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California - August, 2018

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• 9th Circ. Won't Redo 'Monkey Selfie' Decision
• Countering FCC, Calif. Lawmakers Pass Net Neutrality Law
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear USC Arbitration Bid In ERISA Case
• Sheppard Mullin Case A Mixed Message On Client Candor
• 9th Circ. Says Marriott Must Face Wage Suit In State Court
• Anti-Tax Group Fights Calif.'s Auto-IRA In ERISA Row
• Domino's Can Deliver Pizza Hut's Invalidity Pie In IP Row
• Worker Defends Class Arbitration Ruling To High Court
• Calif. Residents Denied Quick Win In Tribal Trust Land Row
• Calif. Pursues SALT Workarounds Despite IRS Warnings
• Verity Health System Files For Bankruptcy In California
• Snap Investors Suing Over IPO Statements Seek Cert.
• Gwen Stefani Not Negligent In Concert Stampede, Court Hears
• Dancers Are Employees Under Dynamex, Calif. Judge Rules
• New Pass-Through Deduction Will Pass Over Many Lawyers
• Software Co. Not Covered For Biometric Suit, Insurers Say
• Health Hires: Quinn Emanuel, Manatt, Strategic, Perkins Coie
• CFTC Tells 9th Circ. Judge Botched Fraud Case Dismissal
• FTC Says Qualcomm Is Obligated To License To Rivals
• Crossfit, Reebok Settle $4.8M Gear Royalties Suit
• NCAA Amateur System Under Scrutiny In Landmark Trial
• Carlton Fields Nabs Entertainment Litigator For LA Office
• States, DC Want Feds Barred From Ending Immigrants' TPS
• California Powerhouse: Munger Tolles & Olson
• VW Insists Drivers Who Sold Cars Pre-Scandal Are Unharmed
• Perkins Coie Grows Palo Alto Office With K&L Gates IP Pro
• How Reckless Judicial Impeachments Threaten Rule Of Law
• 5 Key Defenses For Autonomous Vehicle Litigation
• Judging A Book: Fogel Reviews 'Good Judgment'
• 9th Circ. Broadly Interprets Service Rules For Foreign Cos.
• 3 Deals That Perished This Summer & What Killed Them
• Wilson Sonsini Adds Emerging Companies Partner In Calif.
• Cisco's 'Odious' Defense May Survive In IP Suit, Judge Says
• Trump Admin. Takes 'Sanctuary Cities' Row To 9th Circ.
• Enviros Pluck USDA Data From Poultry Labeling Row
• Larson O'Brien Adds Veteran Trial Lawyer As Partner
• 5 Key Takeaways From Calif.'s Carbon-Free Power Bill
• IRS Not Immune To Monetary Damages, 9th Circ. Finds
• EEOC Sues Calif. Chain For Refusing To Hire Male Waiters
• Kaepernick's Collusion Claims Against NFL Can Go Forward
• Apple, Qualcomm IP War Halted Pending Patent Review
• EPA Beats Enviros' 9th Circ. Challenge To Montana Air Plan
• Conflict Sinks Sheppard Mullin Fee Win, Calif. Justices Say
• Ex-Ogletree Atty Failed To Opt Out Of Arbitration, Firm Says
• Drivers Say They're Victims In Fiat Chrysler Emissions Scam
• Consumers Can't Stop Qualcomm's Bid For IPhone Import Ban
• California Powerhouse: Morrison & Foerster
• Bank Sues Miramax, Open Road For $14.6M Over Depp Film
• Tesla OT Deal Nears OK After 'Grave Concerns' Addressed
• Ex-Supermodel Loses Appeal In Parking Gate Head Bonking
• Franklin Templeton Class Slams Quick Win Bid In ERISA Suit
• Calif. Gets PhRMA's Challenge To Drug Pricing Law Axed
• 10 Ways To Prevent E-Discovery Woes
• Tesla Hit With Stock-Drop Suit Over Privatization Tweets
• Disney Wins Movie Sales Ban Against Redbox
• Examining Class Cert. At 9th Circ. After Sali Ruling
• Mandate For Female Board Directors Clears Calif. Assembly
• NCAA Says America East Commish Should Not Testify
• Verizon Throttling Incident Stokes Open Internet Fears
• 9th Circ. Revives Fight Over Missing Basquiat Painting
• Calif. Privacy Law Needs Broader Lawsuit Avenue, AG Says
• Convict Who Got Stolen Property Deportable, 9th Circ. Says
• Calif. Hospital Group's Antitrust Suit Against Kaiser Nixed
• 9th Circ. Doubts Monsanto's Claim PCB Suit's A Federal Matter
• BNSF Can't Force Applicant To Pay For MRI, 9th Circ. Says
• WB Music IP Suit Survives Escape Bid Over Missing Space
• Facebook Wants Fraud Suits Moved As Firms Angle For Lead
• VW, Bosch Say 3 Dealership Suits Must Be Axed
• Gibson Steers News Corp's $210M Real Estate Tech Co. Buy
• Cloud-Based Storage Firm Cloudian Nabs $94M In Funding
• LG, Samsung Anti-Poaching Suit Gets Axed Again
• Reed Smith Snags Ex-Sidley Austin Deals Veteran In LA
• Ross Stores Inks 1M-Square-Foot Industrial Lease In Calif.
