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Retail & E-Commerce - June, 2020

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• Calif. Appeals Court Revives 99 Cents Workers' Cert. Bids
• 3 Developments As HHS Officials Paint Dark Pandemic Picture
• Biz Owners Barred For Criminal Past Win PPP Extension
• Fla. Court Lets Caterers Receive Offsite Alcohol Deliveries
• Calif. Would Win EU Favor With Privacy Measure, Backer Says
• Consumers Say Vaping Claims Aren't Barred In Juul MDL
• Colorado Gov. Signs Cannabis Social Equity Bill Into Law
• La. Legislature OKs Biz Tax Breaks Expansion Amid Virus
• In Booking.com, Court Rejects Hard Rules And Dire Warnings
• Miss. Marketplace Facilitator Tax Mandate To Start Wednesday
• Calif. OKs $202B Budget With Tax Hikes For Virus Deficit
• Instacart Sues To Block Seattle's Gig Worker Hazard Pay
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• DC Circ. Says USPS Can't Stop Foreign Letter Data Release
• How Calif. Privacy Rights Act Could Shape Privacy Landscape
• What You Say In Online Mediation May Be Discoverable
• Mexican Retailer Grupo Famsa Seeks To Exit Ch. 11 In August
• NY Law Firm Hits Hartford With COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive PetIQ Merger Challenge
• Bayer, Beiersdorf Can't Ditch Or Move Coppertone Claims
• Supreme Court OKs Trademark For Booking.com
• Chinese Investor Sues Grocery GC Over Soured EB-5 Bid
• Nike Pilfered '6-Point Star' Logo For NBA Apparel, Suit Says
• Amazon Must Face Suit Over Pay For Security Screenings
• Biz Groups Get OK To Enter Fight Over Joint Employer Rule
• 3 Firms Helm Lululemon's $500M Buy Of Fitness Co. Mirror
• Mass. Court Upholds Retailer's $5M Tax, Penalty Abatement
• Calif. Delays Pot Licensing Fees Amid Pandemic
• UK Watchdog Fines Instrument Cos. For Blocking Discounts
• How COVID-19 Impact Analysis May Shape MAE Disputes
• NY Landlords Lose Challenge To Cuomo's Eviction Limits
• Treat Hemp Like Any Other Industry, FinCEN Urges
• Ex-Walmart Workers Want Win In COBRA Notice Suit
• German Parliament Approves VAT Cut To Boost Economy
• 10 Tips For A Successful Remote Arbitration Hearing
• Dispensary Says Md. Pot Board Discrimination Case Tenable
• Surveillance Reformers Seize Moment Amid Protests, Virus
• Group Asks Court To Pause LA's Minority Pot Licensing
• CBD Seller Says Ex-Manager Can't Bring Securities Suit
• 9 States With COVID-19 Biz Immunity, And 3 That May Follow
• Frida Kahlo Corp. Fights TM Suit By Artist Booted Off Zazzle
• Amazon To Buy Self-Driving Startup Zoox
• Nasdaq To Delist Luckin Coffee As Executive Shake-Up Brews
• Trustee Flags Bonus-Related Terms In Libbey's Ch. 11 Loan
• Pa. Convenience Store Chain Wants Data Breach Suit Tossed
• Surescripts Says Pharmacies' Antitrust Claims Too Indirect
• The Week In Bankruptcy: Virus Dominoes Continue To Fall
• No Meat To Tyson 'Prime Pork' False Ad Suit, Judge Says
• Snubbed CRT Buyers Can't Delay Deals' Approval
• Real Estate Rumors: Jesus Gonzalez Pereda, Blackstone, L&L
• To Achieve Diversity, Law Firms Must Reinvent Hiring Process
• 2nd Circ. Dumps One Class, Affirms Another In Wet Wipes Suit
• Coronavirus Q&A: Fox Rothschild Real Estate Leader
• Calif. Privacy Law Revision To Appear On Nov. Ballots
• Adidas Can't Undo Nike's Sneaker Patent Win, Fed. Circ. Says
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Patents For Light-Up Kids' Shoes
• Calif. DoorDash Drivers' Wage Suit Hits Pleading Speed Bump
• Albertsons Rings Up Smaller-Than-Expected $800M IPO
• Chubb Aims To Ax Target's Data Breach Coverage Claim
• States Showing Interest In Taxing Digital Ads, Panelists Say
• Drivers Ask To Sue Hertz For False Reports Despite Ch. 11
• GNC Can Tap Into Ch. 11 Funds Despite Creditor Opposition
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Tiffany & Co. Wins $12M In TM Fight Over Counterfeit Sellers
