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Retail & E-Commerce - October, 2023

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• Amazon Sues Alleged Scammers Of Self-Published Authors
• Google Search Head Feared Money Was All Co. Thought About
• 2nd Circ. Revives Hawaiian Tropic Sunscreen Class Action
• Conn. City Says Pot Law Challengers Have No Standing
• Ex-Football Coach, Rover Get Arbitration In Hidden-Cam Suits
• Native American Co. Owed $8M For 'Game-Changer,' Jury Told
• US, Canada Residents Charged With Shipping Tech To Russia
• Vendors' Book Rating Law Fears Unfounded, 5th Circ. Told
• Burlington Workers Nab Collective Cert. After Axed $11M Deal
• Outdated Federal Sugar Program Costs US $1B Annually
• Mich. Supreme Court Urged To Put $15 Min. Wage To Voters
• American Airlines' Spat With Travel Website Kept Alive
• Judge Says Farm Bill Does Not Preempt Va. Hemp Law
• Del. Judge Denies Rockport Ch. 11 Deal As 'Sub Rosa' Plan
• Best Buy Denies Blame For Alleged Dishwasher Shakedown
• Google Inks Deal With Match As Epic Barrels To Antitrust Trial
• Flooring Duties Cleared After Overhead Cost Clarifications
• Mich. Art Gallery Must Pay For Altering David Bowie Photos
• Analyzing The Legal Ripples Of The EPA's PFAS Regulation
• Lumber Cos. See No Reason For Canadians' Duty Reprieve
• Asian File Folder Imports Found To Be Injuring US Industry
• Akerman Adds Labor And Employment Partner In LA
• Google CEO Admits Apple Deal To Be Default Is 'Valuable'
• Amazon Joins Nintendo, P&G To Sue Alleged Counterfeiters
• Mom Claims Kratom Co.'s Product Killed Son, Suit Says
• Attys Sanctioned For Discovery Delay In COVID-19 Mask Case
• Carvana, Execs Escape Investor's Offering Statements Suit
• NY Pot Market's Future Not 'Optimistic,' Lawmakers Hear
• Nokia Says Amazon Has Shirked Patent Licenses Since 2009
• FCC Wants More Info On T-Mobile's $1.35B Mint Mobile Deal
• Temu Lodges Trademark Suit Aimed At Fake Sites, Promotions
• Skadden-Led IFF Sells Cosmetic Ingredients Biz For $810M
• Amazon Brand Buyer Benitago Gets OK To Use Cash In Ch. 11
• CVS Can't Defeat Job Seeker's AI Lie Detector Claim
• Flag Buyer Drops Tax Overcharge Suit Against Target, Walmart
• Apple's High Court Bid For App Store Appeal Gets Support
• Injury Waiver Dooms Gym-Goer's Rowing Machine Suit
• Co., CEO Who Defended 'Pharma Bro' Reach $50M FCA Deal
• ESG Around The World: The UK
• Judge OKs Family Dollar Rodent Deal, Defers $10.5M Fees
• Tips For Litigating Against Pro Se Parties In Complex Disputes
• Justices Continue To Refuse Steel Duty Challenge
• Getty Images Owes $88M In Damages In Stock Warrant Spat
• 6th Circ. Skeptical Of Pot Co.'s Bid To Block Rival's Deal
• US Asks Mexico To Eye Anti-Union Action At Caterpillar Plant
• Walmart Rips 'Implausible' Battery Pricing Collusion Claims
• Big Box Stores Cut 'Flushable' Wipes Deals, Attys Want $1.9M
• Saks, Luxury Brands Fight No-Poach Case Revival At 2nd Circ.
• Abercrombie, Ex-CEO Sued Over Sex-Trafficking Claims
• Chicken Price-Fixing Verdict Casts Doubt For Future Plaintiffs
• Feds Checking If Mexican Refrigerants Are Skirting China Duty
• Pharmacy Wants Out Of Eli Lilly Diabetes Drug Suit
• Google Trial Reveals $26B Spent On Search Distribution
• Costco Gave Meta Customers' Medical Info, Class Action Says
• Costco Meat Inventory Suit Axed With Wrong Standard
• Fence Supply Co. Says Websites Using Its TM To Sell Tools
• Walgreens Made Robocalls Despite Pleas To Stop, Suit Says
• Conn. Panel Affirms Wholesaler Overcharged Gas Retailer
• Bankman-Fried Attempts To Shift Blame In FTX Fraud Trial
• Ocean Spray Sued Over No Preservatives Claim
• Cannabis Atty Convicted In Plot To Bribe Mass. Police Chief
• US Airgun Seller Says Swedish Partner Schemed To 'Crush' It
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Justices Take New Look At 1st Amendment In Latest TM Fight
• Minute Maid 'Good For You' Claim Upheld By Federal Reg.
