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Texas - September, 2022

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• The 5 Biggest Cases This Supreme Court Term
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive US Inventor's Fintiv Suit
• Crypto 'Academy' Was Just Another $12M Scam, SEC Says
• Hutchinson Won't Get Atty Fees In TM Infringement Suit
• Albright Says Amazon Foe's Patents Are Invalid Under Alice
• Mo. Judge Tosses Restaurant Co.'s Virus Coverage Suit
• Judge Chides Atty For Misleading Court On Key Fact
• SXSW Loses Bid For Coverage Of Ticket Refund Class Action
• Texas Need Not Share Records On Voter Purge, 5th Circ. Says
• BakerHostetler Accused Of Fraud In $100M Bankruptcy Suit
• Texas High Court To Hear Ex-Dallas Cowboy's Benefits Case
• Fed. Circ. Lets IP Row Stay In Texas, Citing Remote Workers
• How Crypto Miners Can Support A Cleaner Energy System
• Law360's The Term: A New Normal For The Supreme Court?
• Texas Court Gives Green Light to Enviro Agency Plant Permit
• 5th Circ. Says Justice Of Peace Can Open Court With Prayer
• No Signs Of Supreme Court's Conservatives Slowing Down
• How Well Do You Know Supreme Court History?
• Judge Adopts Report, Giving Medical Lab, Insurer Partial Wins
• Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Takes Bench, Makes History
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Practicality Over Perfection
• Staffing Co. Says Texas Court Couldn't Hear AT&T Case
• IP Forecast: Philip Morris Looks To Snuff Out ITC Ban
• Jones' Father Tells Jury 'Puffery' Key To Infowars' Success
• Judge Rules SEC's Suspension Of 2020 Proxy Rules Unlawful
• Nursing Home Creditors Get OK To File Their Own Ch. 11 Plan
• ASICS Says Order In $6.1M Shoe Fight Threatens Subpoenas
• US To Tell Justices Daily Paid Workers Deserve Overtime
• Fed. Court Not Right For Texas Power Price Suit, 5th Circ. Told
• TPC Group Resolves Objections To $450M Rights Offerings
• Real Estate Rumors: Alan Roberts Trust, Rastegar, Highwoods
• First Guaranty Approved For Ch. 11 Docs With Creditor Deal
• Sens. Grapple With How To Do Outbound Investment Review
• What New Bar Exam Means For Law Students And Schools
• State COVID Insurance Rulings Highlight Errors In Dismissals
• Womble Bond Adds Patent Pro From Conley Rose In Houston
• Tinder Owner Hits Back At Insurer's Claim Argument
• Enbridge Buys Texas Renewable Energy Biz In $270M Deal
• High Court Likely To Review Social Media Speech Censorship
• Alex Jones Hijacked Newtown Parent's Grieving, Jury Hears
• CFPB Hit With Trade Groups' Suit Over Anti-Bias Exam Policy
• PTAB Told To Eject Intel From $2.2B Patent Challenges
• Texas Barge Co. Can't Escape Newsletter Copyright Suit
• Zurich Escapes COVID-19 Suit From International Restaurants
• And Now A Word From The Panel: 5 Key MDL Factors
• Apple's New Messaging Features Will Complicate E-Discovery
• Pro-Choice Advocates Say Paxton Subpoena Saga Is His Fault
• Bradley Arant Boosts Construction Bench With Fee Smith Atty
• Texas Inventor Appeals Malpractice Case Against Hunton
• Noncompete Enforceability In The World Of Remote Work
• Alex Jones Acolyte Harassed Sandy Hook Plaintiff, Jury Hears
• Colliers Says Insurer Owes $1M Defense Costs For Broker Suit
• Radisson, Franchisor Sue Texas Hotel In Sex-Trafficking Row
• States Urge 5th Circ. To Revive Border Wall Construction
• Energy Cos. Want Wage Arbitration Moved To Puerto Rico
• Fastest AG In The West? Paxton Slips Service In Abortion Row
• COVID-Focused Biotech Firm Eyeing $675M SPAC Merger
• Arbitration Suggested For Ex-Tesla Workers' WARN Claims
• Law Firm Inclusion Efforts Often Overlook Business Staff
• Carenet Health Sues OpenMed In Del. To Unwind $15M Deal
• Ex-Platinum Exec Seeks Acquittal For Bond Fraud Conviction
• White & Case Adds 2 Real Estate Pros From Paul Hastings
• Polsinelli Adds Corporate Finance Pro From Kane Russell
• Amazon Sellers Ripping Off Mary Kay's Trademarks, Suit Says
• SEC Says Fraudulent Real Estate Scheme Raised $26M
• Payday Lender Motion Argues CFPB Suit Is Unconstitutional
• Texas Courts Can Craft Local Rules Without Justice Approval
• US Trustee Questions First Guaranty's Ch. 11 Disclosures
• Fed. Circ. Won't Ship Luggage Patent Suit From Texas To Fla.
