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Corporate - May, 2024

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• Live Nation Confirms Data Breach Days After Consumer Suit
• Ex-DEA Agent Told Jury Chiquita Was 'Victimized' By Militants
• Fiji Water Beats $2M Breach-Of-Contract Verdict On Appeal
• Caremark Cut Loose From CVS Price-Gouging Case
• 'You Didn't Do It': Antitrust Judge Rips Apple's Doc Production
• Nigerian Fintech's Execs Sued Over Alleged Company Fraud
• Chinese Nationals Nabbed In $12M Counterfeit Apple Scam
• Frank Execs Must Keep Fighting JPMorgan Fraud Indictment
• T-Mobile Gets Investor Data Consolidation Suit Tossed In Del.
• Employment Authority: A Look Into EEOC's Bias Charge Spike
• Martinelli & Co. Sued Over Arsenic In Apple Juice
• Kioti Execs Siphoned $7.7M Through Service Scheme, Suit Says
• Real Estate Recap: Courthouse Facelifts, Appraisal Bias
• Orrick's $8M Deal To End Data Breach Claims Nears Prelim OK
• Vape Co. Can't Toss Breeze Smoke's Claims In IP Row
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Musk, Tesla Board Face Suit Over Insider Trades, SEC Order
• DOJ Slams Apple's Planned Bid To Dismiss Antitrust Suit
• How Trump's Hush Money Sentencing Could Get 'Dicey'
• Kroger's $6M BIPA Deal With 6K Workers Gets Final OK
• Ex-CFO Gets 2 Years For Embezzlement Scheme
• 9th Circ. COVID 'Cure' Case Shows Perks Of Puffery Defense
• After Years Of Popularity, PAGA's Fate Is Up In The Air
• FTC Focus: Exploring The Meaning Of Orange Book Letters
• Off The Bench: NCAA Transfers Freed, Atty Plays Cards Right
• 3 Recent Decisions To Note As Climate Litigation Heats Up
• Lindell No-Shows Amid Solvency Concerns In Sanctions Fight
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Beasley Allen Wants J&J Subpoenas Nixed Amid Ethics Fight
• Snell & Wilmer Hires 2 Armstrong Teasdale Attys In Denver
• Former Allstate Lawyer Settles Disability Bias Suit
• Robins Kaplan Can't Escape Sanction Over Dropbox Access
• Del. Chancery Court Issues Another Round Of Rule Changes
• Del. Chancellor Questions 'Rush' To Amend Corporation Law
• The Top In-House Hires Of May
• Trump Condemns NY Trial As Verdict Echoes In DC
• Hub Hires: Wiggin & Dana, Mintz, Holland & Knight
• Activist Donerail Pushes Ex-Barstool Owner Penn To Sell
• Ex-Siemens GC Looks Outside Legal Advice Box In New Role
• Ex-Citgo Execs Jailed In Venezuela For 5 Years File $400M Suit
• FTC, SEC Urged To Probe UnitedHealth's 'Negligent' Security
• Exec Found Liable For 'Shadow Trading' Seeks New Trial
• Regulator Says Attys Hit For AI Use Have Themselves To Blame
• Morgan Stanley Helped Musk's Stealth Twitter Buys, Suit Says​​​​​​​
• 9th Circ. Reopens Mandatory Security Check Wage Fight
• Ex-FTX Auditor Must Face SEC's Independence Rules Suit
• Musk Won't Appeal Deposition Order In SEC's Twitter Case
• 'I Don't Need Help Running The Court,' Judge Chides Attys
• Ex-Deutsche Bank Trader Gets 3½ Years For Crypto Scheme
• Jury Awards Electric Jet Startup $72M In Boeing IP Case
• Autonomy VP Declines To Take Stand As Fraud Trial Nears End
• Chancery Sweeps Away Most Challenges To Broker's Control
• Travelers Loses Dismissal Bid In BIPA Coverage Dispute
• Ex-Chicago Mayor Dodges Atty's Lawsuit Over Zoom Tirade
• Ill. Made 'Big Concession' In 3M PFAS Suit, 7th Circ. Judge Says