• Drivers Get Initial Approval Of $1.6M Autobahn Parts Deal
• Challenge Calif. Insurer Limits On Independent Counsel Rates
• California Powerhouse: Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton
• Why Courts Should Apply Escobar In Criminal Cases
• VW Inks $48M Deal To End Defeat-Device Securities Claims
• ​​​​​​​Universal Gets Trim Of $400M 'Spinal Tap' Suit
• Calif. Assembly Votes To Use Only Carbon-Free Energy By 2045
• Millennium, Salesforce Towers Duke It Out Over Tilting Woes
• Johnny Depp's Former Attys Can't Enforce Oral Fee Deal
• Trump Calls Tweet Free Speech In Bid To Nix Defamation Suit
• King Of Pop's Estate And Sony Music Beat Fake-Vocals Suit
• Alaska Native Clinic On Hook For $22M Award, 9th Circ. Says
• Calif. Court Partially Revives Ex-UC Employee Bias Suit
• Calif. Judge Signals 'Regret' Over Court Immigration Arrest
• 9th Circ. Aligns With High Court On Calif. Abortion-Info Law
• UpCounsel Must Face IP Firm's Trimmed False Ad Suit
• Calif. Ethics Panel Bans Ex-Judge From Future Office
• Drivers Slam VW Bid To Ditch Defective Sunroof Suit
• Oakland, SF Seek 9th Circ. Revival Of Climate Change Suits
• SAP, HP Can't Shake E-Commerce Patent Suit Under Twombly
• Unpaid Nature Of College Sports Makes Them Unique: NCAA
• Japanese-American Group Can't Block WWII Camp Land Sale
• AT&T Breaches VoIP Pioneer's Patents, Suit Claims
• Judge Blocks State Dept. Policy On 3D-Printed Gun Plans
• LA Weekly Investor Sues Ownership For 'Gutting' The Paper
• California Powerhouse: Gibson Dunn & Crutcher
• 9th Circ. Adds To Growing Consensus On Escobar FCA Test
• Shepherds Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Minimum Wage Suit
• Chargers Player's Widow Sues NCAA Over Concussion Policy
• Dish Says Asian TV Service Swiped Streaming Technology IP
• Cloudy With A Chance Of Price Gouging
• Plaintiffs May Be Hard-Pressed In New Olive Oil Cases
• Treasury Limits State Plans To Fight SALT Deduction Cap
• An Unclear Path For Defending Calif. Wage-And-Hour Claims
• 4 Key Components To New Firm Partnership Agreements
• Calif. DA Faces 6-Month Suspension For Hiding Jail Letters
• Advocates Oppose Gov't Monitor Picks In Immigrant Kids Suit
• Loeb & Loeb Slips Ex-Client's Suit Alleging Misfiled IP Notices
• Archer Norris Files For Bankruptcy After Exodus Of 30 Attys
• Calif. Law Firm Must Face EB-5 Investors' Visa Handling Suit
• Industry-Practice Evidence Upheld In Calif. Toyota Wreck Trial
• Deficient Drug Trial Caused Stock Drop, Ampio Investor Says
• 9th Circ. Says IP Address Owner Not Liable For Pirated Movie
• Tesla Dodges Model 3 Stock-Drop Suit, For Now
• Netflix Shareholder Fights Move To Ax Bonus-Rigging Suit
• Energy Co.'s Fired Board Can't File For Ch. 11, 9th Circ. Says
• Colo., Fla. Drivers Get Class Cert. In Tire Defect Case
• Dow Looks To Sink Enviros' Weedkiller Suit
• Docs' Attys Win $5.7M From $13.5M Botox Pricing Deal
• Nordstrom-Owned Boutique Agrees To $1.75M Deal In OT Suit
• Calif. Dems Want FTC To Probe Verizon Fire Dept. Throttling
• Ugg Maker Wants $1.4M In Attys' Fees After $5.2M Jury Win
• High Court Pressed To Undo Groundwater Permitting Ruling
• Calif. Appeals Court Affirms Ford Win In Rear-End Injury Suit
• Feds Agree To Set Humpback Habitat Decision Deadlines
• Bay Area Rapid Transit Seeks Data-Collection Settlement OK
• Army Contractor And Afghan Co. Seek Wins In Contract Row
• California Powerhouse: Farella Braun & Martel LLP
• Foley & Lardner Beats RICO Suit At 9th Circ.
