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Retail & E-Commerce - March, 2023

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• NY Judge Tosses CarLotz Investors' Post-SPAC Suit, For Now
• Amazon Can't Duck Calif. AG's Antitrust Suit
• Attys Score $1.7M Award In Faulty Gutter Filter Suit
• 37 AGs Fight Bid To Push Back Google Play Store Trial
• US, Mexico Reach 2nd USMCA Deal On Mexican Auto Plant
• 11th Circ. Revives Walmart Injury Suit Over Squished Grape
• Outlet Mall Says State Farm Shorted It On Damage Claims
• Trade Court Lets Wire Hanger Duty Evasion Case Proceed
• MSG False Ad Claims Against Campbell's Go Cold In NY Court
• Walmart, American Eagle Stitch Up Split On Jeans
• Store Chain Wants Cookie Mislabeling Suit Tossed
• Stanley Black & Decker Vacuum Labeling Case Dismissed
• State Lawmakers Call On Biden To Pursue WTO Climate Truce
• Ohio Panel Backs Home Depot's Trial Win Over Trailer Crash
• Commerce Says Timing Issues Justify Keeping Wood Tariffs
• Fed. Circ. Upholds ITC Ban On Philip Morris IQOS Devices
• Bed Bath & Beyond To Sell $300M Of Stock To Avoid Ch. 11
• Judge Denies Alleged Amazon Scammer's Bond Request
• Mich. AG Urges Kroger To Be Clear In Cage-Free Egg Labels
• Walmart 'Bamboo' Products Are Really Rayon, Suit Says
• Canadian CBD Co. Gets 'FullSend' Trademark Suit Trimmed
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Trade Court Nixes Otter's Bid For Interest On Duty Refund
• SEC Keeps Heat On Cos. Seeking To Bar Investor Proposals
• Wells Fargo Must Face Suit Over Free Trial Marketing Scams
• States Reaffirm Bid To Return Google Ad Tech Case To Texas
• Peloton Investors Spin Out Of Court, For Now
• Ocado Gets 2 Of Robotics Co.'s UK Patents Wiped Out
• CVS Consumers Say Revised BIPA Suit Cures Deficiency
• NFT Buyer Says Suit Of Winklevosses' Co. Can't Be Arbitrated
• 7th Circ. Revives 'Junk Fax' Suit But Bemoans 'Litigiousness'
• LG Wins Arbitration Battle Over Allegedly Defective Ranges
• Coty Inc. Stockholders Settle $1.7B Controller Deal For $35M
• Amazon's Counterfeit Unit Targets Fake Copyright Reports
• Kimberly-Clark Must Face Workers' ERISA Suit
• Big Pot Cos. Blast NY's Retail Rollout In New Statement
• GameStop Must Face Bulk Of Consultant's $30M Fee Suit
• Biz Group Pushes For $500K Bond In 'Patent Troll' Case
• 3rd Circ. Mulls Fairness Of Fee Award In Wawa Breach Case
• Fox Ex-Producer Case Is A Lesson In Joint Representation
• Cannabis Cos. Must Heed Growing Federal Investigatory Risks
• Copyright Row Between Jewelry Competitors Nixed In NY
• Deals Rumor Mill: Amazon, Musk, Commanders
• Adidas Drops TTAB Fight Against Black Lives Matter, For Now
• 3 Pork Buyer Classes Score Cert. In Price Fixing Case
• Coca-Cola Sues Cooling Tech. Co. Over $2.9M Payment
• Hermes Says 'MetaBirkins' NFT Maker Is Playing The Press
• Chinese Cos. Say Rival's Smart Lock Patent War Is Bogus
• FTC's Bedoya Says Oft-Ignored Pricing Statute Still Good Law
• Amazon To Face Trimmed Biometric Data Suit
• Clothing Co. Says Plaintiff's Atty Spouse Agreed To Arbitrate
• Mass. Pot Regulator Closes Store, Citing Owner's Threats
• Mass. AG Tells 1st Circ. 7-Eleven Store Owners Are Employees
• Proposed Class Defends Toxic Mars Chocolate Suit
• On Deck In JPML: TikTok, RealPage, Unilever
• Walmart Can't Nix 'Maximum Strength' Lidocaine False Ad Suit
• Biz Points To Kids' Videos In Backhoe, Excavator Trade Fight