• Here's What Comes Next After Trump's Conviction
• Divided FTC Won't Delay Kroger-Albertsons In-House Case
• DOJ's Kanter Says AI Cos. Could Exploit Creators
• FTC, Novant Ask To Delay In-House Trial On Merger Challenge
• Solar Tech Co. Faces Investor Suit Over Slow '23 Growth
• Chancery Rejects Do-Over Of THC-Drink Co. Legal Fee Fight
• Terraform, SEC Reach 'Settlement In Principle' In Crypto Case
• Target's Surveillance System Violates BIPA, Shoppers Say
• National Security And The Commercial Space Sector: Part 1
• BF Borgers Clients Should Review Compliance, Liability
• Sen. Dems Call On DOJ To Prevent Price-Fixing In Oil Industry
• NCAA V. Athletes Suits Paused As Parties Talk Final Deal
• How Employers, Attorneys Can Respond To Noncompete Ban
• Donald Trump Convicted Of All 34 Counts In NY Trial
• The 'Not-Postings' Of A Delaware Chancery Court Judge
• VR Fitness App Ends $353M Antitrust Row With Meta, For Now
• Ex-Fox Rothschild Corporate Chief Accuses Firm Of Age Bias
• New TSCA Risk Rule Gives EPA Broad Discretion On Science
• DOL Says Challenged Provision In DBA Rule Is Lawful
• Black Business Owners Sue Over Impact Of Transparency Act
• Trauma-Informed Legal Approaches For Pro Bono Attorneys
• Data Co. Exec, Worker Guilty Of Fraud In Mail Scam Case
• What The Trump Verdict Was Like From Inside The Courtroom
• US Steel, Nippon Obtain All Non-US Regulatory Approvals
• Amazon Shouldn't Escape BIPA Suit, Judge Recommends
• Feds Dismantle Massive Botnet, Arrest Malware's Admin
• Autonomy Founder Pushed Sales Team Hard, Jury Hears
• Spotify Listeners Slam Scrapped Music Device As 'Paperweight'
• ​​​​​​​Merrill Lynch Inks $20M Deal In Financial Advisers' Bias Suit
• Visa, Mastercard Consumers Ink $197.5M ATM Antitrust Deal
• 9th Circ. Revives Bulk Of Walmart Worker's Disability Bias Suit
• Forescout Investors Win Class Cert. Over Tanked Sale
• Chancery Sends Momentus De-SPAC Claims Toward Trial
• Bankrupt EV Charger Co. Execs Hid Liquidity Woes, Suit Says
• Russian Subway Franchisee Can't Tank Arbitral Awards
• NY Jury Eyes Trump Tower 'Conspiracy' As Deliberations Start
• Surety Seeks Over $2.75M In Prison Fencing Work Coverage
• Microsoft's Post-Merger Layoffs Cited In I-Told-You-So Appeal
• TikTok Ban Gets Expedited Sept. Hearing Date At DC Circ.
• Benefits Trade Group Urges Changes To New York PBM Regs
• Ford Can Keep Win In Ex-Worker's Hostile Workplace Suit
• 9th Circ. Rejects Objections To $23M Monsanto Roundup Deal
• P&G Mislabels Tampax Products As 'Pure Cotton,' Suit Says
• Nestle Purina Sued Over Foul Odors At Denver Plant
• DOJ Requests More Info On $2.2B Employee Screening Deal
• Barilla Pasta Buyers Win Class Cert. In Italy Labeling Suit
• What Updated PLR Procedure May Mean For Stock Spin-Offs
• Fintech Compliance Amid Regulatory Focus On Sensitive Data
• Del. Needs To Urgently Pass Post-Moelis Corporate Law Bill
• Colombian Court Affirms Fossil Fuel Tax Break Must Stay
• Quinn Emanuel Atty Ducks Sanctions Over Musk Deposition
• Cos. Must Stay On Alert With Joint Employer Rule In Flux
• Chancery Pins Down Musk, Tesla On Pay Bid, Del. Jurisdiction
• Key Insurance Considerations After $725M Benzene Verdict
• Acting Boston US Atty Says Fraud Cases Still High Priority
• Baker McKenzie Grows Tax Practice With Ex-KPMG Adviser
• Archegos Jury Gets Glimpse At Founder's Earlier Legal Woes
