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Retail & E-Commerce - May, 2015

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• A Busy Summer Ahead For Some H-1B Employers
• Dollar Tree to Sell 330 Stores To Private Equity Firm
• Boyd To Break Ground On Retail Portions Of 750-Acre Project
• Fired Md. CVS Manager Hits Pharmacy With Bias Suit
• WP Carey-Managed REIT Drops $105M On Norway Retail Site
• 4 IPOs Eye $552M To Start June After Brief Slowdown
• New Wash. Law Invites Tribes Mulling Marijuana Biz
• 4 In-House Preferences For Better Outside Counsel
• Oracle Wants IP Protected In Wet Seal Asset Sale
• Monster Energy Gets Injunction Against Knockoff Sellers
• Clorox Doesn't Have To Supply Grocer Amid Antitrust Suit
• Sally Beauty Confirms 2nd Data Breach In A Year
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: UBS, Blackstone, Neverland
• US Franchisors Expanding Abroad Must Consider FCPA Risks
• 2nd Circ. Won't DQ Apple E-Book Settlement Monitor
• Capmark To Pay $410M For Senior-Targeted Catalog Retailer
• Lone Star Fund Scores $132M For Office, Retail Purchases
• Karmaloop Can Pay Burns & Levinson For Early Ch. 11 Work
• Wash. High Court Strikes Down Anti-SLAPP Law
• NYSDOL Proposes Rules For Reining In Payroll Card Fees
• Pier 1, GameStop Hit With Web Navigation IP Suit
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Moinian, BBVA, Lewis Brisbois
• Frederick's Of Hollywood Likely To Sell IP To ABG For $22.5M
• $325M Philly Mall Plans Get Snagged On Job Concerns
• Sports Dealer Wants Judge DQ'd In Giants Fake Merch Suit
• Target Must Reveal Info On Past Data Breaches, Judge Says
• Wal-Mart, Tracy Morgan Settle Civil Suit Over Fatal Crash
• Nestle Puts Frozen Treat Rival's Antitrust Suit On Ice
• Pot Consultant, Financial Firm Team Up To Aid Tribes
• Turkish Co. Sued Over Seeds Linked To Hepatitis A Outbreak
• Car Dealer Says Atty On Hook For Not Catching Bad Contracts
• Office Depot To Pay $3.4M For Not Reporting Chair Defects
• Advocacy Groups Urge 10th Circ. To Nix 'Amazon Tax' Suit
• NYC Council Greenlights Vanderbilt Corridor Rezoning
• Circuit City Wraps Up LCD Price-Fixing Settlement With AUO
• Law Trio Steers $74M Brooklyn Hotel Project Financing
• AmEx Seeks Stay Of Antitrust Order From 2nd Circ.
• And Now A Word From The Panel: The MDL Lexicon
• David's Tea Set To Draw $77M In US IPO
• A New Compliance Challenge For Cos. Doing Business In UK
• Nomi Highlights Risks Of Publicizing Privacy Policies
• Ernst & Young Sat On Wal-Mart Bribery Claims, Group Claims
• Skechers Can't Block State Shape-Ups Injury Suits
• Battery Charger Co. Seeks $50M Over Disney's 'Power Bars'
• Deals Rumor Mill: Carlyle, LVMH, CTBC Financial Holding
• Warriors, Ticketmaster Look To Toss StubHub Antitrust Suit
• Tech Group Bashes FTC's Nomi Retail Tracking Pact
• Ray-Ban Trademark Suit Is A Bully Tactic, Online Seller Says
• Grocery Antitrust Ruling Creates 'Twilight Zone,' Justices Told
• Lumber Liquidators Says Coverage Dispute Belongs In Wis.
• High Court Won't Hear Appeal Over Target's Lack Of Defibs
• Wash. State Supports Seattle In Wage Row With Franchisees
• Will Wall Street Embrace Overstock's Digital Securities?