• Uber Deal Could End Drivers' Pricing-Model Class Action
• Williams & Connolly Atty Among Trump's Latest Judge Picks
• 9th Circ. Urged To Revive 'Inside Out' Suit Against Disney
• Why Lead Paint Litigation May Go To The Supreme Court
• The Rules Of Sharing: 4 Common Interest Rulings To Know
• Goodwin Procter Adds Ex-DLA Piper Life Sciences Pro
• EA Victory Over Ex-NFL Players Should Be Reversed
• Open The Federal Courthouses
• Calif. Powerhouses Leverage Top Talent In Legal Gold Rush
• 5 E-Discovery Hurdles For Government Agencies
• Woman's J&J Talc Bottle Contained Asbestos, Jury Hears
• Hope Solo Slams US Soccer Federation Over Pay Gap
• Tesla Disclosure Docs Could End Stock-Drop Suit, Judge Says
• Samsung, Toshiba Pay $25M To Exit Disk Drive Price-Fix MDL
• Full 9th Circ. Urged To Care About Honey Badger TM Claims
• Shareholder Suits Over AMD Stock Drop Dismissed, For Now
• Akerman Hires Ex-McDermott, Ex-Sidley Attys In Chicago, LA
• Bienert Miller Picks Up Bankruptcy Partner From Klee Tuchin
• DirecTV Can't Force Arbitration In Robocall Row
• VW Says Drivers Who Sold Cars Before Scandal Can't Sue
• 9th Circ. Grounds Price-Fixing Suit Against Legacy Airlines
• Ancestry Gets 23andMe Patent Killed, But TM Claims Survive
• Calif. AG Probing $59B Sprint-T-Mobile Merger Plan
• Calif. High Court Decision Is A Change Of Course For Zoning
• San Diego Comic-Con Wins TM Use Ban, $4M Fee Award
• Calif. Panel Reverses Block Of Hollywood Target Superstore
• Calif. Appeals Court Vetos Request For Bar Applicant Data
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Ch. 11 Should Be Put To Bed, Judge Told
• Workers' Doc Dump Can't Fix Visa Fraud Suit, Tesla Says
• AGs Seek Quick Win In Association Health Plan Rule Suit
• Private Prison Co. Can't Dodge Detainees' Forced Labor Suit
• Warner, Lowe's Can't Dodge Benefits Suit, HIV Patients Say
• Don't Hobble Local 5G Small-Cell Negotiations, FCC Told
• Incorporating Docs By Reference: New 9th Circ. Law Is Flawed
• Escobar's FCA Test Is Mandatory, 9th Circ. Rules
• Local Sugar Taxes May Be Headed For A Crash
• Calif. Rep., Wife Plead Not Guilty To Campaign Fund Misuse
• Morgan Stanley Says Calif. AG Trashed Evidence In FCA Row
• Banc Of Calif. Beats Shareholder's Suit Over Galanis Ties
• Calif. Justices Say Comp Docs Can't Be Sued For Med Mal
• Financial Advisers Sued By Victims Of $100M Loan Scheme
• Calif. High Court Will Hear Niaspan Pay-For-Delay Appeal
• VC-Backed Bay Area Biotech Files Plans For $80M IPO
• NCAA Athletes Say America East Conf. Commish Must Testify
• Conflicted Class Rep. Loses Cert. Bid In Google Ad Suit
• Facebook Users Could Get Early Discovery In Data Suit
• Venture-Backed Ticketing Website Eventbrite Files $200M IPO
• Jamba Juice Smoothies Not Healthy As Advertised, Suit Says
• Calif. High Court Says Citizens Have A Say In Zoning Change
• Consultant Shakes Republican Fundraiser's Hacking Claims
• IRS Proposes Killing SALT Cap Workarounds