• Fed. Circ. Scrapping Design Patent Tests Creates Uncertainty
• Coverage Recap: Day 1 Of Deliberations In Trump's NY Trial
• Playing Music Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Amazon Can't Duck FTC's Prime Subscription Suit
• Ex-USPTO Directors Want Vidal To Withdraw Disclaimer Plans
• Autonomy Founder Says HP 'Panicked,' Tried To Unwind Deal
• Judge Hints Amazon Can't Avoid BIPA Suit For Stored Data
• AI Co. Can't Escape Meta's Suit Over User Data Scraping
• Boeing Jury Urged To Reject Electric Startup's $200M IP Ask
• Chancery Finds Ex-CEO Owed $79M For Share Lockup Losses
• Consumers, Advertisers Seek Class Cert. Against Meta
• Google, Meta Can Arbitrate H&R Block User's Tax Data Suit
• The NCAA Put Out One Fire, But The House Is Still Ablaze
• Data Co. Exec Misled GC About Scammer Sales, Feds Tell Jury
• Trump Atty Calls Cohen 'MVP Of Liars' As NY Trial Closes
• Twitter Investors Seek Cert Over Musk's Backtrack On Buyout
• Frontier, Ex-CEO Settle $21.8M Life Insurance Benefits Feud
• White House Looks To Boost Carbon Credit Market Integrity
• Chiquita Ops Chief Says Militant Leader Extorted Company
• Microsoft, OpenAI Beat Overstuffed Privacy Suit, For Now
• Chevron Confident As Hess Shareholders Approve $53B Deal
• 27 States Urge Fed. Circ. To Back Idaho 'Patent Troll' Law
• Capital One Is The Latest To Face 'Refer A Friend' Text Suit
• NC Biz Court OKs Air Gun Asset Buy To Settle $6.7M Fight
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Kroger, Albertsons Must Give FTC Texts, Written Notes
• Christie's CEO Confirms Cyberattack On Auction House's Data
• Biz Groups Back BofA In Merger Interest Tax Fight At 4th Circ.
• Exxon Investor Broadens Promise To Nix Climate Proxy Bid
• $3.1B Satellite Deal Needs Justices' Review, Co. Says
• Simpson Thacher Hires US Treasury Alum From Blackstone
• Coverage Recap: Day 17 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• O'Reilly Auto Parts Inks $4.1M COVID Screening Settlement
• Edwards Urges Full Fed. Circ. To Limit FDA Safe Harbor
• Reed Smith Gets Digital Music Pro From Calif. Boutique Firm
• Beasley Allen, J&J Trade Barbs Over DQ Bid In Talc Litigation
• How AI Cos. Can Cope With Shifting Copyright Landscape
• How Attys Can Avoid Pitfalls When Withdrawing From A Case
• CSG Ups Bid For Vista's Sporting Biz To $1.96B
• FTX Exec Who Acted As Bankman-Fried 'Tool' Gets 7½ Years
• GE General Counsel Mike Holston Heading To Paul Weiss
• Live Nation Ticket Buyers Follow Feds With Antitrust Suit
• 5 Themes That Could Determine Trump's NY Criminal Trial
• Uvalde Families Say Call Of Duty, Meta Groomed Shooter
• Real Estate Authority: Adaptive Reuse, Climate Risk, SFR
• Top Senate Banking Dem Presses DoorDash On Biz Advances
• SEC Hits Back At SolarWinds' 'Distortion' Allegations
• Employment Authority: Bias Claims With Hiring, Gaza Protests
• HNTB's Liability Capped In Seattle Tunnel Delay Claim
• 5th Circ. Clears Co. In Case That Sparked NLRB Remedy Shift
• BofA Inks $21M Deal With Over 1M Customers Over Wire Fees
• Enbridge Says Oil Transport Monopoly Claims Lack Merit
• Ousted Publishing CEO Not Satisfied With Say In Potential Sale
• Cannabis Company Fights Sanctions Bid In $10M Contract Suit
• House Lawmakers Want New Hearing With FDIC's Gruenberg
• Moelis-Inspired Corporate Law Bill Introduced In Del.
