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• February 11, 2026

  AGs Warn Cos. Plastic Initiatives May Break Competition Laws

  The attorneys general of 10 red states have warned 80 corporations that their purported involvement in organizations aiming to reduce plastic waste might run afoul of antitrust and consumer protection laws, following similar competition-focused actions targeting environmental and diversity groups at the state and federal levels.

• February 11, 2026

  11th Circ. Says Infirm FLSA Deal Precludes Nonwage Claims

  The Eleventh Circuit shut down a lawsuit against a cannabidiol products company Wednesday, rejecting a former worker's argument that the failure to secure approval for a settlement ending a prior case where he alleged wage-and-hour violations left him an avenue to subsequently sue for fraud.

• February 11, 2026

  Trade Secret Steps To Take As Exposure Risk Increases

  Against the backdrop of rising trade secret litigation, greater employee mobility and constraints on noncompetes, recent cases highlight the importance of minimizing trade secret risks when employees leave or when new hires join, say attorneys at Sullivan & Cromwell.

• February 11, 2026

  Bike Parts Co. Beats Investors' Demand Slump Suit For Good

  Bicycle parts maker Fox Factory Holding Corp. has beaten a proposed investor class action for good, a Georgia federal judge determined after finding that a revised version of the suit made "mostly cosmetic changes" to previously dismissed claims that the company hid a post-pandemic demand slump.

• February 11, 2026

  Reflections From High Court Oral Args Over Fed Gov. Removal

  In the oral arguments last month for Trump v. Cook, which asks the U.S. Supreme Court to clarify the circumstances under which the president can remove a Federal Reserve Board governor, the justices appeared skeptical about ruling on the substantive issues in view of the limited record and analysis, say attorneys at Ballard Spahr.

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