• Disney Rejects $260M Tax Break Before Minimum Wage Vote
• LA, SF Say New Grant Conditions Inhibit 'Sanctuary Cities'
• Warning Label Suit Over J&J Talc To Stay In Fed. Court
• 9th Circ. Says Chinese Co. Given Notice In Trade Secrets Row
• Calif. Gas Storage Rules Impose New Burdens On Operators
• Nissan Not Party To Arb. Agreement, Driver In Defect Suit Says
• Standard-Setting Participation Can Affect Patent Enforceability
• Loan Lead Co. Founder Wins $52M At Trial Over Takeover
• Japanese-Americans Sue To Block Sale Of WWII Camp Land
• Morgan Lewis Continues IP Expansion, Adds 9-Partner Team
• Rival Wants Special Master In CrossFit's False Ad Suit
• Wells Fargo Gets Initial OK On $30M Post-Loan Interest Deal
• Facebook, Snap Must Face Trimmed BlackBerry Patent Suit
• Calif. Senate Passes Bill Protecting Workers' Right To Sue
• Investors' 'Assumption' Not Enough For Fraud Suit, Bank Says
• Pfizer Chips Away At State Claims In Lipitor Antitrust MDL
• Google Says Uber's Due Diligence Report Belongs In IP Row
• 9th Circ. Backs DOI Whistleblower Award For Ex-Tribal Chair
• Ex-Best Buy Worker Fights Arbitration Imposed 'By Fiat'
• Lyft Responsible For Kicked-Out Passenger's Death, Suit Says
• Men's Wearhouse Agrees To Settle Robotext Suit For $1.8M
• Ex-Barclays Forex Chief Can't Dodge HP Fraud Charges
• Grumpy Cat Denied Attys' Fees In 'Grumppuccinos' IP Claim
• Vedder Price Nabs Ex-Seyfarth Employment, Labor Atty
• Carlyle Drops $350M On Health Tech, Management Co. 1Life
• Navigating Counsel Conflicts Of Interest In Bankruptcy
• Winner's Playbook: Behind The Scenes Of China Ag V. Resh
• Policing Bad Claims In Consolidated Litigation: Part 2
• Keller/Anderle Adds Veteran Atty With Prolific Trial Skills
• Clarity On Overlapping Background Check Laws In Calif.
• Calif. Bus District On Hook For Rider's $15.3M Injury Award
• J&J, Supplier Defend Talc In Latest Trial On Asbestos Link
• 9th Circ. Opinion Could Spark More Securities Settlements
• Walmart Workers Win Partial Cert. In Wage-And-Hour Suit
• Calif. Congressman, Wife Indicted For Campaign Fund Misuse
• 17 AGs Say HUD Shouldn't Change Disparate Impact Rule
• High Court Sets Arguments For Tribal Tax, Hovercraft Cases
• Dr Pepper Beats False Ad Suit Over Diet Drink, Again
• Littler Mendelson Hires Ex-Boutique Atty In LA
• Omnicare's $1.3M Deal In Credit Reporting Suit OK'd
• Kan. Man Used Prop 65 As 'Weapon,' Calif. Panel Says
• Cambridge Analytica Agrees To Give Docs To Facebook Users
• Older Workers Fine-Tune Bias Suit Over Facebook Job Ads
• Time Warner Cable Robocall Suit Stayed For 9th Circ. Appeal
• Electronics Co. Asks 9th Circ. To Ax Cleanup Coverage Loss
• Biz Groups Urge High Court To Hear Sherwin-Williams Case
• Student-Athletes Have New Playbook In Bid To Flip O'Bannon
• Med Supply Co. To Pay Legal Costs After Loss Against Insurer
• Policing Bad Claims In Consolidated Litigation: Part 1
• Nossaman Nabs Reed Smith Real Estate Veteran
• Verizon Wants $2.4B VoIP Patent Suit Moved To Calif.