• Xponential Fitness Sues Ex-CEO In Del. To Avoid Calif. Court
• CFTC's Johnson Is Under Consideration For FDIC Top Job
• Biden's Judicial Impact And What's Left On The Wish List
• Off The Bench: NCAA Settles House NIL Class Action
• ERISA Arbitration Backers See Hope In 2nd Circ. Dissent
• Software-Aided Price Fixing Under Antitrust Assault
• One Contract Fix Can Reduce Employer Lawsuit Exposure
• NYSE Companies Could Face Heat If Business Focus Changes
• English Soccer Org. Accuses Player Of Gambling Breaches
• Coinbase Says Crypto Securities Question Is Ripe For Review
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• DOJ Messaging App Warnings Undermine Trust In Counsel
• How Real Estate Cos. Can Protect Their IP In The Metaverse
• DraftKings' Noncompete Win Shuns Calif. Law, 1st Circ. Told
• McElroy Deutsch Seeks Win Against Ex-CFO After Guilty Plea
• Big Win For Activist As Full Gildan Activewear Board Resigns
• DLA Piper Adds Corporate Ace From Goodwin In Calif.
• Using A Children's Book Approach In Firm Marketing Content
• Insurer Owes Coverage For School Defect Claim, Builder Says
• DOJ's Live Nation-Ticketmaster Suit: What You Should Know
• CFPB's 1st Try At BNPL Regulation Could Set Stage For More
• Entrepreneur Ordered To Pay $15M For Unlicensed Pot Stores
• FTC Blasts Amazon's 'Unbelievable' Claims About Signal Use
• Latham, Cravath Rep Live Nation In DOJ Ticketmaster Battle
• EU Fines Mondelez €338M For Curbing Snack Competition
• TikTok, YouTube Must Produce European Privacy Data In MDL
• Ex-Autonomy CEO Lynch Takes Stand In 'Surreal' Fraud Trial
• House Panel Moves Data Privacy Bill, While Vowing Revisions
• Calif. High Court Deals Loss To Policyholder In COVID-19 Suit
• SEC Opens Gate To Ether ETFs, But Firms Await Green Light
• JP Morgan Inks $200M CFTC Deal Over Supervision Failures
• Governance In Focus As ESG Gains Ground This Proxy Season
• DOJ Has A Long Set To Play Against Live Nation-Ticketmaster
• USPTO Issues Guidance On New Fed. Circ. Design Patent Test
• 'Not Us At Our Best:' SEC's Top Cop Talks Debt Box Error
• House Money: The Path To A Landmark NCAA NIL Settlement
• 'I Just Don't Buy It': Judge Rips Google's Injunction Argument
• PNC, Loan Officers Ink $12M Deal In Rest Break Suit
• NCAA, Athletes Settle NIL Class Action Over Billions In Pay
• TRO Against Ex-TD Bank Employees Revised
• 'New' Facts Don't Permit Do-Over, Kraft-Heinz Tells Chancery
• Resignation Letter Bylaws Targeted In Five Del. Class Actions
• Apple Investor Again Seeks Green Light For $490M Settlement
• Ex-Fund Manager Settles SEC's $264M Offering Fraud Claims
• NC Fintech Atty Sues Paymentus For Gender, Age Bias
• Archegos Witness Admits Lying To Exec Charged In Collapse
• The State Of Play In DEI And ESG 1 Year After Harvard Ruling
• 4th Circ. Rules No Coverage For Mars' COVID Losses
• Pipe Supplier Can't Nix $2.6M 'Take Home' Asbestos Verdict
• NY Top Court Revives FanDuel Investors Suit
• Biden Renominates NLRB Chair, Taps Republican For Vacancy
• Split Ohio High Court Says Jury Must Mull Drilling Rights Row
• Legal Marketer, Ark. Firm Agree To End Trade Secrets Suit
• Amazon Workers' $5.5M COVID Screening Deal Gets Initial OK
• CFPB Poised To Up The Ante After Supreme Court Victory
• Just 57% Of Complex Global Deals Closed Since 2020
• 2nd Circ. Ruling Affirms NY Law's Creditor-Friendly Approach
• J&J Loses Expedited Bid For Beasley Allen Docs In Talc MDL
• 2 Oil Trader FCPA Pleas Highlight Fine-Reduction Factors
