Governor Vetoes $15 Minimum Wage Bill
• US Steel-Nippon Merger Gets Thumbs Up From ISS, Glass Lewis
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Stay Interviews Are Key To Retaining Legal Talent
• Apollo Buying Majority Stake In Panasonic Auto At $2B Value
• Off The Bench: Ohtani Woes, Va. Ends Arena Plan, Pac-12 Deal
• Don't Miss It: Davis Polk, Simpson Lead Month's Hot Deals
• Disney Shareholder Demands To See Books Amid Board Row
• White House Directs Agencies To Install AI Risk Safeguards
• Apple Says Ex-Engineer Leaked To 'Homeboy,' Other Journos
• Oracle Exec Admitted Tech 'Scaring The Lawyers,' Judge Told
• Accused 'Shadow Trader' Can't Recall Why He Bought Stock
• DOJ, FTC Weigh In On Another Pricing Algorithm Case
• Feds Say Ex-OneCoin Atty Should Serve 'Substantial' Time
• SEC Settles Suit For Docs Over Potential Crypto Conflicts
• NLRB Gets 1st Backing Of Starbucks Order In Circuit Court
• Judge Rejects Amazon's Bid To 'Backpedal' In BIPA Suit
• Calif. Looks To Sink Chamber's Climate Disclosure Challenge
• Cannabis Drink Co. Ordered To Pay Directors' Legal Fees
• Google Wants Apple Search Pact Antitrust Suit Axed For Good
• 4 Takeaways As Hollywood Asks For AI Deepfakes Laws
• WeightWatchers Adds 23andMe's Ex-Legal Head As Its GC
• Foxwoods Tribal Owner Loses $76M COVID Insurance Appeal
• Tesla Judge Cites Rodney King Litigation In OK'ing EEOC Suit
• Meta Says Speech Immunity Dooms Instagram Addiction Case
• Wash. Appeals Court Asked To Mull COVID Coverage Question
• Walmart Gives Enforcers More Time On $2.3B Vizio Deal Probe
• Deals Rumor Mill: WeWork, Reading FC, Pet Food Co.
• Conservative Org Takes Second Shot At PCAOB In Texas
• Auto Parts Mogul Must Face Lender's $127M Trust Fraud Suit
• Antitrust Ruling Shows Limits Of US Law's Global Reach
• Busy Chief Lawyer Lands On List Of Highest Paid 3M Execs
• Warner Bros. Hit With Suit Over 'Draconian' COVID Vax Policy
• Ex-Plastics Co. Manager Found Guilty Of Insider Dealing
• New Concerns, Same Tune At This Year's SIFMA Conference
• 11th Circ. Affirms SEC Denial Of Whistleblower Award
• Investors Strike $42.5M Deal In Brookfield-GGP Merger Suit
• Whataburger Accused Of Keeping Shoddy Funds In 401(k)
• Ex-BigLaw Atty Named Acting GC At Neptune Wellness
• Commodities Trader Trafigura To Pay $126M For Brazil Bribes
• DOL Says Challenge To Prevailing Wage Rule Can't Stand
• Grading Garland: Attys Give AG Mixed Reviews 3 Years In
• Bankman-Fried Gets 25 Years For 'Very Bad Bet' Of FTX Fraud
• 9th Circ. Revives Claims Against Apple In Crypto Theft Row
• DOJ, SEC Looking At Chemours After Internal Accounting Probe
• AI Software Co. Hid Oil Biz Partnership's Collapse, Suit Says
• Minor League Players Charged With Insider Trading
• Foreign Subsidy Rule Muddles 'Countervailable' Meaning
• BlackRock's Non-ESG Funds Have Green Agenda, Miss. Says
• Energy Co. Origis Exits Investor Suit Over Devalued Shares
