Corporate Archive » April, 2025

Corporate - April, 2025

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• PCMag, Mashable Publisher Latest To Sue OpenAI Over IP
• State Privacy Enforcers Push For Stronger Corporate Dialogue
• Judge Won't Halt Auction Over Unpaid SPAC Finder's Fee
• Investor Sues To Halt 'Cheap' VC Buyout Of Fla. Health Co.
• Starbucks Sued Over Human Rights Abuses On Coffee Farms
• Ex-OpenAI Workers, Nobel Laureates Back Musk OpenAI Fight
• FINRA Says 5th Amendment Doesn't Apply In Adviser's Case
• ServiceNow To Give Enforcers More Time On $2.85B AI Deal
• Ex-CEO Of Trump-Tied SPAC Reaches Deal With SEC
• Biz Court Questions What Ties TikTok To NC In Addiction Case
• GE Investors' $362.5M Deal Gets Final OK, Attys Get $70M
• Ex-OneTaste Execs Ask Justices To Nix 'Stolen' Docs
• AI Patents Face Eligibility Hurdles After 1st Fed. Circ. Case
• Apple, Google, Roblox Duck Game Addiction Suit, For Now
• 8th Circ. Quizzes SEC About Fate Of Climate Regs
• Dragonchain Suit Dropped Amid SEC's Crypto Reg Revisit
• Ex-Curaleaf Director Escapes Suit Over Info Sharing, For Now
• 9th Circ. Backs Oppenheimer Bid To Avoid FINRA Arbitration
• Ex-Bank GC Gets 4-Year Sentence In $7.4M Fraud Scheme
• Chancery Nixes Toss Of Crypto Co. Board Cut Challenge
• Administration Defends Right To Fire FTC Commissioners
• SpaceX, NLRB Ask 5th Circ. To Pause Constitutionality Case
• 10 Arbitrations And A 5th Circ. Ruling Flag Arb. Clause Risks
• How High Court's Cornell Decision Will Affect ERISA Suits
• GC For Ga. Driver Service Agency Elevated To Commissioner
• Aviation Watch: New FAA Chief Will Face Strong Headwinds
• Jackson Lewis Adds Associate GC For Chewy In Miami
• Ex-Riverfront CFO Gets 19 Years For 'Vulgar' $44M Fraud
• The SEC's Administrative Law Courts Are At A Crossroads
• Red Sox TV Network Wins Civil Judgment In Fraud Suit
• CFPB Walks Away From Horizon Credit Card Suit
• Latest CFPB Layoffs Need Court's Scrutiny, DC Circ. Told
• NY, 11 Other States Sue Trump Administration To Block Tariffs
• CEOs Urge SEC To Ban Political Activists' Proxy Proposals
• Ex-SEC Counsel Joins Blockchain Co. Plume Network As GC
• Citron Research Founder Can't Escape SEC Fraud Suit
• Pryor Cashman Atty, Telebrands Beat RICO Suit Over Hose IP
• Curaleaf Sues Ex-VP For Alleged Breach Of Noncompete
• DC Judges Doubt Feds' Rationale For Orders Against Firms
• FINRA Acts On Entrex Application After SEC Gets Complaint
• Meta MDL Judge Doubts Insurers' Bid To Kick Fight To Del.
• Del. Justices Mull Scope Of Jenzabar Founders' Control Feud
• GoodRx Beats Investor Suit Over Kroger-Linked Biz
• Liberty TripAdvisor Sued In Del. For Docs On $435M Sale
• Ex-Exec Says Centene Harassed Him Over Void Noncompete
• Severance Deal Bars 401(K) Suit, Whataburger Tells 5th Circ.