• 'Kava' Drink Really Made With Kratom, Class Action Says
• Wyden Presses Automakers To Divulge Potential Xinjiang Ties
• Delta-8 Vape Biz Says Counterfeits Continued After Injunction
• Pa. Panel Rips Pittsburgh Airport Over 'Airmall' Eviction
• Ga. Biz Court Won't Toss Appeal Of Atty's $1.15M Award
• Shirt Doesn't Mimic Rolling Stones Lip Logo, Apparel Co. Says
• Tips For Establishing Associational Standing
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Baseball And MDLs
• Funds, Robbins Geller Seek To Lead Optical Co. Investor Suit
• 'Baby Shark' Case May Clarify Foreign Party Service Via Email
• Biz Groups Ask High Court To Use 'Objective' FCA Standard
• PE Firms Look To Slip Tuna Price-Fixing Claims
• Adidas Fights Bid For Three Stripe TM By Black Lives Matter
• Apple Defeats Suit Over Deleted ID Account For Good
• Burford Asks Court To Nix Sysco's Litigation Funding Suit
• US Chamber Backs Sysco In Litigation Funding Dispute
• Baker's Dismissal Bid Is Toast In 'No Preservatives' Suit
• Graco Car Seat Fraud Suit Short Of Standing, Judge Rules
• 2nd Circ. Trims Scope Of NY Cannabis License Injunction
• Ex-Sales Reps. Say Company Owes Them Amid FTC Action
• Gunmaker, Web Developer Move To Ax Conn. Data Breach Suit
• Calif.'s Local Soda Tax Ban Is Unconstitutional, Court Affirms
• Man Trashes Co. Over Customer Service In Space Heater Suit
• US, Japan Sign Unorthodox Deal On Critical Minerals For EVs
• Amazon, Apple Renew Bid To Toss Consumer Antitrust Suit
• Walmart Gets Partial Win In FTC Money Transfer Suit
• TravelCenters Stands By Decision To Reject Arko's $1.4B Bid
• Google Says DOJ Has Failed To Show Harm To Ad Tech Biz
• Del. Lawmakers Approve Marijuana Decriminalization Again
• Alibaba Plans To Split Into Six Business Groups, Explore IPOs
• Stanford Law Protest Highlights Rise Of Incivility In Discourse
• Judge OKs Deal To End OT Suit Over Dollar General Remodels
• Google Sanctioned For Chat Deletion In App Store Suit
• Champion Petfoods Beats Suit Alleging Harmful Heavy Metals
• Court Eyes Attorney Actions In 'Sham' Androgel Patent Suit
• Varsity Brands To Pay $43.5M In Deal With Cheerleading Gym
• L'Oreal Gets False Ad Suit Over 'Paris' Label Tossed
• Activision Atty Tells Judge Code Cheaters Taunting Him Online
• Ohio AG Says Pharmacy Middlemen Colluded To Hike Prices
• Drivers Lodge Calif. Labor Claims Against Asian Grocery
• McDonald's 'Forever Chemicals' Suit Will Change Venue
• Shipping Firm, RV Rental Platform Eye 2 IPOs Totaling $60M
• 9th Circ. Mulls Arbitration Denial In Amazon Stolen Tips Spat
• Furniture Store Wants Class Notice Delay During Cert. Appeal
• Newer Pyrex Dishes Dangerously Shatter-Prone, Suit Says
• NJ Mall Beats Bloomingdale's Staircase Injury Suit On Appeal
• High Court Won't Review 'Thee I Love' TM Decision
• Biden Moves To Curb Government Use Of Spy Software
• Dispute Prevention Strategies To Halt Strife Before It Starts
• Arko Slams TravelCenters For Rejecting 'Superior' $1.4B Offer
• Suit Says Stanley Black & Decker Hyped Demand As Sales Fell
• Supreme Court Declines Steel Tariff Challenge
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Dormant Commerce Clause Issues Are Evolving In Cannabis
• Trading Card Co. Wants Soccer Legend's IP Suit Tossed
• Macy's Reaches $10.5M Deal To Settle Thread Count Suit
• Justices Ask For SG Input On BofA Escrow Interest Fight
• Amazon Antitrust Suit Mostly Survives Another Dismissal Bid
