Corporate Archive » March, 2025

Corporate - March, 2025

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• SpaceX Says It's Too Soon To Transfer Battle With NLRB 
• Former Stimlabs Exec Must Face Trade Secrets Claims
• Nasdaq's Tighter IPO Rules Raise Bar For Small Companies
• Vizio Stockholders Open Challenge To $2.3B Walmart Merger
• Levi Strauss 'Sandbagged' By Bias Case Witness, Court Told
• Del. Legal Overhaul Won't Scuttle Key Rulings, Expert Says
• Mich. Judge Dismisses Biz's 'Pump-And-Dump' RICO Suit
• Ex-Bridgewater Execs Forced To Arbitrate Discrimination Suit
• Luxembourg Fund Claims Fla. Entreprenuer Owes $40M Loan
• Conn. High Court Urged To Expand Amazon Wage Questions
• Trade Policy Shifts Raise Hurdles For Gov't And Cos. Alike
• NFL Taps Ex-Facebook, White House Atty Ullyot As GC
• Pierson Ferdinand Adds Taylor English Health Pro In Atlanta
• Firms Must Embrace Alternative Billing Models Or Fall Behind
• 7 Ways CFTC Should Nix Unnecessary Regulatory Burdens
• Feds Seek 10 Years For Ex-Girardi CFO's 'Brazen' Crimes
• Ex-Workday Atty's Bias Claims Axed, Stock Dispute Kept Alive
• Amazon's Bid To Kick Drivers From Pay Suit Mostly Denied
• Aspiration Partners Hits Ch. 11 After Founder's Fraud Arrest
• Heritage Coal Files For Ch. 11, Alleging Ex-Owner Sabotage
• Trump Grants Clemency To Ozy Media CEO Carlos Watson
• Real Estate Recap: Train Domain, FinCEN, Atlanta Data Centers
• Employment Authority: Bypassing A Battered NLRB
• Bitcoin Mining Insurance Co. Sued In Del. For $32M Breach
• AI Startup CoreWeave's Tepid Debut Chills IPO Enthusiasm
• Oil & Gas Co. Sues In Del. To Block Investor Takeover Move
• AIG Trade Secrets Row With Insurance Startup Gets Trimmed
• PE Firm Hits Back Against Medical Device Coating Challenge
• Del. Corporate Law Rework Might Upend Over 3 Dozen Cases
• Kroger, Albertsons Appeal Block Of $24.6B Merger
• Judge 'Cannot Look Away,' Halts Trump Admin Cuts At CFPB
• Key Insurance Issues Likely To Arise From NY Superfund Law
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• How Attorneys Can Master The Art Of On-Camera Presence
• Startup Founder Guilty In $175M JPMorgan Deal Gone Awry
• DXC Technology Dodges Investor Suit Over Integration Issues
• What Del. Corporate Law Rework Means For Founder-Led Cos.
• Taxation With Representation: Norton Rose, Latham, Ashurst
• Skadden Offers $100M In Pro Bono Work To Avoid Trump Order
• Judges Block Trump's Jenner & Block, WilmerHale Orders
• Nikola Corp. Founder Says Trump Gave Him Full Pardon
• Fenwick-Led AI Startup CoreWeave Prices Reduced $1.5B IPO
• FTC Seeks Amazon Execs' Financials For Prime Renewal Suit
• X Says It Doesn't Owe Rivals 'Free Ride' In Data Scraping Row
• Trade Court Skewers ITC Over Secretive Redaction Policy
• 9th Circ. Revives Monsanto Roundup Expiration Label Fight
• Shade Store Customers Seek Class Cert. In Deceptive Ad Suit
• Chamber Asks Justices To Review Duke Energy Monopoly Suit
• FTC Reaches $17M Settlement With Online Cash Advance Co.