• Dolphin Encounter Co. Says Ex-CEO Took Over HQ By Force
• FCA Suit Over Allergan's Alleged Kickbacks Trimmed
• Morgan Stanley's Capital Markets Lead Joins A&O Shearman
• SEC's Noteworthy Stablecoin Guidance Comes With Caveats
• Ex-CEO Fires Back At Jackson Walker's Standing Argument
• Boeing Annual Meeting Faces Safety, Dueling DEI Issues
• Self-Disclosure Calculus Remains Complex Under Trump DOJ
• O'Melveny Brings On Former Lenovo IP Litigation Leader
• 5th Circ. Nixes Order Letting Union Join NLRB Challenge
• Yelp's Antitrust Case Against Google Didn't Come Too Late
• GOP Leader Proposes Modernizing Contractor Rules
• FCC Seeks Industry Data In Probing T-Mobile, UScellular Deal
• US Tariffs Will Slow Global Economic Growth, IMF Says
• M&A 'Pause' Requires Nimble, Creative Dealmaking
• The Benefits Of Aligning States On Legal Paraprofessionals
• Bernstein Litowitz Looks To Hire SEC's Ex-Top Crypto Cop
• FTC's Holyoak Wants 'Predictable' Regulatory Space For AI
• ChatGPT Exec Says Google Data Access Could Aid Rival AI
• Instagram Founder Says Meta 'Starved' Co. After Acquisition
• DC Circ. Says NLRB's Google Joint Employer Case Is Moot
• Pharmaceutical Co. Buyers Win Del. Fraud Suit Revival
• Tesla Reaches Settlement With Widow In Wrongful Death Suit
• Cummins Inc. Can't Dodge Engine Warranty Class Claims
• Del. Suit Alleges Execs Eroded Value Of Texas Auto Repair Biz
• Temp Workers Sue Fresh Express Over Alleged Safety Hazards
• Former NLRB GC Abruzzo Lands At Bush Gottlieb, CWA
• DOJ Says Google Ad Tech Win Supports Apple Antitrust Case
• Key Digital Asset Issues Require Antitrust Vigilance
• Grindr Closer To Arbitrating Suit By 'Outed' Catholic Priest
• Ark. Offers Credit For 50% Of New Payroll For HQ Relocations
• J&J Ends Trade Secrets Suit Against Now Deceased Ex-Exec
• Dunkin' Unit Beats Disability Bias Suit Over Nondairy Milk Fees
• Jay Clayton Sworn In As Interim US Atty For SDNY
• 11 Tips For Contractors Dealing With DOD Staff Reductions
• Atty Says Sig Sauer Defamed Him In Pistol Safety Statement
• Ousted Allegion GC Earned $3.8M In 3 Months
• Del. Justices Order Matterport CEO Cash-Out Recalculation
• Nuclear Startup To Go Public Through $475M SPAC Deal
• Wilson Sonsini Adds Ex-Pinterest GC To Residence Program
• MoFo Adds Perkins Coie FDA Regulatory Leader In DC
• Parker-Hannifin Workers Asked For Input On 401(k) Fund Case
• GC Nominee Likely Has Employer-Friendly NLRB Priorities
• Morgan Lewis Hires Ex-CFTC General Counsel
• Mayer Brown Taps Commerce Dept. Leader For Co-Chair Role
• CFPB Needs Only 200 Workers, Trump Admin Tells DC Circ.
• DOJ Pushes Chrome Sale To Solve Google Monopoly
• Toyota Accused Of Illegally Selling Driver Data To Progressive
• 7th Circ. Gives Costco Slip-And-Fall Suit A Second Life
• Roblox Secretly Tracks Kids' Data, Parents Say
• Trump Media Exec Seeks Penalties In 'Frivolous' Hacking Suit
• X Loses Bid To Toss Data Scraper's Antitrust Counterclaims
• En Banc 9th Circ. Revives Shopify Data Privacy Fight
• Paramount Global, Stockholders Pause Skydance Doc Suit
• FTC Accuses Uber Of Deceptive Subscription Practices
• EV Chipmaker Wolfspeed's Execs Sued For Overstated Growth
• DOL Tells 5th Circ. It May Rescind Biden-Era ESG Rule
• Microchip Co. Wants USPTO To Apply New Rules Retroactively
• Ex-JPMorgan Worker's PAGA Claim May Be Arbitrated
• Academics Say FTC Firings Threaten Fed, Economic Stability
• 4 Takeaways From La. Coastal Wetland Damage Verdict
• Taiwan Installs Tariff Relief Measures For Exporters
• 10 Soft Skills Every GC Should Master
• How Proxy Advisory Firms Are Approaching AI And DEI