• Parents Want Cheer Co. Punished For Sanction Motion
• U.S. Trustee Says Revlon Ch. 11 Plan Releases Too Broad
• BCBS Gives Up Bid To Ax $2.67B Deal Opt-Out Suit
• Customers Ask To Pause Kroger's $25B Albertsons Deal
• Ga. Judge Rolls Back Order In Fake Tobacco Papers Suit
• Amazon Fights Amended Complaint Bid In Alexa Ads Suit
• Bystolic 'Side Deals' Deemed Legit, Not Generic Delay Plans
• Laid-Off Worker Sues Bed Bath & Beyond Under WARN Acts
• NY Pot Regulators Urge 2nd Circ. To Lift Licensing Stay
• Brand Battles: BofA Takes Aim At Crypto Biz Owner's TM
• Free Trade Deals Are 'Part Of The Problem,' Tai Says
• Patent Co. Rapped For Buttoned Up Discovery In Zipper IP Row
• 8th Circ. Backs UFCW's Win In Contract Ratification Suit
• 9th Circ. Urged To Revive Sprout Baby Food Label Suit
• Mary Kay Can't Keep Retirement Payments, Texas Court Told
• Harry Styles Reaches Deal With Alleged Counterfeiters
• DOJ, Google Can't 'Do Nothing' In Ad Tech Rocket Docket
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Toys R Us Sues Brooklyn Pot Shop Over Copied Trademarks
• Costco Says Data Is Flawed In Car Battery Class Certification
• Conn. Retailer Ethan Allen's GC Set To Retire In April
• Biden Brings Labor To The Trade Advisory Committee Table
• UK Narrows Concerns In Microsoft's $69B Activision Deal
• Walmart Judge Warns Atty For Calling Ark. Case 'A Black Hole'
• Supreme Court Asked To Hear Another Hirshfeld Challenge
• Insurer Says Strip Mall Is 'Parroting Law' In Coverage Row
• Telecom, Cybersecurity Bills Clear House Committee
• Cosmetics Co. Sees Ill. Carcinogenic Shampoo Suit Dropped
• Skin Care Investor Wants To Inspect Co. Books For Waste
• Sens. Press Trade Rep. Tai On Market Access, Transparency
• Real Estate Rumors: Michael Rock, Triarch Capital, Timberland
• Debt Availability Poses Key Challenge To M&A Activity
• Sherwin-Williams Misled Consumers About Prices, Suit Says
• Stitch Fix Faces Stockholder Suit Over Direct Sale Losses
• Pot Co. Ascend Falsely Blamed Worker For Theft, Suit Says
• Google Fights Bid To Move AG's Ad Tech Case Back To Texas
• Practical Skills Young Attorneys Must Master To Be Happier
• 6th Circ. Won't Revive Ex-Walmart Manager's Age Bias Suit
• Serta Simmons Gets OK For Vote On Ch. 11 Plan
• New Mich. Cannabis Policy May Lower Costs For Some Cos.
• Justices Asked To Take Up AutoZone Race Bias Case
• Wyoming Judge Blocks State's Abortion Ban, For Now
• Robocall Class Lacks Concrete Harm, ViSalus Tells High Court
• Fashion Nova Rival Can't Revive Boycott Suit, 9th Circ. Says
• Commerce Sears European Mushrooms With Steep Duties
• Amazon Must Face Trimmed COBRA Notice Suit
• NLRB Prosecutors Eye Revised Amazon Access Rule
• Real Estate Rumors: Griswold, Richmar, Makras
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Okla. Eyes More Control Over Market
• Jack Ma Exits Investors' Alibaba Suit Over Ant Group IPO
• Trade Court Pushes Plywood Suit Toward Trial
• Customer Says McD's Has No Reason To Block Data In AI Suit
• High Court Urged To Hear Nike, Adidas Stitching Patent Feud
• 6th Circ. Upholds Detroit's Denial Of Medical Pot Shop Permit
• Domestic, Foreign Mattress Makers Both Win Duty Review
• Online Posts Fair Game In American Eagle-Walmart TM Case
• Ex-LA Official Can't Get Mistrial Yet Over Atty's Sudden Illness
• Rite Aid Hit With Investor Suit Over DOJ Opioid Action