• Underpaid Migrant Farmworkers Were Lured To ICE, Suit Says
• Cybersecurity Steps For Law Firms Amid Heightened Risks
• Borrower Insights For Maximizing PPP Loan Forgiveness
• 10 Key Considerations For Commercial Leases After COVID-19
• Car Sales Incentives Count Toward Minimum Wage, DOL Says
• RI Enacts Changes To Digital Products Tax Law
• Deals Rumor Mill: Allegro, Fosun, NMC Health
• Container Store Poised To Escape ADA Suit After Tech Update
• Canopy, Acreage Delay Deadline For Landmark Pot Co. Merger
• Instagram Celeb's Luxury Cannabis Co. Hit With TCPA Suit
• Amazon Targets Bogus Goods With New Anti-Counterfeit Unit
• Mich. Pot Industry Expects A Boost From Regulatory Overhaul
• Cigarillo Co. Seeks To Revive $44M Verdict Against Swisher
• Dems Ramp Up Pressure Over DOJ Antitrust 'Politicization'
• Wayfair Investor Sues For Records On $535M Transaction
• Brazil Halts Cielo Payments Through Facebook's WhatsApp
• Colo. Dispensary Avoids Receivership After Repaying Investor
• 'Natural' Brand Names Not A Warranty, Personal Care Co. Says
• Del. Justices Reverse Overstock.com's $7.3M Judgment
• 9th Circ. Revives LuLaRoe Excess Sales Tax Suit
• Under Armour Wants Activewear Tech Antitrust Suit Shredded
• Trump's Brother Seeks To Block Niece's Book About President
• An Inside Look At DOJ Fight Against COVID-19 Price-Gouging
• COVID-19 Liability Waivers: What Businesses Should Know
• Ill. Force Majeure Ruling Could Be Problematic For Landlords
• Amazon Can Invest In Deliveroo Despite CMA Flip On Findings
• Cuomo's Eviction Moratorium Went Too Far, Landlords Say
• VAT Cuts Won't Save Economies, Will Burden Businesses
• It's Time For Law Firms To Support Work-From-Home Culture
• Harassment Ruling Doesn't Clear Cos. Of All Worker Conduct
• Juul, Altria Want Gov't Suits Tossed In Vaping MDL
• Republicans Keep Confirming Unqualified Judicial Nominees
• How Trump Forever Changed Judicial Nominations
• GNC Falls Into Ch. 11 Due To COVID-19 With $1B-Plus Debt
• Court Trims Challenge To Ill. Cannabis Licensing Scheme
• Costco Accused Of Mismanaging $15.5B 401(k) Plan
• NJ Justices To Review Class Claims Over PC Richard Receipts
• Walmart Accused Of Misrepresenting Toddler Formula
• Amazon Wants To Arbitrate COVID-19 Price Gouging Claims
• Kellogg's Customer Falls Short With Vanilla False Ad Suit
• Aldi Will Pay $2M To End Calif. Employees' Overtime Suit
• DOJ Takes 'Strained' Approach To CDA Antitrust Immunity
• Fla. Leveraging Liquor Licenses To Enforce COVID-19 Rules
• UK Tribunal Says Liquor Retailer Dodged $8.3M In VAT
• Nevada Pot Shop Slams 'Cut-And-Paste' TCPA Suit
• Under Armour Beats 'Uncle Martian' At China's High Court
• FCC Supports Mobile Industry In RF Emissions Suit
• Glyphosate Brief Exposes Calif.-Federal Chemical Regs Clash
• Commercial Mortgage Loan Modifications Amid COVID-19
• DoorDash Drivers Fight Uphill Battle To Intervene In $40M Deal
• Lessons From Failed Calif. Bill Protecting Small Biz Tenants
• Tips For Crafting The Perfect Law Firm Alert
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Urban Outfitters Accused Of Using Merger Talks To Pilfer IP
• Retail Security Policies And The Risk Of Discrimination
• Real Estate Rumors: Bank Hapoalim, Aspen Dental, Delavaco
• FCC Asks For Input On Effects Of Recent T-Mobile Outage
• 9th Circ. Says Chubb Needn't Cover Walmart Trademark Suit
• Sullivan, Wachtell Guide Design Co.'s $164M Investment Grab
• Nasdaq Serves Luckin Coffee Another Delisting Notice
• Sharper Image Owner Escapes VR Case Due To Jurisdiction
• LA Won't Have To Pause Minority Pot Biz Applications
• CVS Inks $9.7M Deal In Pharmacy Worker Training Pay Row
• Need Questioned For New Uniform Remote Sales Tax Model Law
• Valentino Looks To Exit Fifth Ave. Lease Over Virus Disruption
• Barton Expands Tax Practice With Former Akerman Partner
• Chinese Language Investment News Co. Hits Ch. 11 In Calif.
