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Corporate - September, 2024

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• FTC's Amazon Monopolization Suit Partly Tossed, For Now
• AI Safety Bill Veto Shows Calif. Taking Regulatory 'Baby Steps'
• Apple Says Epic's Injunction Can't Survive New Precedent
• Verizon Gets $847M Patent Verdict Set Aside, Wins New Trial
• 'I Was Excluded,' White Ex-Cognizant Worker Tells Jury
• Epic Judge Slams Apple's 'Bad Behavior' Managing Discovery
• Siemens Will Pay $104M For Stealing GE, Mitsubishi Secrets
• SEC Says Ex-Church & Dwight CEO Misled On Independence
• Takeda End Payors, Direct Buyers Win Antitrust Class Cert.
• Calif. Becomes Latest To Ban 'Captive Audience' Meetings
• TD Securities To Pay $28M In Treasuries Spoofing Settlements
• Bristol-Myers Beats Celgene Investors' Drug Delay Suit
• GM's Cruise To Pay $1.5M Penalty Over SF Robotaxi Crash
• Newsom Signs Landmark Intersectionality Anti-Bias Bill
• Google Investors' Attys Snag $66.5M In $350M Privacy Deal
• USPTO Locks In Director Review Rule, 3 Years After Arthrex
• Big Banks Get Brazilian Pollution Suit Booted From NY
• FCC Approves Audacy's Soros Deal, Triggering GOP Anger
• Chancery Sidelines Squarespace Merger Doc Suit For Now
• Indiana's TikTok Kids Safety Suit Revived On Appeal
• CoinShares Group General Counsel Steps Down
• AT&T Exec Seeks Bribery Acquittal After Mistrial
• Speedway Workers' BIPA Suit Headed To Trial
• In The CFPB Playbook: No Lazy, Hazy Days Of Summer
• DC Circ. Urged To Revisit Retroactive FARA Registration
• Insurer Says BIPA Row Not Covered Due To Prior Settlement
• AGs, Academics Back Media Giants In Sports Streaming Fight
• FTC Focus: How Scrutiny Of PBMs And Insulin May Play Out
• NJ Senate Confirms Rutgers GC To Supreme Court Seat
• Popwallet Shareholders Sue Buyer Snap Inc. After Stock-Drop
• AI May Limit Key Learning Opportunities For Young Attorneys
• Macy's Can't Dodge DOL's Tobacco Surcharge Program Suit
• Steward Health CEO Sues Senate Panel After Contempt Vote
• Chevron-Hess 2nd Oil Merger To Get FTC OK With CEO Ban
• Epic Accuses Samsung Of Helping Google Block App Fix
• A Class Action Trend Tests Limit Of Courts' Equity Powers
• Norfolk Derailment Victims' Attys Get $162M After $600M Deal
• Twitter Investors Win Cert. In Suit Over Musk's Backpedaling
• Binance Founder Zhao Released From Federal Custody
• Corporate Raider Accused Of Shirking $180M SEC Judgment
• 'So What?': OnlyFans' Dismissal Bid Faces Skeptical Judge
• Real Estate Recap: Loving Or Leaving The Law Office
• SEC Says Ex-Chewy Exec Inside Traded On Pet Insurer Deal
• SEC Drops Case Against Marcum CPA After High Court Ruling
• FCC Chief Quotes Taylor Swift In Tough Stance On Deepfakes
• Calif. Appeals Court Won't Revive Suit Targeting Zero Emission Reg
• Sick Juror Goes Virtual To Keep Cognizant Trial On Track
• Meta's Password Storage Flub Draws €91M Irish Fine
• Apple, Visa And Mastercard Want Out Of 'Tap Pay' Fee Suit
• Constitution Permits Blocked Anti-Laundering Law, Panel Told
• Ex-CEO To Pay SEC Fine For Pre-SPAC Disclosure Failures
• Disney Warns Investor Streaming Suit Could Chill Innovation
• Employment Authority: NLRB GC Broadens Noncompete Fight
• UK Man Indicted On $4M 'Hack-To-Trade' Scheme
• Juul Stockholder Class Sues In Del. Over Controller Windfall
• Musk Skirts Sanctions In Missed Twitter Deposition, For Now
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Danimer Investors' 'Greenwashing' Suit
• RealPage Wants DOJ Antitrust Case Moved To Tennessee
• Why Many Drugs Remain Pricey 40 Years After Hatch-Waxman