• Tribes Want Climate Change Row With Oil Cos. In State Court
• 9th Circ. Urged To Rethink Arbitration Of Cathay Pacific Feud
• Sega Workers Ratify 1st Contract In 'Landmark Moment'
• Malpractice Suit Against Texas Magnate's Atty Revived
• NC Commissioner Says Insurance Mogul's Argument 'Mistaken'
• Backers Of Trump-Tied SPAC Sue To Confirm Manager Purge
• On Deck In JPML: Baby Food, 23andMe Privacy, NCAA
• T-Mobile Gets COVID Vax Bias Suit Narrowed
• Boston Strikes Novel Deal To Contract For Offshore Wind
• Coinbase Denied Early Victory Over SEC Enforcement Action
• COVID Prompted Equity Plan Edit, Raytheon Tells Chancery
• Chancery Sides With Cannabis Company On Legal Fees Row
• 3 Firms Vie To Lead Instacart Pre-IPO Action
• SEC Cyber Enforcement Top Concern For Compliance Pros
• Ex-GC With Lockheed Martin Space Joins Sherman & Howard
• Construction Orgs Call Prevailing Wage Rule Unconstitutional
• Calif. High Court Gives Guideposts For What Counts As Work
• 8 Tips As GCs Prep For New SEC Climate Disclosure Rules
• 11th Circ. Affirms Experian's Win In Credit Reporting Suit
• Smith Gambrell Sued For Keeping $4.6M In Real Estate Row
• Eli Lilly Age Bias Suit Over Promotions Nabs Collective Status
• Everbridge Investor Seeks To Block $1.8B Thoma Bravo Deal
• An Overview Of Key Financing Documents In Venture Capital
• Meta Settles Fired Worker's COVID Vax Religious Bias Suit
• Cannabis Retailer Sues To Revive Union Decertification Bid
• Terraform Loses Mistrial Bid After Rakoff Query About 'Lying'
• Meta Can't Escape Suit Over Collection Of Taxpayers' Data
• Walmart Wins Bid To Ax Capital One Credit Card Agreement
• Apple Escapes Antitrust Suit Over Crypto On Payment Apps
• 8th Circ. Urged To Freeze SEC Climate Rules Once More
• Banker Describes Confidential Work In 'Shadow Trading' Trial
• Meridian Capital Taps Former Top Regulator As New CEO
• FCC Urged To Require Unlocked Phones In T-Mobile-Mint Deal
• Ally Bank Beats Class Action Over Data Leak For Good
• Texans Change Owners One Month After Son's Suit Dropped
• Trailblazing SEC Commissioner Roberta Karmel Dies At 86
• Indicted Exec Wants Suit Tossed For Prosecutors' Misconduct
• SPAC Investors Misled In $1.35B Stem Deal, Del. Suit Says
• Conagra Can't Sink Sustainable Fishing False Ad Suit
• X Wants Former Twitter Security Head's Claims In Arbitration
• Starbucks Settles Worker's Suit Alleging Manager Groped Her
• SEC Says Ripple's 'Egregiousness' Warrants $2B Sanction
• Ready Or Not, Big Tech Should Expect CFPB Surveillance
• BP, Chevron And Others Hit With Climate Change Suit In Pa.
• Visa, Mastercard Cut Deal In Long-Running Swipe Fee Dispute
• Pot Co. Withholding Fees Despite Court Order, Chancery Told
• Ex-CLO Must Arbitrate Firing Suit Against Gambling Co. GAN
• Ailing Health Co. Steward Owes Attys $600K, Firm Says
• Sports Agency Ballengee Merging With AI-Driven Software Co.