• 'High Availability' — A Key Term In Law Firm IT Strategy
• Construction Co. Placed Fake Bids With DOE, Jury Told
• Woman Used Asbestos-Laden J&J Talc, Jury Told In New Trial
• Calif. High Court Says Background Check Laws Can Overlap
• Calif. Fund Adviser Overcharged Clients By $7M, SEC Says
• Transit Group Unlikely To Dodge Leaning Tower Of SF Suit
• Sparse Detail Gets Parking Meter Co. $100K Of $1.4M Fee Bid
• Ex-Napoli Bern Atty Wants $4M Award Against Firm Confirmed
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive VidAngel's Claims Against Studios
• 3 More Ex-Navy Officers Indicted In 'Fat Leonard' Case
• 9th Circ. Sets Oral Reargument In Altera Suit For October
• Tesla Wants Model 3 Stock-Drop Suit Curbed
• Schwab, Chamber Back USC In ERISA Arbitration Fight
• Voluntary Calif. Tax Proposed To Fund Clean Water Projects
• PopSugar Seeks To Nip Instagram Influencer's IP Class Action
• Google Tracks Users After It's Told To Stop, Consumer Says
• UK Online Fashion Retailer Joins Wave Of IPO Filings
• Ex-NFL Players Can't Sue EA Over 'Madden' Game As A Class
• Calif. Hotel Panic Button Bill Fails In Fiscal Committee
• California Diaper Co. Can't Dodge Massachusetts FCA Suit
• Kellogg's Cereal Buyers Get Cert. In False Ad Row Over Sugar
• 9th Circ. Rejects Due Process Claims From Adopted Honduran
• 9th Circ. Revives Case Against CBS Over Pre-1972 Songs
• The Developing Concept Of Fair Pay In Calif.
• Lobbyist Escapes Trump Fundraiser's Hacking Suit
• 9th Circ Tells FWS To Revisit Fish ESA Listing Decision
• Nationwide Ban OK For Trump Birth Control Rules, States Say
• CashCall Ruling Creates Legal Uncertainty For Calif. Lenders
• Atari Hits T-Shirt Retailer With Counterfeiting Suit
• Calif. Judge Halts Deportation Of Reunited Children
• Scammers Are Extorting 'Sugar Daddies,' Dating Site Claims
• Cinemark Staffers Get Class Cert. In Labor Dispute
• Ford Accused Of Hiding Focus, Fiesta Transmission Defect
• NY, Others 'Stand Ready' To Fight Over Scientific Study Rule
• PG&E Fire Liability Has Calif. Considering Ch. 11 Alternative
• Polsinelli Adds Another IP Buff To Its Silicon Valley Team
• Health Hires: Dorsey & Whitney, DLA Piper, Epstein Becker
• German Auto Giants Knock 'Whole Car Conspiracy' MDL
• Calif. Water Scraps Bid For Holding Co. After Offer Rejected
• Quinn Emanuel Says Ex-Partners Can't Duck Fee Arbitration
• Parents' Role In Calif. Immigration Custody Rows Clarified
• Judging A Book: Lipez Reviews 'Last Great Colonial Lawyer'
• The Curious Case Of Ripple's Removal
• Atty Suing Google Sees No Conflict With Law Firm
• $25M Beats Royalties Winner Likely Getting Interest, Fees
• $3.5M Paint Price-Fix Deal OK'd After DuPont's 3rd Circ. Win
• Will Law Schools Start Counting 'Generation ADA'?