• Ga. Tort Reform Bills Now Law With Gov. Kemp's Signature
• DOJ Defends Wage-Fixing Jury Win From Mistrial Bid
• Baker Botts Adds Enviro Ace From In-House Role In Houston
• Longtime ITC General Counsel Joins Polsinelli In DC
• GenapSys Fights Paul Hastings Bid To Ax Malpractice Suit
• O'Melveny Adds Ex-Commerce Official, AI Regulatory Expert
• Eateries Owner Gets 3 Years For Tax, COVID Fraud
• DOJ's Google Ad Litigation Lead Joins BakerHostetler
• High Court Wants SG's Input On Home Depot ERISA Case
• Justices Won't Hear CSX-Norfolk Southern Antitrust Case
• Justices Won't Hear Patent Eligibility Ruling Dispute
• Justices Pass On Damages Fight In Trading Patent Case
• Real Estate Recap: Q1 Dealmakers, Tariff Tension
• Up Next At High Court: Preventive Healthcare, LGBTQ Books
• Walgreens To Pay DOJ $300M Over Invalid Prescriptions
• No Privilege For Litigation Funder In Netflix Case, Judge Says
• FDIC Eases Big Banks' 'Living Will' Requirements
• Temple Prof. Claims Colleague Stole From 'Rapping' Business
• WTO's Position In New Trump Administration Remains Unclear
• Gamestop CEO Can't Stop Bed Bath & Beyond Trading Suit
• Sig Sauer Gun Gear Recall Doesn't Fix Past Harm, Buyer Says
• Qualcomm Judge Bemoans 'Inefficiency' In Patent Fights
• Google May See Some Light In The Ad Tech Ruling
• Sunoco Accused Of Age Bias By Ex-Chief Counsel
• SEC Wins $1M Real Estate Fraud Suit Over NC Development
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Nixed Zillow, NAR Antitrust Case
• 5th Circ. Says FCC Can't Fine AT&T $57M Without Trial
• Democratic AGs Say Trump Illegally Fired FTC Commissioners
• Employment Authority: Questions To Ask About AI Tools
• High Court's Cornell Ruling Eases Path For ERISA Suits
• IP Notebook: AI Prompts, DMCA Battle, Squishmallows Scuffle
• Ex-CFO Says He's 'Extremely Remorseful' Of $44M Fraud
• FTC's Southern Glazer's Pricing Case Preserved
• Eletson's New Owners Look To Oust Reed Smith From Cases
• Celsius Founder Asks For A Year And A Day For Crypto Fraud
• Charter Communications Ends Trade Secrets Suit With Ex-VP
• $6.5M Deal In Amazon's PillPack TCPA Suit Gets Final OK
• Heritage Coal Challenges Ex-Owner's Liens In Ch. 11 Offshoot
• Biotech Execs Seek Ch. 15 Pause Pending Trustee Removal
• CFTC Details Violation Materiality After Cooperation Guidance
• 5 Key Issues For Multinational Cos. Mulling Return To Office
• Reviving A Dormant Criminal Statute In Antitrust Prosecution
• How Manatt Beat A Crypto Trader's 'Code As Law' Defense
• Block Execs Failed To Prevent 'Illicit Activities,' Suit Says
• Whole Foods Strikes Deal In Sweeping 401(k) Fee Suit
• Del. House Bill Would Exempt Overtime Pay From Income Tax
• Traversing The Shifting Sands Of ESG Reporting Compliance
• Feds Seek Up To 6 Years For Ex-Bank GC's $7.4M Theft
• Trump Ousts New IRS Acting Chief Days After Appointment
• Buchanan Ingersoll Faces DQ Bid Over Former GC's Role
• An Unrestrained, Bright-Eyed View Of Legal AI's Future
• Tesla Settles Black Production Worker's Race Bias Suit
• Taxation With Representation: Davis Polk, Simpson Thacher
• MLB Players Aim To Strike Out DraftKings NIL Case Appeal
• Alston & Bird Bolsters NY Office With Ex-Sheppard Mullin Atty
• 5 Takeaways From Texas Stock Exchange's SEC Filing
• Capital One's Discover Deal Gets Bank Regulators' Approval
• Student Visa Crackdown Sparks Fears Of Talent Shortage
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Incyte Can Get Novartis' Privileged Info On Drug Royalty Deal
• Judge Warns Rocket Cos. Investor: Seek Cert. At 'Own Peril'
• FTC To Narrow Data Privacy Scope As Uncertainties Loom