• Off The Bench: College Sports Dominates Legal Landscape
• NY Court Won't Transfer DOJ's Live Nation Antitrust Case
• Honigman Not Conflicted Out Of $40M Detroit Embezzling Suit
• Lawyer Wields Blank Rome Atty Voicemail To Bolster DQ Bid
• TPG Sues In Del. For Control Of Md. Data Center Project
• Ballard Spahr Adds Former In-House Atty From Dayforce
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Fox Corp. Paid $36.5M To 2 Legal Leaders For Fiscal Year '24
• Antitrust Issues To Watch Amid Google Ad Tech Trial
• Gunster Says Absence Of Damages Sinks Data Breach Case
• Sen. Bill Would Curb ESG Factors In Retirement Fund Choices
• Key Takeaways From DOJ's New Corp. Compliance Guidance
• Womble Bond Adds Holland & Knight Business Litigator
• What To Know About Latest Calif. Auto-Renewal Law Update
• Transportation Biz GoTriangle's GC Takes Over As Acting CEO
• SEC Fines Cassava $40M Over Alzheimer's Treatment Claims
• 1st Circ. Won't Disturb Ex-DraftKings Exec's Noncompete
• Nestlé Customers Win Class Cert. In Child Labor Labeling Suit
• Cognizant's Level Of Indian H-1B Workers 'Unusual,' Jury Told
• Google Lacks Power To Dictate Market, Ad Tech Judge Told
• Ex-LexShares CEO Says He Was Pushed Out For Being Black
• Attys Worry OpenAI IP Row Will Drag On Amid AI Policy Push
• Legal Pros Grapple With Best Use Of AI As Clients Divide
• Donziger Unveils Plan To Launch Impact Litigation Fund
• Keller Postman Defends Hitting Tubi With 23K Arbitration Claims
• SEC Fines Fla. Advisory Firm Over Whistleblower Barriers
• SEC Fines DraftKings $200K Over CEO's Social Media Blasts
• Ex-CFO Faces New Charge In $40M Detroit Embezzling Case
• 2nd Circ. Denies Jury Trial In Abbott Labs Gray Market Case
• Helicopter-Maker Claims Supplier Had 'Reliability Issues'
• Google Happy Hour Counts As Work For Injured Employee
• Visa Case Continues Antitrust Focus On 'Middlemen'
• New UFC Settlement Separates Cases, Ups Payout To $375M
• J&J Is 'Forum-Shopping' In New Spinoff Ch. 11, Trustee Says
• How Lucia, Jarkesy Could Affect Grocery Merger Challenge
• Smartmatic, Newsmax Settle Defamation Suit In Delaware
• Conn. Jury Finds Oil Trader Guilty In Petrobras Bribery Scheme
• Kubient Case Shows SEC's Willingness To Charge Directors
• $200M RTX Deal Underscores Need For M&A Due Diligence
• Rutgers GC Moves Closer To NJ High Court Bench
• Southwest Airlines Touts Big Changes Amid Activist Pressure
• Robinhood Arbitration Pact Not Obvious To Users, Judge Says
• Boies Schiller Hires Partners From MoFo, Holland & Knight
• NY Appeals Court Casts Doubt On $489M Trump Judgment
• Judge Tosses Hyundai EV Battery Trade Secrets Suit
• 3 Coverage Tips As 2nd Circ. 'Swipes Left' On Tinder Claim
• SEC Fines Alphabet, Others Over Stock Ownership Reports
• In-House Counsel To Play Central Role At AI Cos., VCs Say
• Ohio Train Derailment Plaintiffs Win Final OK Of $600M Deal
• DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub Win NYC Diner Data Law Row
• Ex-Cognizant Worker Says Co. 'Mandate' Was To Hire Indians
• Feds Urge Judge Not To Ax Novel Insider Trading Conviction
• Bumble Investor Says Dating App Overhyped Premium Model
• Walgreens' TM Suit Can Proceed Against Founder's Relative
• 7th Circ. May Seek Ill. High Court Input In Amazon Wage Row
• Terrorism Victims Sue For Share Of $4.3B Binance Plea
• 3rd Circ. Backs Tossing MetLife Suit Over Drug Rebates
• Meta Wants 'License' To Cover Up Past Events, Justices Told
• Doctor Says Accusers In $2M Fraud Case Hiding In Pakistan
• Feds Say 'Wall Of Evidence' Supports Petrobras Bribery Case
• Google Files EC Complaint Against Microsoft Cloud Business
