Corporate Archive » January, 2025

Corporate - January, 2025

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• McDonald's Settles Suit Over Latino College Scholarships
• Real Estate Recap: Data Centers, Trump, Prepack Bankruptcy
• Justices Implored To Consider Tipster Medical Device Row
• Trump's Funding Moves Create Heartburn For Energy Cos.
• Small Biz Attys Jump Into 4th Circ. Shell Co. Law Challenge
• DOJ Says Agri Stats Case About 'Broad' Ploy, Not Specific Data
• SpaceX Likely To Beat Sanctions Bid In Pay Equity Case
• Employment Authority: Impact Of Trump's NLRB Firings, EOs
• Silicon Valley County Sues Trump Over Birthright Ban 'Chaos'
• Supreme Court Eyes Its 'Next Frontier' In FCC Delegation Case
• Court Won't Block Tempur Sealy's $4B Mattress Firm Deal
• After High Court, SuperValu's $123M FCA Case Heads To Trial
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Debate: Strategy Considerations
• Dem AGs Say Trump's DEI Attacks Undercut Anti-Bias Efforts
• Apple Wants Google Search Case Paused For Appeal
• DOL Board Says Processing Delay Isn't A 'Catastrophic Event'
• Target Warehouse Workers Win Class Cert. In NJ Wage Suit
• Investors Say Walgreens Misled Over Prescription Misuse
• Chancery Pushes Air Transport SPAC Suit Toward Trial
• Ex-BigLaw Atty Can't Escape OneCoin Conviction At 2nd Circ.
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Trump Funding Freeze Blocked As Court Doubts Reversal
• Justices Likely To Stay In ERISA's Bounds On Pleadings
• Fired TikTok Exec's Bias Suit Kept In Court By Arbitration Ban
• Trump's DEI Cuts Threaten USPTO Innovation Goals
• Nippon Targets Sanyo Special Steel After Nixed US Steel Deal
• Pharmacy Says Its Ex-GC Destroyed Trade Secrets Evidence
• Amazon 'Siphoned' App Users' Location Data, Suit Claims
• SEC's Trial Win In VistaPrint Insider Trading Case Stands
• 2nd Circ. Voices Unease Over Ex-Iconix CEO's Fraud Retrial
• 2nd Circ. Sees No Skadden Conflict In Pharma Merger Work
• PayPal Beats Investor Suit Over Inflated User Metrics Claims
• Retired Atty Says Schwab, Others Flubbed His Contributions
• Google Judge Leery Of Administration Of $90M Antitrust Deal
• Biz Groups Back 2nd Circ. Appeal In Morgan Stanley Pay Fight
• Amazon Can't Lob 'Hail Mary' In Price-Gouging Suit, AG Says
• Ancestry.com Beats Proposed Privacy Class Action, Again
• Historic Soda Co. Says Ex-Officer's Lease Suit Is 'Revenge'
• DOJ Calls UnitedHealth Dismissal Bid A Discovery 'End Run'
• Scope And Nature Of Judicial Relief Will Affect Loper's Impact
• Nutrisystem Hit With Privacy Suit In Philly
• Amex GBT Calls Judge's Sept. DOJ Trial 'Manifest Injustice'
• The Implications Of E-Cigarette Cos. Taking Suits To 5th Circ.
• Del. Dispatch: Lessons From Failed Albertsons-Kroger Merger
• Adventure Photography Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• IUOE's Top Leader Pleads Guilty To Filing False DOL Reports
• Chancery Reverses Magistrate Toss Of Paramount Doc Suit
• Del. Supreme Court Names New Chief Disciplinary Counsel
• Ex-Charter Communications IT Exec Says Noncompete Is Void
• Drivers' Collective Cert. In Amazon Suit Won't Go To 9th Circ.