• Arista Networks Founder To Pay SEC $1M Insider Trading Fine
• Costco Parking Lot Fall Suit Doomed By 2-Inch Rule
• Wells Fargo Denies Liability Over Texas Atty's Fraud Scheme
• US EV Subsidies Discriminatory, China Tells WTO
• Spray Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Crypto Co. KuCoin, Execs Charged With Enabling Laundering
• SEC Kicks Off 'Shadow Trading' Case Against Drug Exec
• Florida Becomes Latest To Restrict Teens' Social Media Use
• DOJ Proceedings Over Walmart Immigration Records Halted
• Calif. Judge Sick Of VLSI, Intel Filing Without Permission
• 3 Class Claims Follow US Antitrust Suit Against Apple
• X Corp.'s Suit Against Hate Speech Watchdog Axed For Good
• SolarWinds Makes Renewed Bid To Toss SEC Cyber Suit
• COVID 'Cure' Claims Can't Sustain Fraud Suit, 9th Circ. Rules
• Rivian's Brass Sued In Del. Over Vehicle Pricing Whiplash
• J&J Exec 'Shocked' Over Atty's Ties With Talc Plaintiffs
• PacBio CEO's Words Haunt Patent Invalidity Arguments
• SEC Says Justices Should Skip Musk's Gag-Order Grievance
• Solar Co. Downplayed Exposed Wire Issue, Investors Claim
• Texas Hotel REIT Says Blackwells Wants Illegal Proxy Contest
• Kroger Says Sweetened Merger Deal Will Sink Antitrust Doubts
• EV Maker Fisker Says It's Considering Restructuring
• Waiting For Car Security Checks Is Work, Calif. Justices Say
• US Accuses 7 Chinese Nationals Of Hacking Conspiracy
• Atty Can Drop Alleged Schemer Who Didn't Pay For 2 Years
• Chiquita MDL Parties Urge Fla. Judge To Ax Trial Testimony
• Ripple's Legal Chief Says SEC Wants $2B In Remedies
• DOJ's Safe Harbor Policy May Quietly Favor M&A Enforcement
• TreeHouse Shareholders Get New Chance To Sue Execs
• Examining The Arbitration Clause Landscape Amid Risks
• X Can't Boot Severance Suit To Arbitration, Ex-Worker Says
• Takeaways From The 2023 DOJ Fraud Section Report
• Qualcomm Halts Plan To Buy Israeli Biz Under Regulatory Heat
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rethink AbbVie Privilege Ruling
• DOJ Calls Probe Of Alleged SpaceX Hiring Bias Constitutional
• Steelers Owner Says Partner's Silence Is Stalling TD Air Sale
• 2nd Circ. Baby Food Ruling Disregards FDA's Expertise
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-Root Exec Gets 51 Months In Prison For $10.2M Theft
• Past CCPA Enforcement Sets Path For Compliance Efforts
• Trump Gets Late Reprieve After Failing To Post $465M Bond
• Boeing CEO To Exit At Year's End Amid 737 Max Crisis
• FTX Clawbacks Unlikely To Help Bankman-Fried At Sentencing
• Tech Giants Face 1st Probe Under EU Digital Markets Rules
• Gilead's Win Upheld In Billion-Dollar HIV Drug Patent Case
• Expert's Sanctions Off Limits In SEC's 'Shadow Trading' Trial
• OCC Fines Sterling Bank's Ex-COO $150K For Lax Oversight
• Judge Spares No Ink In Opinion Over Investors' $2.7M Deal
• Meta Can't Stop FTC Privacy Tweaks, Feds Say
• Edible Arrangements' Prior Deal Forecloses IP Row With Rival
• Activists Press Full 5th Circ. To Nix Nasdaq Diversity Rule
• Real Estate Authority: NAR, Climate, Data Center Dollars
• Fired CFO Of Conn. Gas Co. Seeks $5.6M From Sale
• 5th Circ. Lifts SEC Climate Rule Stay After 8th Circ. Lottery Win
• Accused Purveyor Of Tesla Trade Secrets Poised To Get Bail
• Jones Soda Says Partner Contaminated 'Off-Flavor' Drinks
• Trump Media SPAC CEO Accused Of Misleading Investors
• Amazon, Apple Say Antitrust Attys Can't Ditch 'Fatal' Class Rep