• US Steel Clears One Hurdle In $14B Nippon Steel Deal
• Blank Rome Faces DQ Bid Over Alleged Tampering
• Penalized Apple Atty Says He Was 'Demoralized' By Co. Culture
• Bloggers In EBay Stalking Case Can't Pinpoint Lost Sources
• What PCOAB's Broadened Liability Rule Means For Auditors
• US Antitrust Holds Fast: No 'Environmental Justice' Goals
• Norfolk Southern Names New CLO After Ouster Of Execs
• Round-Canopy Parachuting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Dentons Accused Of Hacking Laptop, Aiding Vape Co. Usurper
• Google Can't Ditch Privacy Suit Over Period App Data Sharing
• Full 9th Circ. Vaporizes First-To-File Precedent For FCA Suits
• 'Be Careful What You Wish For' Post-Jarkesy, SEC Atty Says
• Amazon Scolded Over Improper Privilege In Alexa Privacy Suit
• Fox Exec Must Show Cell Data In Smartmatic Defamation Suit
• Chance Cognizant Didn't Discriminate Is '1 In A Billion,' Jury Told
• Cathode Ray Class Attys Fight Over Fees At 9th Circ.
• Google Investors' Atty Defends Fees For $350M Privacy Deal
• Invitation Homes Agrees To $48M Settlement With FTC
• Feds Say BitMEX Should Owe $428M For Flouting AML Rules
• Ex-Foot Locker Exec To Pay $236K For Insider Trading
• DC Circ. Open To Industry Challenge To TSCA Reporting Rule
• DuPont Employee Defends Mass Email In ERISA Trial
• NLRB Office Signs Off On Near $450K Deal With Musk Brother
• 4th Circ. Reluctant To Let NFL Fans Pass On Arbitration
• Microsoft Fights Mich. Tax Treatment Of Cost Share Payments
• Meta Can't Nix Misrepresentation Claims In Revenue Split Suit
• Amazon Shareholders Try To Save Suit Over Blue Origin Deal
• SEC Says Blockchain Cybersecurity Co. Ran $5M Fraud
• Dish Slams 'Entitled' Standard General Exec's Race Bias Suit
• Dealmaker Lessons From CFIUS' New Enforcement Webpage
• Judge Won't Yet Set New Trial For AT&T Exec After Hung Jury
• Ex-Google Privacy Chief Joins Gibson Dunn As Practice Head
• Star Witness Against Bankman-Fried Gets 2 Years In FTX Case
• Exxon Claims It Beat Weak Defense In $1.8B Tax Trial
• Boeing Ruling Is A Cautionary Tale For Trade Secret Litigants
• What To Expect From Calif. Bill Regulating PE In Healthcare
• DOJ Accuses Visa Of Monopolizing Debit Card Market
• NJ Judge Leaves J&J Ch. 11 Venue Change To Texas Judge
• 7 Takeaways For Companies After Justices' Bribery Ruling
• Why Now Is The Time For Law Firms To Hire Lateral Partners
• After Chevron: Courts Will Still Defer To Feds On Nat'l Security
• Miller & Chevalier Adds Federal Tax Expert From White & Case
• SEC, CFTC Issue $118M Fines In Latest Text Message Actions
• Do GCs Even Know Company's AI Use? Survey Raises Doubts
• Chamber Says X Ruling Boosts Bid To Nix Calif. Climate Laws
• 3rd Circ. Probes SEC's 'Close To Vacuous' Reply To Coinbase
• Google Executive Says There's No Internal Ad Tech Advantage
• Coinbase Brings On Ex-Citadel Legal Chief With SEC Chops
• Calif. Gov. Vetoes Privacy Bill, OKs Social Media Addiction Law
• Mallinckrodt Brass Can't Avoid Investor Suit Over 2nd Ch. 11
• Starbucks Wins At 9th Circ. In 'S'mores' Lip Gloss IP Theft Suit
• Helicopter Co. Used Code Names To Oust Supplier, Jury Hears
• Petco, Shareholders Battle In Chancery Over Controller Clout
• Toyota Accused Of 'Rotten' Forklift Emissions Compliance
• Battery Exec Can't Avoid Depo In $2B Plant Fight
• CFTC Fines Piper Sandler $2M In Latest Text Messaging Action
• DOJ Adds AI Risk To Corporate Compliance Program
• Oracle Wins $58M In Atty Fees In Software Copyright Suit
• Calif. Sues Exxon For Plastic Pollution And Recycling Deception
• Fired Sotera Exec's Vesting Suit Goes Forward In Del.