• DOJ Challenges HPE's $14B Deal For Juniper Networks
• How Cos. Can Respond To CFPB Digital Asset Safeguard Plan
• 'DO NOT RESPOND': CFPB Union Calls Buyout Email A Trap
• Meta To Pay $25M To End Trump's Account Suspension Suit
• SEC Says PE Firm Defrauded Investors In $1B Fund
• Apple Will Appeal Denial Of Bid To Defend Google Search Deal
• Calif. Privacy Agency Keeps Up Pressure On Data Brokers
• Dentons Taps SEC Enforcement Vet From Morrison Cohen
• Del. Justices Mull 'Nuanced' T-Mobile Data Breach Claims
• Mich. Judge Doubts Discovery Dispute Should DQ Firm
• USPTO Backlog 'Unacceptable,' Trump's Commerce Pick Says
• GOP Sen. Wants 'New' FCC To Review Soros-Audacy Deal
• AFGE, AFSCME Fight Trump's Federal Workers Order
• New DOT Chief Orders Fuel Economy Standards Redo
• Senate Confirms Former Rep. Lee Zeldin To Lead EPA
• Defamation And Default Alleged In Conn. Mortgage Biz Battle
• Small Biz Org Can't Jump Into 5th Circ. Noncompete Ban Case
• SPAC Investors Sue In Del. Over Conflicted Concert Co. Deal
• Chinese Co. Execs Convicted Over Fentanyl Chemical Imports
• 4 Questions About Trump's Federal Worker Resignation Policy
• Trump Fired NLRB Officers Over Lack Of 'Confidence'
• Fla. Judge OKs Settlement In Energy Drink Co. Bankruptcy
• Spirit Spurns Frontier Offer In Favor Of Ch. 11 Debt Swap
• 5 Ways To Create Effective Mock Assignments For Associates
• Southwest Worker Can't Yet Snag $2M Atty Fees In Bias Case
• Ga. Appeals Panel Backs $657K Default Against Korean IT Co.
• More Environmental Claims, More Greenwashing Challenges
• 9th Circ. Halts Calif. Social Media Addiction Law For Appeal
• Ga. Judge Cuts Atty Fees In Home Depot Class Settlement
• Shopper Says Costco Adds Hidden Fees To Online Deliveries
• Attys Apologize To Del. Judge For Unclear Discovery Bid
• Hogan Lovells Hires Financial Crime Pro From HSBC
• Trump Likely To Prioritize Trade, Customs Fraud Enforcement
• Milbank Adds Ex-Skadden Financial Restructuring Pro In NY
• $7.8B ChampionX Deal Gets Added Scrutiny Across The Pond
• White House Rescinds Trump's Spending Freeze
• Defense Department's Top Atty To Join Hilton As GC
• Trump Tells Federal Workers They're Welcome To Resign
• Staples Settles Out Of Visa, Mastercard Swipe Fee Battle
• 19 Republican State AGs Press Costco To End DEI Policies
• Intuitive Beats $140M Antitrust Case Ahead Of Closings
• 'Pencils Down' For Meta, Netflix Antitrust Case In Ill.
• Ex-SEC Enforcement Chief Says Staff Faced Uptick In Threats
• Creditors Seek To End Yellow Corp.'s Exclusive Ch. 11 Control
• SEC Wells Meetings Likely Back On The Table, Official Says
• Lobbying Is Not A Crime, Madigan Co-Defendant Tells Jury
• 'Extraordinary' $630M CDK Deal Wraps Auto Dealer Data MDL
• Feds Say Health System Can't Ditch Fraud Suit Over Surgeries
• Apple Can't Defend Google Revenue Deal In DOJ Search Case
• Biz Groups Seek To Defend Embattled DOT Diversity Program
• Overseas Investment Rule Calls For Compliance Caution
• Assessing Gary Gensler's Legacy At The SEC
• Trump Jettisons Dem EEOC Commissioners, General Counsel
• Pa. Bank Regulator Claims Co. Hid Affiliation, Misused Privilege
• Ex-DOJ Criminal Division Deputy Leader Joins Sidley In DC
• 7 Steps To Sell Corporate Leadership On Privacy Compliance
• Greenberg Traurig Digital Infrastructure Leader Joins Kirkland