• Amazon Will Pony Up Tax Payments In UK, Germany
• Consumer Blames Ikea Dresser Defect For Boy's Death
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Dailan, Sareb, SL Green
• Kirkland, Wachtell Advise Hot Topic's $122M Geeknet Deal
• NY Handicap Icon May Empower Plaintiffs Under ADA
• The Illusory Value Of Requiring Individual Breach Notices
• 5 Insights From CBRE General Counsel Laurence Midler
• MasterCard, Target Fall Short On Data Breach Settlement
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Blackstone, Dacra, Heatherwood
• Nordstrom Family Wants Plane Ride Suit Grounded
• Brand Battles: 1-800-Flowers.com, Facebook, Texas Rangers
• 5 IPOs Nab $1B Ahead Of Slow Holiday Week
• Estee Lauder Shut Out Duty Free Retailer, 11th Circ. Hears
• Atty Asks Justices To Review His Role In $2B NJ Mall Deal
• Bass Pro Says EEOC Wants 'Unlawful' Case Setup
• Wal-Mart Argues Calif. ZIP Code Class Can't Stand
• CVS Pays $2.4M To End Calif. Consumer Overcharging Suit
• Fairway Says IPO Class Action Fails Under Omnicare
• Taxation With Representation: Sullivan, Ropes & Gray
• Slate Office REIT To Pick Up $430M Portfolio From Fortis
• Ex-Circle K Manager Claims Firing Was Based On Nat'l Origin
• AmEx Asks 2nd Circ. To Review Card-Steering Row
• Power Continues To Flow Toward Calif. Plaintiffs Via PAGA
• RadioShack Deal Sets Standard For Consumer Data Transfers
• Sears Wants Out Of Insurer Suit Over Electrolux Dryer Fire
• CPSC Lumber Liquidators Probe A Clue To Agency's New Tone
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Blackstone, Goldman, Raymour
• Home Depot Gets Nod For $1.5M Deal With Fired Workers
• Wal-Mart Can't Escape Vision Payment Class Action
• 2 E-Commerce Cos. Together Draw $241M In US Debuts
• Whole Foods Hit With National Origin Bias Suit
• CVS Continues Attempts To Nix Kickback Suit Over Coupons
• Bankrupt Karmaloop Sold To Lenders After No Suitors Emerge
• Dollar General Rips Rulings In EEOC Background Check Suit
• FTC's Wright Blasts Agency Approach To 'Internet Of Things'
• Calif. Sings A Song Of Song-Beverly Developments
• Dollar General Urges Justices to Tackle Tribal Jurisdiction
• 8th Circ. Won't Split Coverage Of Lost Supermarket Income
• Lumber Liquidators CEO Resigns Amid Formaldehyde Fallout
• Making The Right Call On 'On-Call' Shifts
• Sullivan & Cromwell Guides CVS In $12.7B Deal For Omnicare
• Zale Board Says Suit Over $690M Signet Merger Falls Short
• Calif. Dealers Say Online Car Market Runs Without License
• A Primer On The War Between American Apparel And Charney
• RadioShack Judge Won't Reopen Auction, OKs $26M IP Sale
• Ballard Spahr Adds Financial Tech Ace In NY
• Diamond Middleman Wants Atty DQ'd In Software Patent Beef
• Calif. Appeals Court OKs Levi Strauss Email Program
• AmEx Can't Stop Card Steering Amid Antitrust Appeal
• US Top Importer/Exporter Of Distribution Services, ITC Says
• Manhattan Boutique Owner Sues Con Ed Over Gas Explosion
• Antolin Says It Doesn't Have Docs Sought In Auto Parts MDL
• Former Barnes & Noble IP Director Jumps To Stris & Maher
• Customer Says Costco's 'Flushable' Wipes Clog Plumbing
• E-Commerce Boom May Mean More IP Fights Over Tribal Art
• Yahoo Says Alibaba Spinoff Still On Despite IRS Comments
• Data Breach Cost Home Depot $7M In 1st Quarter Of 2015
• Clorox Argues Retailer Can't Prove Harm In Competition Suit
• Online Shopping For Packaged Foods: The Big Picture
• 2015 Law360 Minority Report
• Fed Circ. Again Upholds Constitutionality Of Byrd Amendment
• The 50 Best Firms For Minority Partners
• Diversity Gap A Growing Threat To BigLaw Bottom Lines
• The 100 Best Law Firms For Minority Attorneys
• AIG Says Office Depot Can't Seek $15M Coverage Of FCA Suit
• Swatch Can't Revive IP Row Over Panavision's 'Swatchball'
• Deals Rumor Mill: Flipkart, Metro AG, Hewlett-Packard
• Donating Profits Doesn't Warrant Tax Exemption: 9th Circ.