• Reddit's Robust Debut Bodes Well For Tech IPOs
• Floral Co. Pays Feds $2M To End Migrant Exploitation Action
• Employment Authority: Pandemic's W&H Compliance Impact
• Apple AirTag Judge Open To Injunctive Cert. In Stalking Suit
• Google Loses New Trial Bid After Epic Games' Antitrust Win
• Home Sellers Hope $58M Compass Deal Helps Spur Others
• Feds Reach Deal To Seize, Sell FTX Executive Jets
• Minority Investor Seeks Docs As Truth Social Goes Public
• DraftKings' Suit Is 'Character Assassination,' Former VP Says
• US Antitrust Enforcers Keep Big Tech Cases Coming
• Off The Bench: Ohtani Lawyers Up, UFC Settles, ACC Clash
• Senators Call On White House To Declassify TikTok Info
• Dollar General Can't Nix $1.48M Slip-And-Fall Verdict
• Where 9th Circ. Lowe's Ruling Leaves PAGA Jurisprudence
• Microsoft Settles Fired Trans Engineer's Bias Suit
• Supermarket Chain Can't Flush Class Suit Over Wipes
• Chancery Denies Midcase Appeal In TripAdvisor Dispute
• Calif. Releases Interim Guidelines On GenAI Use
• SEC Sanctions NY Atty For 'Improper Professional Conduct'
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Cineworld Hires Post-Ch. 11 GC, Executive Suite
• What Patent Attys Should Know About 5th Circ. Transfer Case
• DLA Piper Lands McMillan Hong Kong Office Leader
• 5 Things To Know As SEC Takes Terraform Fraud Case To Trial
• 87-Year-Old Billionaire Lewis Seeks No Jail For Insider Trading
• Del. Courts Examining 'Colonoscopy'-Like Bylaw Rules
• Polsinelli Adds In-House Biotech IP Atty In Boston
• Burford, Sysco Get OK To Swap Bid In Price-Fixing Cases
• Fossil Knew About Harassment, Texas Supreme Court Hears
• SEC's 'Shadow Trading' Trial To Test Insider Info Boundaries
• Silvergate Must Face Investor Suit Over FTX Ties, Judge Says
• Chemours Faces Investor Suit Over Alleged Exec Misconduct
• Tennessee Adopts Landmark Law To Protect Artists Against AI
• Nexstar Ducks Antitrust Suit Over Retransmission Fees
• Wisconsin Gov. Signs Earned Wage Access Bill Into Law
• 9th Circ. Partially Backs Meta Class Cert. In Ad Reach Row
• Autonomy Jury Hears Of 'Handshake Deal' To Pad Revenue
• LinkedIn Must Face Monopoly Lawsuit
• US DOT Eyeing Airlines' Consumer Privacy And Data Security
• Sen. Warren Wants SEC To Probe Musk Control Of Tesla Board
• Atty Takes Fight Over VLSI's 'Extortion' Claims To Fed. Court
• SpaceX's Severance Agreement Is Illegal, NLRB Attys Say
• Chief Of Bogus PE Firm Gets 6 Years For $10M Affinity Fraud
• 4 Things To Know About DOJ's Apple Antitrust Showdown
• Microsoft, Meta, Others Say Apple Violating Court Order
• Ford Says $350K TM Jury Award Can't Be Boosted To $15M
• Ex-CEO Says Social Media Profiles Are Tied To His Personality
• Conn. Judge Awards $59M Damages Payment In Crypto Feud
• Calif. Panel Revives Diner's COVID Sanitization Coverage Bid
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Apple App Store Rival's Antitrust Suit
• Unabomber Prosecutor To Probe FTX's Sullivan & Cromwell Ties
• Pot Co. Seller Says Chancery Must Decide Curaleaf Dispute
• Chicago Restaurant Biz Sanctioned For Missing Discovery
• Home Depot Reaches $20M Class Deal In False Blind-Ad Suit
• Kroger's 'Smoked Gouda' Is Indeed Wood-Smoked, Judge Says
• Exxon Wants Mass. Oil Purchase Docs In Greenwashing Suit
• Why Oncology Deal Making Continues To Fuel Biotech M&A
• CFPB Head Sees Flaws In Capital One-Discover Deal Rationale