• Neiman Marcus Creditors Must Wait On Alternative Ch. 11 Plan
• Real Estate Rumors: Assemblage, Edgewater, Eduardo Pelaez
• Judging A Book: Elrod Reviews 'Shortlisted'
• Mandatory State Bars Likely To Remain Intact, For Now
• Contract Renegotiation Vs. Litigation In Wake Of COVID-19
• Memorabilia Co. Slams Investors' Jackie Robinson Doc Claims
• True Religion Gets Go-Ahead To Pay Brass Ch. 11 Bonuses
• Sports Store Fights 9th Circ. Rehearing In Coverage Suit
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Shell Egg Buyers' Antitrust Suit
• For Distressed M&A, An Alternative To Section 363 Sales
• Wilson Sonsini Reps Payments Co. In $150M Funding Round
• Schulte Roth Helps With $80M Brooklyn Loan
• SEC Ends Suit Against Crypto CEO Over Bogus $42.5M ICO
• Trump Admin. To Release Info On Large PPP Loan Recipients
• Workers Defend Ill. Biometric Suit Against Online Gift Retailer
• Grocer Albertsons Leads 2 IPO Launches Totaling $1.45B
• The Week In Bankruptcy: New Ch. 11 Cases Flood Courts
• Calif. Winemaker Accused Of Lying About Products' Origin
• UN Tax Panel To Confront Digital, Virus Challenges At Meeting
• US Trustee Says Court Should Reject Pier 1 Ch. 11 Plan
• Brand Battles: Puma Says Nike's 'Footware' Isn't A Trademark
• Calif. AG Tells 9th Circ. Insurance Law Is Constitutional
• Insurers Want Hertz's $23M Coverage Suit Tossed
• Hertz's Aborted Ch. 11 Stock Sale Smacks Of Securities Fraud
• Tips For Prenegotiation Letter Agreements In Loan Workouts
• What Vandalism Damage Means For Tenants And Landlords
• 11 Keys To Success At Remote Mediation
• NJ Talc Ruling Is Unlikely To Affect NY's Stance On Daubert
• Taxation With Representation: Wilson Sonsini, Rutan, Weil
• US Still Hoping For 2020 Deal On Digital Taxes
• Coronavirus Q&A: Allen Matkins' Real Estate Leader
• Real Estate Rumors: Wells, Link Real Estate NYC, Aureole
• Wayfair At 2: Sales Tax Landscape Fundamentally Altered
• Kentucky Tax Talk: Pandemic Raises Telecommuting Issues
• Pharma Co. Must Mediate EpiPen Pricing Claims With Mylan
• Fox In The Henhouse: DOJ Sniffing Around Poultry Industry
• Victoria's Secret Plagued By 'Abusive' Culture, Investor Says
• Ikea To Pay $7.5M To End Wage Class Action Over Breaks
• Judge OKs $1.7M In Bonuses For Stage Stores Execs
• Amazon, Valentino Pair Up To Sue Alleged Shoe Counterfeiter
• 9th Circ. Says Pot Cos.' Tax Petition Dead By Being A Day Late
• VW, Bosch Again Dodge Sales Reps' Lost Commissions Suit
• NY State Says Native Co. May Be Again Illegally Shipping Cigs
• ECJ Supply Decision Could Spell Higher VAT For Polish Co.