• Walmart Keeps Win In Fabric Softener Slip-And-Fall Suit
• Vanguard Agrees To Settle Investors' Tax Liability Suit
• Reassessing Lease Provisions To Account For ESG Initiatives
• Ford Investor Claims Automaker's Execs Hid Warranty Costs
• Boston Globe Secures Key Depo In Exec's Firing Suit
• Mass. General Asks Court To End Fat Removal Patent License
• Warner Bros. Fights To Keep NBA Streaming Suit In Court
• Davis Polk Vows Ex-Clerk Won't Touch Crypto Merger Suit
• J&J Accuses Beasley Allen Of Casting Bogus Talc Ballots
• Considering Possible PR Risks Of Certain Legal Tactics
• Autism Played Role In Bankman-Fried Case, 2nd Circ. Told
• Data Co. Ousted Exec Who Reported Harassment, Suit Says
• Raymond James Pushes Ex-VP's Sex Bias Suit Into Arbitration
• Ex-Comtech CEOs Push For New Board, Strategic Changes
• House Panel Subpoenas DOL For Independent Contractor Info
• Journalists Say EBay Can't ID Sources In Stalking Case
• What To Know About Insurance Coverage For Antitrust Risks
• Real Estate Recap: Infrastructure Rally, Insurance Reckoning
• AGs Push To Can Google Privacy Deal With No Class Payout
• IMF Promotes Deputy General Counsel To Top Job
• Hyundai Says Startup Can't Sue In Calif. Over Trade Secrets
• Ad Tech Judge Not Biting On Google's Market Metaphor
• Domino's Execs Concealed Store Closure Woes, Investor Says
• Family Dollar Must Face Arkansas AG's Rodent Infestation Suit
• SEC To Seek Sanctions For Musk Deposition 'Gamesmanship'
• CFPB Pitches Remittance Rule Tweak For Consumer Inquiries
• SpaceX, Musk Attack FAA Following Proposed Fines
• Calif. Panel Backs VW Drivers' $3.5M Data Breach Deal
• Del. Justices Uphold Toss Of AmerisourceBergen Syringe Suit
• Employment Authority: DOL's Strategies After Chevron Ruling
• JPMorgan Chase Sued Again Over Cash 'Sweep' Program
• Lawmakers Ask USPTO To Fix Patent Calculation Problem
• Ex-Healthcare Exec Can't Sue GC Over Probe Advice
• 2 SEC Commissioners Object To Whistleblower Award Secrecy
• Integrating ESG Into Risk Management Programs
• Exploring Practical Employer Alternatives To Noncompetes
• Silvergate Wants Activist Investor's Board Seat Play Blocked
• J&J Makes Third Try At Handling Talc Claims In Bankruptcy
• Microsoft Accused Of Racial Bias By Ex-Diversity Professional
• Panera Can't Delay Trial Over Shook Hardy Attys' Schedule
• Meruelo Group CLO Returns To Ballard Spahr As Partner
• 3 M&A Elements To Master In A Volatile Economy
• It's No Longer Enough For Firms To Be Trusted Advisers
• Ex-Stradley Ronon Securities Leader Joins Chapman In DC
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Steel Biz Investors Sue Atty Over 'Father-Son'-Like Conflict
• FTC Accuses Drug Middlemen Of Raising Insulin Prices
• Service Agreement Lessons From July's Global Tech Outage
• Publishers 'Did Not Trust Google,' Former Ad Tech Exec Says
• Republicans Air Grievances At House Hearing on FTC Practices
• Chancery Fast-Tracks Suit Over Renewable Energy Co. Buyout
• Birkin Bag Lovers Must Rework Antitrust Suit, Judge Says
• Publishers Back Music Companies' Bid To Restore $1B Win
• Apple's $490M Deal Over China Sales OK'ed, Attys Get $110M
• Potomac Law Group Adds Morgan Lewis Partner
• NC Justice Dept. Resolves Atty's Sex, Race Bias Suit
• Senate Panel Holds Steward CEO In Contempt After No-Show
• Insurance Mogul Takes $166M Arbitration Loss To 4th Circ.