• Alibaba Investors' Attys Awarded $108M In IPO Settlement
• Target Settles Antitrust Claims Against Visa Over Swipe Fees
• Google, Apple Staff Want Out Of Testifying In FTC-Meta Case
• German Paper Co. Can't Dodge $268M Duty Evasion Suit
• Conrail Land Can't Go In Renewal Zone, NJ Court Says
• Pfizer Tops Pharma Tax Avoidance, Senate Dems Say
• Nu Skin Can't Avoid Distributor Dispute In Wash. Court
• New Del. Claims Filed In Jenzabar Stock Warrant Battle
• PayPal Investors Drop Derivative Suit Over SEC, CFPB Probes
• Ex-Exec Doesn't Owe Holtec For Losses, NJ Appeals Court Says
• FINRA Improperly Acts As Government Agency, 6th Circ. Told
• Palo Alto Networks Dodges $100M Cybersecurity Patent Case
• FCA Suit Alleging Unnecessary Spinal Surgeries Avoids Dismissal
• Costco Settles Listeria-Contaminated Chicken Wrap Claims
• Apple Says Its Affidavits Are Admissible In Google Case
• DOJ's Antitrust Unit Targeting Anticompetitive Regulations
• Intel CLO Earned $6.58 Million In 2024 Amid CEO Switch
• SEC Drops Defense Of Biden-Era Climate Disclosure Rules
• Atkins Suggests He May Open SEC's Doors To DOGE
• Baseball Fantasy Camp Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOJ Immigration Playbook May Take Cues From A 2017 Case
• Mich Justices Restore Toss Of Packaging Co.'s Tax Appeal
• Paul Atkins' Past Speeches Offer A Glimpse Into SEC's Future
• Life Sciences REIT Says Ex-Employee Stole Trade Secrets
• Senate Backs Bid To Nullify CFPB Overdraft Rule
• FCPA 'Purgatory' Frustrates White Collar Bar, Anxious Clients
• IBM Can't Yet Ditch White Man's 'Reverse Discrimination' Suit
• Trump Sets 25% Tariffs On Imported Cars And Parts
• Feds Led Jury Astray About $175M JPMorgan Deal, Javice Says
• Sotomayor Urges Caution On Nondelegation Doctrine Revamp
• Judge Trims Copyright Case Against Microsoft, OpenAI
• Republicans Stump For CFPB Overhaul As Democrats Balk
• Crypto Co. CEO Must Face Suit Alleging Refund Fraud
• 23andMe Says Ch. 11 Privacy Ombudsman Not Required
• Standard General's $4.6B Bally's Buy Draws Del. Court Suit
• Atty's Falsehoods In Key Docs Aided $23M Fraud, Suit Says
• USPTO Director To Take Lead In Considering PTAB Denials
• Mars Risk Exec Caught With Hand In Cookie Jar, Feds Allege
• Apple Cites Amazon Ruling To Toss Web App Antitrust Suit
• Baker McKenzie Partner Joins DOJ Antitrust Leadership Team
• 3 Firms Guide Nuclear Power Startup's $925M SPAC Merger
• Par Funding's Ex-CEO Gets 15½ Years For Racketeering, Fraud
• Trump Pick To Lead EPA Attys Grilled In Senate On Experience
• Big Oil Cos. Must Face Tribal Climate Suits In State Court
• Copyright Claims Against Anthropic Over Lyrics Axed For Now
• Del. Justices Back Axing Suit Over $3B AstraZeneca Viela Sale
• Susman Godfrey, Kelley Drye Attys Named FTC Deputies
• Adapting To Private Practice: From Fed. Prosecutor To BigLaw
• Judge Wants Mich. Supreme Court's Take On Daimler Contract
• Del. Justices Seek Reasons To Revive Raytheon Incentive Suit
• DOJ Can't DQ Judge In Perkins Coie Suit Over Trump Order
• Ex-CEO Says McGuireWoods Can't Rehash Immunity Appeal
• Ex-UBS North America CEO's $4.9M FBAR Deal Gets OK
• Governor Quickly Signs Delaware Corporate Law Revision Bill
• How Del. Supreme Court, Legislature Have Clarified 'Control'