• Justices Muse Over Influencers In Review Of TM Law's Reach
• High Court Urged To Back Objective FCA Knowledge Standard
• Plaintiffs' 'Reckless' Conduct Kills Cheerleading Apparel Suit
• DSW Stock Tipper Gets 1 Year After 'Heated' Court Debate
• Loyalty Ventures Gets OK For Ch. 11 Loan, Plan Solicitation
• Establishing A Record Of Good Faith In Mediation
• ADA Suits Against CorePower Yoga, SoulCycle Both Ended
• Judge Kicks Footwear Co.'s Defensive FTC Suit To The Curb
• Pot Candy Co. Ordered To Stop Selling Nerds Knockoffs
• Microsoft Beats Gamers' Suit Over Activision Deal, For Now
• Pennsylvania Is Gathering Momentum On Adult-Use Cannabis
• Cooper & Dunham Gets Malpractice Claims Cut
• CIT Blesses Putting 'China-Wide' Duties On Pirelli Tires
• Allstate Says Lowe's Liable For Dehumidifier Fire Losses
• Blunteffects Attys Want $961K For 'Exceptional' TM Case
• Fed. Judge Cites Backlog 'Crisis' In Declining To Merge Suits
• Valentino Wins Copyright Fight With NY Fashion Manufacturer
• Man Accuses Adidas Of Selling Fake NHL Jerseys To Fans
• Google Calls Sanctions Bid In Search Monopoly Case Too Late
• Feds Say No Harm In Late Wiretap Notice To Stock Tipper
• Ore. Pot Biz Says Commerce Clause Protects Interstate Sale
• Vitamin Shoppe Parent Co. Receives Over $1B Buyout Bid
• Justices Let Gov't Join FCA Scienter Args, Balk At Extra Time
• CIT OKs Chinese Wire Duties Despite 'Unfortunate' Error
• Ky. Legislators Send Hemp-Based THC Bill To Governor
• Auto Glass Wholesaler's Boycott Suit Teed Up For Trial
• New Era Cap Maker Reaches Deal With Rival In Trademark Suit
• Bed Bath & Beyond Hit With $6.4M Suit Over Shipping Delays
• Cos. Need Clarity On Divergent FCA Pleading Standard
• US, Argentina Squeeze Out Grape Juice Truce
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Trade Court Rules Against Importers In China Tariff Test Case
• Edible Arrangements Says Ex-COO Arranged $2.5M Kickbacks
• McDonald's Asks To Bar Info Disclosure In Voiceprint Suit
• Brand Battles: J. Crew Chases After 'Woof Crew' Pet Toy TM
• For-Profit Coding School Hit With Student-Led Class Action
• Meet The Attys Arguing Lanham Act's Reach At High Court
• NY Man Admits Baby Formula Fraud Amid National Shortage
• Olly Wants Excess Melatonin Suit Trimmed
• Gas Buyers Can't Restart Price-Fixing Suit Against Oil Cos.
• Microsoft Licensing Push Is Key To Fate Of Activision Deal
• Cellphone Co. Seeks To Revive TM Suit Against T-Mobile
• Instagrammer's Cannabis Co. Hit With Contempt Over Docs
• ABA Opinion Should Help Clarify Which Ethics Rules Apply
• Would-Be Pot Co. Rainmaker Not Liable For Alleged Fraud
• Bed Bath & Beyond Wants Pa. Spyware Class Claims Tossed
• Settlement Reached In Groupon Investor Chancery Suit
• H&M Employees Win Class Certification In Illinois BIPA Suit
• Questions Sustain Urban Outfitters' COVID-19 Suit, Court Told
• A Closer Look At Auto Renewal Risk Post-CFPB Guidance
• Stock Tipper Says Feds 'Sandbagged' Him With Secret Wiretap
• Don't Miss It: Norton Rose, Winston Lead Week's Hot Deals
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Microsoft Judge Skeptical Of 'Scattershot' Activision Deal Suit
• NY Regulators Botched Retail Rollout, Pot Biz Advocates Say
• Google Investors Sue In Wake Of 2nd DOJ Antitrust Challenge
• Microsoft, Activision Spurn FTC's Latest Discovery Push
• Bipartisan Sens. Urge Biden To Ease Trade Embargo On Cuba