• Maternity Store's Gift Card Settlement Denied In Privacy Suit
• Despite Phony Avon Bid, SEC May Resist Edgar Makeover
• $325M Philly Mall Redevelopment Lands Planning Approval
• American Apparel Faces 13 New Complaints After NLRB Axes 6
• Kasowitz Delivers In Steiner's $140M Wegmans Deal
• Wal-Mart Nixes Class Cert. Bid In Calif. Worker OT Row
• UK Says Clothier Owes £22.4M For Tax Avoidance Scheme
• Skadden-Led Shopify Boosts IPO Target To $141.7M
• PayPal To Pay $25M For Credit Service Deception
• Tread Lightly Texas: Defining 'Spouse' Under The FMLA
• What The Nomi Case Could Mean For Retail Tracking
• Lobbying The EU: New Requirements For A 'Voluntary' Regime
• JC Penney Shoppers Win Class Cert. In False Discount Suit
• FTC Wades Into Fight Over RadioShack's Customer Data Sale
• NJ Decision Makes State Court Cozier For Class Actions
• RadioShack IP Suitor Wants Auction Resumed
• NYC Retail Deals Push Up Asking Rents In Top-Tier Corridors
• Gucci, YSL Suit Says Alibaba Is Pushing Knockoffs
• CPPIB Joint Venture Pays $263M For Seoul Mall
• Senators Urge FDA To Delay Menu Labeling Rule
• Dollar Tree Hit With Class Action Over Background Checks
• American Apparel Sues Founder Over Takeover Efforts
• Calif. AG Says House Bill Weakens Data Security Rules
• Overstock, Sears Sell Bogus Native American Jewelry: Suit
• No Rocky Road For This Ice Cream Product Recall
• Lane Bryant Owner Pays $2.2B For Ann Taylor Parent Co.
• HIG Capital Buys UK Shopping Center In $102M Deal
• Wipe Away Those Fears, The 7th Circ. Is Here
• Consider 5 Things Before Choosing An E-Discovery Provider
• Wal-Mart Settles Ex-Dukes Plaintiff's Sex Bias Suit
• Amazon Accused Of Unfairly Docking Pay For Lateness
• Samsung, AU, Others Pay $63M To Settle LCD Antitrust Row
• 9th Circ. Lets Yahoo Shareholder Suit Over Alibaba Stake Die
• Fried Frank Guides Brait's $1.2B Deal For Women's Clothier
• 5 IPOs Set To Draw $973M After Disappointing Week Of Debuts
• US Retail Cos. Lead Cross-Border Expansion Deal Drive
• Travel Sites Want Puerto Rico Hotel Tax Row Put To Bed
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Lululemon Suit Over Translucent Pants
• Unsecured Karmaloop Creditors Want Sale Proceeds In Escrow
• Fried Frank, Kasowitz Aid Kushner's $296M Times Square Buy
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Fort Worth, Centaur, Capital One
• What's Behind The EC's Probe Of The E-Commerce Sector
• 3 Questions To Ask When Using Surveys In Litigation
• Class Actions Are Biggest Worry For US GCs
• CVS Ducks Contract Case After Pharmacy Drops Claims
• Whole Foods Shuts Down 'Eatright' Trademark Suit
• 10th Circ. Calls Timeout On Utah Contact Lens Pricing Law
• 2nd Circ. Axes US Polo Contempt Order In Ralph Lauren Fight
• Urban Outfitters Can't Duck Trademark Claims, Navajos Say
• Target Accused Of Firing 2 Workers Over Military Deployments
• Sidley Taps Ex-Simpson Thacher M&A Pro For 2nd LA Office
• Skechers Accused Of Ripping Off Flip-Flop Maker's Trademark
• Retailers, Banks Spar Over Data Security Before House
• Deals Rumor Mill: Avon, Advent, Standard Chartered
• UK Retailer Poundworld Gets $236M For Majority Stake
• Etsy Hid Counterfeiting Problems From Investors, Suit Says
• Sears, Kmart Drop Panasonic Claims In CRT Price-Fixing MDL
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Extell, Ackman, Shorenstein
• Court-Appointed Experts — A Powerful But Rarely Used Tool
• AmEx Reaches $3.65M Attys' Fee Deal In Anti-Steering Suit