• Ex-GE Exec Gets 7 Years For Fraud In $1B Angola Energy Deal
• Dollar Tree Selling Family Dollar For $1B To PE Firms
• Morgan Lewis Welcomes Another Former SEC Atty
• Elliott Says Phillips 66 Aims To Thwart Its Proxy Contest
• Judge Eyes Late Discovery Dispute In Google Antitrust Case
• Ex-Masimo CEO Slams Bid To DQ His Hueston Hennigan Attys
• Coupang Must Face Ex-In-House Atty's Whistleblower Suit
• Amazon Slams 'Alternative Reading' Of ERISA In Worker Suit
• Fix It Early, Do Your Homework: Bank Legal Chiefs Share Tips
• FINRA Fines Firm, CCO For Pandemic-Era Oversight Lapses
• GOP-Led House Committee Mulls Bills To Ease Capital Raising
• 6th Circ. Won't Rethink Ruling On 'Captive Audience' Memo
• FINRA President Hints At Offloading Arbitration Oversight
• Delaware Legislature Passes Divisive Corporate Law Rework
• Ford To Explore Mediation After $2.5B Rollover Verdict
• Con Ed To Enact Reforms To Settle NY AG's Bias Case
• No More C-Suite 'Deference' At FTC, Ferguson Says
• Ripple Labs To Pay SEC $50M To End Case, Legal Chief Says
• McCarter & English Adds Ex-FBI Privacy Officer In DC
• Meta Says Using Authors' Books For AI Training Is Fair Use
• 3D Printing Tech Co. Wins Chancery Order For Merger Closing
• Google Pares Back Investors' Suit Over Antitrust Probe
• Wash. Bill Pay Biz Can't Exit FTC Consumer Protection Suit
• Ill. Judge Flips Rulings Applying BIPA Change Retroactively
• Feds, Javice Rest In Trial Over JPMorgan's $175M Frank Buy
• Expensify Beats Investor Claim Over CEO's Pro-Biden Email
• Google Wins Sanctions For Ramey Firm's 'Baseless' IP Suit
• Live Nation Inks $20M Deal Over Swift Tour-Tied Investor Suit
• Bread Financial Gets Investor's Spinoff Suit Tossed For Good
• Kenvue, J&J Must Face Investor Suit Over FDA Concerns
• Teladoc Beats Investor Suit For Good On 2nd Circ. Remand
• Period App Users Get $3.5M In Privacy Deal With Analytics Co.
• Visa Ducks Antitrust Suit Rife With 'Elementary Mistakes'
• Byron Allen Can't Revive $100M McDonald's Fraud Suit
• Mass. Wants Info On Robinhood's March Madness Contracts
• Chancery OKs Paramount Global Docs Suit For Interim Appeal
• Ex-Pioneer CEO's Federal Case Against FTC Paused
• Seattle Biotech Duped Investors On Drug Progress, Suit Says
• Judge Slams Pa. County For 'Sneaky' Climate Suit End Run
• Retirement Plan Suits Show Value Of Cybersecurity Policies
• Norfolk Southern Must Face Investors' Suit Over Safety Claims
• Jags Fraudster Says FanDuel Skewing Law To Escape Suit
• How Importers Can Minimize FCA Risks Of Tariff Mitigation
• Explaining CFPB's Legal Duties Under The Dodd-Frank Act
• American Airlines Seeks Dismissal of Investor Fraud Claims
• SEC, FINRA Enforcement Heads Say Crypto Still A Focus
• SmartStop REIT Plans $864M IPO Amid US-Canada Trade Row
• 3rd Circ. Upholds No-Coverage Ruling For PNC's $106M Loss
• State Securities Enforcers May Fill A Federal Enforcement Gap
• Netlist Again Wins Samsung Patent Contract Suit On Retrial
• FinCEN Exempts US Businesses From Disclosure Rules
• Firms Still Have Lateral Market Advantage, But Risks Persist
• Justices Turn Away 2 NLRB Loper Bright Review Cases
• Recent Cases Highlight Latest AI-Related Civil Litigation Risks
• Monsanto Hit With $2.1B Verdict In Ga. Roundup Case
• DOL Abandons Biden's Wage Hike For Federal Contractors