• Considerations For Interstate Travel For Abortion Post-Dobbs
• Oil Lease Sale Backers Paint 'Distorted Picture,' DC Circ. Told
• Dallas' Munck Wilson Opens South Florida Office
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Lewis Brisbois Sues Lewis Brisbois In Texas Name Spat
• What's At Stake In Court Split Over Foreign Bribery Charges
• An Associate's Guide To Rebounding After A Layoff
• Jones Ends Trial Week With Wish Jurors Would Do Research
• 10 States Back Sen. Graham's Stay Bid In Ga. Election Probe
• Fla. Senator Sues DeSantis Over $1.5M Paid To Fly Migrants
• AML Regulation Of Lawyers Is Imminent And Controversial
• HONX Creditors Accuse Debtor Of Filing Ch. 11 In Bad Faith
• Ch. 11 Cheat Sheet: Compute North Holdings
• Jury Says LabCorp Owes $272M For Infringing Prenatal Test IP
• Boy Scouts Appeals Roll In, Alex Jones Ch. 11 Attys Nixed
• Crypto Data Center Co. Compute North Hits Ch. 11
• Combative Jones Mostly Denies Harm In Newtown Testimony
• Vinson & Elkins Guides Talos' $1.1B EnVen Energy Buy
• Texas Justices Mull If Payment To Exoneree Ends His Suit, Too
• IP Forecast: Tyga's 'Wavy Baby' Shoe Row Goes To 2nd Circ.
• Texas Ex-Professor Settles Microaggression Critique Suit
• PTAB Grills Intel, VLSI In Fight Over IP Tied To $2.18B Verdict
• Breaking Down The DOJ's American-JetBlue Antitrust Trial
• Credit Union Manager Indicted On Embezzlement Charges
• TPC Must Let All Creditors Reject Releases In Ch. 11 Vote
• Meet Tesla's New Senior Director Of Legal — Don't Call Her GC
• Holland & Knight Adds Partner To Public Finance Tax Practice
• Jones' Lies Devastated Sandy Hook Victims, Jury Hears
• CFTC Wants Election-Betting Firm's Suit Moved To DC
• Manchin Unveils Permitting Reform To Reluctant Congress
• How Telecom Co. KPN Won A $32M Verdict Against Ericsson
• Texas Supreme Court Mulls $4M Walmart Contract Dispute
• Meta Hit With $175M Patent Verdict In Austin
• 5th Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Jeweler's Virus Coverage Suit
• Mass Tort Cases Expose Bankruptcy Courts To New Threats
• Hemp Biz Infringed Herbal Co.'s 'GAIA' Marks, Suit Says
• Sprint Escapes Row Over Failed Hawaii Mobile Business
• DHS Watchdog Says CBP Skipped Migrant Screening Process
• Key Adaptations For Law Firms Amid Quiet Quitting Movement
• Blank Rome Boosts IP Team With Philly, Texas Patent Agents
• 2 Firms Steer Liquidity Provider's $3.5B SPAC Merger
• 'Stranded' Martha's Vineyard Migrants Can Sue Anonymously
• Jones' Sandy Hook Lies Were Lucrative, Jury Hears
• 5th Circ., NJ Tussle Over Who Gets To Decide 3D Gun Case
• PNC Pins $218M Patent Loss On 'Tainted' Verdict
• Alex Jones' Podcast Co. Can't Retain Atty For Ch. 11 Case
• GM's Less Costly Engine Fix Didn't Solve Oil Issues, Jury Told
• Justices Urged To Restore Biden's Bid To Narrow ICE Ops
• Spectrum Ordered To Pay $1.15B In Stabbing Case
• Texas Atty In Hot Water After Saying Judge Was Masquerading
• Albright To Take Another Look At Transferring Apple IP Row
• Migrants Say DeSantis 'Stranded' Them On Martha's Vineyard
• 51 AGs Urge FCC To Require More Anti-Robocall Protections
• 5th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Antitrust Suit Against La. Hospital
• Cisco Loses PTAB Bid To Kill Network Security Patent
• Creating A Hybrid Work Policy? Be Intentional And Inclusive
• Deputy Texas AG Beats Ethics Claims Over 2020 Election Suit
• Pillsbury Adds Eversheds Sutherland Energy Duo
• JP Morgan Chase, Ex-Worker Wrap Up Disability Bias Suit
• Bracewell Gains Oil And Gas Partner In Houston
• LabCorp Infringed Prenatal Test IP, Biotech Biz Tells Jury
• Oilfield Investors Say Mexico Owes $200M For Axed Contracts
• Warning Signs For FTC In AGs' Meta Appeal At DC Circ.