• Google Competes With Amazon 'Every Day,' SVP Says
• AI Startup CEO Accused Of Fraud Can't Move To Switzerland
• Chamber Backs Amazon In FTC Prime Subscription Case
• Fed. Pot Legalization Must Avoid Consolidation, Report Says
• Google Search Judge Orders More Public Access To Evidence
• IP Forecast: Bank's Buyers To Face Off In $1B Secrets Fight
• Union Can't Enter NLRB Bid To Compel 33 Starbucks Rehires
• Laser Co. Ends TM Suit Over Rival's Celebrity Laser Treatment
• Suits Pile Up Ahead Of Key Moment In Social Media MDL
• Texas Court Tosses $1.8M Award In Spa Sex Assault Suit
• UK Says Net Neutrality Helps Public, But Offers New Guidance
• Dallas Says Apparel Co. Ripped City's Logo
• NY Apparel Co. Hits Dick's Sporting Goods With $8M TM Suit
• Rite Aid Gets Interim OK For Ch. 11 Deal With Meds Supplier
• Amazon 'Inflamed And Confused' Patent Jury, TrackTime Says
• Cannabis Operators Say Federal Ban Is Unconstitutional
• FTC's Amazon Arguments Hostile To In-House Role, ACC Says
• 2nd Circ. Approves Contested Supplements Co. Settlement
• Deals Rumor Mill: ConocoPhillips, Disney, Orange-MasMovil
• Wex To Buy HVAC-Focused SaaS Biz For Up To $261M
• Judge Says His JPMorgan Shares Won't Affect Mall Debt Suit
• Shift To Bing Could Be 'Very Costly' For Google, Expert Says
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Redbubble TM Decisions
• Costco's Witness 'Coaching' Warrants Fee Award, Panel Says
• Dunkin' Franchisee Will Pay $3M Over Spilled Coffee
• US Pulls Support For Proposals In WTO E-Commerce Talks
• White House Seeks $6B To Extend FCC's Broadband Subsidy
• Leafly Suit Against NY Pot Regulators Back In State Court
• 9th Circ. Returns Amazon Drivers' Wage Suit To Federal Court
• COVID Coverage Case May Need Rehearing, 2nd Circ. Told
• New Initiatives Will Advance Corporate Biodiversity Reporting
• Illinois Jury Clears Sanderson In Chicken Price-Fixing Trial
• Judge Sends Calif. Restaurant's $4M Coverage Case To Trial
• Egg Exec Says Wal-Mart, Others Demanded Market Changes
• Class Action Defense: Don't Give Up On Bristol-Myers Squibb
• Speedway, 7-Eleven Face Suit After Employee's Car Crash
• Pro Bono Work Is Powerful Self-Help For Attorneys
• Italian Tire Co. Fights Steep 'China-Wide' Duties At Fed. Circ.
• Fed Stirs Pot With Call For Lower Cap On Debit Swipe Fees
• Judge Rips 'Nonsensical' Class Action Over P&G Supplement
• Wash. Must Face NY Distillery's Liquor Law Challenge
• Google Manager Resists AGs' Args Of Bing Ad Tool Limits
• Amazon Fights Delivery Of Inspection Docs To Seattle Times
• Bed Bath & Beyond To Sell Lease To Hobby Lobby For $2.1M
• Lawsuits Challenging Hemp Laws Reflect New Cannabis Rift
• 'Fireman's Rule' Doesn't Free E-Scooter Co. From Suit
• New Posts 'Thumb Nose' At Order, 'Shark Tank' Investor Says
• Hummus Maker Hit With $594K Default In 'Kosher' Label Row
• State Regs Sow Discord Between Cannabis, Hemp Industries
• FCC Plans 'Disparate Impact' Test In Anti-Redlining Rules
• Engine Co. Sues Autoparts Buyer In Del. Over Contract Breach
• Fashion Site Hid Growth And Partnership Woes, Suit Says
• What To Watch As The FCC Leans Into National Security
• Nordstrom Accused Of Faking Labor Issues To Ax $6.7M Deal
• Playing In A Rock Cover Band Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• How To Advertise Carbon Reductions Under New Calif. Law
• Hemp Cos. Push Back On Ark. AG's Bid For FOIA Shield
• Artist Loses Early Win Bid In Zazzle Stolen IP Suit
• Amazon Told It'll Likely Get Order Limiting Feds' Use Of Docs
• Sanderson Tells Jury It 'Did Nothing Wrong' With Chicken Cuts
• HHS Says Texas' Abortion Pill Guidance Fight Is Moot
• Kansas Judge Nixes Product-Liability Suit Over Huffing Death
• Florida 'Green' Coffee Co. Says Ex-Exec Promoted Competitor
• Cal-Maine Exec Says Egg Cos. Were Urged To Cut Supply
• FTC Says Total Wine Won't Hand Over Info In Antitrust Probe
• Asiaway Auto Parts Co. Faces US Labor Action In Mexico
• Shoe Co. Can't Kick Reebok TM Case Out Of Mass.