• DNA Testing Firm 23AndMe Files Ch. 11 With Plans To Sell
• Justices Close Door On Kids' Climate Case
• Justices Won't Hear Ex-Rabobank Exec's OCC Appeal
• Only FDIC Can Sue Over Signature Bank Collapse, Judge Says
• Attys Suing FIFA Say Humans, Not AI, Made Citation Errors
• Paul Weiss Stuns Legal Industry With Trump DEI Deal
• Chancery Nixes Mid-Case Appeal In Sears Appraisal Suit Fix
• Real Estate Recap: GSA Leases, Artemis, C-PACE
• NJ, Pa. Claims Over Amazon Price Hike Project Cut For Good
• Employment Authority: EEOC's DEI Info Requests Validity
• Amazon Beats Consumer's Suit Over Late Delivery Again
• Divisive Del. Corporate Law Bill May Get Compromise Tweak
• Novartis Urges Court To Make FDA Block Entresto Generic
• Latham-Led Online Ticket Giant StubHub Files IPO
• Buyers' Gripe Is With Timber Sector, Not Charmin, P&G Says
• SEC Guidance Moves Needle In Favor Of Private Fundraising
• Ex-Cognizant CLO Reconsidering Dismissal Of Paul Weiss
• DOJ Ends Glencore Monitorships Under Bribery Deal Early
• Travelers Wants Exit From $4.5M Faulty Apartment Settlement
• Employer Tips To Navigate Cultural Flashpoints Investigations
• Block & Leviton, Elsberg To Co-Lead Agiliti Squeeze-Out Suit
• Ex-UBS North America CEO Agrees To $4.9M FBAR Judgment
• DOJ Seeks To DQ Judge From Perkins Coie's Exec Order Suit
• We Must Allow Judges To Use Their Independent Judgment
• Spencer Fane Adds Armstrong Teasdale Debt Finance Chair
• 4 Actions For Cos. As SEC Rebrands Cyber Enforcement Units
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• High Court Water Permit Ruling Lacks Specificity
• Israel-Focused SPAC Raises $125M To Pursue Merger
• Taxation With Representation: Cravath, Paul Weiss, Cooley
• Trump Rescinds Paul Weiss Order After Firm Strikes Deal
• 'Careless People' Author Can Testify In Meta Addiction MDL
• Nippon Calls Consumer Suit Over US Steel Merger 'Baseless'
• Media Matters Says X Can't Restrict Dispute To Texas
• Sequoia Capital Rallies For Musk's $56B Tesla Pay Appeal
• 3 Firms Win Lead Plaintiff Spot In Boeing Chancery Case
• Hesai Says DOD's View On 'Chinese Military Co.' Too Broad
• Ex-Kubient CEO Gets 1 Year For Lying About AI Fraud Tool
• Walgreens Can't Dodge Wash. Law In 'Non-Drowsy' Label Suit
• Feds Say Crypto Lobbyist Can't Delay FTX-Tied Case
• Attys Suing FIFA Appear To Have Used AI In Fighting DQ Bid
• Mitigating The Risk Of Interacting With A Designated Cartel
• 4th Circ. Seems Open To Reviving Pregnant Worker's Bias Suit
• Investor Sues For Real Estate AI Co. Shares Under $100M Deal
• Ex-Cognizant CLO Seeks Trial Delay After Hiring New Counsel
• Preparing For Tariffs On Canadian Power In The Northeast
• Ga. House Passes Civil Justice Overhaul, Nears Final Approval
• Whistleblower Atty Leaves Motley Rice, Launches New Firm
• New SEC Guidance May Change How Investors, Cos. Talk
• Oracle Eyes Stake In TikTok's US Entity, And More Rumors
• Sprinklr Execs Sued Over Revenue Projections, Biz Transition
• Performing Stand-Up Comedy Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Judge Tells DOJ To Alert All Agencies Of Perkins Coie Ruling
• DC Circ.'s Copyright Denial Of AI Art Is A Sign Of Future Fights
• Ex-Managers, New Boss Want Out Of Tech Co.'s Defection Suit
• Samsung, LA Resident Settle Galaxy Wristband PFAS Suit