• 12 Ex-Constantine Cannon Attys Launch Whistleblower Firm
• 8th Circ. Wins SEC Climate Rule Litigation Lottery
• USPTO Expands Types Of E-Signatures Allowed For Patents
• 5 Issues To Consider When Liquidating Through An ABC
• H&R Block Challenges FTC Judges In False Ad Battle
• Activist Investor Rips 'Misguided' Strategy Of WisdomTree
• Ex-OneCoin Attorney Says 1 Year In Prison Is Enough
• Chancery Denies Icahn Midcase Appeal In Illumina Board Suit
• Judicial Independence Is Imperative This Election Year
• DOJ Sues Apple, Rounds Out US Claims Against Tech Big 4
• FDIC To Target Deals Creating Cos. With $100B-Plus In Assets
• RBC Top Atty Sees Role Expand As Strategy Officer Exits
• 7th Circ. Closes Door On Italian Hotel's Virus Coverage Bid
• Uber Spars With Calif. At 9th Circ. Over Rationality Of AB 5
• Insider Trading Charges Kept Intact In Trump Media Co. Suit
• Latham, Davis Polk Guide Reddit's Long-Awaited $748M IPO
• Dems Float Bill To Require Earned Paid Leave For Workers
• 3 Areas Where Equal Pay Progress Is Lacking
• Trump SPAC Sues To Force Vote In Favor Of Deal
• SentinelOne Sued In Del. Over Advance Notice Bylaw
• NY AG Scoffs At Trump's Claim Of 'Impossible' $465M Bond
• Health And Safety Top Risk For Directors, Global Survey Says
• Legal Issues When Training AI On Previously Collected Data
• Document Retention Best Practices To Lower Litigation Risks
• NYC Now Lets Workers Sue For Sick Leave Violations
• Top Attorney For Bristol-Myers Squibb Earned $5.9M In '23
• SEC Proxy Roundup: Verizon, UPS Escape ESG Proposals
• UFC To Pay Fighters $335M To Settle Wage Suppression Suit
• Riding My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DXC Taps Former NetApp Exec As New GC
• How The Supreme Court Could Narrow Chevron
• OECD Reports More Compliance With Tax Treaty Standards
• Former Rutgers GC Tapped As New President Of American U.
• Breaking Down Each State's Climate Priority Policies
• New York Red Bulls GC Now Also Soccer Team's HR Chief
• EU's AI Act Disclosure Rules Could Spark Further Litigation
• Re/Max GC Sees Light At The End Of Antitrust Tunnel
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• King & Spalding Adds Ex-PwC Tax Pro As Partner In NY
• US Chamber's Litigation Funding Concerns Spur 2 State Laws
• 2 Men Behind Chinese Co. Stole Tesla Trade Secrets, Feds Say
• Hermes Faces Antitrust Suit Over Exclusive Birkin Bag Sales
• Aspiring Atty Should Be Off HP Jury, Ex-Autonomy Execs Say
• 5th Circ. Ducks 'Pandora's Box' In Tossing SEC Gag Rule Row
• Kirkland Restructuring Ace To Join Hilco Global As Vice Chair
• Apple Deleted Siri Recordings, Users Say In Seeking Sanctions
• Activision, Rockstar Sued Over Addictive Video Games
• Metallica's Bid For COVID-19 Coverage Fades To Black
• Apple Beats Decade-Old Derivative Suit Over Anti-Poach Deals
• EEOC Official Flags 'Overblown' Takes On Admissions Ruling
• Reddit Reveals Patent Complaint From Nokia As IPO Nears
• Meta, Google, Others Can't Nix Buffalo, NY, Mass Shooting Suit
• Senate Confirms SEIU General Counsel As 4th Circ. Judge
• Tesla Investors Want Musk Go-Private Tweet Spat Revived
• The Challenges SEC's Climate Disclosure Rule May Face
• SEC Gambles Climate Rule Fate On Circuit Court Lottery
• US Chamber Report Details Digital Trade 'Peril' For USTR
• Tips For Healthcare M&A Amid Heightened Antitrust Scrutiny