• Amazon Sued Over Biometric Data Practices At NYC Stores
• Parents Defend Firm Choice In Cheerleading Monopoly Suit
• State Dept. Escapes 3D-Printed Gun Settlement Dispute
• Judge Cuts DMCA Claim From Fashion Nova Case, For Now
• Amazon Can't Knock Out Suit Over Excessive Melatonin
• Atty's Illness Prompts Queries From Judge In LA Bribery Trial
• 9th Circ. Backs Wage Suit Dismissal Pending Arbitration
• New Jiffy Lube Worker Allowed To Take Over No-Poach Case
• SIM Card Fraudsters Get Prison Time In Crypto Transfer Scam
• MyPillow CEO Must Face Ex-Dominion Exec's Defamation Suit
• Importer Says CBP's Duties Broke US-Bahrain Free Trade Deal
• Nasdaq Delisting Russian Retailer Ozon Over Political Strife
• Canadian Lumber Co. Says CBP Won't Rectify Duty Errors
• EU Proposes Measures To Secure Supply Of Critical Minerals
• Duty-Hit Tile Importer Says Commerce Gave It The Slip
• How Cannabis Cos. Can Keep Up With Privacy Compliance
• Real Estate Rumors: Basis, 'The Godfather' Home, Legacy
• Ex-CBD Exec, Health Goods Co. Clash On Investment Claims
• O'Reilly Auto Ex-Manager Wins $2.9M In Harassment Suit
• Latham-Led Saudi Fintech Co. Lands $150M From Goldman
• 4 Ways To Reboot Your Firm's Stalled Diversity Program
• Crypto Biz Says Its NBA NFTs Are Not Unregistered Securities
• Amazon Unlikely To Dodge Calif. AG's Antitrust Suit
• Constellation Unit Lands Jury Win In Modelo Hard Seltzer Suit
• Berkeley Wants High Court To Hear IPhone Radiation Suit
• Mary Kay Can Litigate IP Claims Over Ex-Assistant's Book
• Driver Says Pharmacy, Courier Co. Don't Pay Minimum Wage
• Tobacco Industry Suit Over Calif. Flavored Vape Ban Tossed
• Ga. Justices End Vape Shop Case Over Cannabis Crackdown
• MetaBirkins Artist Wants New Trial After Hermes Loss
• Steel Tariffs Don't Offset Dumping Duties, Fed. Circ. Holds
• FTC Says Microsoft Withholding Activision Access Talk Docs
• Judge Refuses To Split Upcoming Zetia Antitrust Trial
• Enforcers Say Recovered Chats Show Google Hid Evidence
• DOJ's Google Sanctions Motion Shows Risks Of Auto-Deletion
• How Companies Can Use Gov't Funding Amid Bankruptcy
• Wash. Labor Dept. Axes Amazon's Challenge To Safety Action
• SEC's Crypto Suit Shines Light On Novel Securities Theory
• 2nd Circ. Upholds $5.6B Credit Card Interchange Fee Deal
• NJ Justices Call For Appeal Fees Rule Update In Rite Aid Row
• No Implied License Exists In Lego Copyright Suit, Judge Rules
• Sanctions Enforcement Around The G-7: View From The US
• Feds Eye 4 Years For Stock Tipper After Cooperation Flip-Flop
• La. Landlord Says Appeal Needed In Insurance Arb. Fight
• US To Co-Sponsor Plastics Pollution Talks At WTO Summit
• EEOC Says Papa John's Fired Worker Who Needed Guide Dog
• Apple Tells 9th Circ. App Store Rival's Antitrust Case Is Late
• Court Finds Google Case Transfer Would 'Subvert' Congress
• Lawsuit Says Gain Detergent Has Too Much Dioxane
• Ritchie Bros. And IAA Shareholders Greenlight $7.3B Merger
• Judge Allows 'Reverse Auction' Protest In Vinyl Record Suit
• Developer Wants Deposit Back In Failed $20M Texas Mall Sale
• 1-800-Flowers Investor Suit Tossed After 2nd Circ. Remand
• Tobacco Cos. Win $2.3M At Fake Rolling Papers Trial
• Pacific Seafood Accused Of Fixing Crab Prices
• SEC Approach In Wahi Presents New Challenges For Crypto
• Trade Court Backs Feds On Conduit Duty Classification
• Tobacco Co. Wants Rehearing After 8th Circ. Backs Vape Ban