• Fed. Circ. Backs Decision Deflating 2 Air Mattress Patents
• Fragrance Co. Sues Rival Over Too-Similar 'Blue Ridge' Scents
• CBD Shop Ex-Manager Wants OT For Drive Time
• Texas House Bill Aims To Abolish Property Taxes By 2029
• NY Says Judge Erred In Blocking Pot Licensure Program
• WTO Dispute Settlement Reform Deal Draft Nears Completion
• How Cos. Can Prioritize Accessibility Amid Increase In Suits
• 5 Ways Maritime Cos. Can Enhance Sanctions Compliance
• Calif. Walmart Affirmed As Properly Valued At $18M
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Espinosa On 'Lincoln Lawyer'
• Steve Madden Secures $52M Buy Of Almost Famous Brands
• Fed. Circ. Backs Feds' No-Subsidies Finding In Steel Row
• Alleged 'Pump-And-Dump' Funders Say RICO Claims Must Go
• Calif. GHG Disclosure Law Will Affect Companies Worldwide
• EU Tariff Feud Unlikely Over Steel Deal Delay, US Official Says
• Sherwin-Williams Makes NJ Officials Testify In Pollution Suit
• Tesla Gets DOJ Backing In La. Direct-Sales Ban Challenge
• Republicans Blast Net Neutrality Plan For Eroding FTC Duties
• Crypto Co., CEO Must Pay SEC $1.2M In Default Judgment
• Sales System Patent Tied To $13M Verdict Falls Flat
• 23andMe Exposed Ashkenazi Jews' Data In Breach, Suit Says
• Off The Bench: Raptors D Up, MLB Union Joins Antitrust Fight
• Trade Court Backs Export Credit Duties On Chinese Tires
• New Mich. Laws Allow For Cannabis Compacts With Tribes
• Market Headwinds And Geopolitical Risks Muddle IPO Plans
• Carvana Ducks NC Dealership's Claims Of Dodgy Biz Dealings
• Ill. AG Slams Gun Group's Marketing Liability Law Suit
• Lysol Maker Beat False Ad Suit Over Laundry Sanitizer Claims
• Fla. Couple Cop To Evading $42M In Plywood Duties
• Audible Beats Suit Over Subscription Auto-Renewal, For Now
• Burger King Seeks Sanctions In Beef Over Whopper Ads
• US CEO Derides 'Sabotage' Of Airgun Co. By Swedish Owner
• Walgreens, CVS Must Face Opioid Overdose Death Suit
• Senators Join Call For FCC To Revisit Video Streaming Rules
• Supplement Co. Owners Must Post Bond To Stay TM Penalty
• Target Defeats Woman's Suit Over Trip-And-Fall Injuries
• Importer Seeks To Expand Solar Tariff Suit After Prior Victory
• Z Gallerie Gets OK To Sell Inventory In Ch. 11
• What Retail Landlords Must Know About Permitted Transfers
• Balancing Justice And Accountability In Opioid Bankruptcies
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Asian Solar Cos. Fight Commerce's Circumvention Findings
• 4 Key Changes In The Latest Semiconductor Export Rules
• DC Circ. Doubts NLRB In Pot Dispensary Union Case
• Altria Unit Says Dozens Of Vape Makers Sell Illegal Products
• IP Forecast: NXP-Impinj Patent Battle Heads To Waco
• ​​​​​​Amazon Says FTC Prime Subscription Suit Gets Ahead Of Law
• Bankrupt Rite Aid's New Directors To Earn $50K Per Month
• Egg Producers, Trade Groups 'Cheated The System,' Jury Told
• Franchise Group Investor Seeks Appraisal Of $2.6B Merger
• Judge Stays Cannabis Investors' Suit Pending Arbitration
• Google Search Incredibly Important To Expedia, Judge Told
• Skechers Shareholder Digs In Heels Over 'Excessive' Junkets
• 4th Circ. Upholds Win For Shoe Co. In Gender Pay Bias Suit
• Attys Want $650K In Fees For Deodorant Suit Settlement
• FTC, Gamers Continue Challenges To $69B Microsoft Deal
• Newman Suspension Shows Need For Judicial Reform
• Rite Aid Cites 'Substantial Doubt' It Can Stay In Business
