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Corporate - July, 2024

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• AT&T Faces New Data Breach Class Action By Non-Customers
• IRL App Cofounder Hit With SEC Suit Alleging $170M Fraud
• Live Nation Says In-House Attys Can't Access DOJ Docs
• Discover Could Pay $200M In Card 'Misclassification' Fines
• Wells Fargo Let Workers' Prescription Costs Soar, Suit Says
• AI Prior Art Is Either Nothing New Or A Red Flag, USPTO Told
• Netflix's Culture Created A 'Sexual' Workplace, Suit Says
• NFL Finds Judge Open To Tossing $4.7B Sunday Ticket Award
• Trade Secrets Cases To Watch In 2024: A Midyear Report
• Chancery OK Sought For $2.5M BigBear.ai SPAC Suit Deal
• Senators Aim To Increase Injunctions In Patent Battles
• Judge Rips 'Stinky' Business In Skiplagged Ticketing Suit
• Fla. Electric Co. Ex-CEO Gets 4 Years For Privatization Plot
• Wyo. Biotech Wants Its Ex-CEO Sanctioned In Docs Fight
• Sens. Reveal Bipartisan Trade Bill Streamlining Customs Laws
• Jury Instruction Error Kills $21M Verdict Over Noncompete
• Antitrust Group Backs Naval Engineers' No-Poach Case
• SEC Settles Reg BI Case Against Calif. Broker-Dealer
• Chancery Goes With Deal Price In Exchange Co. Appraisal
• Ex-Byju's Exec Faces $10K Daily Contempt Fine
• SEC Asked For Public Tax Reporting By Group With $2.3T
• Doc 'Muddle' Stalls Trump Media SPAC Figure's Ouster Suit
• CrowdStrike Investors Sue Over Stock Drop After Outage
• Navigating Antitrust Considerations In ESG Collaborations
• Dutch Regulators OK Freshfields-Guided Asset Exchange
• Justices' Intent Witness Ruling May Be Useful For Defense Bar
• Insurer Wants Out Of Yacht Brokerage Group Antitrust Suit
• Copyright Office Warns Of 'Urgent Need' For Deepfakes Law
• How To Grow Marketing, Biz Dev Teams In A Tight Market
• Del. Justices Reject 'Half-Hearted' Arbitration Bid In Fee Fight
• TaxAct Customers' Attys Want $5.8M Fee For $23M Deal
• Ameriprise Chief Privacy Officer Joins Fisher Phillips
• 5 Trials To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2024
• VW To Give Back Pay To Mexico Factory Workers, USTR Says
• Saul Ewing Adds 2 Employee Benefits Attys On East Coast
• Amazon, Eversheds Lawyers Can't Shake Whistleblower Claim
• Cadwalader Can't Cloak Cyberattack Coverage Suit, Court Told
• Agribusiness Co. Says Ex-Employee Blatantly Stole Clients
• Firms Must Justify $1.4M Fee Bid In State Street Settlement
• Mich. High Court Restores Strengthened Wage, Leave Laws
• Ameriprise Says LPL Uses Recruits To Harvest Rivals' Secrets
• Amazon Must Recall Unsafe Third-Party Products, CPSC Says
• 2024 Product Liability Areas To Watch
• Amazon Hits Nokia With Cloud-Computing Infringement Suit
• LastPass Can't Ditch Data Breach Fight, But Its Parent Co. Can
• FTX Users Say Sullivan & Cromwell Must Face Abetting Claims
• FTC Seeks Temporary Kroger-Albertsons Block In Oregon
• SEC Ruling Calls For FCC Revamp, Ex-Agency Lawyer Says
• Prosecutors Say Bribery Ruling Won't Disrupt Madigan Trial
• FTX Exec Gets Prison Report Date Delayed After Dog Attack
• Daily Mail Publisher Taps Slaughter And May Pro As Deals GC
• Rite Aid Sued Over Data Breach That Affected 2.2M Customers
• Zillow Escapes Real Estate Agent's Trade Practices Claim
• OnlyFans Dupes Users With Chatty Impersonators, Suit Says
• $147.5M Deal In Life Insurance Cost Suit Meets Resistance
• AI Co. Says Actors Can't Prove Voices Are Theirs In IP Suit
• Christie's Hit With Data Breach Suit Over Cyberattack
• $8.5B Gores-Led Metal Packaging Co. SPAC Draws Del. Suit
• Justices Urged To Certify Class Over Firm's Illegal Faxes
• AI Dominance In Startup Funding Has Small Biz Concerned
• Activist Investor Demands Against US Firms Spike 9%
• Randy Mastro Nominated As NYC Top Lawyer Amid Criticism
• Jarkesy's Impact On SEC Enforcement Will Be Modest
• Data Breach Reporting Requirements Must Change In AI Age
• Husch Blackwell Hires UB Greensfelder Partner In St. Louis
• Rock Climbing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Vista Delays Vote On CSG Deal To Review Alternative Paths
• Litigator Rejoins Faegre Drinker From Medical Device Co.