• 'Biblical Values' Firm To Pay $300K For Misleading Investors
• Hormel Foods Can't Beat Retirement Fund Management Suit
• Ex-Williams Sonoma Worker Bilked $11M In Scam, Feds Say
• Live Nation Looks To Trim Gov't Antitrust Case
• Tyson Foods Hit With Greenwashing Suit For 'Net-Zero' Claim
• Tupperware Gears Up For Lender Fight Over Ch. 11 Plans
• Macquarie Unit To Pay $80M To End SEC's Overvaluation Claims
• Amazon, Bezos Deny Blue Origin Deal Challenges In Del.
• Quinn Emanuel Challenges Oro Negro Execs' Discovery Bid
• Calif. Bill, NTIA Report Illustrate Open-Model AI Safety Debate
• No Coverage For Santander Shareholder Suit, Allianz Says
• AT&T Exec's Bribery Trial Ends With Hung Jury
• Behind 3rd Circ. Ruling On College Athletes' FLSA Eligibility
• Pro Volleyball League's Founders Claim Buyers Shorted Them
• Pink Floyd, NFL And PE Take Limelight In Latest Deal Rumors
• 5 Lessons From Consulting Firm's Successful DOJ Disclosure
• Nine Countries Sign Treaty For OECD Min. Tax On Payments
• Apple Ruling Prompts EU Lawmakers To Call For Tax Justice
• Insurers Wrestle With 'Cyberwar' Policy Exclusions
• 'Greenhushing': Why Some Cos. Are Keeping Quiet On ESG
• Google Judge Wonders: Does Ad Tech Benefit Publishers?
• AI Musician Denies Purported $10M Streaming Scam
• CVS Unit Pays $60M Over Alleged Insurance Kickback Scheme
• 7th Circ. Questions Nixing $183M Eli Lilly Drug Rebate Verdict
• FBI Dismantles Chinese Botnet, Urges Victims To Seek Aid
• Stonewalling Justifies Cab Co. Atty's Deposition, Court Rules
• Wynn Resorts To Pay Investors $70M Over Misconduct Claims
• SEC Must Clarify Murky Crypto Rules, Ex-Officials Tell House
• FTX Auditor Prager Metis Settles SEC Charges For Negligence
• Loper Bright Undercuts SEC Climate Rule, Fracking Cos. Say
• Fed. Circ. Revives Astellas Patent Axed As Natural Law
• SEC Files Its 1st Suits Over 'Pig Butchering' Crypto Scams
• $24.5M Fee Sought In Del. For $125M Discovery Suit Deal
• USPTO Makes Patent Amendment Program Permanent
• Gov't Lifeline Gives Nippon A Fighting Chance On US Steel
• BIPA Doesn't Conflict With Kids Safety Law, Judge Rules
• Vista Rejects MNC's Latest Offer, Recommends Czech Co. Bid
• Meta Ditches Investor Suit Over Apple Ad Changes For Good
• Del. Justices Grapple With Noncompete Litigation Limits
• Staffing Co. Ex-CEO Gets Prison Time For $6M Billing Scheme
• Jury Finds Eatery Owner Guilty Of COVID Fraud, Tax Crimes
• SEC's Equity Trading Reforms Allow Half-Penny Stock Pricing
• Ex-Gunster Client Says Firm Can't Shake Data Breach Suit
• Senate Confirms Calif. Judge To Federal Bench
• Complying With FTC's Final Rule On Sham Online Reviews
• Norton Rose Adds Family Office Ace From Sidley In Dallas
• Cardinal Health's GC Earns Nearly $4.7M For FY '24
• Del. Dispatch: Drafting Lessons For Earnout Provisions
• Video Game Giants Want Addictive Games Suit Tossed
• Clifford Chance Hires Investment Management Attorney In DC
• GrayRobinson Gains Ex-Brown & Brown Leader In Orlando
• PwC UK Adds Ex-Syke COO As Partner For Legal Tech Team
• DraftKings Fired Engineer After Leave Request, Suit Says
• Silvergate Bank Parent Co. Files Ch. 11, Plans Liquidation
• Tupperware Hits Ch. 11 In Del. With Plans For Quick Sale
• FDIC, OCC Cement New Bank-Merger Policy Guidelines
• FDIC Proposes Rule On Bank-Fintech Partnership Risks