• Mediation Fails In Hess Corp.'s Asbestos Unit Ch. 11 Case
• Crypto Co. Sparkster To Pay $35M Over Unregistered Offering
• Tesla Must Tell Fired Workers About Class Action
• OFAC's Tornado Cash Sanctions Create Legal Uncertainty
• USAA Scores $4.3M Jury Award In Mobile Banking Patent Suit
• Interior Says Inflation Reduction Act Moots Oil Lease Fight
• Exxon Wants Benzene Coverage Fight Back In Texas Court
• McDermott Adds 2 Trial Lawyers To Dallas Litigation Group
• Legal Services Co. Seeks Partial Toss Of Data Breach Case
• Legal Placement Firm Wins $3.6M In Clash With Recruiter
• A Law Firm's Guide To Humane Layoffs As Recession Looms
• Split 5th Circ. Backs Texas Social Media Censorship Law
• Doc Accused Of Injecting Drugs Into IV Bags With Fatal Result
• Ex-Texas Mayor, Husband Get Bond In Bribery Case Appeal
• Albright Ships Apple IP Suit To Calif., Rejecting Opposition
• 5th Circ. Revives Airport Injury Suit Over Calendar Mistake
• DOJ Wants SEC's Fraud Suit Against Ex-SEC Attorney Paused
• Religious Freedom, LGBT Rights Colliding In ACA Cases
• Bumble Sued In Del. Over Extra Share Voting Rights
• Kinder Morgan Broke Insurance Contract, Mixed Ruling Says
• Latham Helps NASA Moon Contractor Land $1B SPAC Deal
• 9th Circ. Ruling Highlights Divide On Ch. 11 Interest Rates
• PTAB To Review Proxy Server IP That Drew $7.5M Verdict
• Porter Hedges Grows Energy Practice With 2 Partners
• 5th Circ. Urged To Preserve Employer-Friendly Title VII Rule
• IP Forecast: PTAB To Eye Patent Tied To Intel's $2.2B Loss
• Sanitizer Co. 4E Brands' Ch. 11 Plan Draws Creditor Objection
• Bose Gets PTAB To Trim Koss' Wireless Headphone Patent
• GOP Transport Of Migrants Ripped As Political 'Kidnapping'
• 5th Circ. Says Phillips 66 And Shell Unit Must Pay Harbor Dues
• Intel Asks Fed. Circ. To Ax 'Tainted' $2.2B Verdict In VLSI Row
• Shearman Partner Joins Caris Life Sciences As GC
• Injury-Plagued Ex-Broncos Player Sues For $400K In Benefits
• Murder Mystery Harkens Back To Patent Hotspot's Glory Days
• Boy Scouts Plan Confirmed, Cineworld Hits Ch. 11
• Ex-Bracewell Finance Pro Joins Locke Lord In Dallas
• Senate Panel Advances DC, 5th Circ. Picks
• Texas Aims To Take Charge Of Carbon Capture Projects
• Loews Defends Baker Botts' Boardwalk Pipeline Opinion
• DOJ Fines Bank In 'First-Ever' FCA Settlement Over PPP Loan
• Infowars Hid Sandy Hook Evidence From Witness, Jury Told
• PTAB Questions Validity Of Patents ITC Found Apple Infringed
• Texas Asks Justices To Help Revive Old Public Charge Rule
• Samsung Rips Off Licensing Co.'s Patents, New Suits Say
• Former Trials Partner Rejoins Lynn Pinker In Dallas
• Womble Bond Adds Top Litigator From Baker Donelson
• Learning From Trump And Bannon Discovery Strategies
• Ex-Winston Strawn Atty To Lead Hilgers Graben's Dallas Office
• Sports Site Latest To Be Sued For Routing Data To Facebook
• Google Can't Yet Beat Bulk Of States' Ad Monopoly Claims
• Ken Starr, Who Led Clinton Sex Scandal Inquiry, Dies At 76
• Alex Jones Sanctioned Again As 2nd Sandy Hook Trial Begins
• ConocoPhillips Workers Qualify For Overtime, Suit Says
• DOJ Tells 5th Circ. Biden As 'CEO' Can Enforce Vax Mandate
• Sandy Hook Families Told To Cut Back Ch. 11 Debt Questions
• Brazos Gets Nod On Ch. 11 Plan Docs With ERCOT Deal