• Ancestry.com Says 23andMe DNA Patent Invalid Under Alice
• DirecTV Ducks Most Of FTC's $4B False Ad Case
• Judge Rips Twombly For Straining Resources In IP Row
• Trump Taps Sidley Austin Partner For San Francisco US Atty
• Electronics Giants Agree To Settle Battery MDL For $43.5M
• Wells Fargo Gets Immigrant Lending Bias Suit Trimmed
• 9th Circ. Revives Teachers' Retirement Savings Interest Suit
• $115M Anthem Data Breach Deal Gets Final Nod
• Facebook Sued Over Allegedly Bogus Advertising Stats
• EOIR Adds 23 New Judges To Combat Case Backlog
• BofA Customers Win Final OK For $1.8M FCRA Settlement
• Monsanto's $289M Roundup Loss Ripples Across Industries
• Battery Makers Seek To Dodge Buyer Claims In Antitrust MDL
• Buchalter Adds 2 Attys To Corp., Litigation Groups In LA
• Enviros Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Yuba River Fish Lawsuit
• A Chat With Ogletree Knowledge Chief Patrick DiDomenico
• Time To Update Prop 65 Warnings For Residential Rentals
• 9th Circ. Criticism Of Judicial Notice Trend Is Significant
• 9th Circ. Backs Dismissal Of $2B Mexican Contract Case
• NY, Calif. L'Oreal Keratin Classes Get Partial Cert.
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive $600M Antitrust Row Against Mitsubishi
• Ogletree Must Show Judge Contract In Atty Gender Bias Suit
• FTC's $1.3B Loan Row Win Used 'Red Herring,' 9th Circ. Told
• Calif. Court Rejects Enviros' Bid To Close Injection Wells
• EEOC Litigation Wave Continues With Grand Hyatt Bias Suit
• 9th Circ. Hands Actress Fees In Movie Co.'s Appeal
• Mintz Levin Snags Ex-Jeffer Mangels Enviro Pro In Calif.
• $10.5B Calif. Property Tax Measure Could Head To 2020 Ballot
• Arbitration Deal Doomed By Its Own Language: Calif. Panel
• Music Rights Co. Can't Get Suit Against Radio Group Going
• Ex-CPA Gets 30 Months For $1.3M Client Fraud
• 9th Circ. Revives Suit Against ICE Atty Who Forged Docs
• BofA Seeks High Court Review Of 9th Circ. Preemption Ruling
• 9th Circ. Seeks Wash. Justices' Help In Ferry Liability Row
• Masimo, Dominion Settle Suit Over Blood Monitoring Patent
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Tribe's VA Reimbursements Suit
• Davis Polk, Cooley Steer ViewRay's $150M Follow-On Offering
• Pulling Up Stakes: McCarter & English, Orrick, Day Pitney
• Cambodian Immigrants Win Class Cert. In Due Process Fight
• AT&T Faces $224M Privacy Suit Over Cryptocurrency Theft
• California Opens The Door To International Arbitration
• SEC Strikes Deals In Municipal Bond 'Flipping' Scheme
• How One Firm Moved The Needle On Disability Inclusion
• Woodbridge Says Creditor Claims Aren't Backed By Liens
• Calif. Privacy Law Isn't End Of The World, Lawmakers Told
• Investors Say PayPal Covered Up Data Breach Of Acquired Co.
• LL Bean Customer's Warranty Suit 'Makes No Sense': Judge
• Coachella Seeks Quick TM Win In Suit Against 'Filmchella'
• AT&T Customers Win Cert. In Roaming Fees Class Action
• Insurers Needn't Cover Nutiva's False Ad Suit Defense
• SEC Bans Oil Exec Accused Of ICO Fraud From Penny Stocks
• DOJ Taps Ex-AG Mukasey To Monitor Bayer-Monsanto Deal
• Atty's 'Thumbs-Up' On Monster Deal Isn't Binding: Calif. Panel
• US Can't Ease Mexican Import Ban Protecting Porpoise: CIT
• Uber Taps Ex-NSA GC To Run Security After Breach Fallout
• NCAA, Players Can Use O'Bannon Evidence In Antitrust Trial
• Woodbridge Noteholder Group Slams Del. Ch. 11 Disclosures
• Most Of Southwest Passenger's Civil Rights Suit Survives
• Unclear Which Way Wind Blows After Reversal Of Alta Wind
• Tesla's Latham-Guided Panel To Study Take-Private Scenarios
• Loeb Taps 6 Ex-Cooley Attys To Run New SF Office
• San Francisco Follows Chicago With Privacy Plan
• Calif. Biz Owner Cops To Violating Syrian Sanctions
• Takeaways From 1st Retroactive Application Of Dynamex
• Interview Essentials For Attorneys On The Move
• Will Calif. Spark Movement On Outside Investment In Law?