• Acme Beats Worker's Bias Suit Over Racial Slur On Job
• La. To Clarify Remote Seller Tax Collection Mandate Start Date
• Hertz Terminates Plan For $1B Stock Sale In Del. Ch. 11
• Ga. Court Revives Suit Over 'Murder Kroger' Store Shooting
• Property Coverage For Riot-Related Claims Is Not Automatic
• Applying Frustration Of Purpose To NY Commercial Leases
• 4 Clickwrap Pitfalls And How To Avoid Them
• Pandemic Could Bring Student Exodus From Legal Profession
• Walmart Investors Want Docs To Probe Role In Opioid Crisis
• OSHA Lays Out Road Map For 3-Stage Reopening Plan
• Chinese Co. Charged With Selling Defective Respirator Masks
• Google Says 'Not A Shred Of Evidence' In Ad Bias Suit
• 9 Post-Coronavirus Cybersecurity Predictions For Cos.
• Maine Cannabis Residence Suits Raise Thorny Federal Issues
• UK Sports Fashion Co. Appeals Reversal Of £90M Merger
• Largest UK Grocer To Sell Poland Stores, Office For $227M
• Celestron, Other Telescope Cos. Hit With Price-Fixing Suit
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Food Packaging Antitrust Suit
• 7-Eleven Freed From NJ Injury Suit Over Armed Robbery
• Amazon's IP Win Shields Customers From Follow-Up Suits
• True Religion Proposes $65M Debt-Equity Swap Ch. 11 Plan
• US Withdraws From Global Digital Tax Talks, Officials Say
• Pa. Justices Tasked With Breaking COVID-19 Order Impasse
• Feds Unveil Simplified Application For PPP Loan Forgiveness
• Sherwin-Williams Accused Of Cutting Pandemic Pay From OT
• Airport Group Fears Being Shortchanged By Hertz Ch. 11
• Consider Short-Term Lease Workouts For Commercial Tenants
• Dairy Co-Op Fights Suit Over Piece Of $433M Dean Foods Buy
• How To Handle Congressional Queries On COVID-19 Relief
• The Privilege Implications Of Using Online Collaboration Tools
• New Cases Bring Lessons On Video Surveillance Preservation
• Real Estate Rumors: Rialto, Inter Miami, Baywood Hotels
• Mass. MDL Over Car Seat Safety Expands With Calif. Suit
• Hertz Trading Halted After SEC Balks At Ch. 11 Stock Sales
• FCC To Probe T-Mobile After 'Unacceptable' Network Outage
• DoorDash Misclassifies Its 'Dasher' Drivers, San Fran DA Says
• Disney Investor Says Sexism Claims Warrant Peek At Books
• La. House OKs Expanding Biz Tax Breaks For Virus Recovery
• 24 Hour Fitness Cleared To Tap $50M Of $250M Ch. 11 Loan
• Google Shopper Claims Deception In Germ-Killing Cleaner Ad
• Neiman Marcus Gets Final OK For $675M DIP Package
• Wachtell To Steer Match Group Owner's IPO
• City's Pot Residency Preference Unconstitutional, Co. Claims
• JC Penney Reaches Deal To Resume Nike Deliveries
• Confronting Mental Distress In The Legal Profession
• StoneTurn Exec Says Force Majeure Clauses Lack Specificity
• Real Estate Rumors: ECI Group, GFI Capital, Neology Life
• 3 Firms Steer Chinese LGBTQ Dating App's $50M US Debut
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Retailers Should Look Out For Refund Claims After COVID-19
• California Contract Ruling Should Concern Cannabis Cos.
• How USPTO Examiner Type Affects Patents: Part 2
• Apple Faces EU Antitrust Probes Over Payments, App Store
• Seattle OKs First-In-Nation Hazard Pay Bill For Gig Workers
• Thrive Cannabis Latest To Face TCPA Suit Over Spam Texts
• House Panels Set Deadline For Agencies To Release PPP Data
• Ace Hardware Keeps Trial Win In Big-Rig Crash Suit
• Bed Bath & Beyond Wins 'Fluctuating' OT Fight At 2nd Circ.