• Texas Court Skeptical LG Chem Can Avoid Battery Suit
• PTAB Wipes One Patent, Trims Another In SEP Fight
• Texas A&M Accused Of Hiring Bias Against White, Asian Men
• Why FLSA Settlement Reviews May Be Increasingly Unneeded
• Interior Dept. Proposes Revamping Offshore Safety Regs
• AI Patent Survives PTAB Review After Getting Axed In WDTX
• Waco IP Atty Calls Pilot License His 'Secret Weapon'
• Hunton Adds M&A Partner To Houston Office From DLA Piper
• Del. Judge Gives Bankrupt TPC More Time For Creditor Talks
• Texas Woman Threatened To Kill Mar-A-Lago Judge, Feds Say
• After Arthrex, PTAB Says Claims In Decryption IP Are Invalid
• Austin, Texas, Faces Doubtful 5th Circ. In Billboard Fight
• Red States Want Hold On 'Remain In Mexico' Repeal Order
• Steakhouse Insurers Tell 9th Circ. COVID Claims Need Proof
• Albright Rips Apple's 'Unreliable Evidence' In Transfer Bid
• Apparel Maker Says IP Lawsuit Threats Are From Patent Troll
• SEC Says Adviser's Clients Paid Founder's $50M Tax Bill
• Election-Betting Firm Sues CFTC Over Order To Shut Down
• Dave & Buster's Elevates Atty To GC After $835M Merger
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Adams And Reese Boosts IP Team With 2 Special Counsel
• The Risks In Lateral Hiring, And How To Avoid Them
• Kilpatrick Adds Litigation Pro In Dallas From Griffith Barbee
• Alex Jones Set To Face 2nd Sandy Hook Trial After $49M Loss
• 5th Circ. Says Guatemalan's Stepkids Can't Stop Deportation
• NBA Player's $58M Fight With Agent Sent To Arbitration
• 5th Circ. Lets Stanford Receiver Keep $45M Interest Award
• Energy Orgs Say No Place For Green Groups In Oil Lease Row
• Kuwaiti Finance Firm Seeks $5.4M Award From Iraqi Telecom
• Port Of Houston Authority Must Face Truck Driver Injury Suit
• Cineworld Can Tap Into $1.9B Ch. 11 Loan With Some Limits
• Ruling Highlights GDPR Best Practices In US Discovery
• Amplify Pays $18M To End Criminal Cases Over Pipeline Spill
• BakerHostetler Adds Litigator From McKool Smith In Houston
• Judges Who Use Social Media Must Know Their Ethical Limits
• IP Forecast: DC Circ. To Hear Free Speech Challenge To DMCA
• SEC Suit Accusing AT&T Of Selective Leaks Heads To Trial
• Texas Mall Says Typo Doesn't Doom Hail Coverage Suit
• Fed. Circ. Chief To VirnetX: 'I Don't Think This Is Going To End'
• Shareholders, Astrotech Seek Settlement of Del. Voting Suit
• Ch. 11 Cheat Sheet: Cineworld Group
• Courts Are Not Shifting On COVID Biz Interruption Stance
• NFIP Reforms Take On Urgency As Program Deadline Nears
• Baker Botts Snags Former Perkins Coie Managing Partner
• ABA Is Defending Profession's Values From Monied Influences
• Blackstone Mortgage Lends $675M For Tallest Tower In Texas
• DOL Seeks To Wrap Up Fiduciary Rule Battle In Texas
• Fed Gov't Backs Former Helix Worker In High Court OT Fight
• Bowman And Brooke Partner Discusses Expansion In Austin
• Where States Stand On The Legality Of Abortion
• Policyholder Urges Ill. Judge Not To Dismiss Robocalls Suit
• Pandora Wins Ax Of Playlist Patents Under Alice
• McGuireWoods Adds 2 Patent Pros From Winston & Strawn
• Fox Rothschild Adds Ex-Division 1 Baseball Player As Partner
• Ex-United Pilots Say Union 'Colluded' On Vax Mandate
• Coinbase Backs Suit Against Treasury Over Tornado Cash Ban