• Trade Court Says Commerce Failed To Justify Tin Can Tariffs
• Bitterly Split FCC Adopts Revival Of Net Neutrality Rules
• Rite Aid Investors, Walgreens Ink $192M Deal In Merger Row
• Calif. Embraces Bold New Climate, Consumer, Labor Laws
• Trial Expert Says FTX Drained $9B Of Customer Funds
• Fed. Circ. Says Book Holder Inventor Already Had His Chance
• Virginia Seeks Toss Of Hemp Cos.' Challenge To New Law
• User Scale Not 'The Whole Story,' Google VP Says
• Davis Wright Gets $4.3M From Wash. After Clearing Client
• US Questions If Wire From Southeast, East Asia China-made
• United Steelworkers Seeks Probe Into Dumped Thai Tires
• Colo. Judge Tosses Suit Against Ex-NFL Player, Reptile Co.
• Kroger, Albertsons Slam Renewed Bid To Block $25B Merger
• NBA's Antetokounmpo Slams Bed Maker For Misusing Name
• No Advisory Contract, No Class Action, Seeking Alpha Says
• Rite Aid Ch. 11 Shows NJ Is A Good Place To Go Bankrupt
• Graffiti Artist, Lids Sports Retailer Settle Copyright Suit
• Consumer Finance Cos. Must Seriously Consider Complaints
• Davis Polk-Led Owner Of Nerds, SweeTarts Buying Jelly Belly
• US Sanctions Hamas Financiers, Digital Currency Wallet
• Google Quality 'Not The Only Factor,' Judge Told
• CFPB Doubles Down On Credit Claims In Snap Finance Suit
• Sports Research Corp. Hit With False-Marketing Accusations
• NJ Craves Feedback On Cannabis Edibles Expansion Plan
• Commerce To Treat China Duracell Arm As Gov't-Controlled
• Forward Air Shareholder Looks To Sink $3.2B Omni Deal
• Z Gallerie Blames Lingering COVID Effects For New Ch. 11
• NY Pot Regulators Expand License Application Window
• Bungie Gets Developer's Computer Fraud Claims Tossed
• Landmark Ark. Ruling Is Welcome News For Hemp Industry
• Airgun Co. Says US Arm Boss 'Destroying' Biz Over Fraud Suit
• Chevron Foes Pan Fed. Defenses In Fishers' High Court Case
• Rite Aid Inks Ch. 11 Deal With Key Medicine Supplier
• Google Ad Tech Judge Explains Refusal To DQ Paul Weiss
• Google Judge: 'Not Clear' Market Shares Shift With Defaults
• Media Cos. Say Even More Access Needed In Google Search
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Swissdigital, Wenger Settle High-Tech Luggage Patent Suit
• Top Fast Food Cos. Face IP Suit Over Mystery Shopper Tech
• Judge Allows Investors To Voluntarily End Funko IPO Suit
• Shein Rips Artists' RICO Suit As Covering Minor Gripes
• Walmart Says 'Onn' Tablet Class Claims Unfounded
• Scampi Merger Fried Amid Pressure From UK Watchdog
• 2nd Circ. Revives Ex-Workers' OT Suit Against Luxury Brand
• Sanderson Farms Seeks Judgment Amid Price-Fixing Trial
• Ruger Moves Conn. Gun Advertising Suits To Fed. Court
• Slashed Duties On Indian Polymer Resin Get Trade Court's OK
• Target, Walmart Illegally Taxed Sales Of US Flags, Court Told
• Wayfair, Williams-Sonoma Settle West Elm Patent Row
• Crumbl, Dirty Dough Say They're Baking Up IP Settlement
• AI-Focused Alpha Modus To Go Public In $175M SPAC Merger
• Ghost Gun Firms Must Make Weapons Traceable For Now
• How And Why Your Firm Should Implement Fixed-Fee Billing
• Amazon Workers Seek Green Light For Military Leave Class
• Vista Outdoor To Sell Sporting Products Biz For $1.91B
• Feds Form New Committee To Support Southeastern Farmers
• Rite Aid Taps Into DIP Loans, Sets Fast Ch. 11 Sale Schedule
• No Sanctions, No Class Cert. In Fruit Snack Fight
• Wash. Ex-Tribal Program Director Admits Embezzling $100K