• 26,000 Rite Aid Workers Get The OK On Uniform Class Action
• AirPod Buyers Fight Costco's Bid To Duck False Ad Row
• What's Missing From The PPP Flexibility Act
• State Powers Vs. Fundamental Rights During COVID-19
• Litigation Finance Investments Are Not Risk-Free Loans
• Ex-EBay Workers Charged With Terrorizing Blogging Couple
• Parents Say Apple, Google 'Loot Boxes' Encourage Gambling
• LegalZoom Taps The Honest Co.'s GC As Top Lawyer
• Amazon Says Jeff Bezos Is Willing To Testify Before Congress
• Francesca's Wins Bid To Arbitrate Some Manager OT Claims
• Real Estate Rumors: Centerstate, Fairstead, Crescent Heights
• Hines Venture Lands $182M MetLife Loan For Calif. Complex
• Nestle Denied Win In Coffee-Mate False Ad Suit
• 24 Hour Fitness Forced Into Ch. 11 By COVID-19 Closures
• 58.com Valued At $8.7B In Go-Private Deal Guided By 10 Firms
• How White Privilege Helped Me Succeed In BigLaw
• Developing World Eyeing Digital Tax For Revenue Gap
• EEOC Makes Clear COVID Concerns No Excuse For Age Bias
• Sam's Club, Tramontina Escape Wolfgang Puck Cookware Suit
• Teva's $25M Consumer Settlement Gets Green Light
• 6th Circ. Blocks Ex-Inventory Co. VP From Joining Rival
• Safeway Escapes Whistleblower's Drug Price Suit
• Cannabis Investor Says Calif. City Helped Steal Pot License
• Giant Eagle Mask Suits Should Stay Separate, Customer Says
• Social Equity Lags Behind Progress In Pot Industry
• The Week In Bankruptcy: Rent Relief Dominates Ch. 11 Cases
• Class Wants BJ's Sanctioned In Sales Tax Spat
• As Final Calif. Privacy Regs Drop, Enforcement Fights Loom
• Real Estate Rumors: MBK, Eyal Peretz, Retail Properties
• Lessons On Force Majeure Application From Past Crises
• $25M Penny Stock Scam Used COVID-19 Ruse, Feds Say
• Hertz Cleared For Up To $1B Stock Sale In Del. Ch. 11
• TrueCar Investors Pressed To Back Up Stock-Drop Claims
• Calif. Officials Cop To Bribery Charges In Pot Permit Scheme
• SBA Sued Over Criminal History Bar For Biz Relief Loans
• DOJ, FTC Get Time In 11th Circ. Dental Board Fight
• JC Penney Gets Nod To Postpone $34M In Rent Payments
• Job Seekers Try Again In Amazon, T-Mobile Biased Ads Suit
• Calif. Appeals Court Affirms Chemical's Listing As Carcinogen
• American Airlines Dodges Travel Insurance Kickback Suit
• Bernstein, Kessler To Lead Farfetch IPO Action
• Keys To A Thriving Biz Development Culture At Your Law Firm
• Calif. Commercial Lease Hardship Bill May Be Unconstitutional
• Real Estate Rumors: Tempus Labs, FirstBank Florida, Balboa
• NJ Court Nixes Target's Bid To Reduce Workers' Comp Award
• Skadden-Led JD.com Nets $3.9B In Hong Kong Listing
• Biz Groups Look To Enter Fight Over DOL Joint Employer Rule
• UK Ramps Up Pressure Over Viagogo's $4B StubHub Deal
• How Athletes Can Protect Names, Likenesses Amid Pandemic
• Taubman Says Simon Still Bound To $3.6B Mall Deal
• Amazon Blocks Facial Recognition Tool From Cops For 1 Year
• Virus-Hit Victoria's Secret Sues To Slip Out Of $1M NYC Rent
• Cigna Jumps Into Pharmaceutical Generics Price-Fixing Fight
• JC Penney Landlords Say Reopened Stores Must Pay Rent
• DC Salon Chain Hits Insurer With Virus Business Loss Suit
• Mall Of America Takes Sears Lease Row To 2nd Circ.