• Texas Businessman Looks To Exit Mexico Man's RICO Suit
• HIV Medicine Mandate Flouts Religious Rights, Judge Says
• AFL-CIO Backs Worker In High Court OT Row Against Helix
• Groups Say FERC Shouldn't Give More Time To Gas Projects
• State Judges Defend Election Rule Review Power To Justices
• 'Dallas Buyers Club' Cos. Sue AT&T, Verizon Over BitTorrents
• 5th Circ. Backs Iranian's 10-Year Sentence For Export Scheme
• How In-House Counsel Can Better Manage Litigation Exposure
• S2 Capital Raises $400M For Multifamily Fund
• Former Texas Supreme Court Justice Joins Wright Close
• Ex-5th Circ. Judge Joins Gibson Dunn In Houston
• Shell Fights Partial Win Bid In Mismanaged 401(k) ERISA Suit
• Butler Snow Partner Tapped For New Texas Trial Court
• Sungard Dual-Track Ch. 11 Plan Sent For Creditor Vote
• 2nd Largest Theater Chain Cineworld Hits Ch. 11
• AT&T Says T-Mobile Is Deceiving Senior Citizens With Ads
• Commerce Releases CHIPS Implementation Strategy
• EPA Says It Got Texas, Colorado Ozone Designations Right
• Davis Polk, V&E Steer Deal To Form $4.8B Mineral Royalty Co.
• 5th Circ. Won't Let BP Slip Out Of Scuba Diving Co.'s Suit
• Despite New DACA Rule, Dreamers Need Legislative Fix
• TPC Pauses Disclosure Hearing For Settlement Talks
• Practical E-Discovery Lessons From The Alex Jones Case
• DOJ Gets Time In State-Led Facebook Case At DC Circ.
• Samsung Wants Former In-House Atty DQ'd From Patent Suit
• Cravath, Willkie Lead $3.4B Texas Capital Insurance Biz Sale
• Juul Pays $438M To Settle With 34 States And Territories
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To 188 Attys From 78 Firms
• WDTX Patent Cases Fall After New Rules, But Don't Disappear
• Feds Say New DACA Rule Shouldn't Delay 5th Circ.'s Review
• After Dobbs: State Abortion Ban Fights, Enforcement Heat Up
• Texas Supreme Court To Hear Jury Bias Claims In $2.79M Trial
• Albright Tells Intel To Put In The Work On Transfer Bid
• Texas Justices Won't Review Doctor's Age Bias Suit
• The Ethical Risks For Lawyers Accepting Payments In Crypto
• $7.4M Texas Trucking Accident Verdict Is Flawed, Court Says
• Sears, Boy Scouts Each Move Closer To Ch. 11 Resolutions
• Feds Say Biz Lined Pockets With Migrant Kids' Shelter Funds
• FERC Urged To Smash State Grid Construction Law Barriers
• Ambulance Crash Not A Med Mal Case, Texas Court Holds
• Insurer Tells 5th Circ. Chemical Co. Not Covered For Fire Loss
• Texas Jury Awards Baylor Med School $48M In A COVID First
• 3 Dorsey Litigators Jump To Greenberg Traurig In Dallas
• Chamberlain Hrdlicka Brings On Trio From Procopio Cory
• Exxon's $57.5M Win Reinstated For La. Enviro Settlement
• Diller And Match Group Beat Del. Suit Contesting $30B Spinoff
• Businesses Urge Commerce To Coordinate CHIPS Act Rollout
• Texas Court Reverses Brokerage's $22M Malpractice Win
• Oil Rig Worker Tells Justices Helix Calculated His Pay Daily
• Envisioning Metaverse-Based Litigation In The Real World
• Texas Patient's Death Can't Stop Daughter's Med Mal Suit
• States Urge 5th Circ. To Back Title 42 Injunction
• Oath Keepers Atty Charged For Role In Capitol Siege
• Crowe & Dunlevy Expands IP Team With Houston Office
• Insurers, Atty End Tax Shelter Coverage Dispute
• 6 Texas Cases To Watch This Fall