• Marketing Best Practices Amid FTC Green Guide Review
• Indian Paper Files Received Subsidies, Commerce Says
• What To Expect From A Litigation Finance Industry Recession
• Judge Dismisses Part Of Banana Boat Sunscreen Class Action
• Drivers Can Be Contractors: Calif. Panel Mostly Backs Prop 22
• Tobacco Giants Roll Back Damages Bid In Fake Papers Trial
• CVS Can't Escape FCA Suit Alleging Drugmaker Collusion
• Apple Fights Renewed App Store Antitrust Class Cert. Bid
• Judge Goes Public With Abortion Hearing Info After Outcry
• Amazon's Win In Network IP Fight Erased By Federal Circuit
• Hershey Wants Lead-In-Chocolate Suit Tossed
• Unilever Can't Escape Suit Alleging Benzene In Antiperspirant
• 9th Circ. Vacates Class Cert. In LuLaRoe Sales Tax Suit
• Wawa, Credit Unions Ink $28.5M Settlement Over Card Hack
• Wegmans Beats False Ad Suit Over Cake Mix, For Good
• Pierre Fabre Benzene Shampoo Suit Not A Wash, Court Told
• Mercedes-Benz Downplayed Piston Defect Issue, Drivers Say
• Cheer Brand Wants Parents Sanctioned For Class Cert. Bid
• Juul Inks $23.8M Deal With Chicago In Youth Marketing Suit
• Victoria's Secret Worker Must Wait On COVID Screening Suit
• INTA Sends Warning To Fed. Circ. In False Ad Fight
• Landry's Seeks 5th Circ. Redo Of $20M Data Breach Ruling
• Tuesday Morning Taps New DIP, Drops Old In Texas Ch. 11
• FTC Looks At Franchisor Control Over Franchisees, Workers
• 11th Circ. Says Ga. Vinyl Co. Didn't Prove IP Damages At Trial
• Amazon's Damage Limitations 'Fall Flat,' Class Says
• Aveeno Baby Lotion Is Same As Adult Lotion, Suit Says
• Roblox Sees Part Of Avatar Toy IP Case Trimmed
• Brand Battles: Google's AI Co., DeepMind, Targets DeepMedia
• 7th Circ. Says Billboard Co. Can't Block County's Sign Law
• 9th Circ. Says Amazon Security Checks Aren't Compensable
• Class Action Says LG Ice Maker Freezes Up, Causes Leakage
• FCA Knowledge Element: NY Already Got It Right
• DLA Piper Adds 2 Directors To South African Team
• Jersey City Pot Board Sued Over Retail License Approval
• The Far-Reaching Impacts Of 'NFTs Can Be A Security' Ruling
• Stanley Black & Decker Ratcheted Up GC Compensation In '22
• 7th Circ. Backs Penguin Random House Win In Retaliation Suit
• Gun Distributors Agree To Halt Sales Of 'Ghost' Parts In NY
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Breaking Down Maryland's Adult-Use Cannabis Bill
• Taxation With Representation: Gibson Dunn, Wachtell, Davis
• Customer Loyalty Program Co. Hits Ch. 11 With $656M Debt
• Google Can't Transfer DOJ Ad Tech Case From Va. To NY
• Black Rifle Coffee Can't Shuck Would-Be Investor's Suit
• First Quality Can't Flush Toilet Paper Patent Verdict
• Foreign Tech Bill Hones Commerce's Growing Nat. Sec. Role
• Famed Manhattan Showroom Loses Peephole Camera Appeal
• Grumpy Cat Co. Chases After Alleged Counterfeiters In Ill. Suit
• Crisco Buyer Fights Co.'s Bid To Slip Cooking Spray Suit
• Kroger Escapes Workers' 401(k) Record-Keeping Fee Suit
• Cannabis And Psychedelics Roundup: Sens. Eye More Studies
• LG Sued Over Alleged Gas Stove Emissions Health Risks
• 11th Circ. Upholds Fla. Law Banning Under-21 Gun Sales
• Limiting BIPA Damages After Ill. Biometric Consent Violations
• Atlanta Atty Says Airport Spa's Appeal Should Be Tossed
• Deals Rumor Mill: Deutsche Bahn, Subway, Boardriders
• DraftKings NFT Sales Broke Securities Laws, Suit Says
• Google Says 'Rocket Docket' Can't Keep DOJ Case In Va.