• Westlaw Rival Seeks Early Appeal Of 1st AI Ruling On Fair Use
• EEOC, DOJ Advise Workers To Look Out For DEI-Based Bias
• Insurers End Dispute Over Pizza Chain Salmonella Coverage
• Ford Explorer Axle-Bolt Suit Dropped By Wash. Plaintiffs
• Judge Tosses Vroom Investors' IPO Suit Due To Vague Claims
• NC Captive Insurer's Owner Can't Shirk Self-Dealing Claims
• Bradley Expands Houston Office With Bankruptcy, Corporate Trio
• AI Is Growing Focus For Corporate Boards, Proxy Proposals
• Adapting To Private Practice: From SEC To BigLaw
• Ex-Cognizant CLO Fires Paul Weiss After Trump Order
• What's Old And New In The CFTC's Self-Reporting Advisory
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2025 Editorial Boards
• Del. House Panel Sends Corporate Law Rework To Final Vote
• 'They're Walking Away': Ripple Labs Says SEC To Drop Appeal
• FCPA Uncertainty May Lead Attys To 'Gamble' On Disclosure
• Purdue Pharma Files New $7.4B Ch. 11 Plan Settlement
• Ben & Jerry's Says Unilever Is Forcing Out CEO Over Politics
• Amazon Asks To Claw Back Docs In Consumer Antitrust Suits
• Commerce Chief Removes USPTO Advisory Panel Members
• What To Know About Trump's Pick To Lead The FAA
• Music Publishers, Anthropic Fight Over Song Lyric Discovery
• Deere & Co. Attacks FTC's Right-To-Repair Suit As 'Vague'
• Apple Attempts To Hide Discovery Are 'Systemic,' Epic Says
• Fla. Mall Investor Gets 5 Years In $77M WeWork Stock Fraud
• Split 7th Circ. Says Texts For Free Services Don't Violate TCPA
• Nasdaq Plans New Regional HQ In Texas Amid Competition
• Trump Fires FTC's Democrats, But Both Vow To Fight
• Feds Say Wash. Hospital Can't Strike Facts From Fraud Suit
• Amazon Denied Quick Appeal For E-Book Antitrust Claims
• Mistrial Declared In Magnet Co. Export Control Violation Case
• DraftKings Must Face Claims In MLB Players' NIL Suit
• Forever 21 Moves Ahead With Swift Ch. 11 Plans
• How Trump's Crypto Embrace Is Spurring Enforcement Reset
• Employment Ace Rejoins Littler In Houston From ADR Firm
• Simpson Thacher Gains Securitization Expert In NY
• Dem Ex-EEOC Officials Call Law Firm DEI Letters Overreach
• NLRB Judge Won't Issue Bargaining Order At Mo. Starbucks
• Ancora Wants US Steel Meeting Delayed After Blocked Sale
• Making The Case For Rest In The Legal Profession
• DC Circ. Denies Copyright For AI-Created Artwork
• Google Buying Cybersecurity Co. Wiz In $32B Deal
• Meta Facing Investor Suit Over €1.2B EU Data Privacy Fine
• Yeti Escapes Suit Over Third-Party Info Sharing
• Poppi Buyers Ink $8.9M Deal Over 'Gut Healthy' Soda Claims
• Debevoise Atty Goes In-House As TPG's Legal Chief
• Ex-Opioid Co. CEO Wants Out Of Law Firm's Billing Suit
• Google To Pay $28M On Claim It Favored White, Asian Workers
• Biz Groups Push For High Court Review Of Cisco Spying Case
• BYD Affiliate Beats Megaclaim Over N95 Mask Deal
• Gogo Says Rival Pivoted From Competing To Suing
• Wells Fargo Says OCC Has Closed Home Loan Consent Order
• Ford Seeks New Trial After $2.5B Ga. Rollover Verdict
• Del. Corporate Law Rework Has Roots In 2 Academic Papers
• 9th Circ. Says Capital One Cyberattacker Sentence Too Light
• Amazon Hit With Greenwashing Suit Over Paper Products
• DJI Says DOD Chinese Military Co. Listing Was Irrational