• Miami Heat Store Inaccessible To Blind Customers, Suit Says
• 5 Things To Know About Calif.'s New Climate Disclosure Law
• Md. Judge Blocks Portion Of New Pot Law Touching On Hemp
• Tesla Urges 5th Circ. To Revive La. Direct-Sales Ban Challenge
• Attys Can't Contest Rule They Helped Revise, Panel Says
• Chinese Official Warns US Against Tightening Chip Regs
• Importer Rebukes Feds' Bid To Dodge Solar Cell Duties Case
• Ill. Judge OKs $75M More In Chicken Price-Fixing Deals
• Ex-Walgreen's Tech Wants Fees For Retaliation Suit Removal
• Rite Aid Says Higher Losses Expected In Late Financial Report
• Consultant Says Row Over Pot Revenue Belongs In Ariz. Court
• Illinois Biz Says Phone-Case Co. Ripped Off Charger Designs
• Humana Beats Walgreens' Claims Over Crowell & Moring
• Google Judge Weighs Secrecy, Openness Without Crystal Ball
• Judicial Independence Needs Defense Amid Political Threats
• Judge Cites Rolling Stones In Nod For $28.5M Wawa Data Deal
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 3 Firms Steer Take-Private Sale Of Air-Powered Tool Maker
• Google Ad Tech Judge Won't DQ Paul Weiss For Repping Yelp
• 'This Is Not About Money': Google, Epic Execs Fail To Settle
• Judge Told Google's Search Ad Changes Hurt Advertisers
• Opening Up Pot Licensing Shakes Up NY Court Battle
• IMedia Seeks Hearing To Confirm Ch. 11 Plan After Asset Sale
• Insider Trading Claims Are 'Grasping At Straws,' Retailer Says
• US Takes Action Against Russia Oil Price Cap Evaders
• How Law Firms Can Use Account-Based Marketing Strategies
• National Security Added To FCC Rationale For Net Neutrality
• NJ Panel Backs Atty Fee For AG In Fight With Ammunition Co.
• Pa. Judge Keeps Rover Hidden Camera Suits In Federal Court
• Navigating Over-The-Counter Product Ads After FTC Warning
• Mich. Judge Orders UK Bakery To Honor Distribution Deal
• 7-Eleven Store Says Chubb Insurer Must Cover Injury Suit
• Exec Says Booking.com Needs Google Search To Stay Alive
• Walmart's Raw Honey Is Not Actually Raw, Suit Says
• Meta Colluded To Kill Fitness VR App, $353M Suit Says
• Trade Court Wraps Wood Dispute, Wiping Duties For Many
• Company Decries Gov't Bid To Freeze Ghost Gun Injunction
• Sporting Goods Co. Dodges Injunction In Bat Patent Row
• FCC Could Require Cable, Satellite Rebates After Blackouts
• Faulty Translation Clouds Bad Faith In $11.6M FBAR Suit
• Unilever Wants Benzene Suit Tossed Pending FDA Input
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Invalidation Of Mattress Pump Patent
• California Governor Signs Right To Repair Act Into Law
• LA Closes Unlicensed Cannabis Shop, Hits Owners With Fines
• ITC Asked To Enforce Chocolate Milk Mix Exclusion Order
• Strategic Succession Planning At Law Firms Is Crucial
• Trade Court Rips Feds For Hounding Importers On Subsidies
• What An NCAA Drug Test Change Could Mean For Cannabis
• Chinese Hygiene Products Biz Lands $500M SPAC Merger
• 3 Firms Craft $950M Sale Of Melissa & Doug Toy Biz
• FTC Pushes New Rule To Crack Down On Junk Fees
• Pfizer Agrees To Shell Out $50M To Exit EpiPen Antitrust Suit
• Colgate-Palmolive Customers Seek $1.9M Settlement Approval
• NC Court Can Hear Kroger Subsidiary's Opioid Coverage Suit
• Target's Fruit Cocktails Aren't Really 'In 100% Juice,' Suit Says
• Court Hears Apple Has Flexibility In Deals With Google
• Arkansas Takes Fight Over New Hemp Law To 8th Circ.