• Milbank Guiding Chorus Aviation On $1.4B Sale Of Leasing Biz
• Fla.'s Workplace DEI Training Rules Get Permanently Blocked
• What Chevron's End Means For How Congress Does Business
• Katten Adds Mayer Brown Practice Group Co-Chair In Chicago
• Quinn Emanuel Must Prove Authority In $486M Award Fight
• What Mass. Attys Will Be Watching In The 2nd Half Of 2024
• Virginia Appeals Court Tosses Record $2B Trade Secrets Verdict
• 5th Circ. Pauses DOT's New 'Junk Fees' Rule Amid Review
• 8th Circ. Tosses 'Windfall' $79M Legal Fee In T-Mobile Suit
• Live Nation Judge Tightens In-House Counsel's Access To Docs
• Truth Social SPAC, Sponsors Battle In Chancery Over Payout
• Virtu Pushes For SEC Crackdown On 'Penny Stock' Listings
• Chemical Groups Say Chevron Sinks EPA Ethylene Oxide Rule
• NIST Lays Out 200+ Ways To Tackle Generative AI Risks
• Wells Fargo Can't Escape Investors' Sham Diverse Hiring Suit
• BofA, Citi Among Banks In $80M Deal To End Bond-Rig Suit
• FTC, Challengers, Their Backers Vie For Noncompetes' Fate
• 9th Circ. Axes Limit On DOL Denying Calif. Agencies Grants
• Utah Biz Groups Latest To Challenge Corp. Disclosure Law
• 4 Takeaways After Courts Block ERISA Advice Regs
• Skadden-Led Driverless Tech Startup WeRide Seeks US IPO
• Charter Pays $15M To End FCC's Network Outage Probe
• Panera Franchisee Ends Pagan Worker's Religious Bias Suit
• Ackman's IPO For New Pershing Square Fund Faces Delay
• Texas Judge Blocks NLRB Suit Over ALJ Removal Protections
• Ex-Vitol Oil Trader Can't Unwind Conviction After Bribery Trial
• Amazon Defeats Class Status Push In Military Leave Suit
• SEC OKs Award Of More Than $37M To Whistleblower
• SEC Says Penny Stock CEO Lied About COVID-19 Deal
• Senate To Vote On Bills To Protect Kids Online
• Trademark Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2024
• Converge And Magellan Settle Antitrust Suit Ahead Of Trial
• Western Digital Hit With $262M Verdict Over Data Storage IP
• 'Grave' NatSec Concerns Justify TikTok Ban, DC Circ. Told
• Boehringer Appeals HHS Win In Medicare Drug Price Suit
• Think Like A Lawyer: Dance The Legal Standard Two-Step
• Alice Step 2 Trends Show Courts' Extrinsic Evidence Reliance
• Examining Chancery's Relaxed New Confidential Filing Rules
• NRA Avoids Compliance Monitor In NY AG Case
• ABA's 1st Generative AI Opinion Points Attys To Ethical Duties
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• BCLP Adds Energy Atty In Denver From Clark Hill
• White Collar Update: 4 Developments To Watch
• BlackBerry Gets Former Exec's Sex Harassment Suit Trimmed
• Takeaways From Tossed Deal In Visa, Mastercard Class Action
• Clean Energy Tax Credit Sales Could Hit $25B, Report Says
• Oil And Gas Co. Cepsa Names New Chief Legal Officer
• DOJ Innovasis Settlement Offers Lessons On Self-Disclosure
• Ex-Pharma Exec Seeks Leniency After SEC Contempt Plea
• Ex-Wells Fargo Director Wins $22M Verdict In ADA Trial
• DOJ Whistleblower Pilot On Deck As Cos. Boost Compliance
• Apple Commits To White House Guidelines For Responsible AI
• Abbott Owes $495M In Baby Formula Bellwether Trial
• Off The Bench: NBA Signs Mega Deals, Jerry Jones Settles