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: March Lessons
• Cancer Patient Fights Monsanto's Philadelphia Roundup Win
• Future Of Judge-Shopping Reform Hazy After Rule Proposal
• GC Urges NLRB To Grow Remedies For Work Rule Violations
• Nippon Steel Tries To Ease Worries Over $14.9B US Steel Deal
• Carlisle Buying Roofing Biz From PE Firm GreyLion For $410M
• Compliance Steps After ABA White Collar Crime Conference
• 2 Issues For Venture-Backed Climate Tech Startups To Avoid
• Vicente LLP Sues Recruiter Over Fee Demand In Failed Search
• Alston & Bird, Ex-Staffer Dodge Ga. Judge's Contempt Threat
• IFF Selling Pharma Unit To French Co. Roquette In $2.85B Deal
• US Bank, Oppenheimer To Pay CFTC $7M In Text Probe Cases
• Bankman-Fried's Fraud Left FTX Users Reeling, Letters Say
• 4 Things To Watch In Reddit's Coming IPO
• Spartan Arbitration Tactics Against Well-Funded Opponents
• K&L Gates Adds Hanson Bridgett, Reed Smith Corporate Attys
• Google Evades Sanctions A Second Time In Ex-Employee Suit
• HSBC Securities Can't Exit Ex-Rep's Whistleblower Suit
• Ex-Autonomy CEO's Fraud Trial Over $11.7B HP Deal Kicks Off
• Atty For Ex-Overstock CEO Admits Dominion Discovery Leaks
• Meta Wants Emergency Stop Of FTC Privacy Tweaks
• Petrillo Klein Nabs NY Consumer Protection Chief As Partner
• Fund Industry Sues SEC To Overturn New Dealer Definition
• SEC's Grewal Defends 'Shadow Trading' Case Ahead Of Trial
• 7th Circ. Wants Del. High Court's Input On Stock Shares Row
• The Biggest Trade Secrets Awards In The Last 5 Years
• Genesis Gets OK For $21M Deal To End SEC Crypto Loan Suit
• Airgun Exec Hiding Biz Info From Overseer, Court Told
• Energy Co. Exec Cops To $5.5M Commodity Kickback Scheme
• Amazon Again Tries To Sink NBA 2K Facial Scan Claims
• Voyager Investors Suing Mark Cuban Seek Class Cert.
• Del. Suit Details Wrongful Takeover Of Telecom System Co.
• Tesla Trial To Test Bounds Of Autonomous Cars' Future
• Apple Beats Most Claims In AirTag Stalking Suit, For Now
• How Private Funds Can Navigate New FinCEN Reporting Rules
• Md. May See Vigorous Resale Price Maintenance Enforcement
• What 2 Years Of Ukraine-Russia Conflict Can Teach Cos.
• Leerink Enticed Goldman Exec With False Promises, Suit Says
• Uncertainty Surrounds Patent Eligibility Restoration Bill
• Singer Seeks Chancery OK To Pull Plug On Licensee Rights
• Trump Says He Can't Secure Bond For $465M Fraud Judgment
• Google Defeats BIPA Suit Over IBM Face Dataset, For Now
• 2 Investment Firms To Pay SEC $400K For 'AI Washing'
• Tesla Settles Suit Alleging Pervasive Racism At Calif. Factory
• One Of Longest-Serving Del. Superior Court Judges Is Retiring
• 5 Women Attys Named Influential Legal Tech Leaders
• Decline In EBSA Funding May Hurt Mental Health Parity Efforts
• Steptoe Hires Amazon Web Services Corporate Counsel
• Marriott Must Face Suit For Booting Kidswear Wholesalers
• Akin Adds Former Paul Hastings Group Leader In NY
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-CEO Sues Trump-Tied SPAC For Litigation, Probe Fees
• High Court Won't Touch BASF Worker's Vax Bias Suit
• Justices Won't Review McDonald's No-Poach Case
• 5th Circ. Blocks SEC Climate Reporting Regulations, For Now
• Calif. Truckers Lose Renewed Bid To Block AB 5
• Real Estate Authority: Realtor Settlement, Women's Soccer
• FTC Probing Reddit's AI Licensing Ahead Of IPO
• Feds' PACER Gaffe Doesn't Mean A Sure Win For Magnet Co.