• GCs Told To Cut Costs Despite Growing Regulatory Risks
• Ex-White House Info Governance Leader Joins Nelson Mullins
• Takeaways From DOJ Fraud Section's 2024 Year In Review
• Judge Temporarily Halts Trump's Funding Freeze
• Mich. Steakhouse Drops $2M Negligence Suit Against Atty
• Chancery Bars More Disclosures In Sage-Biogen Fight
• 6th Circ. Seems Cold To Dairy Queen Franchisee's Sale Appeal
• Faegre Drinker Adds Ex-Smithfield Foods Deputy GC In DC
• Trump Wants TikTok 'Bidding War' As Microsoft Enters Talks
• 4 Employment Law Areas Set To Change Under Trump
• Trump Removes NLRB General Counsel And Dem Member
• 5th Circ. Wipes Out FTC Rule Targeting Auto Industry Scams
• CFPB's Chopra Sees Room For Rules To Stem Debanking
• Pilgrim's Pride, Investors Ink $41.5M Price-Fixing Deal
• Virtu, Insiders Sued In Del. Over Stock Buybacks
• Crypto Exchange KuCoin Pleads Out, Agrees To Pay $297M
• UnitedHealth Raises Cyberattack Estimate To 190M Individuals
• HSBC Bankers Fall Short Of Pay Class Cert., Judge Suggests
• Jury Will Decide $140M Intuitive Robo-Surgery Antitrust Case
• Chancery Orders Tech Co. Trust Dissolved, Sanctions Trustee
• Perella Weinberg Had $47M Motive To Ax Partners, Judge Told
• General Atomics Asks Musk Team To Reform Arms Acquisitions
• Judge Refuses To Stop Amazon Data Suit In Ill. State Court
• Feds' Madigan Informant Is A 'Malignant Tumor,' Jury Told
• Archegos CFO Gets 8 Years For $100M Stock Fraud Ploy
• SEC OKs Nasdaq Pulling Diversity Rules After 5th Circ. Loss
• Recent SEC Actions Highlight Importance Of Filing Form D
• DC Circ. Skirts Google's Employer Status In NLRB Dispute
• AIG Unit Says No Coverage For McKinsey Opioid Suits, Deals
• Twitter Investor Can't Recoup Stock Sale Loss, Musk Atty Says
• Justices Won't Review $90M Facebook Privacy Settlement
• Pa. Social Club Can't Revive COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Ga. Accountant Must Face Fintech Co.'s Share Price Suit
• MGM's $45M Deal To End Data Breach Suits Wins Initial OK
• 8 Lessons Yellow Corp. Layoffs Can Teach Distressed Cos.
• J&J Talc Unit's $9B Ch. 11 Plan Draws Slew Of Objections
• 'Guesswork' Dooms Class Cert. In Meta Privacy Antitrust Suit
• Pair Of Google Advertisers Must Arbitrate Ad Tech Claims
• Recent Suits Show Antitrust Agencies' Focus On HSR Review
• The 7th Circ.'s Top 10 Civil Opinions Of 2024
• Cencora CLO's Pay Package Nearly Doubled In 2024
• Holland & Hart Names New Senior Director Of Federal Affairs
• Arnold & Porter Adds Former Interior Dept. Energy Solicitor
• Eversheds Sutherland Taps EY Leader To Head ALSP In US
• Skadden Grows In Houston With V&E's Global M&A Co-Leader
• Private-Bidding Compliance Lessons From Siemens Plea Deal
• Kansas Bank's Suit Could Upend FDIC Enforcement Authority
• Mergers On The Rise: A Shift For Regional Law Firms
• Royal Canin Ruling Won't Transform Removal Jurisdiction
• Ex-Treasury GC, Former Biden Aide Rejoins Davis Polk In DC
• Proskauer Brings On MoFo REIT Expert As M&A Partner In DC
• Ancora Seeks To Make US Steel 'Great Again' With New Board
• Musk Can't Yet Appeal Twitter Investors' Cert., 9th Circ. Says
• Intuitive Doesn't Owe 'Free-Riding' Firm $140M, Expert Says
• Companies Risk White House Wrath By Keeping DEI Programs
• Pfizer To Pay $59M Over Unit's Migraine Drug Kickbacks
