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Corporate - March, 2025

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• Whole Foods Workers Can't Have Class Cert. In Bonus Suit
• J. Crew Wins Confirmation Of Ex-GC's Arbitration Loss
• Binance, Ex-CEO Urge Arbitration Of Crypto Investor Suit
• Masimo Founder Urges Toss Of 'Empty Voting' Suit
• Split SEC Pulls Subpoena Authority From Enforcement Head
• Fla. Businessman Settles COVID-19 False Claims For $20M
• Viacom And NAI Can Continue Shareholder Coverage Dispute
• Calif. Pharma Exec Pleads Guilty To Insider Trading
• 11th Circ. Urged To Find Qui Tam Cases Unconstitutional
• Medtronic Compliance Officer's Journey To State Senate Seat
• Tariff Shifts Creating Compliance Chaos For Energy Cos.
• Senate Confirms Trump's Labor Secretary Pick
• AFL-CIO, Unions Defend Fight Against DOGE Access
• DOJ Defends Musk's Influence Against States' Challenge
• Tribe Says BNSF Can't Derail $400M Trespass Judgment
• Recent Cases Clarify FCA Kickback Pleading Standards
• Sig Sauer To Appeal $2.3M Accidental Fire Verdict
• Paul Hastings Adds Kirkland Atty As Global M&A Co-Chair
• SEC Leaves Meme Coin Fraud For Other Cops To Chase
• NY AG Sues Allstate Unit Over Pair Of Data Breaches
• Amazon Worker Can't Seal Military Leave Settlement
• AI's Growing Influence On M&A Creates A High-Stakes Game
• 3 Ways Civil Plaintiffs Could Fill An FCPA Enforcement Gap
• Commerce Dept. Telecom Atty Rejoins Akin In DC
• DLA Piper Welcomes Ex-GC To Its Corporate Group
• FanDuel Slams 'Baseless' Suit From Jaguars Fraudster
• Examining Trump Meme Coin And SEC's Crypto Changes
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Support 180-Day Trial Delay In FCPA Case
• Telecom Co. Says Ex-Manager Secretly Flouted Noncompete
• Justices Reject Red-State Bid To End State Climate Torts
• Supreme Court Won't Review FLSA Overtime Exemption
• As Key Hearing Looms, CFPB Emails Hint At Signs Of Life
• Real Estate Recap: NAR Suits, Tariff Tactics, Betting On Texas
• Trump DOJ Agrees: Google Must Sell Chrome Browser
• Employment Authority: Where Trump's DEI Orders Stand
• ByteDance Wants Sanctions For Attys After Client's Perjury
• Musk To Give Deposition In Twitter Shareholder Suit
• Ga. PFAS Liability, DEI Bills Among Those To Not 'Crossover'
• Trump Sues Capital One Over 'Illegal' De-Banking
• FTC: Outlining World Sans Amazon Price-Floor 'Not Possible'
• Hints Of A New High Court Majority Emerge In Trump Cases
• 9th Circ. Critical Of Nordstrom Nixing $6.7M Order
• Occidental Prevails In Ex-Anadarko Worker's Severance Fight
• Goodyear Must Include Microplastic Proposal In Proxy
• MGM Scraps Suit After FTC Withdraws Cybersecurity Probe
• Robinhood To Pay $30M To Settle FINRA Supervisory Claims
• No Ch. 11 Plan Stay For Ex-Eletson Owners
• 9th Circ. Probes Ax Of Trader Joe's IP Suit Against Union
• Boeing Investors Certified As Class In 737 Blowout Suit
• Tariffs, Diversity And DOGE Dominate Trump 2.0 'Risk Factors'
• State FCAs Should Cover Local Fund Misuse, State Tax Fraud
• Husband Of Ex-Takeda VP Gets 2½ Years For Invoice Scam
• Dewberry Ruling Is A Wakeup Call For Trademark Owners
• Bed Bath & Beyond Investors Can't Move Judge On Class Cert.