• Exxon Committed 'Straightforward Fraud,' Investors Say
• Amazon Beats Investor Suit Over Third-Party Seller Practices
• Burger King Workers Defend Revived No-Poach Case
• 4 Suits Benefits Attys Should Watch As ESG Pressures Persist
• Wash. AG Backs Tribe's $400M Trespass Win Against BNSF
• Execs Stole $5.4M In Fla. Trucking Co. Investments, SEC Says
• Ex-Flooring Co. Exec Gets 7½ Years For $1.8M Fraud Scheme
• Hershey Customer Agrees To End Metals-In-Chocolate Suit
• SEC Says Ex-CFO Cooked Pot Co. Acreage's Books
• SEC's Acting Chair Uyeda Promises To Slow Rulemaking
• $4.4B Alteryx Sale Was Lowball Offer, Investors Tell Del. Court
• 2nd Circ. Sends Amazon Wage Question To Conn. Justices
• Rippling Accuses HR Rival Of 'Brazen' Corporate Espionage
• 20 Law Firms Face EEOC Demands For DEI Employment Info
• CPSC's Amazon Ruling Is A Win For Safety, Accountability
• Austrian Biotech BIA Hits Ch. 15, Says Exec Stole $22M
• Activist Investor Calls For Reconstitution Of Parkland's Board
• 4 Ways Women Attorneys Can Build A Legal Legacy
• Forever 21 Hits Ch. 11 Again With $1.6B Of Debt, Sale Plan
• Trump Revokes Paul Weiss Security Clearances
• 4th Circ. Lets White House Anti-DEI Efforts Proceed
• Fannie, Freddie Can't Avoid $612M Investor Win, Judge Rules
• Real Estate Recap: Waldorf Reno, DEI Scrubbing, CFIUS Risk
• PE Fund Accuses Ex-CEO Of Stealing To Pay Divorce Atty
• Employment Authority: McFerran Talks Trump, NLRB's Future
• Chocolate-Makers Can't Keep Child Labor Suit In Fed. Court
• Ford Bronco TM Suit Looks Under Hood Of Vintage Market
• Market Turbulence Threatens To Stall IPO Recovery
• 5th Circ. Affirms Energy Exec's Insider Trading Conviction
• Coupang Hit With Corporate Fraud, Waste Claims In Chancery
• Judge Trims Investor's Bid To Rescind Funds From Pot Co.
• Ex-Ozy Media Employee Avoids Prison After Cooperating
• Judge Vacates Baby Formula Trial Win For Abbott, Mead
• Why A Rare SEC Dismissal May Not Reflect A New Approach
• Former SEC General Counsel Barbero Joins Venable In DC
• 4th Circ. Reluctant To Loosen EEOC Charge Requirement
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Startup Investor Says Cooley Knew About Fraud Probe
• McDermott Adds Cooley's Former Private Client Group Leader
• Partners At Coffey Modica Get To Be 'The New Guy' Together
• A Judge's Pointers For Adding Spice To Dry Legal Writing
• Mass. Court Won't Lift Default Over Discovery Failures
• Sutter Health Reaches $4.3M Deal To End Retirement Suit
• Insurance Co. Unlawfully Nixed Disability Benefits, Suit Says
• FTC Probing $13B Marketing Mega-Deal
• Off The Bench: Ex-Jet Sues Over Favre Clip, New Soccer Build
• Skadden Tech Veteran Preps For AI's Planetary Revolution
• Alston & Bird Hires Kramer Levin Funds Atty In NY
• Judge Refuses Bid For Injunction In CFPB Defunding Suit
• Jessica Alba's Honest Co. Inks $28M Deal In IPO Class Action
• 9th Circ. Won't Block Consolidation Of Uber Assault Cases
• Calif. Kids' Privacy Law Again Fails Constitutional Challenge
• EPA's Deregulation Road Riddled With Potential Potholes
• EPA Tempting Legal Storm With Climate Danger Rethink
• SEC's Expansion Of Confidential Filings Likely To Spur Deals
• NY AG James Pitches Bill To Expand Consumer Protection Law
• Grubhub Can't Force Arbitration, But Uber Can At 2nd Circ.