• Wal-Mart, Target May Have To Care About Honey Badger Suit
• RadioShack Seeks Ruling On $100M IRS Claim
• Court Told Best Buy Can't Strike Messages In Nude Photo Suit
• CVS Strikes $22M Deal With Feds In Fla. Oxycodone Probe
• Visa, MasterCard Accused Again Of Swipe Fee Conspiracy
• US Urges Justices To Pass On Dollar General Sex Assault Suit
• 3 Firms Guide $905M London Office Tower Deal
• Standard General Unit Wins RadioShack IP With $26M Bid
• Hollister Gift Card Class Survives Ascertainability Challenge
• Cloud Computing Service Exempt From Sales Tax In NY
• Jury Awards $1.35M To Artist Stiffed By Hoover Dam Gift Shop
• Prudential Unit Pays $240M For Mixed-Use Fla. Retail Center
• Wal-Mart Pharmacists Say Unpaid Homework Was Mandatory
• American Apparel Founder Hits Company With $20M Libel Suit
• Forever 21's Blocked Exits Endangered Workers, OSHA Says
• PayPal Inks 95,000-Sq.-Ft. Office Lease In NYC
• NLRB Judge Says Several Macy's Handbook Rules Unlawful
• Eminent Domain OK'd For $175M Colorado Retail Complex
• California Pols Ax Latest Soda Tax Proposal
• Maryland Allows Direct-To-Consumer Electric Car Sales
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Related, Tao, Keybank
• Alibaba Moves Into Middle Eastern Cloud Computing With JV
• Fighting The Tide Of Serial ADA Litigation
• 4 Tips For Disclosing A Data Breach To Regulators
• RadioShack Sees $17.3M Bid For IP, Customer Data
• Caesars Palace Could Face $20M Anti-Money Laundering Fine
• Deals Rumor Mill: AT&T, Koninklijke, Pall Corp.
• Wal-Mart Urges High Court To Take $188M Worker Appeal
• Murphy Oil Says NLRB Flouts 5th Circ.'s DR Horton Ruling
• Apple Retail Employees Pitch Splitting Suit To Win Cert.
• Monster Energy Says Chinese E-Retailers Ripping Off Brand
• 3rd Circ. Revives Sleepy's Drivers' Misclassification Suit
• Zara Accused Of Infringing Clothing Labels In Trademark Suit
• Wash. High Court Mulls State's Gas Tax Refunds To Tribes
• Raymour & Flanigan Hit With Retaliation, Discrimination Suit
• Giant Eagle Hits AbbVie With AndroGel Pay-For-Delay Suit
• DOJ Bashes AmEx Bid To Pause Steering Rule Injunction
• Lord & Taylor Hit With Class Action Over Unsolicited Texts
• Sens. Introduce Bill To Widen Use Of Commercial Drones
• Hyundai Wants Illegal Goods IP Row Parked In Calif.
• A Closer Look At DOJ's 1st E-Commerce Price-Fixing Case
• Butter Cookies, Rob Lowe And Advertising Self-Regulation
• McDermott Sheds Claims In Bra Co.'s $5.9M Malpractice Suit
• Criticism On Facebook Is Protected, NLRB Tells DC Circ.
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Soverain Rehearing Bid In $18M Avon Fight
• Contact Lens Makers Can't Delay Utah Pricing Agreement Law
• Hedge Fund Sets Major Precedent With Tempur Sealy Victory
• Barnes & Noble Hit With Transgender Bias Suit
• Endo Slams Walgreens' Lidoderm Pay-For-Delay Suit
• Bridgestone Persists In Bid To Overturn Calif. PAGA Ruling
• FTC Pushes Michigan To Repeal Auto Direct Sales Ban
• Fiskars Drops $437M On PE-Backed Luxury Home Goods Co.
• Ex-Employee Says Nordstrom Charges For 'Phantom' Items
• Wal-Mex Investors Say Bribery Cover-Up Claims Should Stand
• Wash. Gov. Signs Law To Allow Tribal-State Marijuana Pacts
• Tribe Slams Urban Outfitters' 'Generic' Trademark Claims
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: DTZ, Saudi Arabian REITS, Skyview
• Shoppers Accuse Costco Of Overcharging Calif. Sales Tax
• Alibaba-Backed E-Commerce Co. Baozun Eyes $177M IPO
• A Wave Of Retroactive Retail Class Actions In Calif.?