• Iconix Founder Sentenced To 18 Months In Fraud Case
• Agri Stats Wants DOJ Complaint Sealed, A Week After Filing
• 23andMe Didn't Protect Sensitive Info From Hacker, Users Say
• Most ISPs Must Comply With FCC Label Rule In 6 Mos.
• Kirkland, Latham Steer Birkenstock's $1.5B IPO
• Newsom Signs Landmark Carbon Disclosure Bill Into Law
• Advance Auto Investor Says Execs Hid Failure Of Pricing Plan
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Real Estate Rumors: Gaia, Sterling, Stag Industrial
• Calif. Jewelers Can't Avoid Virus Exclusion, 9th Circ. Says
• Cannabinoid Co. Settles Spoiled Acquisition Suit
• Paul Weiss Fights Yelp's DQ Bid In Google Ad Tech Case
• Pot Co. Manager Keeps Wage, Bias Claims Out Of Arbitration
• Simpson Thacher, Kirkland Build Bazooka Candy PE Buyout
• Justices Reject Advance Auto Parts Patron's Race Bias Case
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Decisions Erasing Printing Patents
• Google Says Play Store Case Shouldn't Be All About Chats
• Starbucks Must Give DOL Info On Its Expenses Fighting Union
• Ropes & Gray Hires Restructuring Partner From Paul Hastings
• Ex-Partner Stole Customers Away, Food Service Supplier Says
• Electric Vehicle Co. Faraday Inks $7.5M Shareholder Deal
• Court Won't Cut Amazon Bid To Have Policies Deemed Lawful
• FTC's Antitrust Case Against Amazon Has Company
• Angi, HomeAdvisor Owe $4.5M For Call Center Bills, Co. Says
• ITC Says Crocs Took Clogs TMs Too Far
• Amazon 'Fleeced' Shoppers Seeking Refunds, Suit Says
• Starbucks' Schultz Knocked For Threatening Union Backer
• Google 'Very Aware' It Can Hike Ad Prices, Judge Told
• NJ Law Reinforces States' Stance Against Card Surcharges
• Mitchell Gold Converts To Chapter 7 After Lenders Flee
• Walgreens Sold 'Wholly Ineffective' Decongestants, Suit Says
• Commerce Frees Some Pipe Fittings From Chinese Tariffs
• Alito Freezes Ghost Gun Companies' Injunction For Appeal
• EPA Finalizes HFC Ban, Proposes Leak And Recycling Rule
• Starr, La. Strip Mall Settle Hurricane Laura Coverage Row
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• What Marijuana Status Change Would Mean For Industry
• Google Mobile App Privacy Case Close To Class Cert.
• PayPal's Merchant Rules Run Afoul Of Antitrust Law, Suit Says
• Why Don't FB Ads Compete With Search? Google Judge Asks
• Sacred Heart Univ. Drops TM Feud With Sportswear Website
• Trade Court Reverses To Affirm Penalty Duties On Flooring
• Biden Urges Justices To Ax Ghost Gun Companies' Injunction
• More Texas Gun Groups Chip Away At ATF's Pistol-Brace Rule
• Mitchell Gold Teeters As Ch. 11 Financing Collapses
• 6 Lessons From Direct Selling Industry's Win Over FTC
• Calif. Climate Disclosure Bills Promise Challenges For Cos.