• Adobe Exec Called Cancel Fee Trap 'Heroin' For Co., Suit Says
• NCAA's $2.8B NIL Deal, Revenue-Sharing Plan Sent To Judge
• Franklin Says DOJ, SEC Probing Western Asset Management
• Matterport Stockholder Sues In Del. For Books On Merger
• Real Estate Recap: CrowdStrike, CFIUS, Financial Services
• Employment Authority: Tips For Dealing With Politics At Work
• RTX Earmarks $1.2B For Anticipated Deals With DOJ, SEC
• Shareholder Litigation To Watch: A Midyear Report
• Biz Groups Call Corp. Transparency Act Unconstitutional
• LinkedIn Looks To End 'Fake Clicks' Suit With Very Real $6.6M
• Chancery Questions $3.5M Atty Fee For Failed Proxy Battle
• FTC Powers Get A Boost In Philly In Noncompete Ban Saga
• Data Co. Told To Turn Over Contracts In Kochava Case
• Feds Want Mogul To Forfeit $1.5M In NC Bribery Case
• OFAC Sanctions Deserve To Be Challenged Post-Chevron
• 'Terrible Decisions': Ex-McElroy Deutsch CFO Gets 5 Years
• Boeing Sued In Del. For Docs On Safety, Quality Failures
• Uber Accused Of Illegally Charging Tax On Delivery Fees
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Behind The Delay Of Final HSR Premerger Filing Rules
• Cadwalader Suing Lloyd's Over Cyberattack Coverage Denial
• How Calif. Ruling Alters Worker Arb. Agreement Enforcement
• After Jarkesy, IRS Must Course-Correct On Captive Insurance
• Congress Quietly Amends FEPA: What Cos. Should Do Now
• Wait For Depositions May Delay Cognizant Bribe Trial Again
• HP Calls Dolby, Philips, Mitsubishi Patent Fees A 'Money Grab'
• Warner Bros. Challenges NBA's Lucrative New Amazon Deal
• Why FDIC Banks May Want To Consider Fed Membership
• Washington Cases To Watch 2024: A Midyear Report
• NLRB Finalizes Rollback Of Trump-Era Union Election Rules
• Nike Brass Overhyped Sales Strategy, Shareholder Alleges
• Boeing's 737 Max Plea Deal: Monitorship, Gov't Contracts
• Meta, Snap Can't Ignore Murder Case Subpoenas, Court Says
• Coinbase Taps Paul Clement For Board After Chevron Win
• Google Wants To Keep 'Monopolistic Status Quo,' Epic Says
• SEC Seeks To Narrow Attack On Nasdaq Board Diversity Rule
• Chancery Urged To Sanction Musk, X, Attys After Doc Delete
• Amazon Contractors Say Partner Broke Deal, Cut Them Out
• California Disses Chamber's Climate Compliance Attack
• Texas Judge Again Orders Transfer Of SpaceX NLRB Suit
• Solar Tech Co. Investor Drops Securities Action
• Ackman Sets $4B IPO Target For New Pershing Square Fund
• Binance, Ex-CEO Say FTX Users Can't Blame Them For Fallout
• Google Bias Case Tossed After Reported Settlement
• Chancery Says DGCL 'Donut Hole' Dooms Governance Deal
• USPTO No Longer Wants To Change TM Response Deadlines
• Ex-Pharma Exec's Counsel Accused Of Reading Stolen Emails
• Paramount-Skydance Deal Is Redstone Windfall, Investor Says
• Class Of 2023 Shatters Records In Legal Employment, Salaries
• Loeb & Loeb Says Ex-GC's Sanctions Motion Is Bogus
• Disney Can't Sink Fired 'Star Wars' Actor's Political Bias Suit
• Del. 3M Ruling Risks Upending Corporate Insurance Programs
• The Biggest Copyright Decisions Of 2024: A Midyear Report
• Higher Education Atty Rejoins Saul Ewing In Its Del. Office
• Fisher-Price, Mattel Ink $19M Deal Over Recalled Baby Sleeper