• BCBS Has 'High Hurdle' For New $13M Trial, Mich. Judge Says
• Employment Authority: Inside Trump's DEI Takedown
• Del. Justices Reject Investor Suit Over Dropped Drug Prospect
• Real Estate Recap: Hughes Fire, EOs, Practices Of The Year
• Chancery Keeps $4.6B Cvent Sale Challenge Alive
• Amex GBT Faces Sept. Trial In DOJ Case Against $570M Deal
• Feds' Madigan Theory 'Doesn't Line Up,' His Atty Tells Jury
• FTC Says Noncompete Ban Defense Is Its Job, Not Intervenor's
• Boston Firm Says IT Vendor Holding Computers 'Hostage'
• Capital One Named In Action Over Early-Year Service Outage
• Tech Co. Founder Gets 2.5 Years In $14M Payroll Tax Case
• End-Of-Year FCPA Enforcement Surge Holds Clues For 2025
• Coding Boot Camp Seeks Coverage For Tuition Financing Row
• SEC's Corporation Finance Director Joins Freshfields
• Blank Rome Attys Fight Lawyer's Bid For New Trial
• Title Insurer Wants Conn. Atty's Suit Over Audit, Ouster Cut
• Conn. Oil Trader Says Timing Of Money Moves Sinks Verdict
• Harter Secrest Adds Former PGT, LendingTree GC In New York
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Lutnick Settles Chancery Suit Ahead Of Commerce Hearing
• What's Next For Accounting Enforcement After SEC's Big 2024
• Thomson Reuters Settles With Ex-Worker Who Criticized BLM
• Mentorship Resolutions For The New Year
• 'Secret Plot' Drove Perella Weinberg Split, Judge Hears
• Trump Treads Into Murky Waters With TikTok Gambit
• Hiring Freeze, Ending Telework Would Devastate USPTO
• Think, McFly! 'Back To The Future' Writer Says No Apple Theft
• Limits On Biden's Contracting Power Could Also Hinder Trump
• Dems Cite 'Unprecedented Concerns' With Trump Memecoins
• Intuitive Judge Walks Back 'Inappropriate' Witness Instruction
• Ryanair's 'Piracy' Jury Win Over Booking.com Gets Undone
• Wells Fargo Workers Score Class Cert. In Stock Option Suit
• 4th Circ. Reads Kickback Law Broadly In Loss For Big Pharma
• Trump Undoes Biden's AI Safeguards With Executive Order
• Fla. Court Urged To OK $2.75M For Moving Co. Fraud Victims
• Judge Inclined To OK Visa, Mastercard $197.5M ATM Fee Deal
• 4th Circ. Unwinds Rocket Mortgage Borrowers' Class Cert.
• AI Chatbot Co. CEO, Atty Spouse Indicted On $60M Fraud
• SEC Rescinds Controversial Crypto Accounting Guidance
• Madigan's Law Firm Profits Drove Corrupt Acts, Jury Told
• Del. Justices Won't Revive Skechers Inc. Aircraft Use Suit
• McKinsey Not Covered For Over 260 Opioid Suits, Chubb Says
• Yellow Corp. Says It Acted In Good Faith With WARN Notices
• PayPal To Pay $2M To NY Regulator In Cybersecurity Deal
• Micron CEO Accused Of Insider Trading In Fla. Investor Suit
• SEC Cooled On New Crypto Cases During Gensler's Final Year
• Ex-J&J Exec Accused Of File Theft Has Died, Court Told
• Calif. Kids' Privacy Law Ignores 1st Amendment, Judge Says
• Welder Sues Bezos' Blue Origin Over Sex Discrimination
• Corporate Transparency Law Remains Flanked By Threats
• FTC Chair's 1st Act: Ending 'Scourge' Of DEI
• GenapSys Says Paul Hastings Can't Keep Privileged Docs
• BNY Financial Crimes Lead Joins Fox Rothschild In Pittsburgh
• Conflict Limits 1 Lawyer On Javice Team As Trial Date Slips
• Robocall Schemer's Estate Agrees To Pay $4.3M In Payroll Tax
• In-House Atty For Natural Gas Co. Joins McGuireWoods In Pa.