• Bill-Pay Co. Customers Can Continue With Most Of Class Action
• Musk Blames Twitter Investors For 'Languish' In Case
• Sandberg Says FTC Market View Makes No Sense In Meta Case
• DC Circ. Says Lateness Doomed Starbucks' NLRB Challenge
• Patent Office Plans Rulemaking For New PTAB Denial Process
• K&L Gates Bungled Crypto Co.'s Bankruptcy Claim, Suit Says
• Chancery Fast-Tracks Suits Targeting Reinsurance Offshoring
• SolarWinds Sued For Docs On $4.4B Take-Private Deal
• Arkansas Bans PBMs From Owning Pharmacies
• Program To Speed Up Climate Change Patent Exams Axed
• Tracking The Evolution In Litigation Finance
• 9th Circ. Tosses Objections To $10.4M CVS Wage Settlement
• CFPB Mass Layoffs Resume, Hitting All Corners Of Agency
• Wyoming Biz Accuses Pa. Entities Of $3.9M Explosives Fraud
• Harvard Says No Grounds For IRS To Deny Tax-Exempt Status
• Chevron Owes $24M For Years Of Work, Venezuelan Co. Says
• OpenAI Eyes Windsurf, Activist Targets HP, And More Rumors
• How Plan Sponsors Can Mitigate Risk In PBM Contracts
• 3rd Circ. Questions Walmart's Duty To Disclose Opioid Probe
• 7-Eleven Parent Floats Refreshed Board With 4 New Nominees
• Del. Senate Confirms New President Judge For Superior Court
• No Redo In Ex-CEO's $6M Stock Case Against Co., Law Firm
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Private Wealth, Finance Attys In Texas
• Calif. Court Says Co.'s Heart Monitors Are Not Tax-Exempt
• CFPB Will Cut Examinations By Half In Broad Retreat: Memo
• NJ Says Discord Misled Public About Messaging App's Safety
• Judge Rules Google Monopolized Ad Tech In 2nd Win For DOJ
• LegalZoom Scores Arbitration In Unlawful Practice Suit
• Haynes Boone Atty Joins Mintz Capital Markets Team
• Volunteer Firefighting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Justices Revive Cornell Workers' ERISA Fee Suit
• Global Payments To Acquire Worldpay In $24.3B Deal
• Geron Shareholder Sues Execs Over Drug Launch Claims
• DexCom Execs Sued For Allegedly Misleading Growth Claims
• JetBlue Hit With Meal Break, Back Pay Class Suit In Wash.
• Lindell Claims 'I'm In Ruins,' Can't Pay Smartmatic Sanctions
• Carvana Stockholders Urge Revival Of Insider Trading Suit
• IBM Sues Insurers Over $900M In Environmental Expenses
• Fla. Realty Co. Sued Over Home Liens Told To Pay Ch. 11 Bills
• Judge Axes Suit Against Intel Unit Mobileye Over Supply Glut
• Auto Supply Chain Tariffs Chart Tricky Compliance Landscape
• Mich. AG Pushes For Strengthening Consumer Protection Law
• Tax Takeaways From Georgia's 2025 Legislative Session
• Venture Global Faces Investor Suit Over Post-IPO Slump
• Musk Rips Calif. AG Decision To Not Join Suit Against OpenAI
• Limit On SEC Enforcement Authority May Mean Fewer Actions
• CFPB Defends Bid To Undo Redlining Deal
• Groups Urge Congress To Probe DC's Use Of Private Attys
• Jones Walker Trots Into Kentucky With New Equine Law Atty
• DOJ Resists Perkins Coie Summary Judgment Bid In EO Case
• King & Spalding Hires Hunton Public Finance Atty In DC
• Schumer Looks To Block Trump NY US Attorney Nominations
• X Corp. On The Hook For $105M In Video IP Row, Jury Finds
• Calif. Antitrust Laws May Turn More Zealous Than US Regs
• Google's $100M AdWords Deal Gets Initial Approval
• Ex-US Atty Chosen To Monitor T-Mobile Merger Compliance
• Reed Smith Wins Stay Order In Eletson Shipping Feud
• Dominion-Newsmax Defamation Trial Postponed
• California Challenges Trump's Economic Emergency Tariffs
• Law Firm Fined For Failing To Shield Client Data From Hack
• As SEC, CFTC Retreat, Who Will Police The Crypto Markets?