• Fla. Pot Licensing Law Not Unconstitutional, Nursery Says
• Pot-Focused Fintech Co. Wants Lobbyist Dispute Arbitrated
• Competitors Question Deliveroo's Need For Amazon Deal
• L'Oreal Can't DQ Lerner David In Cosmetics Patent Dispute
• 3rd Circ. Rejects Kohl's, Capital One Credit Card Suit
• What Economics Can Tell Us About COVID-19 Era Price-Fixing
• 9th Circ. Says Snubbed CRT Buyers Can't Challenge Deals Yet
• How Video Mediation Can Help Us Serve Clients Better
• Estimating Wrongful Termination Damages Amid COVID-19
• DivcoWest Venture Nabs $34M For Calif. Mixed-Use Project
• Coronavirus Q&A: Becker & Poliakoff's Real Estate Leader
• Avoid Claims Of Bankruptcy Fraud Amid Creditor Scrutiny
• Amazon Asks Pa. Justices To Ax Workers' Post-Shift OT Suit
• Simon Says $3.6B Deal For Taubman Is Off Due To COVID-19
• Air Purifier's Cleaning Claims Just Blowing Smoke, Suit Says
• Senate Dems Want 2nd Round Of PPP Loans For Small Biz
• Lowe's Wage Challengers Can't Slip Arbitration Agreements
• Mental Health Efforts Will Support Diversity In Legal Industry
• COVID Suits Test 'Public Nuisance' Claim In Workplace Cases
• Rabbinical Council Wins $1M Kosher Trademark Dispute
• Grubhub Hit With Injury Suit After Driver Runs Over Woman
• Real Estate Rumors: Bacardi, Amazon, Butters Construction
• Calif. Pot Regulator Rips 'Bizarre' Take On Delivery Rules
• PetIQ Merger Fight Faces Skeptical Judge At 9th Circ.
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Latham, Skadden Steer Car Seller Vroom's Upsized $468M IPO
• How The Gov't Is Cracking Down On PPP Fraud
• EBay Co.'s Sanctions For 'Frivolous' Defamation Suit Upheld
• Japan's Lixil Sells Stake In Home Goods Unit For $525M
• Cos. Should Consider Paying For Temperature Check Time
• Schwazze Picks Up 14 Colo. Dispensaries For $118M
• 2nd Circ. Won't Say If Skin Is Copyright's 'Tangible Medium'
• RentPath Cleared For $588M Ch. 11 Sale And Reorg Plan
• ConAgra Gets Win In Suit Over Exploding PAM Can
• JC Penney Shareholders Get Judge's OK To Form Committee
• Valuing Firms In A World Of Pandemic-Induced Bankruptcies
• Edible Arrangements Raises Stink Over 1-800-Flowers' Fruit
• TGI Friday's, Utz Crunch 'Potato Skins' False Ad Suit
• Reynolds & Reynolds Wins Docs Bid In Auto Dealer Data MDL
• Fed. Circ. Reverses Atty Fee Award In Sippy Cup IP Case
• Texas Hemp Group Asks State To Allow Sale Of Smokables
• Nine West Ch. 11 Trust Seeks $1.5B From Former Insiders
• CBD Co. Fights Dismissal Of Claims From $6M Contract Suit
• E-Cig Trade Group Fights Another Flavored Vape Ban In Calif.