• Walmart Workers Sue Over Health Plan Tobacco Surcharges
• AT&T To Pay $13M Fine Over Vendor's Cloud Data Breach
• Ex-Worker Suing Over Bonuses Backed Axing Them, X Says
• Mitigating Risk In Net Asset Value Facility Bankruptcies
• A Fuzzy Label With Bite: FTC Must Define Surveillance Pricing
• DOT Clears $1.9B Alaska-Hawaiian Airlines Combo For Takeoff
• Brooklyn Feds Unveil Whistleblower Nonprosecution Plan
• GC Base Salaries At Big Companies On The Rise
• Google Taps In-House Atty For Head Of General Litigation
• Express Scripts Blasts 'Biased' FTC Drug Middlemen Report
• In-House Atty Brings Bias Suit Over Firing After Miscarriage
• Former PNC Bank Atty Joins McNees Wallace In Pittsburgh
• Ex-Skadden Atty Joins Board Of Oil Property Co. LandBridge
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Fired Lockheed Atty's Race Bias Suit
• PSEG's GC To Retire As Utility Co. Lines Up Her Successor
• First Financial Finds New GC In MidFirst Bank Deputy
• Ex-MoviePass CEO Admits $9.95 Plan Too Good To Be True
• CEO's AI Fraud Detection Tool Contract Was Fraud, Feds Say
• TIAA Faces Class Claims Over 2023 Cyberattack
• Icahn Enterprises Beats Investor Suit Over Dividend Program
• Assessing Algorithmic Versus Generative AI Pricing Tools
• Ithaca Starbucks Closings Violated Law, NLRB Judge Says
• Judges Examine Who Has Free Speech Rights In TikTok Case
• Why A Tactic In The Youth Climate Change Battle Is Risky
• Apple Ruling May Embolden EU's Tax Policing, Experts Say
• Parent Drops Suit Alleging Video Game Addiction
• Missouri Injunction A Setback For State Anti-ESG Rules
• Chevron Deference Invalid In Travel-Time Pay Case, DOL Says
• Michael Best Absorbs 6-Atty Great Plains Startup Boutique
• Banking Pro Returns To Sullivan & Cromwell
• Milbank Taps SEC Chief Litigation Counsel As DC Partner
• Amazon In-House Atty, FTC Vet Joins Weil In DC
• Wendy's Taps Former Kellogg Legal Leader As New CLO
• Big Ten Lands Polsinelli Litigator As New Assistant GC
• Boeing To Pay Embraer $150M To End Failed JV Arbitration
• DraftKings, FanDuel Sued Over Use Of MLB Player Images
• Finnish Insurer Boosts Buyback To €475M, Extends End Date
• John Lewis Fired COVID-Vulnerable Chef Fairly, Panel Rules
• Why Ballard Spahr Leaned On An AI Startup For Litigation
• Kennedys Adds 2 Knowledge Management Pros In London
• World Shipping Council Taps Atty To Head US Gov't Relations
• Apple App Developers Bid To Go Ahead In £785M Class Action
• Global IT Outage Could 'Create New Types' Of Cyber-Cover
• 7 Million UK Private Sector Workers Facing Pensions Crisis
• Titanic Shipbuilder Sinks Under Weight Of Debt
• UniCredit Launches €1.7B Share Buyback After Profit Gains
• The 2024 Regional Powerhouses
• Real Estate Recap: Foreclosure Legal Fees, Climate Resilience
• Bankman-Fried Lays Blame On Trial Judge In 2nd Circ. Appeal
• Judiciary Panel Dems Endorse Amicus Funding Disclosure
• Samsung Hit With $192M Verdict In Wireless Charging IP Fight
• 23andMe Inks $30M Data Breach Deal With 6.4M Users In MDL
• Exxon Owes $816M For Man's Cancer After Judge Ups Verdict
• Sandoz Awarded $137M In Generic Hypertension Drug Fight
• Yellow Corp.'s Bid To Ax $7.8B Pension Liability Rejected
• Walgreens To Pay $107M To End 3 False Billing Claims Suits
• Vista Hails Sweetened CSG Bid, But Leaves MNC Door Open
• Google, Cognizant Are Joint Employers, Union Tells DC Circ.