• NYSE Delisting May Be The Cost Of FCPA Compliance
• Calif. Justices Rule Prop 22 Is Constitutional
• Kroger, Albertsons Agree To Delay $25B Merger Closing
• Boeing, DOJ Finalize 737 Max Plea Deal
• FTC Chair Wary AI Tools Can Be Used For Corporate Collusion
• NBA Reaches $76B, 11-Year Deal With Amazon, NBC, Disney
• SEC Unlikely To Relitigate Loss On Hedge Fund Regs
• PepsiCo, Frito-Lay Sued Over Flamin' Hot Cheetos Origin Story
• Delta Air Targeted In DOT Probe Following Global Tech Outage
• Google, Ill. Parents Reach Deal In Grade School BIPA Dispute
• Ex-Arena Group CEO Says He's Owed Fees For Dueling Suits
• Eggland's Best Accused Of Lying About Hens' 'Pleasant' Digs
• Paramount Defaulted On Co. Sale Doc Demand, Chancery Told
• DOJ Says NY Judge Muffed Standing In DirecTV Price-Fix Case
• Judge Sets Up 2-Tier Counsel Access In DOJ Live Nation Suit
• Ex-SAP Exec Settles Whistleblowing Retaliation Suit
• TikTok Can't Nix Trade Secrets Row By Worker's Ex-Employer
• 22% Of FINRA Member Firms Join Remote Inspection Program
• Byju's Asks Del. Justices To Undo Lenders' Chancery Win
• The FTC Needs To Challenge The Novo-Catalent Deal
• Ex-Wells Fargo Director Angles For $32M In ADA Trial
• Atty Can't Deduct Car Racing Costs As Ads, US Tells 10th Circ.
• ABC, Stephanopoulos Must Face Trump Defamation Suit
• Senate Tees Up Votes On Two Tax Court Nominees
• EV Co. Scores Initial OK On $13M Deal To End Investor Suits
• After Chevron: Slowing Down AI In Medical Research
• Aerospace Co. Says Engine Buybacks Aren't Anticompetitive
• Digital Info Not Covered By Smuggling Law, Ky. Court Holds
• CFIUS Reviews Slumped In 2023, Penalties Increased
• IRS Sets Criteria For Carbon Capture Credit Life Cycle Report
• Nixon Peabody Adds Veteran GC With IP, Korean Biz Focus
• Nonprofit Sues Former CFO Over Alleged $40M Embezzlement
• Ex-McElroy Deutsch Exec Says Ch. 11 Doesn't Pause Claims
• Ex-Pharma Exec Gets Jail For Insider Trading On Kodak Loan
• What High Court TM Rulings Tell Us About Free Speech
• Ex-Barclays CEO Told To Testify In Appeal Of Qatar Fees Fine
• Chancery OKs $6M Deal Recovery After 'Voidness' Ruling
• Parts Of Klehr Harrison Bills Not Privileged, Pa. Panel Finds
• Ozy Media Ends Trade Secrets Suit After Ex-CEO's Conviction
• Vista Outdoor Sued In Chancery For Docs On Sale Plans
• Being A Luthier Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ex-Boeing VP Joins Perkins Coie As Litigation Partner
• JetBlue Upgrades Former Deputy To General Counsel Seat
• Lack Of Quorum Dooms EEOC Pregnancy Regs, Co. Says
• Nettled Exec Tells Jury Wells Fargo Doesn't Get His Disability
• Samsung Loses Bid To Throw Out $303M Patent Verdict
• EPA Must Ban PFAS In Pesticides, Environmental Groups Say
• Microsoft Calls FTC Price Hike Claims 'Misleading' At 9th Circ
• Lawmakers Agree On Flexibility To Monitor AI In Finance
• Chancery Ends Challenge To $12.5B Qualtrics' SAP Sale
• FTC Attys On Kroger Case Get Extensions After IT Outage
• Optum Can Arbitrate Calif. Healthcare Provider's Antitrust Suit
• On Limiting ITC's Power, House Republican Is 'Appalled'
• Chancery Spikes Raytheon Stockholder's Derivative Suit
• Amazon Fights To Arbitrate Sellers' Misclassification Claims