• 3M Sues Amazon Seller Over Fake N95 Masks
• Macy's To Pay Up To $192K To End Data Breach Suit
• L'Oreal Buyers Say 'Waterproof' Face Brush Breaks When Wet
• What State Laws On COVID-19 Liability Protection Look Like
• Real Estate Rumors: Wells Fargo, Ceruzzi, PNC Bank
• COVID-19 Product Liability And The 'Innocent Seller'
• Amazon Caused $10M Damage To Warehouse, Suit Says
• Civility Could Be Litigators' New Normal Even Post-Pandemic
• HealthyLine Scores Patent Win Through Amazon Program
• 7th Circ. Sanctions Amazon Seller Over Doomed Appeal
• Looting To Test Limits Of Pot Dispensary Insurance Coverage
• Ex-Judge Suspended For 'Preposterous' Suit Over Lost Pants
• Feds Say Chinese Co. Sold Defective Masks Amid Pandemic
• Investors Say Canopy's Overgrowth Put $98M Of Pot To Waste
• Trade Court Orders US To Rethink Plastic Resin Dumping
• Reese Witherspoon COVID-19 Dress Promo A Scam, Suit Says
• PetSmart Hemp Class Action Efforts Dropped For Now
• Online Gift Retailer Wants Out Of Ill. Biometrics Suit
• Crackdown On Chinese Cos. Could Be A Double-Edged Sword
• The Week In Bankruptcy: Eyes On The New Normal
• Ex-Juul Worker Says 'Terrorizing' NDA Blocks Whistleblowing
• Law360's Tort Report: COVID-19 Biz Immunity Laws Passed
• 3 Lingering Opportunity Zone Questions Amid The Pandemic
• Law Firms Must Beware Risks In Nontraditional Financing
• Pandemic May Prompt Evolution Of IT Outsourcing
• Challenge To Stuffed Toy Copyrights 'Just Fluff,' Judge Says
• 'The Government Said I Could' As A Defense During COVID-19
• Taxation With Representation: White, Kirkland, Skadden
• Bipartisan Bill Seeks PPP Access Despite Criminal Records
• Real Estate Rumors: Acento, 24 Hour Fitness, Time Equities
• Nestle Ducks Suit Over 'Fake' White Chocolate Chips
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Rosen Law Firm's Laurence Rosen
• Cos. Must Prepare For COVID-19 Workers' Comp Claims
• Attys Bag Over $1M From $2.5M McCormick Slack-Fill Deal
• A Creative Strategy For Repaying PPP Loans
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Oregon Pot Regulator OKs Sanctions For 5 Businesses
• Walmart Flub Exposes Offer To Worker In Sanctions Fight
• Investor Sues Victoria's Secret Parent Over 'Toxic Culture'
• Williams-Sonoma Sees AI Murder Defense In Amazon IP Claim
• JC Penney Gets Nod For $450M In Ch. 11 Financing
• Looting, COVID-19 Prolong Modell's Bankruptcy Pause
• 7th Circ. Mulls Consequences Of 'Objector Blackmail'
• Domino's Patent Win 'Profoundly Wrong,' Justices Told
• Kan. Remote-Seller Threshold Draws No Vote In Extra Session
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Calif. Pot Regulators Limit Public Licensee Info After Looting
• Albertsons Sued Over COVID-19 Toilet Paper Price-Gouging
• 2nd Circ. Grapples With Grammar In Fabric IP Coverage Fight
• Dismissal Of Amazon Seizure Case May Limit Title III's Reach
• Bankrupt JC Penney Is Last Holdout On Pa. Mall's Ch. 11 Plan
• Bridgegate Ruling May Pave Way For NCAA Hoops Reversals
• Coronavirus Q&A: Berger Singerman's Paul Singerman
• 2 Tested Alternatives To Unavoidable Court Delays
• Deals Rumor Mill: LVMH, Royal Dutch Shell, Amazon
• A Guide To Executing NY Contracts While Working From Home
• Minn. Ruling Represents Sensible Stance On Legal Finance
• Converse, Workers Reach $1.9M Deal In Bag Check Suit
• 2nd Circ. Sends Amazon Customer's Drug Row To Arbitration
• Real Estate Rumors: Brookfield, 312 Food Corp., Klovern
• Flower Cos. Say Travelers Used COVID-19 To Deny Claims
• No Cert. For End-Payors In Niaspan Pay-For-Delay MDL
• Senate Sends PPP Loan Flexibility To Trump's Desk