• New Lessons On Managing Earnout Provision Risks
• SEC Fines Zymergen $30M Over Misleading Pre-IPO Claims
• Trio Of BigLaw Mergers Expected To Drive More Deal Talks
• Boeing Machinists Strike For First Time Since 2008
• Skanska On The Hunt For New Top Atty As GC Departs
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Former Y Combinator GC Joins Freshfields In Silicon Valley
• Ex-ABL Space Counsel Jumps To Barnes & Thornburg
• 8th Circ. Nixes $563M Verdict Against BMO Harris Over Ponzi
• Wells Fargo Ordered To Overhaul Sanctions, AML Compliance
• Southwest Leave Penalty Suit Cleared For Class Treatment
• 2nd Circ. Rejects Another Trump Bid To Halt Hush Money Case
• RealPage Win On Phishing Recovery A Policyholder Boon
• Steward Health Care CEO Faces Contempt For No-Show
• Navigating A Potpourri Of Possible Transparency Act Pitfalls
• Del. Justices Uphold Chancery Toss Of $1.2B NCino Deal Suit
• Corp. Disclosure Law Kills Community Boards, Nonprofits Say
• After Chevron: Conservation Rule Already Faces Challenges
• Netgear Gets $135M In TP-Link IP Deal
• The Risks Of Employee Political Discourse On Social Media
• DOL Has Authority To Issue Salary Regs, 5th Circ. Affirms
• A Preview Of AI Priorities Under The Next President
• AGs Ask 2nd Circ. To Revive Their SALT Cap Workaround Suit
• Quinn Emanuel, Cohen Milstein Get $102M In Stock Loan Case
• Disneyland Performers Can Join Colleagues In Existing Union
• Wilson Sonsini Hires Tax Pro From Slaughter and May
• Google Facing Data Privacy Probe In Ireland Over AI System
• Linklaters Hires Shell's Qatar Legal Chief For Energy Practice
• NY Top Court Rejects Trump's Latest Challenge To Gag Order
• Accuracy, Security Top Firms' Concerns As AI Use Rises
• Tesco Ruling Puts Employers On Notice: Keep Your Promises
• Cleary Gottlieb-Led General Mills Snacks On $2B Yogurt Sale
• EEOC Slaps 2 Companies With ADA Suits Over Firings
• Fulton Bank Pros Join Barley Snyder Trust And Estates Team
• UK Watchdog Waters Down New Capital Rules For Banks
• Navient Agrees To Pay $120M To End CFPB Student Loan Case
• Treasury Floats Long-Awaited Rules For Corp. Minimum Tax
• Canada's Laurentian Bank Changes Legal Leadership
• Litigation Spending To Rise As Cases Grow More Aggressive
• The Firms That Handle The Most Trade Secrets Work
• Norfolk Southern Fires CEO, CLO Over Relationship
• Atlanta Fed Chief Violated Trading Blackout Rule, OIG Says
• FTC Fights Pa. Noncompete Ban Challenger's Pause Bid
• Big Oil Climate Ruling Sets Dangerous Liability Precedent
• Gov't Spent $236B In Fraud And Improper Payments In 2023
• DOJ Must Overcome Hurdles In RealPage Antitrust Case
• Top Calif. Biz Bills Sitting On Gov. Newsom's Desk
• Split 6th Circ. Backs SEC Win In Proxy Adviser Rule Change
• Politics Impacting US Steel-Nippon Review, Biz Groups Warn
• Uber, Postmates Ask Justices To Address AB 5 Classifications
• How Companies Are Approaching Insider Trading Policies
• 11 Patent Cases To Watch At Fed. Circ. And High Court
• Health Co. Owes $65M For Breach Of Medical Data, Nude Pics
• NLRB Slaps Amazon For Settlement Violations in NY, Ill.