• Meta Can't Block FTC Plans To Stop Kids' Data Monetization
• ​​​​​​​Chiquita MDL Experts Aren't Reliable, Parties Say
• Employment Authority: Diversity Programs Nab 2nd Circ. Win
• Sugar Giants Hit With Antitrust Suit Over Alleged Price-Fixing
• U. Of Wash. Opposes Question Cert. In COVID Coverage Suit
• Perdue Beats Back Chicken Farmers' OT Collective Cert. Bid
• Apple Wants 'Convoluted' IPhone App Antitrust Suit Tossed
• Assessing 2 Years Of High Court's Arbitration Waiver Ruling
• Firm Can't Drop Snoop Dogg Robocall Suit Like It's Hot
• Enfamil Maker Hit With $60M Jury Verdict In Infant Death Suit
• TikTok Wants 'Bad Copycat' Suit Over Editing App Tossed
• Risks Of Nonmutual Offensive Collateral Estoppel In MDLs
• IRS Asked To Change Effective Date In Part-Time Worker Rule
• Apollo Voting Rules Favoring Founders Challenged In Del.
• SEC, VW Reach $48.7M Deal To End 'Clean Diesel' Fraud Suit
• Cybersecurity Co. Co-Founder Must Face SEC Fraud Claims
• Ex-Autonomy CEO To Face Jury As HP Fraud Trial Boots Up
• Apple, Investors Cut $490M China Sales Deal Ahead Of Trial
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• DOL Says PBGC Overpayment Returns Don't Violate ERISA
• Antitrust Enforcers' Views On Info Exchanges Are Evolving
• Former Trail Blazers GC Joins Schwabe Williamson In Portland
• Infringement Policy Lessons From 4th Circ. Sony Music Ruling
• Off The Bench: QB 'Extortion,' Bears Bias Suit, Trans Athletes
• Biz Groups Back Yale Win In 2nd Circ. ERISA Battle
• Trade Secret Cases Are Up As Clients Eye Patent Alternatives
• Feds Say Bankman-Fried Deserves 40 To 50 Years In Prison
• Alston & Bird, Ex-Employee File Deal After Contempt Threat
• Amazon Tells 2nd Circ. Security Screenings Aren't Work
• Onix Networking Buyer Sues Seller In Del. Alleging Deal Fraud
• Direct Hit On Tax Regs Unlikely If Justices Ditch Chevron
• Colombia, Norway Aim To Harmonize UN And OECD Tax Work
• Justices Craft Test To Decide If Social Media Use Is Official
• Realtors Cut $418M Deal, Agree To Make Broker Fee Changes
• What Recent Study Shows About AI's Promise For Legal Tasks
• GM, LexisNexis Sued For Sharing Driving Data With Insurers
• Judge Breyer Seeks To Boost Security Outside SF Courthouse
• Gamers Seek To Block Microsoft From 'Dismantling' Activision
• Exxon Beats Insurers' Bid To Arbitrate Over MTBE Claims
• Texas Judge Boots PCAOB Constitutional Challenge To DC
• CFTC Awards $1.3M To Whistleblower With Compliance Duties
• UTA's Clash With MediaLink Founder Lands In Calif. Court
• Petco's $445K BIPA Deal Gets Initial OK
• Icahn Enterprises Rips Investors' 'Grab Bag' Of A Suit
• 72-Year Weil Alum, 'True Visionary' Corporate Atty Dies At 97
• Foul-Language Row Met With Fowl Metaphors In Court Showdown
• Apple Federal Credit Union Can't Shake Overdraft Fee Suit
• Domino's Hit With BIPA Suit Over AI Voiceprint Collection
• DraftKings' Employment Feud With Former VP Heats Up
• FTC Says Consolidation Endangering Infant-Formula Market
• Publisher Must Face Privacy Claims Over Meta Pixel Tool
• Judge Applauds Attys' 'Very Awesome' Use Of Google AI Bot
• Woman's Wet Wipe Slip-And-Fall Suit Misses Target
• Tingo Sued In Del. For Docs On CEO Indictment, DOJ Probe
• Black Worker Denied Reinstatement In Dreadlock Bias Suit
• Innodata Suit Highlights 'AI Washing' Liability Risk For Cos.