• Shareholders Secure Huge Victory In Battle With Tempur Sealy
• Lumber Liquidators' OT Deal Doomed By Incentive Award
• Brand Battles: Toronto Raptors, Ford, Patagonia, Heineken
• Chinese Co. Files Suit Claiming $1.3M In Stolen Clothing
• Apple, AT&T Say RadioShack Can't Sell Customer Data
• Vitamin Shoppe Pulls Untested, Amphetaminelike Ingredient
• Lululemon Investors Rip Early Dismissal Of See-Through Suit
• King & Spalding Guides $589M Deal For Turkish Food Giant
• Taxation With Representation: Paul Hastings, Cravath, Hogan
• Obama On TPP At Nike's HQ: 'Let's Just Do It'
• NJ Lawmakers Move To Block Local Wage, Sick Leave Laws
• Build-A-Bear Accused Of Discriminating Against The Blind
• Wal-Mart Snaps Up Target's Canadian Stores For $165M
• China Lays Out Policies To Nurture E-Commerce Growth
• Mobile Technology Under The FTC Spotlight
• American Apparel Founder Launches $30M Suit Over Ouster
• Wal-Mart Beats Contempt Bid Over Bribery Scandal Docs
• Michaels Gets Calif. Vacation Time Class Action Clipped
• Toys R Us Fatal Dresser Case Sent Back To Pa. Court
• Home Depot Settles With AUO In LCD Price-Fixing MDL
• Rite Aid Joins Pay-For-Delay MDL Over Generic Niaspan
• Labor Critics Pillory Obama For Pushing Trade At Nike HQ
• Lumber Liquidators Halts Sales Of Chinese Laminate Flooring
• B&N Cites Recent Rulings In Bid To Kill Data Breach Row
• Banks Lose Bid To Stop Target's $19M Data Breach Deal
• Deals Rumor Mill: Yelp, Golden Gate Capital, Blackstone
• EU Launches Broad E-Commerce Antitrust Probe
• EU Is Right To Focus On Android In Google Investigation
• 4 Firms Guide $137M Tristan Capital Altarea Mall Deal
• Oracle's Micros Systems Settles Computer Techs' OT Claims
• Cache Reaches Financing Deal To Stop Fall Into Ch. 7
• Supermarket Backs Down On Injunction In Visa Denial Suit
• 5 New Practice Areas Your Firm Should Start
• CVS Coupons Not Exempt From Kickback Law, Customer Says
• Former Target GC Returns To Dorsey & Whitney In Minneapolis
• VC-Backed Shopify Sets Terms For $108M IPO
• Sales Tax Class Actions Raise Red Flags For Retailers
• NY Grants First Operating License To A Bitcoin Exchange
• Wal-Mart Accused Of Selling Fake Native American Jewelry
• Sears, Kmart Drop Samsung Claims In CRT Price-Fix MDL
• Class Says BJ's Refuses To Reveal Purchase Info In OJ Suit
• RadioShack Buyer Wants Its Customer Data Out Of IP Sale
• Retailers Tune To Calif. High Court For Song-Beverly Defense
• Food Industry Groups Appeal Vt. GMO Law To 2nd Circ.
• Feds' Ripple Penalty Bolsters Fight Against NY's BitLicense
• Overstock.com General Counsel Steps Down
• 9th Circ. Excuses Apparel CEO From Guarantor Liability
• Frederick's Of Hollywood Gets Nod For Ch. 11 Auction
• Dead Soldier's Parents Say GNC Can't Slip 'Jack3d' Suit
• Merchants Want Slice Of Willkie Fee Swipe MDL Disclosures
• Texas Blasts Wal-Mart's Suit Over Liquor Permit Ban
• Va. Is 1st State To Mandate Enhanced Payment Security
• Class Says J. Crew Knew About Credit ID Theft Risk
• FAA Chief Announces Drone Partnerships, Smartphone App
• Simply Fashion Sale OK'd After Creditors Resolve Objections
• FTC Settles With Middleman In $26M Credit Card Fraud Plot
• Intellectual Ventures Seeks To Revive Capital One IP Row
• Court Rejects Dollar General's Bid For EEOC Hiring Data
• REI Settles OT Class Action For $2.5M
• Cravath Reps Pitney Bowes In $395M Buy For E-Commerce Co.