• Federal Judge Still Skeptical Of Amazon Securities Fraud Suit
• Calif. AG Appealing State Limits On Pay-For-Delay Ban
• Stifel Owes $132.5M Over Structured Notes, FINRA Panel Says
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Saks, Luxury Brands No-Poach Case
• Bumble Bee Foods Accused Of Benefiting From Forced Labor
• Drone-Maker Wants DOD Info On Listing As Chinese Military Co.
• PBMs Tell FTC 5-Month Delay Too Long For In-House Insulin Trial
• Smartmatic Wants MyPillow CEO Held In Contempt
• Ohio Co. Can't Get New Trial After Scrapped $18M Award
• Cemetery Arborist Cuts Deal To Resolve SEC Fraud Claims
• Law Firm Helped Fintech CEO Undercut $1.7B Deal, Suit Says
• Founder Wants $14.7M In Logistics Developer SPAC Dispute
• ADM Can't Duck Suit Over Nutrition Biz Investigation
• 9th Circ. Affirms Ex-Uber Exec's Conviction Over Data Breach
• Amid Del. Corporate Law Overhaul Push, Texas Turns Up Heat
• J&J Unit Drops Noncompete Suit Against Ex-Marketing Exec
• Del.'s Divisive Corporate Law Rework Passes In State Senate
• Payroll Co. Accuses Ex-Managers Of Driving 'Mass Defection'
• E-Commerce Ace Rejoins Greenberg Traurig From GC Role
• Chubb Unit Can't Depose Smithfield CLO After 5-Year Lag
• Lessons Learned From SAS' Flight Through Chapter 11
• 5th Circ. Sides With NLRB On Reconsidered Exxon Ruling
• A Close-Up Look At DOJ's Challenge To HPE-Juniper Deal
• Ex-Timberland GC Takes Legal Reins At Perfect Moment
• SEC Drops Dealer-Registration Case Criticized By Hedge Fund
• NY Taps Ex-CFPB Official For Top Financial Enforcement Role
• Why NY May Want To Reconsider Its LLC Transparency Law
• Lobbying Group Urges Transparency In New AI Ethics Code
• Willkie Farr Hires Kirkland Private Funds Partner In NY
• 'Not An Autocracy': Judge Says Trump Can't Fire FLRA Chair
• Capital One Nearly Bought Frank For $125M, Javice Jury Told
• Del. Justices Told Conflicts Tainted AstraZeneca Co.'s $3B Sale
• EPA Puts 'Holy Grail Of Climate Change Religion' In Crosshairs
• Crypto Influencer's Counsel Says SEC Will Drop Case
• 'I Was Wrong': FTC Atty Flips On Cuts Delaying Amazon Trial
• SEC Says Ex-Allarity Execs Concealed Doomed FDA Approval
• Panel Decries Judge's Watergate Remarks, Axes $2M Verdict
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over $58M Cloud Computing Deal
• Coinbase Escapes Direct Listing Suit Despite New Plaintiff Bid
• SEC Answers Latham's Call To Free Up Private Capital
• Texas Jury Awards Staffing Co. $14M Verdict Against Dynata
• Del. Senate Panel Sends Corp. Law Overhaul To Full Chamber
• Caribou Biosciences Brass Face Investor's Clinical Trials Suit
• Del. Justices Uphold LG Co.'s Loss In Firing Challenge
• Publix Policies Don't Cover Opioid Claims, Court Says
• Crypto CEO Linked To Jack Abramoff Convicted Of Fraud
• Son Of Ex-FIFA VP Avoids Prison In Fraud Case
• PwC Singapore Fudged Compliance Test Data, PCAOB Says
• 9 Considerations For Orgs Using AI Meeting Assistants
• Expectations For SEC Exams As Private Credit Market Grows
• Senate Confirms Trump's Pick For DOL Deputy Leader
• Comcast Fights CEO Deposition Order In Easement Spat
• TikTok Faces Copyright Suit Over Livestreaming Software
• AG Watch: Texas Is Entering New Privacy Enforcement Era
• Canada Announces Steel, Aluminum Retaliatory Tariffs On US
• Starbucks' Sourcing Aided $1.3B Low-Tax Profits, Report Says
• Kroger Waited Too Long To Seek Sanctions, Judge Says
• Judge Blocks Order Limiting Perkins Coie Government Access
• Ex-Smartmatic Execs Seek FCPA Reprieve After Trump Order
• As Perkins Coie Fights Order, How Will Other Firms Respond?