• Stryker Unit And Seyfarth Attys Hit With $275K Sanctions
• 5th Circ. Won't Fast-Track Challenge To DOL's OT Rule
• Ambulance Co. Owner Accused Of $1M Pandemic Loan Fraud
• GSK, Boehringer Prevail In 1st Zantac Cancer Trial
• NEPA Final Rule Unlikely To Speed Clean Energy Projects
• EU Flags Nations For Shortcomings On Pillar 2, Exchange Law
• Fisher Phillips Reinforces Calif. Labor And Employment Team
• Norfolk Southern Inks $310M Deal To Settle Feds' Spill Suit
• DOJ Sues Live Nation 14 Years After Ticketmaster Deal
• American Air Pilots Win Cert. Over 401(k)'s ESG Investments
• Stubhub, Attys Beat Sanctions Bid For Lost Hyperlinked Docs
• Pryor Cashman Atty Accused Of 'Brazen' Hose Patent Fraud
• Activist Investor Must Face Exxon's Suit Over Proxy Proposal
• Caesars Escapes Privacy Suit Over Online Video Games
• Founders Of BP's Archaea Looted From Own Co., Suit Says
• Investors Say FIS Must Investigate Derivative Suit's Claims
• Ex-Google Manager Says He Lost Job For Reporting Nepotism
• US House Passes Crypto Bill Over SEC, White House Dissent
• Ex-FTX Exec Deserves Up To 7 Years For Fraud, Feds Say
• Ex-Citi Exec Says She Was Asked To Lie To OCC
• Sunsetting Section 230 Gains Traction On Both Sides Of Aisle
• Antitrust Judge Questions Apple's Phil Schiller On New Fees
• Robbins Geller, Motley Rice Seek To Rep Solar Co. Investors
• Zillow Trade Practices Case Meets Skeptical Conn. Judge
• CBRE Calls Exec's Noncompete Right Fit In A Small World
• Cancer Patients Target J&J Talc Unit's Asset Shuffles
• Justices' CFPB Alliance May Save SEC Courts, Not Chevron
• Solar Cell Duties May Inadvertently Crush Domestic Industry
• USPTO's Proposed Disclaimer Rule Would Harm Inventors
• Accepting Price-Fix Tech Invite Can Be Enough: DOJ Official
• Archegos Exec Says Founder Didn't Direct Him To Lie
• Nokia Can't Escape Suit Alleging Costly 401(k) Investments
• Evidence Shaky In First Zantac Cancer Trial, Drugmakers Say
• Del. Justices Reverse BitGo-Galaxy Merger Suit Dismissal
• Daughter Sues Over Oil Co. Family's 'Looting Campaign'
• GOP State Leaders Tell Justices Mexico Can't Sue Gunmakers
• WeChat Users Must Arbitrate Privacy Row, Calif. Panel Says
• Influencer Considerations As FINRA Initiates Crackdown
• MilliporeSigma Avoids Charges As DOJ Extols Self-Disclosure
• Boeing Can't Use Belated Patent Defense In Startup's IP Trial
• 3M Says Insurers Are Dodging Coverage Of $6B Earplug Deal
• New Crypto Reporting Will Require Rigorous Recordkeeping
• 'Pump-And-Dump' Claims Sputter In 'Disorganized' RICO Suit
• What Transactional Attys Must Know About Texas Biz Courts
• A Comparison Of FDIC, OCC Proposed Merger Approaches
• $600M Norfolk Southern Derailment Deal Gets Early Court OK
• SC Gov. Signs Earned Wage Access Bill Into Law
• Being An EMT Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Del. Supreme Court Affirms AMC Shareholder Settlement
• Twitter Must Turn Over Records In Eviction Fight
• Behind Court Challenges To The FTC's Final Noncompete Rule
• NY Federal Reserve Associate GC Rejoins Covington
• Oil Tanker Operators To Pay $2M For Dumping Oil From Ship
• BofA Deserves Tax Refunds On Merger Interest, 4th Circ. Told
• NYSE Parent Agrees To $10M SEC Fine Over Cyber Breach
• Hawaii Wins $916M From Bristol-Myers, Sanofi Over Plavix
• Feds Can't Show Autonomy Jury Report Showing Audit Issues
• Scarlett Johansson Taps Bird Marella Atty For OpenAI Fight