• Bipartisan Pair Of Sens. Want More Disclosures On PPP Loans
• Amazon Workers Say NY Warehouse Unsafe Amid COVID-19
• Manatt Failed Promise To Sue Under Armour, Suit Says
• 9th Circ. Says Lead Plaintiff Deal Kills AutoZone Class Claims
• Bank Groups Push Auto Forgiveness For Some PPP Loans
• Liberty Sues Wesco For Denying Stop & Shop Coverage
• Mich. Panel OKs Dec. Deadline For Sales, Withholding Taxes
• Retailer New York & Co. Says Bankruptcy Probable
• Amazon Accuses Ad Co. Of Creating Phony Survey Sites
• AT&T Calls Del. Escheat Probe 'Excessive' In Chancery Court
• Qudian Becomes Secoo's Top Shareholder With $100M Deal
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Pandemic MDLs
• Best Practices For A Paperless Law Practice
• Pilgrim's Pride CEO, Other Execs Charged With Fixing Prices
• Fla. Panel Won't Advance Airbnb Tax Row To State High Court
• DLA Piper Nabs Employment Atty From Littler In San Diego
• Trade Groups Escape Suit Over Child Killed By Ikea Dresser
• Cannabis Lobbies Urge 9th Circ. To Dump Pot Biz Tax Law
• RJ Reynolds Says Federal Law Bars LA County Vape Ban
• DOL Can't Skirt States' Effort To Sink Joint Employer Rule
• Nasdaq Proposal Could Toughen Rules On Chinese Issuers
• AGs Say Walmart Employees Need More Virus Protections
• Pot Co. Green Growth Gets OK To Start Insolvency Sale
• Jumia Wants Out Of Investors' IPO Fraud Class Action
• Rand McNally Wants Out Of Suit Over 'Defective' GPS Devices
• Libbey Glass Cleared To Tap Into $30M In New Ch. 11 Funds
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• 5 Ways A Special IG Can Combat Crisis Relief Fraud
• First Nations Cigarette Co. Fights State Sales Rule At 2nd Circ.
• Lawyers Must Address Racial Injustice With Radical Candor
• How NJ Talc Case May Shift NY Courts On Expert Testimony
• How COVID-19 Applies To Weakened Competitor M&A Defense
• NY Buyers Should Beware Tainted Claims After Ch. 11 Ruling
• Pet Cos. Accused Of Puppy Mill Sales Can't Dodge Claims
• Servicer Seeks To Seize Pittsburgh Development Over $24M
• Battle Against Banks Over Fake Nikes Heads To 2nd Circ.
• Pet Supply Co. Trims $12.6M Award In Product Patent Suit
• Carrefour To Bag Taiwanese Market Co. For $108M
• 3rd Circ. Punts Amazon Seller Liability Case To Pa. Justices
• 4 Firms Assist As Zip Inks $403M Deal For Fellow Fintech Co.
• Car Seller Vroom Targets $300M For Latham-Led IPO
• Mo. High Court Nixes Kan. City Chiefs' Taxes On Field Revamp
• US Looking Into Tariffs Against India, EU Over Digital Taxes
• New Suit Alleges Graco Rival Evenflo Copied Car Seat Patents
• Rhode Island High Court Upholds Medical Pot Patient's Firing
• Walmart Can't Stick A Fork In Shopper's Overcharge Beef
• JPMorgan Seeks To Halt MDL Push Over Virus Relief Loans
• PetSmart Facing Class Action Over Pet Hemp Products
• Chinese Delivery Firm Preps $264M IPO Amid U.S.-China Spat
• Coronavirus Q&A: Cohen Milstein's Tort Litigation Chair
• Converse Says Steve Madden Copied Its 'Run Star Hike' Shoes
• Discount Retailer Fred's Sees Ch. 11 Liquidation Plan OK'd
• Gov't Hoops Trial Witness Wants Out Of Adidas Civil Claims
• Calif. Appeals Court Revives Anheuser-Busch Pricing Suit
• Snubbed CRT Buyers Say Leaner Price-Fix Deal Still No Good
• How Lawyers Can Network Better, Virtually And In Person
• Practical Tips For Presenting Your Case To Litigation Funders
• Adapting To Worker-Friendly City Laws Prompted By Virus
• Real Estate Rumors: Investors Bank, Investcorp, Omninet
• Coronavirus Q&A: Goulston Real Estate Leaders
• COVID-19 Sends Glassware Maker Libbey Into Bankruptcy