• The Biggest Trademark Rulings Of 2024: A Midyear Report
• General Mills Settles 2012 Suit Over 'All Natural' Kix Cereal
• Funds Say Boeing Can't Ditch 737 Max Securities Suit
• After Chevron: Uncertainty In Scope Of ITC Oversight
• SEC Names New Acting Head Of Exams
• Biz Groups Form Lobby Effort To Fight FCC Bulk Billing Rules
• Capital One Card Holders Sue To Block Discover Merger
• Half-Truths Vs. Omissions: Slicing Justices' Macquarie Cake
• No Victims, No Fraud, Trump Says In $465M Judgment Appeal
• Lead Like 'Ted Lasso' By Embracing Cognitive Diversity
• 3 Areas Of Enforcement Risk Facing The EV Industry
• Texas Judge Says SpaceX Will Likely Win NLRB Challenge
• Senate Dems Roll Out Bill To Codify Chevron Deference
• Chamber Rips Multibillion-Dollar Atty Fee Bid In Musk Pay Suit
• Mintz Expands In SF With Corporate Ace From Calif. Boutique
• 'Surface Water' Stumps Mass. Justices In Loss For Insurers
• Preparing For Increased Scrutiny Of Tech Supply Chains
• Whole Foods Settles With Ex-Worker In BLM Mask Dispute
• Chase, McKinsey Get FTC Inquiry Over 'Surveillance Pricing'
• Elon Musk's X Corp. Accused Of TM Infringement, Again
• Chicago Firm Seeks $2M For Ex-Atty's Alleged Client Poaching
• Verizon's TracFone Hit With $16M FCC Data Breach Penalty
• USPTO Wins Dismissal Of Danish Co.'s PTSD Drug Lawsuit
• VidStream Can't Block X Features That Allegedly Infringe IP
• State Street Sets Aside $4.2M To Address Wage Discrimination
• Gazprom Unit Illegally Seized Helium Containers, Linde Says
• Plantronics Investors Ink $29.5M 'Channel Stuffing' Sales Deal
• Wells Fargo Flouted Director's Dignity, Jury Told In ADA Trial
• Tesla's Autopilot Caused Calif. Man's Fatal Crash, Family Says
• Michigan's Cases To Watch 2024: A Midyear Report
• Uber, Investors Ink $200M Deal To End 'Train Wreck' IPO Suit
• IDT, Founder Say Straight Path Suit Fizzle Warrants No Fee
• Chancery Ruling Denies Extra New Relic Doc Release Demand
• What Attorneys Need To Know About JD Vance
• Insurer Says Bank Must Pay Its $1.1M Drawdown Request
• 9th Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Calif. Virus Coverage Suit
• 2 Lessons From Calif. Overtime Wages Ruling
• 9th Circ. Backs Arbitration In Former AmEx Workers' Bias Suit
• 1st Circ. Hints At Higher Bar For Feds In Anti-Kickback Cases
• Boeing Plea Deal Is A Mixed Bag, Providing Lessons For Cos.
• Lack Of 'Smoking Gun' Sinks J&J's Bid To DQ Beasley Allen
• Former DC Chief Deputy AG Joins Hogan Lovells
• Holland & Knight Brings On Former Verily In-House Attorney
• Bus Parts Co. To Pay Up To $4M To End Criminal Fraud Probe
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Croke Fairchild Adds Litigation Attys Including Ex-Ill. Justice
• American Airlines ESG Ruling Could Alter ERISA Landscape
• 1st Circ. Doubts Calif. Law Governs DraftKings Job Fight
• TikTok Says Arbitration Pacts Doom Former Exec's Bias Suit
• CSG Again Ups Price For Vista's Sporting Biz To $2.15B
• SEC Launches Multiagency Fraud Council
• Meta Hit With Fresh Complaint Over 'Pay Or Consent' Model
• Paul Hastings Lands New GC From Kirkland
• Real Estate Recap: CMBS, Phoenix Evictions, Summer Break?