• Questions Abound As Fed. Circ. Scraps Design Patent Tests
• Calif. Justices Mull COVID-19 Business Interruption Coverage
• Calif. Justices Doubt App-Based Drivers' Prop 22 Challenge
• Sens. Challenge Pharma Lobbyist Over Patent Abuse
• Wawa, Sherwin-Williams Beat Paint Slip-And-Fall Suit
• MetLife Workers Tell 3rd Circ. Higher Premiums Give Standing
• Banks Urged To Vote Out Exxon Leaders Who Sued Investors
• Bankrupt SVB Fights To Keep $1.9B Suit Against FDIC Alive
• SEC Fines KeyBank Broker-Dealer Over Reg BI Failures
• X Corp., Hate Speech Watchdog Settle Atty Fees Bid
• EEOC Guidance Over Gender Identity Can't Stand, Texas Says
• Nixing Green Energy Tax Perks Would Be Tough For Trump
• NYC Pension Funds Call For 'No' Vote On Musk's Tesla Pay
• OSHA Hit With Constitutional Challenge To Walkaround Rule
• Ex-Crypto Co. President Was Deceived And Ousted, Suit Says
• SEC Gives Ex-BF Borgers Clients Reporting Deadline Reprieve
• FTC Chair Khan Says Corporate Concentration Creates Fear
• 22 States Tell 11th Circ. Corp. Transparency Act Goes Too Far
• Tuna Buyers Seeking $1B In July Price-Fixing Trial
• 3rd Suit Alleges Panera's 'Charged' Drink Caused Heart Attack
• Split Fed. Circ. Revives IP Suit Against Nokia Over Standing
• Corporate Insurance Considerations For Trafficking Claims
• BASF Agrees To $316.5M Settlement In PFAS Foam MDL
• Cooley Atty Returns From Deputy GC In-House Role In Boston
• Valero Brings $37M Refund Claim Over Fuel Credit, Crude Tax
• Fanatics Atty Rejoins Cleary As Debt Finance Partner
• Coverage Recap: Day 16 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• Tips For Keeping Trade Secrets In The Vault
• Manatt Partner Brings Music Biz Chops To Loeb & Loeb
• Sheppard Adds Mayer Brown Litigator In Latest Chicago Move
• Attys With AI Skills Command Pay Bumps In The US, UK
• Ex-EnCore GC Joins Fisher Phillips' Gov't Relations Team
• DOJ, VW Ask 9th Circ. To Void Jones Day Docs Release Order
• US Steel And Cleveland-Cliffs Spar Over Merits Of Nippon Deal
• Pillsbury Lands 5-Atty Team In China From Paul Hastings
• 5 Lessons From Ex-Vitol Trader's FCPA Conviction
• SEC Amendments May Launch New Execution Disclosure Era
• Strategic Hiring Was The New Normal For BigLaw In 2023
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• Construction Groups Press To Halt DOL Prevailing Wage Rule
• Trump Rests In NY Hush Money Trial, Declining To Testify
• Full Fed. Circ. Throws Out 'Rigid' Tests For Design Patents
• Scarlett Johansson 'Shocked, Angered' By ChatGPT AI Voice
• Ex-BlackRock VP Says He Was Fired After Whistleblowing
• Autonomy CEO Reaped $516M From HP Acquisition, Jurors Told
• Judge Assails Trump Witness After Manhattan DA Rests Case
• Crypto Groups Move To Ditch 'Irrational' SEC Dealer Rule
• Lab Says GSK Hid Zantac Cancer Risk From Feds For Decades
• TD Bank Ex-Employees Ordered To Back Off Client Contacts
• SolarWinds Accuses SEC Of 'Troubling Pattern' Of Distortion
• TD Bank Customers' $32.2M Overdraft Fee Deal Gets Initial OK
• Texas Judge Rescinds Denial Of SpaceX's Rethink Bid
• DOJ Says Google Ad Tech Case About Coercion, Not Dealing
• House Advances Bill To Limit Some Patent Office Fines
• Startup Admits Sharing IP With Boeing After Supposed Swipe
• Transparency Act Violates Constitution, Groups Tell 11th Circ.
• GM Cleared Of 'Inequitable Conduct' Accusations In Patent Row
• McKinsey Can't Nix Pregnant Women's Claims In Opioid MDL
• Healthcare Futures Co. Sues Breakaway Ex-Members In Del.