• PE Strategies To Manage Adjacent Portfolio Firm Conflicts
• Starbucks Claims Ex-Exec Owes Company $830K
• Protest Of EEOC's Harassment Guidance Must Stand, AGs Say
• Freddie Mac Puts End To $32M SEC Probe Coverage Dispute
• Baker Botts Adds DOJ Atty Who Led Airline Merger Challenge
• UPS Penalty Demonstrates Goodwill Impairment Red Flags
• 15 States Reach $7.4B Settlement With Sackler Family
• Greenlight CLO Rejoins Nelson Mullins As Corporate Co-Chair
• Trump's Pick To Lead EPA Advances In Senate
• Coaching Little League Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Apple Can't Yet Ditch Bulk Of Proposed Pay Bias Class Action
• Intuitive Chief Rejects Da Vinci Robot Market Monopoly Claim
• American, JetBlue Ink $1.9M Atty Fee Deal After Antitrust Loss
• LinkedIn Accused Of Disclosing Subscribers' Data To Train AI
• Apple Sued Over Alleged PFAS In Smartwatch Wristbands
• Google Presses For Dismissal Of Artists' AI Copyright Lawsuit
• Equal Rights Org. Sues Illinois Over Demographic Data Law
• Texas Court Asks If $50M Award In Dubai Tower Case Was Fair
• No New Trial For Tevra's Flea, Tick Meds Suit Against Bayer
• Boeing Rips Investors' Class Cert Bid In 737 Max Blowout Suit
• NYAG Reaches $1B Deal In Merchant Cash Advance Case
• Securities Defense Bar Notched More Dismissals In '24
• Madigan Used ComEd As 'Personal Piggy Bank,' Jurors Told
• 7 Employment Contracts Issues Facing DOL Scrutiny
• Pharma Co. Says Ex-CEO's Alleged Misconduct Is Not Fraud
• Exxon Says Investors Shared Confidential Info With Ex-Worker
• Feds Trim Spine-Implant Kickback Case Ahead Of Trial
• Justices Seem Willing To Reopen Cornell Workers' ERISA Suit
• How Fintechs Can Respond To New CFPB Supervisory Rule
• GOP Again Floats Reciprocal Taxes In Affront To Global Deal
• Courts Must Stick To The Science On Digital Addiction Claims
• 5 Litigation Funding Trends To Note In 2025
• Ex-Transit CLO, Litigator Join Greenberg Traurig In Atlanta
• Mounting Pressure For PE Exits To Drive IPO Volume In 2025
• For Accounting Integrity, Start With The Rank-And-File
• Trump Defangs Labor Dept.'s Contractor Bias Watchdog
• Ex-Meta COO Sanctioned For Deleting Cambridge Emails
• Key Justices Stay Quiet As High Court Weighs FCC Deference
• Walmart Settles IP Suits Over Ugg, Hoka, Teva Footwear
• Citi Can't Escape NYAG's Wire Fraud Protection Suit
• SEC Says 'Hotspot' Crypto Miners Broke Registration Laws
• Intuitive Seeks Midtrial End To Robo-Surgery Antitrust Suit
• Del. Justices Seal Oracle's Win In $9.3B NetSuite Merger Suit
• SEC Sues Ex-Investment Firm Reps, GC Over 'Sham' Energy Co.
• SoCal Edison Must Hand Over Data In Eaton Fire Suit
• BofA Sued Over Credit Card Rewards 'Bait And Switch'
• Realogy Signs $20M Deal In TCPA Cold Calling Class Action
• SEC Says Engineering Prof To Pay $785K For Insider Trading
• Block Hit With Shareholder Suit Over Cash App AML Protocols
• Lyft Driver Says Carjacking Suit Should've Settled Sooner
• Spate Of Pre-Trump EEOC Suits Hit AT&T, DHL, Dollar General
• Artists Can't Broaden Meta IP Discovery As Deadline Looms
• Asset Type Immaterial To Crypto Fraud Claims, SEC Says
• NLRB Targets Post-Gazette Publisher's 'Discretion'  
• Trump Names Interim Top Prosecutors In Manhattan, Brooklyn
• Paul Hastings Repping TikTok Buyout Consortium
• Crypto Firm To Plead Guilty In Market Manipulation Case