• Investors Secure Class Cert. In Biotech Stock-Drop Case
• LED Co. Wins $66M In Trade Secrets Row With Chinese Rival
• David Boies On How Dyslexia Shaped His Practice
• Michael Kors Wage Class Action Likely Headed To Arbitration
• BigLaw's Mental Health Stigma Shows Signs Of Fading
• Calif. High Court Says High-Interest Loans May Be Illegal
• After 'Untenable' IP Case, Judge Says MoFo Is Owed Fees
• Apple Seeks To Stop Class Action Bid Over Cracked Watches
• 5 State AGs Argue Against $62B Bayer-Monsanto Deal
• China Telecom Unit Smacked With TCPA Suit Over Robocalls
• Nursing Home Can't Arbitrate Suit, Calif. Appeals Court Says
• Calif. Panel Nixes WinCo Foods Meal Break Suit
• 9th Circ. Snuffs Out Tobacco Co.'s Challenge On $58M Tax Tab
• Farmers, Dairy Co-Op Reach $40M Deal To End Milk Price Suit
• Katy Perry Likely Can't Dump Christian Rappers' IP Suit
• 9th Circ. Affirms $5M Ferry Crash Award Clearing Boat Owner
• Facebook Wants Calif. Cambridge Analytica Suit Tossed
• 9th Circ. Rips Judicial Notice Trend In Securities Suits
• Enviros Can't Stop Calif. Housing Permit Over Density Worries
• Man Gets 8 Years In Prison For Oil And Gas Scheme
• San Diego Beats Monsanto Water Pollution Counterclaims
• Cozen O'Connor Hires New Head For Calif. Franchise Practice
• Judge Rips Tata's 'Hail Mary' Bid In Discrimination Suit
• Dutch Telecom Says $36M Contract Row Must Be Arbitrated
• Electronics Co. Says $1.4M Supply Row Belongs In Court
• 9th Circ. Nixes Suit Over Frozen Burger Hydrogenated Oil
• Warner Media Wants Out Of Benefits Suit Over HIV/AIDS Meds
• Glycine Exporter Can't Dodge $11M Smuggling Scheme Claim
• State Farm Sues Amazon Over Exploding Vape Battery
• Crypto Investor's Suit Must Stay In Federal Court
• 9th Circ. Says Witness Tampering Isn't 'Moral Turpitude'
• Clerking For Ginsburg
• Gaining Access: Disabled Lawyers Share Their Stories
• How The Legal Industry Lets Down Lawyers With Disabilities
• Claims Processor Wants Out Of Benefits Suit Alleging Fraud
• Business Groups Take Up Fight To Amend Calif. Privacy Law
• Investor Hits Tesla, Musk With Fraud Claims Over Tweet
• Oracle Slapped With Securities Fraud Suit After Stock Drop
• Mexican Treat Maker Infringed Rival's TMs, DC Circ. Holds
• Qualcomm Fights 'Unprecedented' Class Cert. In Chip Row
• Woodbridge Creditors Object To Claim Assignment Plan
• Calif. Bank Prices $47.7M IPO On Low End Of Range
• 'Filmchella' Organizers Want TTAB Review Of TM Row
• Krazy Glue Beats Class Bid In Slack-Fill Packaging Suit
• EPA Must Regulate Stormwater Pollution In LA, Court Rules
• Feds Fight Ex-Barclays FX Trader's Bid To Toss HP Case
• Monsanto Owes $289M In Landmark Roundup Cancer Trial
• Workers Fight To Keep Visa Fraud Suit Against Tesla
• Hacker Stole FIFA Video Game Virtual Currency, Feds Say
• Consumers Seek OK On New Kimpton Data Breach Settlement
• Apollo Global, HR Co. Cut $3M Deal In WARN Act Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Kavanagh, Splunk, Morgan Stanley
• A Right To Carry Everywhere, On A Road To Nowhere
• Federal Law Both Sword And Shield In Cannabis Litigation
• 2nd Circ. Adds To Authority On Securities Law Preclusion
• Clerking For Ginsburg: 3 Surprises
• Expectations For Venue-Related Discovery Post-TC Heartland
• Employment Litigation And Jury Opinions In A #MeToo World
• Studios' Snub Shows Conspiracy, VidAngel Tells 9th Circ.