• Trump Cites U.S. Security To Investigate Critical Minerals Tax
• Biogen, Genentech Head To June Trial Over MS Drug Royalties
• Zuckerberg Calls Buying Rival, Building Co. Two Sides Of 1 Coin
• X Corp. Should Pay $632M For Stealing Video IP, Jury Hears
• Trump Orders Overhaul Of Federal Contracting Rules
• Securities Org. Says SEC Must Hand Over Texting Sweep Data
• Judge Ends 'China Initiative' Prosecution Of Ex-Ga. Tech Prof
• 7th Circ. Judge Skeptical Amazon Violated Labor Law
• No Appeal For Green Energy Co. CEO In $40M Investor Suit
• Fired NLRB, MSPB Members Tell Justices Not To Rush Ruling
• Ex-AutoZone CEO Beats Investor's 'Short Swing' Profits Suit
• Apple Challenges PFAS Claims In Watch Band Lawsuit
• Cloud Startup Figma Confidentially Files IPO Amid Volatility
• Apple Sued By Wash. IPhone Buyers Over Missing Repair Info
• Meta Used Pirated Data To Evaluate Licensing, Authors Say
• J&J, Others Say Asbestos Trusts Can't Purge Records
• SPAC Officers Seek Coverage For Post-Merger Lawsuits
• Some GoPro Cameras Infringe Patent, Calif. Judge Rules
• 9th Circ. Rejects Ex-Netflix Exec's Bribery Appeal
• Paul Weiss To Narrow Forever 21 Work Amid Conflict Claims
• Financial Adviser Fights Ex-Employer's Bid To Pierce Privilege
• 9th Circ. Backs $272M Verdict For Monster In Bang Ad Case
• 3rd Circ. Won't Restart Claims In Dodge Charger Class
• How An Apple Exec's Attys Turned A Bribe Charge Into 'Vapor'
• Meta Accused Of Turning Smart Devices Into Useless 'Bricks'
• Digesting A 2nd Circ. Ruling On Food Delivery App Arbitration
• Judge Vacates CFPB's Credit Card Late Fee Rule
• Mich. Tribunal Rejects Hotel's Challenge To $10M Valuation
• Insurer Denies Coverage For Short Seller Cohodes' Libel Case
• Trump Wants Tariffs Suit In Court Of International Trade
• Holland & Knight Litigator Heads To Florida Boutique
• Chancery Tosses 'Unripe' AES Advance Notice Bylaw Suit
• DOL Blocked From Forcing Contractors To Swear Off DEI
• E-Discovery Quarterly: The Perils Of Digital Data Protocols
• Ransomware Payouts, Forensic Costs Falling, Law Firm Says
• Justice Dept. Lands 1st Wage-Fixing Jury Trial Conviction
• SEC Won't Revisit WhatsApp Settlements With 16 Firms
• Musk Supports Deleting IP Law, Attorneys Say Let's Not
• Coinbase Wants 3rd Circ. To Look At Share Traceability Ruling
• SEC Clears Green Impact Exchange To Enter Market In 2026
• Bipartisan Trio Urges DOJ To Keep Antitrust Offices Open
• BofA Ordered To Pay FDIC $540M For Underpaid Premiums
• Monsanto's 11th Trial Kicks Off In Seattle Over School PCBs
• Apple Wants Renewed Cloud Storage Monopoly Suit Tossed
• Calif. Board Says SpaceX Suit Should Be Grounded For Good
• X Corp. Says Media Matters Must Hand Over Employee Names
• Worker Says Accenture's DEI Goals Cost Him His Job
• Musk's X Sued Over Wash. Worker Severance Pay, Bonuses
• Tesla's Arbitration Win Upended In Ex-Exec's Defamation Case
• Fairstead, Ex-Partner Clash Over Del. Arbitration Findings
• Wealth Management App Developer Hits Ch. 11 In Delaware
• Making Sense Of Small Biz Fair Lending Compliance
• FTC Joins DOJ In Targeting Anticompetitive Regulations
• Ex-GC's Retaliation Claim Survives Early Exit Bid In ADA Case
• Class Attys Seek $20.2M Fee For RTX No-Poach Deals
• Defense Strategies After Justices' Personal Injury RICO Ruling
• A Look At M&A Trends In An Uncertain Deal Environment
• Takeda Gets Actos Case Paused For Class Cert. Review
• CFPB To Vacate Credit Card Late Fee Rule In Deal With Banks
• Meta Accused Of Hiding $4B In Facebook Ad Overcharges