• Dem AGs Back NLRB In Appeal Over Board Functionality
• Tulane Panel Clashes Over Activist Investor Motivations
• Recent Cases Suggest ESG Means 'Ever-Shifting Guidelines'
• When Reincorporation Out Of Del. Isn't A Good Idea
• How To Tell If A Litigation Funder Is Helping Your IP Opponent
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Atty Fights $190K Demand After Malicious Litigation Trial Loss
• Off The Bench: NASCAR Feud Grows, ACC Peace, NCAA Wins
• Dropbox CLO Exiting After 13 Years, New Legal Chief Named
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Wachtell, Skadden
• New HSR Rules Augur A Deeper Antitrust Review By Agencies
• Former FTC Deputy Director Joins White & Case
• Frank Wanted Artificial Data To Ensure $175M Deal, Jury Told
• Apria Healthcare To Pay $6.4M To End Data Breach Litigation
• MyPillow CEO Found In Contempt For Failing To Give Up Docs
• Del. Chancery Fast-Tracks Review Of $8B Paramount Merger
• Gerber Inks Settlement In Baby Formula False Ad Suit
• High Court Urged To Toss $22M SEC Disgorgement Order
• Pfizer Failed To Warn Of Depo-Provera's Tumor Risk, Suit Says
• Kroger Can't Escape Baby Food Metal Claims
• USPTO's AI Strategy Doc From Biden Era Gets Scrubbed
• CFPB Pulls Plug On Acima Suit In Latest Enforcement Retreat
• Coinbase Investors Ask Court To Lead Direct Listing Suit
• FTC Challenges PE Firm's Medical Device Coatings Deal
• Insurers Seek Toss Of Meta's Social Media MDL Coverage Suit
• Del. Corporate Law Rework Under Pressure At Tulane
• As FDIC Walks Back Biden-Era Policies, Bank Groups Applaud
• Walgreens Boots Inks $24B Go-Private Deal With Sycamore
• Trump Policy Uncertainty Bringing 'Pause' In M&A: Tulane Panel
• Trump Tells Admin To Yank Perkins Coie Security Clearance
• Why Acquirers Should Reevaluate Federal Contract Risk
• Ex-Conrail CEO Blames Saul Ewing For Casino Deal Fallout
• NJ Judge Open To FCPA Trial Delay, But Unsure How Long
• Fox Rothschild Lands McCarter & English IP Ace In Princeton
• SEC Defense Bar Should Pursue Sanctions Flexibility Now
• What To Know About Insurance Coverage For Greenwashing
• Trump's Labor Secretary Pick Clears Senate Hurdle
• 'Failure To Be Vigilant' Dooms Bulk Of Pub Owners' Fraud Suit
• 7 Tips For Associates To Thrive In Hybrid Work Environments
• White Collar Archetypes: Wrangling The Shape-Shifter
• Playing Beach Volleyball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Senate Panel Advances Trump's Pick For DOL Deputy
• SpaceX Fails To Get 5th Circ. To Block NLRB Case
• DOGE Firings, Agency Cuts Targeted In New Sierra Club Suit
• Utah Poised To Be 1st To Require App Stores To Verify Ages
• Coinbase Investor Drops Direct Listing Suit After Slack Ruling
• NJ US Atty Says FCPA Case Delay Pauses Speedy Trial Clock
• Accused Tax Prep Hacker Faces Refund Fraud Case In Boston
• Amazon, Others Must Face Guo Ch. 11 Clawback Claims
• Chancery Mulls Amicus Bid, TRO In Paramount Merger Battle
• BCBS Hit With New Antitrust Suits By $2.8B Deal Opt-Outs
• Feds Allege Vast Overseas Insider Trading Scheme
• GOP Bid To Nix CFPB Payment Oversight Rule Clears Senate
• 401(k) Forfeiture Suits Are Prompting Plan Changes
• Steven Madden Resolves Libel Dispute Over IP Allegations
• Trump EPA Nominees Grilled On Climate Change Views
• DC Judge Skeptical Of Trump's Power To Oust NLRB Member
• Broadcom Slams 'Meritless Retaliatory' Netflix Patent Suit
• Nixon Peabody Hires Former Sheppard Mullin Partner In NY
• EEOC Can't Skip Out On Trans Bias Case Just Yet
• 12 Chinese Nationals Charged With Hacking Scheme
• 30 Years Later: How PSLRA Has Improved Securities Litigation
• Terraform Case May Be Bellwether For Crypto Enforcement
• UK Clears $35B Synopsys, Ansys Merger
• Longtime DOJ Antitrust Litigator Joins Fried Frank In DC
• Del. Corporate Law Bill Poses 'Grave Risk,' Plaintiffs' Firms Say
• Fighters' Attys Get $115M In Fees For UFC Settlement Work
• Avalara Investor Asks 9th Circ. To Revive $8B PE Buyout Suit
• Musk Fails To Block OpenAI From Turning Into For-Profit Entity
• Banks To Face New Defenders Of CFPB Overdraft Rule
• Sens. Again Push Bill To Boost Online Protections For Teens
• Agencies Have 'Ultimate' Authority Over Firings, OPM Says
• Scientific American Publisher Can't Ax Meta Pixel Privacy Suit