• 9th Circ. Judge Open To Reversing Google's Privacy Win
• Employment Authority: Teamsters RNC Speech Sparks Strife
• Oracle Inks $115M Deal To End Consumer Data Collection Suit
• Splenda Must Face False Ad Suit Over Diabetes Benefits
• SolarWinds' Ruling 'No Comfort' For Cybersecurity Leaders
• SEC Sues Brokers Linked To Alleged $112M Truck Co. Fraud
• Jury Finds Booking.com Owes Ryanair $5K For Data Scraping
• Judge Tosses Traders' Counterclaims In Trade Secrets Case
• Chancery Dismisses Kraft Heinz-3G Stock Drop Suit
• 3 Atty Takeaways On How AI Affects Employee Benefits
• Hanes Fired Remote Worker Over COVID Vax Refusal, Suit Says
• Temple U.'s Ken Jacobsen On NCAA-House Deal, What's Next
• Co. Says La. Utility Ditched Millions In Restitution Claims
• Shoemaker Asks Court To Trim Birkenstock Copycat Claim
• Two Class Atty Teams Challenge EngageSmart Deal In Del.
• How In-House IP Counsel Can Deal With AI's Rise
• SVB Ch. 11 Shows Importance Of Filing Proof Of Claim Early
• Off The Bench: Trial Time For Jerry Jones, Sunday Ticket Row
• FTC Says Microsoft Price Hike Shows Activision Deal Harm
• Judge Recuses As Tech Firm Slams Dow Chemical's Request
• Prince Lobel Fires Atty Following Misconduct Investigation
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Several State Courts Impacted By Global Tech Outage
• NASCAR Names New General Counsel Amid Shake-Up
• Fed Fines Green Dot $44M Over Lax Compliance Program
• Justices' Starbucks Ruling May Limit NLRB Injunction Wins
• Regeneron Rips DOJ's FCA Suit As 'Divorced From Reality'
• Taxation With Representation: A&O Shearman, Gibson Dunn
• NY Defense Co. Loar Buying Applied Avionics For $385M
• Judge OKs $47.5M QuantumScape Shareholder Deal
• Del. Dispatch: 27.6% Stockholder Not A Controller
• 5th Circ. Remands ESG Rule Row Citing Chevron's End
• Grindr Faces Privacy Suit By Prominent 'Outed' Catholic Priest
• Crypto Law Firm's SEC Challenge Met With Doubt At 9th Circ.
• American Airlines Beats Hidden Fees Suit Over Product Sales
• Chancery Awards $6M Stockholder Atty Fee In Moelis Suit
• Epic Says Apple's 'Strategic Delay' Tactics Still Ongoing
• Texas IP Firm Fights Microsoft With Dueling Sanctions Bid
• Enviro Groups Deploy Chevron Ruling In Pipeline Case
• Judge Won't Pause Sanctions In Byju's Ch. 11
• Biopharma Shareholder Sues In Del. For Docs On Akeso Deal
• CEO Firing Case Tied To Mogul Going To Mediation
• Ex-Cop With Illness Spared Prison In EBay Harassment Case
• GSK, Boehringer Face Jurors Again On Zantac Cancer Claims
• Takeaways From EU's Initial Findings On Apple's App Store
• Air Transport Co. Sued In Del. Over Director Removal Rule
• Chancery Strains To Unwrap Shareholder's Amazon Order
• NJ Ex-Broker-Dealer Indicted In $3.4M Insider Trading Scheme
• 25 Years Of OECD's Anti-Bribery Convention
• Owner Of Ex-Sports Illustrated Publisher Wants Out Of Suit
• American Airlines Hit With Class Action Over Sales Strategy