• Ripple Settlement Offers Hope For Better Regulatory Future
• Google Fired Workers For Pro-Palestine Views, Suit Says
• CFPB's Vought Looks To Roll Back 'Weaponized' Guidance
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Preparing For Corporate Work
• SEC Digs Into Policing Crypto Trading At Roundtable
• Microsoft, OpenAI Want Out Of Musk's For-Profit Challenge
• DOJ Issues Compliance Tips for New Data Security Program
• Amgen Can't Ditch Regeneron's Bundling Antitrust Suit
• Real Estate Recap: Private Credit, CMBS, Algorithmic Pricing
• Employment Authority: Revisiting Fed Minimum Wage Hike
• Investors Claim $43M Fraud By Miami Adviser's Firms
• Tether-Backed Crypto Co. Can't Duck Swan's Trade Secrets Suit
• NAPCO Directors Clear Offering Fault Claims In Investor Suit
• SEC Taps 2 Agency Staffers For Senior Enforcement Roles
• Chancery Tosses Exabeam Stockholder's Appraisal Suit
• Tariff Reprieve Offers Little Comfort For Venture-Backed IPOs
• SEC Takes 'Small Step' On Corporate Crypto Disclosures
• FTC Starts Process That May Nix Chevron, Exxon Deal Limits
• Live Nation, Ticketmaster Can't Nix Consumer Antitrust Suit
• Prosecutors Seek 18 Years For Ex-CFO's 'Extreme' $40M Fraud
• GM Execs Want Out Of Cruise Securities Fraud Suit
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Mid-Case Appeal In Asbestos Coverage Row
• China Hikes US Tariffs To 125%, Saying No More Tit-For-Tat
• Forever 21 Can't Tap Cash Collateral In Ch. 11, Creditors Say
• Trump Grid Order Threatens To Roil Electricity Sector
• Trump Tariffs Will Hurt US Worse Than EU, Bloc Official Says
• Did DOJ Bless A Crypto Free-For-All? Think Again, Attys Say
• Ex-Abercrombie CEO Declared Unfit For Trial Due To Dementia
• Trump Walks A Fine Line In Effort To Steer US Steel's Future
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Envestnet Sued For Docs On $4.5B Bain Capital Deal In Del.
• 5 Insurance Types For Mitigating Tariff-Related Trade Losses
• Trump Floats Using Firms That Cut Deals For Trade Dealings
• 9th Circ. Open To Sending Invisalign Antitrust Suit To Trial
• Ex-Ill. Bank Exec Charged With $2M Check-Kiting Scheme
• Netchoice Wants New Calif. Online Marketplace Law Blocked
• 7th Circ. Probes Muldrow's Impact On United Age Bias Battle
• BASF Accuses Duracell Of Stealing Lithium Battery Secrets
• Expedia Forced Restroom Spy Cam Victim To Quit, Suit Says
• Bakery Sellers Seek $2M Award From Buyer After Deal Sours
• SEC Urged To Look At FINRA's 'Unprecedented' Review Delay
• Oracle Wins Bid To Keep Trade Secret Case Out Of Arbitration
• Trump Order Calls For Faster, More Flexible Defense Contracts
• Chinese Tea Chain Serves Up IPO Plans In Rocky Market
• NY AG Calls For 'Common-Sense' Rules In Crypto Legislation
• Binance A Crypto Laundering 'Get-Away Driver,' Suit Says
• Amazon CEO, Bain Take Spotlight Amid Recent Rumors
• Trump's Int'l Trade Pick Says Tech Deals Sought In Tariff Talks
• Judge Approves Sale Of Ex-Riverfront CFO's Detroit Bar
• Fired Gas Co. CFO Offers To Settle Conn. Suit For $1.7M
• Ex-EBay Execs Want To Question Key Stalking Case Witness
• Mondelez In-House Atty Returns To Ogletree Deakins In NJ
• Ex-PE Fund CEO Rejoins Legal Field As Nelson Mullins Partner
• Florida Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q1
• Judge On Bid To Redo Wawa Breach Atty Fees: 'I Don't Buy It'
• Meta Case Brings Customer-Facing Statements Issue To Fore
• Fox Can't Depose LinkedIn Founder In $2.7B Smartmatic Case
• No Plan To Trim Do Kwon Case After Crypto Memo, Feds Say
• A Cold War-Era History Lesson On Due Process