• Amazon Says New Ruling Can't Save Price-Gouging Suit
• TTAB Shuts Down USA Ham's Bid To Register Meat Mark
• Chancery May Have Raised Bar For Books, Records Requests
• The Blueprint For A National Bitcoin Reserve
• Bondi Pledges To Consult DOJ Ethics Team On Trump Matters
• FTC Privacy Enforcement Takeaways From 2024
• Ex-Chemical Biz Atty Drops Claims Against Bain Capital
• New SEC Task Force Eyes 'Sensible' Crypto Regulations
• Weil Adds SEC's Asset Management Co-Chief To NY Group
• FTC Gives Nod To Chevron's $53B Hess Buy, With Conditions
• Trump Elevates Mark Christie To FERC Chairmanship
• The Fed. Circ. In 2024: 5 Major Rulings To Know
• New Tariff Moves Still In Flux As Trump Retakes Office
• Paul Weiss Hires Exec Comp Head From Sullivan & Cromwell
• Trump Picks Acting DOL Head
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Real Estate Recap: Trump Policy Priorities, Natural Disasters
• Employment Authority: Justices' FLSA Evidence Ruling
• Walgreens Knowingly Filled Invalid Prescriptions, Feds Say
• Epic Wary Of Apple's Privilege Claims As Doc Review Wraps
• Tennessee, BlackRock Settle Suit Over ESG Goals
• P&G Accused Of 'Greenwashing' And Making 'Frankenforests'
• Up Next At High Court: Forum Shopping & TCPA Definitions
• Walgreens Can't Hold Great-Grandson To Decade-Old TM Deal
• Pot Labs Say Mass. Co. Sold Dud Test Devices In $286M Suit
• Nasdaq Pulls Board Diversity Rules After 5th Circ. Loss
• Wells Fargo, BofA Units Pay SEC $60M Over Cash Sweeps
• Drink Maker Celsius Settles SEC's Accounting Claims For $3M
• NYC Mall Lenders, Developer Want Foreign Investor Suit Nixed
• Rethinking Litigation Risk And What It Really Means To Win
• Takeaways From SEC's Registered Investment Cos. Risk Alert
• Prime Sports Drink Fight In Wrong Venue, Chancery Finds
• SEC Fines Crypto Giant DCG, Ex-Genesis CEO $38.5M
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Polsinelli Commercial Litigation Vice Chair Joins Honigman
• Insurer Tried To 'Embarrass' Cadwalader, NC Court Told
• SEC Fines Unregistered Broker $3M Over Pre-IPO Work
• Banking Brief: State Law Recaps From Each Quarter Of 2024
• Off The Bench: Arrest In NBA Betting Probe, 76ers' Arena Deal
• Vanguard To Pay SEC, States $106M Over Surprise Tax Bills
• Supreme Court Upholds TikTok Sale-Or-Ban Law
• Two Sigma Fined $90M Over Investment, Whistleblower Issues
• New Proposal For Controlled Information Not Entirely Realistic
• US Could Soon Find Itself On Wrong End Of Energy Disputes
• Trump Taps Williams & Connolly's Sarah Harris As Acting SG
• L3Harris CEO Urges Musk, Ramaswamy To Limit Bid Protests
• SEC's General Counsel Barbero To Exit As Trump Takes Office
• Biden Makes Final Push To Fortify US Cybersecurity Posture
• ITC Commissioner Heading To WilmerHale In DC
• SEC Hit With Atty Fee Request Over Rare In-House Loss
• Gov't Wants Time During Epic, Google's 9th Circ. Face-Off
• Texas Justices Question If Courts Can Rethink TCPA Motions
• Antitrust's 'Moment' Has Arrived, Thanks To Biden Enforcers
• EpiPen Direct Buyers, Mylan Ink $75M Antitrust Deal
• 9th Circ. Skeptical Of Undoing Microsoft Win In Wiretap Case
• USPTO Seeks Views On 'Traditional Knowledge' IP Treaty
• How DOGE's Bite Can Live Up To Its Bark
• NPE Patent Litigation Increased By 22% In 2024
• Chancery Nixes More Docs For Exxon-Pioneer Merger Suit