• 9th Circ. Royalty Case To Drive Art Resales Out Of Calif.
• Judge Rips Ex-Target Worker's Attys For 'Sparse' Cert. Bid
• Boscov's Hit With ADA Suit Over Alleged Accessibility Issues
• Sally Beauty Probing Possible 2nd Payment Card Breach
• NLRB Gets Backup In 5th Circ. Murphy Oil Arbitration Row
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Lennar, Holland America, Foot Locker
• Simply Fashion Creditors Slam Insider-Sponsored Sales
• 9th Circ. Sends Info-Collection Query To Calif. High Court
• Fifth Suspect Admits Guilt In $18M Retail Design Loan Fraud
• 9th Circ. Restricts Calif. Royalty Act To In-State Art Sales
• AutoZone Among 11 Retailers Sued In Tracking Patent Blitz
• Walgreen Says Revised FCA Suit Repeats Rejected Claims
• Hedge Funds Slam Salus' $129M 'Gotcha' RadioShack Suit
• Dollar General Wants Order Requiring 'Irrelevant' Data Undone
• Urban Outfitters Can't Escape Securities Class Action
• TJMaxx Hit With Suit Over Lead In Balsamic Vinegar
• Grocery Chain Demands Injunction In Visa Denial Suit
• To Certify, Or Not To Certify, That Is The Question
• IBM's Tech Patents Abstract Under Alice, Priceline Says
• 2nd Circ. Mulls EEOC Standards In Sterling Jewelers Case
• Website-Only Businesses Must Be Aware Of ADA's Title III
• Calif. Appeals Court Upholds Info Collection By Online Stores
• Judge Trims Claims In Sprawling Auto Price Antitrust MDL
• Wyly Brothers Continue To Fight $300M SEC Judgment
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: TIAA-CREF, ProspectHill, Tucker
• Miami Outdoor Shopping Mall Sells For $88M
• Greenberg Traurig Taps Ex-DLA IP Pro In Silicon Valley
• Cozen, Difede Guide National Real Estate's $141M Philly Loan
• Costco Hit With 2 Junk Fax TCPA Class Actions
• 1 Law Firm Dominates April IPO Activity
• EBay Ducks Proposed Class Action Over Data Breach
• Mall Owner Macerich Settles Proxy Fight With Activist Funds
• High Court Urged To Snub SuperValu, C&S Antitrust Petition
• Ex-G3, Foot Locker Execs Cop To $18M Fraud Scheme
• EEOC, Sterling Jewelers Spar Over Mach Mining At 2nd Circ.
• AmEx Wants Stay On Order To Alter Anti-Steering Rules
• Retrocom Snags $66M From Manufacturers Life Insurance
• Multinational JV Set Up To Launch E-Commerce Site In China
• Lessons From The Target Data Breach Settlement
• Wal-Mart, Top Retailers Largely Skim 2014's FLSA Wave
• Bridgestone Slammed Over High Court PAGA Carveout Bid
• FTC Details Privacy Trade-Offs In Retail Tracking
• 4 Alibaba Securities Suits Over $25B IPO Merged In NY
• Brand Battles: Sears, Red Bull, Novartis
• Despite Atty 'Chutzpah,' Judge Nixes Lowe's $4.5M OT Deal
• AmEx Judge Asks Merchants If DOJ Win Affects Private Deal
• Plastic Bag Manufacturers Sue Dallas Over 5-Cent Fee Law
• Workers Say Bankrupt C. Wonder Fired Them Without Notice
• House Bill Would Harmonize Banks, Retailers' Data Security
• Hot Topic Will Pay $15M To End Lawsuit Over $600M Sale
• 'Shutter Shades' Isn't A Trademark, Judge Says
• Louis Vuitton Gains Injunction Against Fla. Flea Market
• Ex-Worker Says AutoZone Bias Suit Belongs In State Court
• Keeping Clear Of ADA Accessible Route Claims