• Sagitec Sues Deloitte For Defamation In Trade Secrets Spat
• Faegre Drinker Adds Morgan Lewis Corporate Partner In Philly
• Home Depot Ruling Tolls Death Knell For 'Silent Cyber'
• Consumer Wants Steam Award Axed, Says Arbitrator Used AI
• Litigation Funder Nera Capital Hires Banking Expert As GC
• 6th Circ. Backs Ford In Race, Sexual Harassment Suit
• Meta Trial Rooted In Decade-Old WhatsApp, Instagram Buys
• Improv Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• OpenAI Countersues Musk For 'Relentless' Harassment
• Trump Instructs Agencies To Quietly Repeal Regs If Possible
• FBI Agent Denounced By OneTaste Execs Likely To Testify
• Trump Climate Law Order Could Imperil Funds, Boost Industry
• Oracle Inks $15.5M Deal In Sales Representatives' PAGA Suit
• Tillis Says China IP Theft Should Be Priority In Trade Talks
• House Approves Bill To Restrict Nationwide Injunctions
• Shopping App Founder Charged In $40M Fraud Scheme
• Trump Orders Agencies To Identify Anticompetitive Rules
• Texas Bill 'Penalizes' Sex Assault Victims, Atty Warns
• Revived Burger King No-Poach Case Survives Dismissal
• Coinbase Judge Won't Rethink Greenlighting Investor Suit
• Judge Rejects Objections To $400M GPB Capital Payout Plan
• Senate Confirms Trump Pick Atkins To Lead A Leaner SEC
• Mich. Panel: Gilead Immune From Recalled COVID Drug Suit
• Chancery Lets Paramount Investors Probe Skydance Deal
• House Dems Probe Musk's Alleged Conflicts Of Interest
• Country's Largest Egg Producer Discloses DOJ Price Probe
• Apple Agrees To Revise Some Worker Policies In NLRB Deal
• 2nd Circ. Allows Takeda To Appeal Actos Antitrust Class Cert.
• House Slates CFPB Payment, Overdraft Rules For Repeal
• Miami Dolphins Win Arbitration Bid In Crowd Brawl Suit
• Trump Halts Reciprocal Tariffs For 90 Days, Ups China Rates
• How BigLaw Executive Orders May Affect Smaller Firms
• CrowdStrike Says Outage 'Unfortunate,' Not Securities Fraud
• SafeMoon CEO Flags DOJ Crypto Memo In Bid For Dismissal
• Winston & Strawn Leads Fintech-Focused SPAC's $240M IPO
• Florida Won't Hire Law Firms With DEI Initiatives, AG Says
• Roberts Pauses Rehiring Of Fired NLRB, MSPB Members
• Ex-Mars Executive Faces Forfeiture Bid In $28M Fraud Case
• Ex-Qualcomm Executive Convicted Of $180M Fraud
• Lawsuits Shouldn't Be Shadow Assets For Foreign Capital
• 2 Del. Rulings Reinforce Proof Needed For Records Demands
• Jazz Agrees To Pay $145M To Settle Xyrem Antitrust Fight
• Ex-Outcome CEO, Co-Founder Challenge $1B Fraud Convictions
• 4th Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of IonQ Shareholder Fraud Suit
• Crypto Investor Sues In Del. Alleging $16M Pump, Dump Loss
• 5th Circ. Orders New Trial In $140M Healthcare Fraud Case
• Ex-Google Engineer Unlikely To Beat AI Trade Secrets Charges
• Expert And 'Worthlessness Theory' Ejected In Valsartan MDL
• Attys In Javice Case Warned About Post-Trial Juror Contact
• Feds Sue Wash. Company Over Barge's $1M Oil Spill Cleanup
• Nokia Says Hisense TVs Rip Off Its Video Tech
• Compliance Chief Wants Out Of SEC Fraud Suit
• Starbucks Tears Into Missouri AG's 'Defective' DEI Lawsuit
• UnitedHealth Puts Anesthesiologists' Antitrust Suit To Sleep
• MSP Recovery Sued For Docs In Del. After $33B SPAC Dispute
• Trump Wants To Use Firms That Cut Deals For Coal Leases
• How To Accelerate Your Post-Attorney Career Transition
• Fla. Cloud Co. Accuses Ex-Board Member Of SPAC Fraud
• Key Takeaways From The 2025 Spring Antitrust Meeting
• In Trump Order Against Perkins Coie, GCs See Harm For Cos.