• Another Enphase Investor Suit Claims Execs Hid Slow Growth
• Healthcare Co. Says Fired In-House Atty Lacks Standing To Sue
• Tax Court Affirms IRS Whistleblower Award Computation
• Cyber Incident Response Checklist For SEC Compliance
• Ex-Venable Trusts And Estates Partner Joins Stradling In LA
• Most Top US Cos. To Report Tax Under Aussie Bill, Study Says
• Womble Bond Adds Finance Atty With Latin America Focus
• Del. Justices Asked To Undo Firm's 'Malicious' Suit Escape
• Ga. Mineral Co. Can't Nab Win In Row Over Talc Suit Coverage
• PharMerica Inks $100M Deal In 13-Year-Old Whistleblower Suit
• SolarWinds Beats Most Claims In SEC's Data Breach Suit
• Tender Greens And Tocaya Hit Ch. 11 With Post-COVID Woes
• Amphenol Corp. Paying $2.1B For CommScope Mobile Units
• T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon Accused Of Using Negotiating Cartel
• Politan Sues Masimo Over Delayed Board Election Meeting
• 'Good Try': EEOC Can't Stop Tesla Talking To Putative Class
• SEC's Peirce Calls For Rule Agenda Reset After Court Rulings
• Fla. Co. Says NY Lender Charges Usurious 950% Interest Rate
• SEC Says Ex-CEO Of Trump-Tied SPAC Hid Merger Talks
• Off-Channel Comms Top Concern For Compliance Pros
• 'Inflammatory' Atty Statement Axes $11M Stanley Injury Verdict
• AT&T Sued Over Breach Of 'Nearly All' Cell Users' Records
• SEC Awards $37 Million To Whistleblower
• 1st Circ. Affirms SEC's $32M Win Against Investment Adviser
• Calif. Asks 9th Circ. To Lift Injunction On Kids' Privacy Law
• 9th Circ. Open To X's Challenge To Content Disclosure Law
• FTC Cites 3rd Circ. In Defending Noncompete Ban
• Jimmy John's Biometric Info Suit 'Barely' Avoids Dismissal
• Many AI Patent Eligibility Issues Still Hazy After Guidance
• Merrill Lynch Urges Arbitration Of Sweeping RICO Lawsuit
• Del. Gov. Signs Hotly Contested Corp. Law Amendments
• Keep Consumer Protection Suit Against Bill Pay Co., FTC Says
• Nasdaq Seeks To Tighten Delisting Rules Governing SPACs
• Teladoc Hit With Another Investor Suit Over BetterHelp Woes
• Chancery Again Spikes Biopharm Board Pay Deal, $600K Fee
• Steve Madden Raises IP, Libel Claims In Sandal Feud
• 9th Circ. Says Egypt Law Unsuited For Wash. Worker Case
• After Chevron: Bid Protest Litigation Will Hold Steady For Now
• Rocket Mortgage Says Results Refute Investors' Fraud Claims
• Chevron Repeal Doesn't Impact Benefits Rule Fight, DOL Says
• Dueling Calif. Rulings Offer Insight On 401(k) Forfeiture Suits
• Puerto Rican Media Denied Injunction, Again, In Soccer Spat
• 1 Year At The UPC: Implications For Transatlantic Disputes
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Bemoan Access Woes In Bribery Case
• Burr & Forman Accused Of Aiding Health Insurance Fraud
• 'Curious' CFPB Agenda Item Sparks Buzz Over Contract Rules
• H-2 Visas Offer Humane, Economic Solution To Border Crisis
• Monsanto Philly Roundup Victory Preserved After Trial
• Top Vista Investor Opposes $2.1B Kinetic Sale To Czech Co.