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Breitling Fair Use Win In 'Red Gold' TM Suit
• For Now, Generative AI Is Risky For Class Action Counsel
• Shaping Speech Policies After NLRB's BLM Protest Ruling
• SEC Asks 5th Circ. To Hold Off On Climate Reg Ruling
• Ex-AutoZone CEO Sued Over $1M In 'Short-Swing' Profits
• Economists Suggest UN Tackle CFC Rules, Other Tax Policies
• Wealth Tax, Stiff Biz Tax Could Fund Climate Fight, Study Says
• The Epic Antitrust Cases And Challenges Of Injunctive Relief
• FINRA Ordered Less Restitution, More In Fines In 2023
• Chancery Concedes Appraisal Math Error In HBK Share Award
• Mnuchin Says He's Forming Investor Group To Buy TikTok
• Bankman-Fried Taps New Firm For SEC, CFTC Defense
• McDermott Eyes White Collar Growth With Orrick FCPA Pros
• Camshaft Facing Daily Fine, Manager's Arrest In Byju's Ch. 11
• Banks Should Continue To Prep For CFPB Data Rule Rollout
• JPMorgan Fined Nearly $350M Over Trade Surveillance
• Biden Comes Out Against $14.9B US Steel-Nippon Merger
• UMG-TikTok IP Rift Highlights Effective Rights Control Issues
• TriZetto's $200M Jury Awards Thrown Out In Syntel Dispute
• Velodyne Investors Seek OK On $27.5M Deal Over CEO Ouster
• Sierra Club Joins Fray With SEC Climate Rule Suit
• Ex-SEC Economists Urge 5th Circ. To Fix Short-Selling Rules
• Amazon Ducks Consumers' 'Buy Box'-Shipping Antitrust Suit
• Epic Says Apple Is 'Blatantly' Violating App Store Order
• Google, Apple Beat Video Data Retention Fight At 9th Circ.
• PNC Bank Can't Get $106M Judgment Covered By Insurers
• SEC Admits Errors In Marcum CPA's Administrative Case
• Pharma Co. CEO Partly Beats Investor Suit Over Kidney Drug
• Google Calls DOJ's 'Fake Privilege' Docs Citation 'Misleading'
• Peloton Beats Wiretapping Suit Over Chat Feature, For Now
• BP, ADNOC Shelve $2B NewMed Deal Amid Gaza War
• Meta's 'Expense & Annoyance' Not Enough To Stop FTC Tweak
• Ex-Boeing IP Manager's Counsel Secures $224K In Fees
• DOL Slacks On Enforcing Farm Labor Protections, Groups Say
• Genesis, Gemini Can't Ax SEC Suit Over Crypto Loan Program
• Judge Says Air Purifier Co. Risks $13M Claim Without Counsel
• Judge Connolly Ends Chipmaker's Case Against IP Edge
• Google Ordered To Turn Over Docs In Discrimination Suit
• Juul Investor Tells Chancery: 'We Were Trying To Help'
• Jury Must Weigh Willfulness In Secrets Case, Calif. Court Says
• FERC's Updated Settlement Policy Comes With Risks For Cos.
• FCC Seeks $58M Budget Bump Next Fiscal Year
• FTC Bid To Block Kroger's $25B Albertsons Deal Set For Aug.
• Tips For CCOs Submitting Annual Compliance Reports
• Microsoft Strikes Deal To Settle Suit Over Caltech Patents
• Atty Sanctioned Over Challenge To $60B Exxon-Pioneer Deal
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