• Eversheds Sutherland Brings Back Former CLO In Atlanta
• Battery Park City Authority Hires Ex-CBRE Atty As GC
• Netflix Taps Akin Partner As Global Public Policy Leader
• Tariffs And FCA Create Perfect Storm For Importers
• Former Prada GC Fashions Move To Fisher Phillips In NY
• White & Case Gets In On Trade Hiring With Ex-Treasury Atty
• How Tariffs May Affect Proxy Contests This Season
• Sig Sauer Says Gun Optics Recall Prevented Harm
• CMS' Nursing Home Staffing Requirements Struck Down
• Vice Chancellor Warns Plaintiff Over AI-Generated Filings
• Birth Control Companies Escape Conn. Long-Arm Injury Suits
• Coinbase Accused Of Scam Prevention Shortfalls
• Wage Access Co. Says NY AG Threatened Suit, Seeks Relief
• Realtor.com Parent Drops Trade Secrets Suit Against CoStar
• USPTO Gets New Acting General Counsel, Policy Officer
• OMB Issues Guidance On Agency Use, Purchasing Of AI
• WHO Cancer Report May Spark Gasoline Toxic Torts
• Starbucks Asks To Dump Investors' 'Triple Shot' Strategy Suit
• Former Workers Say X Corp. Refuses To Arbitrate Their Claims
• Trump Reopens Security Review Of US Steel-Nippon Deal
• Trump Threatens Triple-Digit Tariff Rates If China Retaliates
• Michigan AG Plans To Sue PCB Makers, Issues Call To Firms
• AGs Announce $335M Opioid Deal With Mylan
• SEC Orders Crypto Guidance Review As Deregulation Looms
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• DraftKings Eyes 3rd Circ. Review Of MLB Players' Suit Claims
• Chemours Co. Hit With Insider Derivative Suit In Del.
• SolarEdge Claims Get Tossed Again In Second Try
• Running A Compliant DEI Program After EEOC, DOJ Guidance
• Litigation Firms Back Perkins Coie In Suit Over Trump Order
• A Closer Look At New NYSE, Nasdaq Listing Rule Changes
• SEC Drops Suit Against Silver Point Over Atty Info Access
• Holland & Knight Lands 8-Atty Seward & Kissel Maritime Team
• Compensation Up For Quest Diagnostics GC After Earlier Dip
• Meta May Not Scroll Past 'Clever' Instagram Addiction Suit
• Loeb & Loeb Adds Ex-Hong Kong Atty To LA Corp. Group
• Whole Foods To Settle Bonus Manipulation Suit
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Be An Indispensable Associate
• Spirit Airlines CEO Departs After Ch. 11 Exit
• 6 Principles For De-Risking In This Era Of Uncertainty
• Boeing Again Settles Ethiopian 737 Max Cases On Eve Of Trial
• Real Estate Recap: 'Gold Card,' ESG, Tokenization
• Nokia Reaches Deal Before EDTX Patent Trial, T-Mobile Still On
• Bayer Wants Supreme Court To Review Roundup Litigation
• IPO Plans Appear Iced As Trump's Tariffs Rock Markets
• Pipe Cos. Settle $3M Cargo Damage Dispute With Insurer
• Chevron Hit With $745M Verdict Over La. Coast Pollution
• OpenAI And Musk Get 2026 Trial Date, Likely Sans Microsoft
• 11th Circ. Revives Aircraft Co.'s Deal Suit Against Boeing
• Employment Authority: Trump EO On Federal Union Contracts
• US Bank Defeats Class Cert. In Early Retiree Benefits Suit
• Chancery Trims Claims, Limits Ruling On Focus Financial Suit
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