• Small Biz Caught In Corporate Transparency Act Crossfire
• Yellow Corp., Teamsters Debate WARN Suit Ahead Of Trial
• McNair Son Wants Legal Fee Fight Set Back In Motion
• Spirit Aero Hit With Chancery Suit Over $8.3B Boeing Merger
• FTC Elevates Snap AI Chatbot Case To DOJ
• AmEx Inks $230M Deal Over DOJ, Fed Small Biz Sales Claims
• Amazon Shoppers' 'Buy Box' Suit Tossed For Good
• Forecasting The Future Of The FTC Post-Inauguration
• 5 Notable Information Security Events In 2024
• Chamber Slams Opioid Judge's PBM Audit Privilege Ruling
• Lawmakers Ask Biden To Pause TikTok Sale-Or-Ban Law
• Trump Names Senate Commerce Aide As FCC Commissioner
• DOL Says Workers Received Millions In Back Wages In FY24
• Cleveland-Cliffs Sets Sights On US Steel, And More Rumors
• Defense Fights Privilege Waiver In $250M COVID Fraud Case
• Paxton-Tied Developer Pleads Guilty In Bank Fraud Case
• DOL Proposes Rule On Valuing Stock For Purchase By ESOPs
• GC Network The L Suite Acquires LegalOps Group LINK
• Playing Rugby Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• CFPB Says Block Must Pay Up To $175M Over Cash App
• Novartis Wins Temporary Stay Of MSN's Generic Heart Drug
• Microsoft Accused Of Stealing Online Marketer Commissions
• Wells Fargo Unit Sued Over Ex-Rep's EB-5 Investment Scheme
• Gilead, Feds Resolve HIV Drug Patent Dispute Amid Appeal
• GE Investors' $362.5M Settlement Gets Initial Greenlight
• SEC's Last-Minute Musk Suit Could Be Scuttled Under Trump
• 9th Circ. Revives H-1B Fraud Charges Against CEO, HR Head
• FTC Won't Disqualify Commissioners From PBM Insulin Case
• Amazon Sr. Counsel Moves To Mintz's Tech, Telecom Practice
• SEC Dings Pharma Co., Ex-CFO Over Prescription Scheme
• Feds Sue Southwest Over 'Chronically Delayed Flights'
• Toyota Asks NC Court To Undo 'Impossible' Discovery Orders
• Tenn. Judge Says PCAOB Authority Challenge Belongs In DC
• Incoming FCC Chair Blasts Agency's Salt Typhoon Response
• Crypto Co. Kraken's Legal Chief Says He's Stepping Down
• Silvergate's Ex-CFO Fires Back At SEC Accounting Claims
• Energy Giants Escape NYC's Climate Deception Suit
• FTC Orders Hosting Service GoDaddy To Bolster Data Security
• Samsung Slams Epic's Antitrust Suit Over Google Play Store
• Del. Justices Mull 'Reasonable' Effort Duty In Drug Biz Deal
• Buyers In Cheese Co. Deal Fight To Keep Claims In Fla.
• Noncompete Ban Has A Defender In Wings If Trump FTC Won't
• 9th Circ. Open To Reviving Robinhood Suit Over $2.1B IPO
• Delta Passengers Press To Keep IT Outage Suit Alive
• In-N-Out Hit With Don-Doff Pay Suit By Former Workers
• Texas Court Unsure State Can Shutter Immigrant Nonprofit
• Fubo Subscriber Sues Disney For Alleged Antitrust Practices
• SMU Can't Chuck 100-Year Ties To Church, Justices Suggest
• Texas Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q4
• Cyber Disclosure Is A Mainstay In 2025 SEC Exam Priorities
• Greenberg Traurig Adds 2 Corporate Pros In Texas
• Attys Must Show They Obeyed Candor Rule In Shell Discovery
• GCs Express Fear Of Giant Verdicts, Expect More Litigation
• SEC Announces Departure Of Top Economist And Accountant
• Judge Warns DOJ: Settle Burger Forfeiture Suit Or Pay Up
• Nippon, US Steel Face Long Odds On Merger Challenge
• Former FDA Official Joins King & Spalding Life Sciences Team
• No, Litigation Funders Are Not 'Fleeing' The District Of Del.