• Wave Of Online Marketplace Laws May Confuse Compliance
• DSW Stock Tipper Can't Have Witnesses At Sentencing
• AmEx Could Face Shareholder Vote On Abortion Ban Risks
• Opioid Judge Eyes New Bellwethers Amid 'Unwieldy' Delays
• Minn. Cos. Want Chicago Underage Vape Suit Extinguished
• 7-11 Cashiers' $1.2M Meal Break Settlement Approved
• Zetia Buyers Face Tough Road For Bid To Split Up Trial
• Panel Grills Mich. Treasury On How To Tax Delivery Fees
• How S&P 100 Cos.' Human Capital Disclosures Are Evolving
• Bed Bath & Beyond Says Equity Funding Has Risen To $360M
• Combating Russia's Evolving Sanctions Evasion Efforts
• Amazon Faces Ill. Privacy Suit For Seeking Medical Histories
• Walmart Didn't Provide Clean Uniforms, Deli Worker Says
• Fla. NIL Law May Cue State Publicity Right Deregulation Trend
• CVS Wants Passport Picture BIPA Suit Tossed For Good
• 2 Firms Lead Furniture Maker HNI In $485M Buy Of Competitor
• Kirkland Leads Ares $375M Brand Management Firm Infusion
• Albertsons Can't Avoid Illinois Biometric Privacy Suit
• Pa. Justices Question Quality Or Quantity In Picking Venue
• Solenis To Buy Diversey In $4.6B PE-Backed, Go-Private Deal
• Lululemon Attys Deride Nike DQ Bid As 'Tactical Maneuver'
• How Alcohol Cos. Can Best Follow New Advertising Rules
• Ch. 11 Deadline Extended For Revlon Hair Relaxer Claims
• Oklahoma Says No To Legalizing Recreational Cannabis
• Senate Antitrust Panel Keeps Up Pressure On Tech Platforms
• Chicken Of The Sea's $13M Tuna Price-Fix Deal Gets Final OK
• Bipartisan Reps Urge Biden To Sanction Chinese Tech Co.
• US Honey Producers Back Feds' Import Price Calcs
• Amazon Says Battery Suit $4.8M Short For Fed. Court
• Jessica Alba's Baby Product Biz Fights Cert. In Investor Suit
• 2 Firms Steer Chinese E-Commerce Co.'s $200M IPO Filing
• Women Denied Abortions In Medical Emergencies Sue Texas
• Amway Parent Backs Certifying ERISA Class
• US, EU Target Russia's Diamond Revenue
• Grocery Cart Maker Nets Willfulness Win In Patent Trial
• Amazon Workers Can't Yet Be A Class In Internet COVID Suit
• Walgreens Seeks Quick Exit in Kids' Cough Medicine Suit
• Vape Maker Gets $1.2M Attachment Order In Contract Row
• Ga. House OKs Sales Tax On Some Digital Goods, Services
• Suit Blasts Cabela's For Recording Actions Of Website Users
• Hyundai Gets Early Win In Franchisee Termination Suit
• Actual TM Confusion And Social Media Evidence: 4 Questions
• NJ Panel OKs Arbitration For AT&T Retailer In Race Bias Suit
• Mich. Sets $1.1B In Tax Relief, But Gov. Calls Rate Cut Iffy
• 10th Circ. Ruling Shows Hemp Issues Need Congressional Fix
• Waco Or Austin: Fed. Circ. Tells Albright To Just Pick Already
• Tobacco Giants' $54M Ask In TM Trial 'Baloney,' Jurors Told
• Trident Sugarless Gum Inflates Oral Health Claims, Suit Says
• Popcorn Maker Wants Suit Over Name Tossed
• SC Woman Awarded $29M In Talc Suit Against Supplier
• Calif. Co. Says Nintendo Uses Patented Tech Without License
• 9th Circ. Won't Redo Target Vacation Pay Suit
• Amazon Needn't Figure Colo. Holiday Pay Into OT, Court Says
• HP, Investors Agree To End Supply Glut Suit For $10.5M
• Travelers Sues Dehumidifier Maker For House Fire Coverage
• Google Opposes Amicus Efforts In DOJ, AG's Antitrust Case
• DOJ Says Latest Google Antitrust Suit Should Stay In Va.