• Archegos Lied To Banks To Obtain Credit Lines, Jury Told
• Investor Group Wants Slowdown On Del. Corporation Law Bill
• FTC Says Albertsons Execs Deleted Texts In Kroger Case
• Tesla Must Face Sweeping Race Bias Class Action
• Chancery Preserves Most Of Super Group SPAC Suit
• UTA Atty Sued Over 'Pathological Liar' Remark Nears Win
• Rite Aid Settles Trademark Suit Over New Logo
• 3 Insurance Execs Can't Hit Pause On Asset Theft Claims
• Conn. Retools Bid To Deny Utility Board Member's Pension
• Coverage Recap: Day 15 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• Ga. Court Sends Fatal Restaurant Shooting Suit To Trial
• Questions Remain After Mass. Adverse Possession Case
• Mitigating Incarceration's Impacts On Foreign Nationals
• Navigating Title VII Compliance And Litigation Post-Muldrow
• USPTO Says Patent Applicants' Data Was Mistakenly Leaked
• Senate Report Ties Automakers To Uyghur Forced Labor
• J&J Says Beasley Allen Looking To 'Bias' Vote On $6.5B Plan
• Insider Trader Settles With SEC Over Friend's ADI Tip
• Stanley Black & Decker Nixes $3.8M Factory Equipment Suit
• Baker McKenzie Ends FOIA Suit Over IRS Partnership Audits
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Tiny Tweaks To Bank Merger Forms May Have Big Impact
• Latham Adds Former Chief Legal Officer Of REIT In NY
• Shah Ends Novavax Proxy Fight Following Sanofi Deal
• McElroy Deutsch Says Ex-Exec's Guilt Boosts Home Claim
• FDIC's Gruenberg To Resign In Workplace Report Aftermath
• Latham-Led CyberArk Buying PE-Backed Venafi In $1.54B Deal
• Davis Polk, Wachtell Guide $2B SouthState Banking Deal
• Real Estate Authority: Loan Doctors, CFIUS, Mixed-Use Boom
• TikTok, Feds Ask DC Circ. To Fast-Track Potential Ban Row
• Meet The Attys Fighting Efforts To Ban TikTok
• Calif. OKs Rule For Judges To Work Remotely In Civil Cases
• Aramark Spinoff Faces Investor Action Over Slow Growth
• Apple OK'd New App Fees Despite Antitrust Ruling
• Scammer Cops To SIM Scheme Including $400M Crypto Theft
• Judge Doubts 9th Circ. Ruling Upends VC's Fraud Conviction
• Boeing Jury Urged To Award Startup At Least $163M At IP Trial
• Crypto Cos. Take SEC Cases To The Court Of Public Sentiment
• Judge Reluctantly Dismisses FirstEnergy Shareholder Suit
• Kohl's Directors' Aversion To Sale Was Self-Serving, Suit Says
• Frontier Attacks Ex-CEO's $17M Life Insurance Tax Refund Bid
• Pfizer Unit Wins $107.5M Patent Verdict Against AstraZeneca
• Feds Seek 10 Years In First Product Safety Conviction
• Air Gun Co. Manager Accused Of Fraud By Receiver
• Koch-Tied Group Says Transparency Law Offends Federalism
• Employment Authority: Workers Take Aim At Pregnancy Bias
• How CFPB Credit Card Rules Slot Into Broader Considerations
• New Domestic Content Guidance May Boost Energy Credits
• DOL Fails To Win Order Barring Retaliation On Pork Workers
• Judge Won't Bar Thermo Fisher Exec's Jump To Repligen
• Cantor, Lutnick Strike Deal With Window SPAC Investors
• Chancery Rulings Stir Up Del. Corporate Bar Push-Back
• Industry Emboldened After Justices Galvanize Agency Attacks
• Calif. Jury Finds Samsung Breached Contract With Netlist
• 3 Employer Lessons From NLRB's Complaint Against SpaceX
• Nestle Assistant GC Joins Mayer Brown's IP Practice In LA
• McDermott Adds Dechert Blockchain Ace In Calif. Offices
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• TD Bank Says Ex-Advisers Enticed $25M To Raymond James