• Mastro Bows Out Of NYC Top Atty Nom After Council Hearing
• Ipsen Exec Made Illegal Trades Before Merger, Feds Say
• Star Witness In Bankman-Fried Trial Seeks No Prison Time
• TD Bank To Pay $28M Over Consumer Reporting Failings
• Lenovo Pushes For Its Own SEP Ban In Global Ericsson Fight
• Trustpilot Kicks Off £20M Share Buyback, Returns To Profit
• Battery Co.'s CLO To Exit As It Eyes US-Based Replacement
• SEC Files New Insider Case Tied To Stolen Covington Info
• Fed Official Previews 'Broad' Changes To Bank Capital Plans
• 42 AGs Back Call For Social Media Warning Label Law
• Why India May Become A Major Patent Litigation Forum
• Ex-McElroy Deutsch CFO's Ch. 11 Case Nixed As 'Bad Faith'
• Cybersecurity Pro Jumps From Hogan Lovells To Goodwin
• John Deere Will Pay SEC $10M To End Thai Bribes Probe
• UK Watchdogs Link Up To Tackle Cybersecurity Enforcement
• Keurig To Pay SEC $1.5M Over K-Cup Recyclability Claims
• Vista Delays Investor Vote On MNC Capital's $2.15B Bid
• Cybersecurity Co. Beats Suit Over Med Tech Data Breach
• McGuireWoods Adds Ex-Prosecutor, Former Fintech GC In SF
• Holland & Knight Grows In DC With Ex-IDB Invest Counsel
• Nelson Mullins Adds Baker Donelson Health Pro In Houston
• Blackstone's Link Logistics Adds New GC From Realty Income
• Free Speech Or Bad Medicine? The Abortion 'Reversal' Battle
• GM Can't Arbitrate Claims Engines Were 'Engineered To Fail'
• EU Antritrust Chief Resists Softer Telecom Merger Rules
• Southwest Plans Board Shakeup Amid Activist Pressure
• Increased IPOs In '24 Shows Importance Of Strategic Planning
• Exec Denied New Trial In 'Shadow Trading' Case, Fined $321K
• Cybersecurity Co. Founders To Pay $1.6M In SEC Fraud Suit
• SpaceX Urges Arbitration Of Sex Harassment Suit
• Ex-Finance Exec To Pay SEC $110K In Insider Trading Action
• Brighthouse Hits Rival With TM Suit Over 'Shield' Mark
• Lindt Can't Escape Suit Over Heavy Metals In Dark Chocolate
• SES, Intelsat Tell FCC They Need $3.1B Combo To Compete
• Split SEC Adopts New Quality Control Standards For Auditors
• SEC Fines 7 Companies $3M Over Whistleblower Violations
• Norfolk Southern CEO Shaw Faces Misconduct Probe
• Philly Noncompete Ban Challenger Wants Case Paused
• 7-Eleven Says No To Talks With Couche-Tard After $40B Denial
• Court Won't Nix Flyers' Case Over JetBlue-American Pact
• SeaWorld Strikes Deal To End 401(k) Class Action
• Baltimore Strikes $80M Opioid Settlement With Teva
• Cipriani USA Hires General Counsel From Standard Hotels
• Bradley Arant Adds Katten Partner In Dallas
• How Methods Are Evolving In Textualist Interpretations
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• DOL Issues Updated Cybersecurity Guidance For ERISA Plans
• Frankfurt Kurnit Adds Ex-Copyright Office GC In LA
• Ex-Google Attorney Joins Freshfields' DC Office
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Regeneron's Win In Remote Work Suit
• Paul Hastings Lands King & Spalding M&A Atty In New York
• Covington Owes $100M For Malpractice, Ex-Client Claims
• Real Estate Recap: Pol Funding, Investor Angst, Climate Risk
• Earthlink Investors Accept $85M Deal To End Merger Suit
• Employment Authority: A Look At Min. Wage Ballot Measures
• AstraZeneca Unit Owes $130M In Chancery Scuttled-Drug Suit
• Takeaways From Fair Use Rejection Of Free E-Book Library
• Texas Biz Court Will Be A Brave New World For Energy Cos.
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