• Hogan Lovells, Saul Ewing Exit Camshaft's, Byju's Ch. 11 Fight
• Feds Ask To Quash OneTaste Exec's Netflix, Vice Subpoenas
• PAGA Reforms Encourage Proactive Employer Compliance
• Bruised SPAC Market Pins Revival Hopes On Veteran Backers
• ArentFox Schiff Lands IP Atty From Morgan Lewis In SF
• FINRA Hires JPMorgan GC For Senior Enforcement Role
• Now More Than Ever, Lawyers Must Exhibit Professionalism
• Chamber Of Commerce Urges Justices To Limit RICO's Reach
• Ex-Goldman Sachs Analyst Gets Over 2 Years For Insider Tips
• SPAC Investor Sues Battery Co. In Del. Over Held-Back Shares
• Baker McKenzie Adds EY Partner To Mexico City Office
• Iger, Willow Bay Ink $250M Deal For Angel City Football Club
• TikTok Loses 1st Challenge Against EU Big Tech Law
• Musk Says X, SpaceX Moving To Texas Over Calif. Gender Law
• Gilead Asks Calif. Supreme Court To Ax 'Disastrous' Decision
• Green Dot Brass Hid Declining Biz And Fed Action, Suit Says
• Apple's Slowed IPhone Derivative Deal OK'd After Tweaks
• Tesla Swaps Cravath Out, WilmerHale In For Antitrust Defense
• Rocket Cos. Investors Drop CEO Retweet Claims From Suit
• Tesla Says Chinese Co. Sells 'Dangerous' Charging Adapter
• Kaspersky To End US Operations After Commerce Dept.'s Ban
• ​​​​​​​Apollo's $1.85B Mining Co. Deal Sparks Del. Suit For Docs
• USPTO Provides Guidance On AI And Patent Eligibility
• Ga. Panel Limits Insurer Pool's Collections For Workers' Comp
• Chancery Orders Illumina Docs Released In Grail Merger Fight
• Judges Press Amazon On Its Duty To Guard Against Suicide
• Ex-Goldman Banker Denies Bribe Charges After Extradition
• JB Hunt To Pay $4.2M To End Wash. Pay Range Suit
• Chancery OKs $42.5M Brookfield-GGP Settlement, $11.4M Fee
• After Chevron: Piercing FEMA Authority Is Not Insurmountable
• Delta's $16M Pay Stub Deal Scores Initial OK
• SiriusXM Must Face Suit Over $150M In Unpaid Royalties In NY
• Manatt Adds Healthcare Transactions Partner From McDermott
• A Look At State AGs Supermarket Antitrust Enforcement Push
• No 'Racial Animus,' Nuggets Claim In Bid To Toss Fan's Suit
• Energy Co. Says 'Abstract Harm' Of NLRB Process Merits Halt
• Platinum Co-Founder Dodges Prison For Bond Fraud Rap
• Google Maps Antitrust Suit Deleted For Good
• Coinbase Scales Back Its SEC Request For Gensler Docs
• Former CFPB Counsel Joins Davis Wright In DC
• Universal Music Exec Joins Pierson Ferdinand In Los Angeles
• How To Survive Shareholder Activism
• Ex-CBD Cos. GC Says Owner Hasn't Paid What Deal Promised
• 'Outsourcing' Ruling, 5 Years On: A Warning, Not A Watershed
• Former Ozy Media CEO Convicted Of Defrauding Investors
• Starboard Demands Change At Tinder Owner Match
• The 2024 Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• These Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Corporate Pro Joins Kirkland After Role In Private Equity
• Gibson Dunn, Kirkland Steer $737M KBR-LinQuest Deal
• Serving In The National Guard Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Big Business May Come To Rue The Post-Administrative State
• Dentons To Offer AI-Powered IP Risk Analysis With Tech Firm
• SEC Urged To Investigate OpenAI For Anti-Whistleblower NDAs
• Ex-Pfizer Worker Seeks No Time For Paxlovid Insider Trading
• Male Writer Pans CBS' Free Speech Defense In Bias Suit
• T-Mobile Broke Price-Lock Promise After Merger, Suit Says
• JetBlue-Spirit Flyers Seek $20M Atty Fees Following DOJ Win
• Walgreens Investor Sues Over Challenged Pharmacy Division
• CD&R Tells Del. Court Covetrus Sale 'Fully Informed'
• SEC Pans Database Privacy Challenge As Too Little, Too Late
• Record Labels Sue Verizon Over Internet Users' File Sharing
• Calif. Justices Nix 3 Charter Arb. Terms, Remand Severability
• Cybersecurity Investor Sues For Docs On PE Merger Wipeout
• Nike Suit Seeks More Than $60M From Counterfeit 'Empire'
• Judge Keeps Most Of TM Suit Against Musk's X Corp. Intact
• Feds Outline Eligibility Criteria For Foreign Entrepreneur Rule
• Chancery Finds Truth Social SPAC Should Get Docs
• Gray Reed Helped Water Now CEO In Fraud, Investors Say
• Towers Watson Asks 4th Circ. To Find Merger Dispute Covered
• SEC Says German Flouting Discovery In $150M Fraud Probe
• UAW Staff Culture Needs More Work, Monitor Says
• FTX Proposes $4B Settlement Of CFTC's Massive $52B Claim
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