• Calif. Panel Revives Olympic Hopeful's Win Against Atty
• Electric Car Startup Says Rival's No-Poach Terms Are Unlawful
• Enviros Point 9th Circ. To Pipeline Ruling In Wind Farm Appeal
• UnitedHealthcare Beneficiaries Seek Cert. In Coverage Suit
• Mass. AG Launches Probe Into LendingClub's Ad Practices
• 9th Circ. Nixes Drivers' Challenge To Seattle Union Law
• Bay Area Multifamily Housing Project Scores $122M Loan
• Atty Fees In $5M Chinese Award Row Must Also Be Arbitrated
• Draft Of Calif. Wayfair Law Mulls $500K Sales Threshold
• StubHub Beats App Developer's Trade Secrets Theft Claims
• City Council Backs Rental Car Fee In San Diego-Area Dispute
• States Back High Court Challenge To Hovercraft Ruling
• Ugg Maker's Patent Upheld After $5.2M Jury Win
• GM Dodges Nationwide Claims In Faulty Headlight Suit
• 9th Circ. Forces EPA Action On Risky Pesticide
• Top 5 NDAA Provisions On Energy And The Environment
• Dell Unit Whistleblower Can't Get New Award With Bias Claim
• Snap Can't Get 2nd Shot At Nixing Investor Suit Over IPO
• Airline Passengers Win Class Cert. In Price-Fixing Suit
• ERISA Class Actions After Epic Systems
• Nissan Pushes To Arbitrate Driver's Claims In Sunroof Suit
• NWA Member's Wife Reaches Deal With Son In Trademark Row
• EEOC Says Country Club Workers Faced Sexual Harassment
• Wash. Tribe Urges Supreme Court To Review Fishing Decision
• Beverly Hills' Rent Law Flouts Privacy Rights, Suit Says
• Testing Mandate Is Straining California Cannabis Cos.
• Clerking For Ginsburg: A Superhero Supreme
• Covington Guides Emergent's $270M Vaccine Biz Buy
• Calif. Courts Say Schools Must Protect Students
• Judge Slashes Jury Award By $2M After Victim's Father Dies
• Mexican Hotel Can Subpoena Facebook For Info On Defamer
• Manatt Asks Calif. Court To Toss Recruiter's $335K Trial Win
• InBev-SAB Deal Didn't Swallow US Beer Biz, 9th Circ. Says
• 'Outercourse' Claim Fails In Stanford Sex Assault Appeal
• Ex-Lover Sues Redstone, Loeb & Loeb Atty Over Apartment
• Freight Co., Investors Reach $13M Deal in Stock-Drop Suit
• Jones Day Lands An IP Pro From Paul Hastings
• Lift Block On Trump Birth Control Rules, Gov't Tells 9th Circ.
• BLM Wants Input For Enviro Analysis Of Calif. Fracking
• SEC Told Proposed Broker Standards Fall Short
• Calif. AG Files FOIA Request Over Family Separations
• 9th Circ. Keeps Trucker Wage Suit In Federal Court
• Insurance Inspectors Strike $2.4M Deal To End Wage Suit
• Mendocino County Pot Tax Upheld By Calif. Appeals Court
• Deals Rumor Mill: Tronc, UnitedHealth, Ping An
• Seattle-Based Tech Co. Impinj Hit With Stock-Drop Suit
• SoCalGas Reaches $119.5M Deal In Calif. Gas Leak Litigation
• O'Melveny Guides Skyworks' $405M Avnera Acquisition
• JB Hunt Drivers Lose Class Cert. Ahead Of Calif. Wage Trial
• H&M Workers Win Bag Check Cert. After Starbucks Ruling
• 9th Circ. Affirms Emirates Bank's Trade Secrets Trial Win
• USC Asks Full 9th Circ. To Allow Arbitration Of ERISA Claims
• Papa John's Workers Seek Class Cert. In Unpaid Training Suit
• Insys To Pay $150M To End DOJ Scrutiny Of Opioid-Rx Bribes
• Why Bristol-Myers Applies To Absent Class Members: Part 3
• Clerking For Ginsburg: 4 RBG Lessons On Having It All
• Calif. Employer's Guide To Tracking Off-The-Clock Tasks
• Monsanto Owes $412M For Roundup 'Reckoning,' Jury Hears
• J&M Sales Will Seek Restructuring In Ch. 11 Case
• Bankrupt Real Mex Gets Access To $1.6M In DIP Financing
• Johnstech Gets Chip Tester IP Award Doubled To $1.5M
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