• Nutter Hires New Partner For Boston Real Estate Team
• Amex GBT Blasts Bid To Block $570M Travel Services Deal
• The Compliance Trends And Imperatives On Tap In 2025
• Elusive Cognizant Witness Ready To Testify, Gov't Says
• Jackson Lewis Grows In Atlanta With E-Commerce Biz Atty
• FTC Brings Right-To-Repair Suit Against John Deere
• BitMEX Fined $100M For 5 Years Of Flouting US Banking Law
• How Trump Presidency May Influence NLRB's Next Phase
• Justices Say Nixing Federal Claims Ends Federal Jurisdiction
• Wells Fargo Fights To Drop Officers From Investors' Bias Suit
• OCC Fines Ex-Wells Fargo Execs $18.5M For Sales Practices
• Google, YouTube Can't Escape Suit Over Kids' Data Collection
• Enbridge Beats Ducere's Oil Transport Antitrust Suit
• Regal Cinemas, 'Vague Laws' Slowed BIPA Case, Judge Says
• 'Totally A Tactic': Judge Rips Apple For Discovery Delays
• Mastercard Agrees To $26M Deal In Hiring Bias Suit
• Biden Order Outlines Steps For Bolstering AI Infrastructure
• Frank Exec Wants Fraudster Comparisons Blocked At Trial
• Biden Finalizes Ban On Chinese, Russian Connected Car Tech
• SEC Sues Elon Musk Over Late Twitter Buy-Up Disclosure
• DOL Backs Uber Drivers' Bid To Revive Employment Case
• DXC Says Investor Suit Shows Integration Problems, Not Fraud
• TripAdvisor, Class Flip Nevada Move Positions In Del. Appeal
• Calif. Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q4
• Meta Atty Quits IP Case Over Zuckerberg's 'Toxic Masculinity'
• Equifax To Pay $725K For Inaccurate Credit Score Reporting
• 5 Advertising Law Trends To Watch In 2025
• Hytera Asks Justices To Check Whether DTSA Applies Abroad
• 5 E-Discovery Predictions For 2025 And Beyond
• Ex-Department Of Commerce Trade Pro Joins King & Spalding
• Best Practices To Find Del. Earnout Provisions That Hold Up
• OpenAI Products Not Designed To Evade Paywalls, Judge Told
• Monsanto Hit With $100M Jury Verdict In 10th Seattle PCB Trial
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Seek Update On Elusive Gov't Witness
• Pillsbury Wants Out Of Chancery Suit Against Auto Seller Biz
• Climate Disclosure Spotlight Shifts To 2 Calif. Laws
• Boston Globe Can't Ditch Exec's Wrongful Firing Suit
• Curaleaf's Ex-CEO Wants Out Of Ex-VP's Pay, Sex Bias Suit
• What's Ahead As Transparency Act Comes To A Crossroads
• Mass. AG Says Insulin Makers, Middlemen Colluded On Costs
• Ex-NC Assistant AG To Co-Lead WilmerHale State AGs Group
• DOL Finalizes ERISA Voluntary Correction Program Changes
• Meat Giant JBS To Address Child Labor In $4M DOL Deal
• Quinn Emanuel Scoops Up SDNY Securities Fraud Chief
• Texas AG Sues Allstate In Latest Location Data Privacy Strike
• 6th Circ. OKs Home Depot's $50M Data Breach Coverage Loss
• Microsoft, Patent Firm Ramey Lose Dueling Sanctions Bids
• SEC Fines Robinhood $45M For Recordkeeping, Cyber Woes
• Binance Can't Get High Court To Review Class Cert. Decision
• Fund Managers To Pay SEC $2M For Overcharging Expenses
• California's AG Warns Businesses State Is Not AI 'Wild West'
• Insurer Drops Dispute Over Private Equity Firm's Deals
• Ex-Acacia Research CIO Gave Relative Insider Info, SEC Says
• Shift4 To Pay SEC $750K For Undisclosed Family Payments
• Justices Won't Grab The State Climate Tort Reins, For Now
• Hytera Pleads Guilty To Stealing Motorola Trade Secrets
• Justices Won't Review 11th Circ.'s Cancer Cluster Decision
• White House Sets Framework For AI Technology Exports
• Investment Firm Seeks Coverage For Hertz Buyback Suits
• McDonald's Sued Over College Scholarship For Latinos
• Trump Taps Gibson Dunn Partner For EPA's No. 2 Post
• TDK, NHK Face Certified Classes In Price-Fixing MDL
• Hotel Asset Manager Ashford Settles SEC Cyber Report Suit
• Preparing For Mexican Drug Cartels' Terrorist Designation
• SEC To Collect $63M In Latest Recordkeeping Sweep
• FTC Says It Has Power To Modify Meta Privacy Order
• Where Payments Law And Regulation Are Headed In 2025
• Keller Postman, Jenner & Block Call A Truce In Tubi Case
• Ex-State Department, Google Atty Joins King & Spalding
• Blank Rome Adds Longtime Arnold & Porter Private Equity Pro
• DOJ Litigator Who Tried Google Antitrust Case Joins Weil
• Republican Trifecta Amplifies Risks For Cos. In 3 Key Areas
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