• What 5-Year BIPA Time Limit Means For Class Action Defenses
• Real Estate Rumors: Urban Green, Cafaro, Sequoia Equities
• Mass. Justices May Not Let Tobacco Cos. Escape Death Suits
• Justices Leave Questions Open On Dual-Purpose Atty Advice
• CBP Anti-Forced Labor Guidance Leaves Solar Sector Wanting
• Pa. Cannabis Growers, Labs Sue To Stop 2-Lab Testing Rule
• Hermes Says 'MetaBirkins' Artist Brazenly Ignored TM Loss
• Retailers Should Start Preparing For Upcoming Legal Changes
• Oklahoma Voters To Decide Whether To Legalize Pot
• Michigan's New Abortion Rights May Crush Old Legal Barriers
• Adidas Beats False Ad Suit Over 'Authentic' NHL Jerseys
• DLA Piper Boosts Litigation Team With Baltimore Antitrust Pro
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ben & Jerry's Contains Child Labor Products, Suit Says
• Commerce Plans Rollback Of Small Solar Cell Duties
• Georgia Lighting Co. Gets Data Breach Cases Merged
• Walmart Sued For $1.37M Fire Damage From Stolen Flare Gun
• No Proxy Fight With Bath & Body Works, Third Point Says
• US Pulls Mexico Into Formal Talks On Corn Biotech Policy
• Indian Barium Chloride Makers To Face Countervailing Duties
• Pot Fraudsters Tell Justices Zoom Testimony Violates Rights
• Easterseals-Goodwill Data Breach Suit Gets Trimmed Down
• 11th Circ. Agrees Ala. Pharmacist's COVID Suit Is State Matter
• Microsoft Says Gamers Show No Harm From Activision Deal
• Texas Judge Finds Guitar Co. Out Of Tune With TM Order
• DOJ Antitrust Head Targets Exclusionary Tech Platforms
• Brand Battles: OK Go Goes After Post's 'OK Go!' Cereal TM
• Walgreens Can't Ax Suit Over 'Maximum Strength' Labels
• A TM Lesson From Damar Hamlin's 'Did We Win?' Shirts
• LG Chem Asks Texas Justices To Review Battery Suit Ruling
• Taylor English Atty Spared Sanctions Over 'Vulgar' Outburst
• Attys Get $5.5M In Fees For Cremation 'Bait And Switch' Suit
• The Jurisdictional Conflict At Center Of 9th Circ. FCA Case
• Calif. Bong Maker Scolded As Suit Over Fake Sales Is Tossed
• Cannabis And Psychedelics Roundup: A Caucus Reintroduced
• Mich. Justices Appear Open To Slip-and-Fall Reform
• CFPB Says Debt Strains Many BNPL Users, Eyes 'Protections'
• Texas Man Sentenced for Selling Fake Native American Goods
• Walgreens COBRA Notice Dispute Moves To Northern Ill.
• Wanted Clarity Absent In CIT's New Country-Of-Origin Opinion
• Calif. Judge Trims IPad Mini 'Jelly Scrolling' Class Action
• Vape Maker Says Fla. Store Sells Knockoffs
• Nova Wildcat Strikes Deal On DIP, Ch. 11 Sale, Worker Pay
• Sony Loses Fight Over Microsoft Doc Demands In FTC Case
• Bamboo Baby Clothier Moves Fraud Suit To Fed. Court
• Judge Won't Upend $15M Yahoo Patent Loss, Adds Interest
• NY Pot Regulators To Double Number Of Retail Licenses
• Google, Facebook Get Express Mobile Patent Claims Axed
• Sherwin-Williams Settles Philly Bridge FCA Case for $1M
• J&J Slammed For 'Drastic' Bid To Ax Benzene Shampoo Class
• Brazilian Retail Chain Bankruptcy May Affect Ch. 15 Litigation
• Md. Comptroller Urges State High Court To Revive Digital Tax
• Members In $8M Class Action Got Bad Deal, 11th Circ. Told
• Pittsburgh Auto Parts Shop Fights City's Bridge Closure
• EBay In Talks With Feds To Settle Stalking Probe
• Absent Federal Action, Tribal Cannabis Laws Remain In Limbo
• Yemenis Accuse Lockheed, Raytheon, Others Of Fueling War
• Deals Rumor Mill: Pfizer, Altria, Stripe
• Feds Focus On Motive In Ex-LA Official's Bribery Trial
• Jury Awards $2M To Blunteffects Co. In TM Row
• Consumers Say P&G Must Face Tampon False Ad Suit
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