• HHS To Eliminate 6 Regional Offices For Legal Staff
• Tech Co. Says Remote Worker Kept Old Job With Competitor
• 5 Merger Deal Considerations In Light Of The New HSR Rules
• Nelson Mullins Real Estate Ace Joins Kutak Rock In Fla.
• Feds, Ex-Cognizant Execs Ink April Date For FCPA Trial
• Considerations As Trump Admin Continues To Curtail CFPB
• 6th Circ. Ruling Paves Path Out Of Loper Bright 'Twilight Zone'
• Musk Opens Del. Appeal To Recover $56B In Tesla Pay
• Ex-Mohawk CIO Seeks Lighter Sentence For $1.8M Fraud Plea
• USPTO Acting Director To Review Bitcoin, Railway Patents
• SDNY Illicit Finance Unit Co-Chief To Depart US Atty's Office
• More ITC Patent Cases Expected After Fed. Circ. 'Sea Change'
• Chemical, Carpet Cos. Seek Toss Of Ga. County's PFAS Suit
• Perkins Coie Slams Trump's Executive Order Retaliation
• 'Congress Never Came Up' In CFPB Firing Talks, Worker Says
• California Will Be Probing Location Data Industry
• Hedge Fund Group Sends SEC Its Regulatory Wish List
• Weapons Check Co. Sued In Del. After Hyped Reports, Probes
• Senate Confirms Gail Slater To Lead DOJ Antitrust
• Logistics Co. Tells Texas Justices Attys Undercut Rail Deal
• Spirit Airlines Judge Says Opt-Out Releases Well Explained
• ISP Asks Justices To Reverse Liability In Piracy Suit
• Trump Taps Amazon Corporate Counsel As US Atty In Philly
• Trump Taps DOJ Vet To Serve As Energy Dept.'s Top Lawyer
• Google Trade Secrets Case Against Ex-Engineer Resolved
• Ex-EEOC Chair Dhillon Nominated To Lead Pension Corp.
• BigLaw Firms Join To Support Del. Corporate Law Changes
• Cos. Should Prepare For Mexican Payments Surveillance Tool
• A Brief Look At Delaware's Divisive Corporate Law Bill
• What FERC Scrutiny Of Directors, Assets Means For Investors
• Ex-TD Bank Atty Back To Basics Of Litigation At Ballard Spahr
• Publix's Suit Over Ga. County's Private Attys 'Beyond Reason'
• What's Potentially In Store For CFTC Under New Leadership
• US Atty, Ex-Cognizant Execs Can Delay FCPA Trial For 30 Days
• Software Co. Says Ex-Employees Stole AI Trade Secrets
• Ex-J&J Atty Says She Was Fired For Making Ethics Complaint
• Ex-Google AI Counsel Joins King & Spalding In San Francisco
• Bipartisan Bill Penalizing Child Labor Violations Reintroduced
• Revived Executive Order Is A Deregulatory Boon To Banks
• White House Names Ex-Goldman Sachs Atty To Lead USPTO
• 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
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