• US Aluminum Industry Calls For Duties On 15 Countries
• Maximizing Law Firm Profitability In Uncertain Times
• Morgan & Morgan Attorneys Are Officially In All 50 States
• Q3's Top 10 Deals Led By J&J's $42B Tylenol Owner Spinoff
• Feds Seek Up To 8 Years For Convicted Iconix Founder
• Deals Rumor Mill: BP, AT&T-Direct TV, Carlyle Group
• WTO Halves Trade Growth Outlook For 2023
• Chewy's Patent Win Gives Fed. Circ. A Lot To Chew Over
• Pillow Co. Wants To Pad Key Employee Pay In Ch. 11 Case
• Alexa Users Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Voice Data Privacy Fight
• Feds Say Trade Court Lacks Authority In Forced Labor Suit
• Trader Joe's Union Calls TM Suit Retaliatory In NLRB Charge
• Cheer Gym's $43.5M Deal With Varsity Brands Gets Final OK
• Roberts Worries Courts Being 'Manipulated' For ADA Cases
• 'Dead, Dead, Dead': Justices Say Mootness May Kill ADA Case
• Nike Says Expert Objection A Delay Tactic In Fake Shoe Suit
• After Rocky Rollout, NY Touts Expansion Of Legal Pot Market
• Mass. Justices Unsure On Look-Back For Sunday Wage Rule
• Amazon Accused Of 'Coercive' Price-Parity Seller Agreements
• Allbirds Execs Hit With Derivative Shareholder Suit In Del.
• Fake Amazon Review Action Against Electronic Co. Gets Cert.
• Mint Mobile Fights Ruling Against 'Now Just $15/Mo' Ad
• OECD Gender Inclusive Toolkit May Inform Competition Policy
• Fendi, Marc Jacobs Ink Deal With Costume Co. To End TM Suit
• NFT Hoops Site Shares User Data With Meta, Suit Claims
• Consultant Says Pot Co. Cheated Him Out Of Revenue Cut
• Do Website Accessibility Suits Violate Hobbs Act, RICO?
• 11th Circ. OKs Nix Of Walmart Ex-Worker's Medical Leave Suit
• Grocery Chain Says Delivery Driver Not Employee In Pay Suit
• 2nd Circ. Sends Google Ad Tech Case Back To Texas
• Logistics Co. 'Grossly Undervalued' In GXO Sale, Suit Claims
• Shoppers Take Second Shot At Kroger-Albertsons Suit
• Google Wants Default Status To 'Freeze System,' Judge Told
• 9th Circ. Dubious Of Vizio's $17M Smart TV MDL Coverage Bid
• Consumers Defend Renewed Amazon Fulfillment Claims
• Shrimp Co. Assails Beefed-Up Duties
• Tech Group Says TM Bill Puts Burden On Platforms
• Instant Brands Gets OK For $351M Ch. 11 Sale To Centre Lane
• 2nd Circ. Asks Google Why Ad Tech Suit Should Stay In NY
• Fashion Co. Torrid Execs Hit With Derivative Shareholder Suit
• BMG, MGA Flush Fight Over 'My Poops' Copying 'My Humps'
• Vape Co. Denied Early Injunction In Application Row
• Mich. AG Strikes Deal With Winery After Judge Urges Leniency
• Mass. Grocery Chain Settles Racial Profiling Claims
• Starbucks Asks Justices To Unify Labor Injunction Standards
• Brooks Bros. Ex-CEO Slams 'Bad Faith' Ch. 11 Theory
• Foreign File Folders Imports Bound To US Duties
• Wayfair Fired Manager For Taking Parental Leave, Suit Says
• Pasta Tariffs Based On Bad Math, Fed. Circ. Told
• Gap Hit With NJ Lawsuit Over Lack Of Store Security
• Feds' Double Counting Led To Higher Tariffs, Pipe Co. Says
• Preloading Bing Best Way To Compete With Google, CEO Says
• 11th Circ. Won't Rethink Tupperware Investors' Suit
• BJ's To Pay $9M For Not Reporting AC Death, CPSC Says
• Vitamin Co. Can't Escape 'Natural' Supplement False Ad Suit
• Steel Slab Importer Says Rival Wants To 'Sabotage' Duty Deal
• Commerce's Subsidy Findings Too Weak, Trade Court Says
• Ga. Tort Reform Fight Heating Back Up
• Uncertainty Still Looms For IPOs Despite Shutdown Reprieve
• 5th Circ. Ruling Reminds Attys That CBP Can Search Devices
• Insurer Must Face Claim In Crowell & Moring Imbroglio
• Bain Invests At Least $200M In Vietnamese Masan Group
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• ESG Around The World: European Union
• High Court Won't Hear Tire Importer's Duty Revision Challenge
• Kirkland-Led Birkenstock Launches Plans For $1.5B IPO
• Panini Can Continue Selling NFLPA Goods During Arbitration