• 3 Takeaways From The High Court's SF Water Permit Ruling
• EV Co. Lucid's Brass Face Investor's Production Capacity Suit
• Phillips 66 'Trickery' Merits $1.2B More Damages, Judge Told
• Intel Beats Investor Suit Over 'Foundry' Losses, For Now
• Staffing Co. Got 'Honest Pay' For Dynata Work, Jury Hears
• NJ Judge Nixes Derivative Suit Over $38M Tech Co. Spinoff
• Anthropic CEO Must Sit For Depo In Authors' OpenAI Suit
• 4th Circ. Finds No Harm In Facebook Ads For Young Renters
• 9th Circ. Questions UPS' Teamster Election Challenge
• DC Judge Blocks Trump Admin From Removing MSPB Chair
• Alcon, Lens.com Settle 7-Year Trademark Fight In NY
• Target Can't Pause Warehouse Workers' Wage Suit
• Chancery Finds Recent Precedent Backs Tesla's Texas Jump
• CFPB Will Continue Litigating Debt Relief Co. Suit With NYAG
• Reynolds Wrap Maker Must Face 'Made In The USA' Case
• Poultry Co. Hits Animal Rights Activists With Chancery Suit
• After 'Historic Low' In 2023, Number Of ITC Cases Soar In 2024
• What's Next For Russia Sanctions After Task Force Disbanded
• Ga. PFAS Liability Bill Faces Debate Ahead Of Key Deadline
• Taft Eyes Florida Debut With Litigation Boutique Tie-Up
• How Law Firms Can Counteract The Loneliness Epidemic
• Career DOJ Atty, Civil Division Chief Of Staff Joins Jenner
• Colo. Biotech, Founders Owe SEC $14.3M Over Fraud Claims
• IRS Crypto Summons Broke Privacy Law, 5th Circ. Told
• Justices Doubt Mexico Can Pin Cartel Deaths On US Gun Cos.
• What Remedies Under New Admin's SEC Could Look Like
• DOJ's HPE-Juniper Challenge Is Not Rooted In Law
• CFPB Drops Zelle Fraud Prevention Suit Against Big Banks
• Pretium Clinches $500M Inaugural Legal Opportunities Fund
• New US Atty Wants 6-Month Pause Of Cognizant Bribery Trial
• High Court Says EPA Went Too Far With SF Water Permit
• ByteDance, TikTok Get Editing App Privacy Suit Trimmed
• Aspiration Founder Arrested For Alleged $145M Fraud Scheme
• ITG Owes Reynolds Tobacco $251M For Settlement Payments
• 9th Circ. Rejects Redo Of Antitrust Case Against Zillow, NAR
• Staffing Company Says Data Co. Dynata Stiffed It On $8M Bill
• Curaleaf Says Ex-VP Can't Be Kicked From C-Suite She Wasn't In
• Nike Says Lululemon Owes $2.8M As Shoe Patent Trial Begins
• Apple Gets ICloud Monopoly Suit Tossed For Now
• Wrongful Death Claims Go Ahead In Social Media MDL
• Fiji Beats Ill. Microplastics Suit Over Lack Of Testing
• American Asks Justices To Mull Bid To Revive JetBlue Pact
• Gov't Wants End Of Judicial Review, Atty For MSPB Head Says
• SEC Expands Confidential Filing Options For Companies
• Judge Tosses SEC Crypto Case For Lack Of US Ties
• Transparency Law Flouts Biz Owners' Privacy, Judge Says
• SEC's Peirce Taps Ex-Willkie Partner For Crypto Task Force
• Some 'ComEd Four' Bribery Counts Vacated Over Jury Charge
• Chamber Leads Group Challenging NY Climate Superfund Bill
• Ex-Jaguars Worker Tells FanDuel Arbitration Isn't Enforceable
• EPA Chief Asks Watchdog To Investigate $20B Grant Program
• 5 Mass. Rulings You May Have Missed In February
• Enviro Groups Say DOGE Teams Are Violating Transparency Law
• Smoothie King Wins $374K Judgment From Ex-Franchisees
• Sutter Settles Years-Old Antitrust Suit On Courthouse Steps
• Handbook Hot Topics: Back To Basics After Admin Change
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Potential Impacts Of IRS' $1M Affiliate Pay Deduction Cap
• 5 Keys To Building Stronger Attorney-Client Relationships
• Saul Ewing Wants Out Of Home Care Co. Asset Transfer Suit
• Accounting Firm Wants Out Of Fired Credit Union CEO's Suit
• The Top In-House Hires Of February
• Chancery OKs Amended Suit In $8B Paramount Sale Fight
• Treasury Halts Enforcement Of Corporate Transparency Act
• Lexitas Adds CLO, President Of Legal Talent Outsourcing
• 10th Circ. Backs CPSC In Challenge To New Magnet Rule
• Activist Investor Nominates 2 Candidates To Portillo's Board
• Suggestions For CFTC Enforcement's New Leadership
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Litigation Funder, J&J Seek Relief In March
• Former SDNY Top Prosecutor Kim Returns To Private Sector
• Coinbase Wants To Know SEC Spend On Crypto Enforcement
• Ex-Obama, Biden White House Atty Joins Latham