• Trump's Potential Witness Could Be Defense 'Dynamite'
• Ex-Alpine Summit Energy CLO Joins Holland & Knight
• Glass Lewis, ISS Split On Chevron-Hess Deal Guidance
• Buckle Up: CFPB's High Court Win Will Thaw Frozen Docket
• Voice Actors Say Lovo Stole Their Voices For AI Tech
• $2B Default Recommended For Making Fair Trial 'Impossible'
• Klobuchar Reintroduces Sweeping Antitrust Reform Bill
• Convicted Insurance Mogul Says He'll Trim Empire
• Thomas, Alito: Two Originalists, Two Takes On CFPB Case
• 3rd Circ. Shuns Teva's 'Novel' Appeal On Israeli Investor Class
• 'That Is A Lie!' Trump Atty Assails Cohen In Fraud Trial Cross
• Judge Irked By 'Smart' Attys And 'Silly' Doc Retention Policies
• Disney Strikes Deal To Exit Hispanic Worker's Bias Suit
• Stubhub, Attys Face Sanctions Bid Over 'Strategy Of Evasion'
• 3rd Circ. Revives Wesco Retirees' ERISA Fee Case
• FTC Deputy Director Rao On Healthcare Antitrust Agenda
• High Court Decision Requiring A Stay Raises More Questions
• Prosecutors Say Fake Fortune 500 Workers Funded N. Korea
• BNSF Judge Vows To Avoid Extremes In Trespass Payout
• Apple Exec Must Produce All Docs On 27% App Fee Decision
• MoneyLion Beats Investor Suit Over Reverse Stock Split
• Senate Passes Bill To Block SEC Crypto Accounting Guidance
• FDIC's Gruenberg Scolded By Senators Over Agency Culture
• Ex-Pharma Exec Cops To Contempt For Barred Finance Work
• DOL Unveils Long-Delayed Abandoned Retirement Plan Rules
• Lessons On Challenging Class Plaintiffs' Expert Testimony
• SEC Adopts Rules For Uncovering, Reporting Data Breaches
• Exploring An Alternative Model Of Litigation Finance
• GM, LG Ink $150M Deal To End Chevy Bolt Battery Defect Suit
• No Relief For Struggling SPACs Under Buyback Tax Proposal
• Coverage Recap: Day 14 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• Burger King Franchisee Seeks BIPA Coverage Quick Win
• In-House Manufacturing Ace Rejoins K&L Gates In Pittsburgh
• DC Judge Mulls Dominion's DQ Bid For Pro-Trump Mich. Atty
• Businesses Should Take Their AI Contracts Off Auto-Renew
• 2nd Circ. Backs Win For Big Banks In Forex-Rigging Suit
• Recordati Adds New Head Of IP From Zentiva
• Nordstrom Settles Patagonia's Suit Over Alleged Counterfeits
• Top Linklaters Attys See PE Rebound In Run-Up To Elections
• Delta, Flight Attendants Ink $16M Deal To End Wage Suit
• Faegre Drinker Hires NY Life Insurance Co. Litigator
• V&E Guides Crescent Energy On $2.1B SilverBow Buy
• Justices Say Courts Must Stay Suits Sent To Arbitration
• Justices Say CFPB Is Constitutionally Funded
• Trump Taking Criminal Gag Order Appeal To NY's High Court
• 'Law And Order' Star Sues Instacart Over Dog's Shooting
• SolarWinds Says SEC's Cyber Breach Suit Goes Too Far
• Ex-Samsung Exec Called Netlist Leaders 'Morons,' Jury Hears
• 'Pissed Off,' 'You Need To Go': Reps Rip FDIC's Gruenberg
• Bolt Financial Cancels $37M In Shares To End CEO Loan Suit
• 'Excellent' Altria MDL Deal Earns Attys Fees Above Benchmark
• Chancery Nixes BuzzFeed Worker Arbitration Bid
• 2nd Circ. Calls Starbucks' Union Discovery Order 'Overbroad'
• Del. Justices Ask: Do Attys Get Thinner Slice Of $1B Dell Pie?
• UnitedHealth Concealed DOJ Merger Investigation, Suit Says
• Noncompete Rule Challenge Gets More Backing
• Auto Max Must Face Suit Over Transport Driver Injury
• Exec Wants No Jail In Landmark Product Safety Conviction
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