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California - May, 2021

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• Law360 Names 2021's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Calif. Granted Short Stay In Tribal Gaming Compacts Suit
• Key Opioid Trials To Watch As Cases Heat Up Nationwide
• Hotel Settles $68M Brain Damage Suit During Deliberations
• Elizabeth Holmes Wants 45-Page Questionnaire For Jurors
• 9th Circ. Tosses Walmart's $102M Pay Stub Penalty
• Bad Data Behind Broadcaster Union Withdrawal, NLRB Argues
• Fed. Circ. Revives Some Claims In SPEX Data Security IP Suit
• IRS Summons Ruling Isn't A Total Loss For Investors
• Consumer Says Afterpay Hid Risk Of Bank Overdraft Fees
• Snapchat Case May Offer Opening For Design Defect Plaintiffs
• Triller Fight Club Hits Sites Over Jake Paul Boxing Stream
• 9th Circ. OKs Sanctions In 'Frivolous' Crocs Hacking Suit
• Koning Zollar Adds New Partner To Calif. Employment Practice
• New Calif. AG Says Enviro Justice Will Be At Forefront
• Facebook Says Leaked Docs Should Still Be Confidential
• 5 Tips To Help Your 2021 Summer Associates Succeed
• Oracle Fights To Overturn Hewlett-Packard's $3B Trial Win
• Would-Be Pot Retailer Sued Calif. City Too Late, Judge Says
• Illumina, Grail Say FTC Just Wants To Run Out Merger Clock
• Hain Urges JPML Not To Group Baby Food Suits
• Art Gallery Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Virus Coverage Bid
• Overdraft Fees Reenter Spotlight At 2nd Bank CEO Hearing
• Finjan, Cisco Will Drop IP Fight Before COVID-Delayed Trial
• IP Forecast: Cell Giants To Defend Wireless Tech In EDTX
• Calif. Offshore Wind Push Won't Be Smooth Sailing
• Judge Questions Bid To Move Acthar Cases To Delaware
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Costco Can't Disqualify Shopper's Attys In Injury Case
• JPML Weighs Mixing Allianz Suits In NY With Sole Calif. Action
• 9th Circ. Asked To Revive Antitrust Suit Against Realtor Group
• 5 Current Ad And Marketing Legal Risks To Watch Out For
• Actress Karrueche Tran Says Ex-Manager Owes Her $1.2M
• 9th Circ. Signals It May Rehear Seattle Benefits Law Case
• Google Exec's Pay Suit A 'Virtual Certainty' To Go To Trial
• USPS Flouted Court Orders To Make Extra Trips, NY Says
• When Calif. Employee Time Punches Rebut Class Certification
• It's Time For States To Enact Effective Marijuana DUI Laws
• McDermott Nabs Health Care Atty From King & Spalding In LA
• Massive Class Gets Green Light In Google Pay Bias Suit
• LA Firm Says Girardi Keese Owes It $25M In Referral Fees
• Latham-Led Health Apparel Co. Leads 3 IPOs Totaling $964M
• Trade Show Co.'s $100M Virus Coverage Suit Stays In Calif.
• Full 9th Circ. Asked To Revisit Calif. Truckers' AB 5 Challenge
• Firms Should Use Surveys To Make Smart Legal Tech Choices
• Fintech Startup Valued At $2.2B In SPAC Deal Led By 3 Firms
• Credit Union Scores Win Over Rival's 'Not A Bank. Better' TM
• LA Oversteps With TurboTax Fraud Claims, Intuit Tells Judge
• DC's Amazon Antitrust Suit Could Just Be A Test Case
• Expect More IP Suits If Ruling Isn't Nixed, Full Fed. Circ. Told
• Avenatti Can't 'Maneuver' $250M Fox News Suit To State Court
• Live Chat IP Trial Is About A 'Copycat' And A 'Bully,' Jury Hears
• Bankrupt Girardi Firm Passes Off 86 Talc Cases Against J&J
• Justices Tell Amazon Customers To Defend Follow-Up Rules
• Suit Presses EPA To Enforce Air Pollution Standards
• Ex-Netflix Exec Says Fraud Conviction Should Be Tossed
• PG&E To Pay Calif. Public Entities $43.36M In Fire Damages
• Fla. Men Latest Charged For Bogus COVID Health Care Bills
• Amazon's Top Deals Show Urge For Multi-Industry Domination
• Fenwick, Latham Steer Ziprecruiter's Direct Listing
• 'Varsity Blues' Parents Want Testing Case Moved To California
• Fed. Circ. Gives Intel New Shot At Nixing VLSI Power Patent
• Health Tech Co. Says Apple Stopped Heart Monitor Competitor
• Salt Security Nets $70M For Global Growth In Series C Round
• UAW Asks To Support NLRB In Tesla Appeal At 5th Circ.
• Messner Reeves Adds Ex-Ropers Majeski Litigation Squad
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Location Is Central
• Film Crew Wants Class Cert. In Wages Suit Over Feature Flop
• 9th Circ. Case Could Gut Section 11 Shareholder Protections
• Judge Won't OK $2B Deal For Future Roundup Claims
• Ryder, Staffing Firm Settle EEOC Race Bias Suit For $2M
• 3 Firms Build Amazon's $8.45B MGM Studios Buy
• Carothers DiSante Can't Arbitrate Ex-Partner's Race Bias Suit
• Google Must Face Deception Claim In Data-Harvesting Row
• DOJ Wants Time During SmileDirect's Calif. Dental Board Args
• Patent Group Faults Albright's Refusal To Transfer Apple Case
• Hyatt Workers Nab Wage Class Cert. After COVID-19 Layoffs
• Amazon Accused Of Fudging Delivery Driver Timecards
• Clearview AI Urges Ill. Court To Toss Biometric MDL Claims
• Biden Administration Advances Calif. Offshore Wind Plans
• MLB Says Minor Leaguer's Injunction Class Bid Is Off Base
• Koch's Voter Data Miners Duck Ex-Prosecutor's Suit For Now
• Dell Wins PTAB Review Of Network Patent Involved In MDL
• Ga. Judge Chastises Atty For Repping Clients He's Never Met
• Don't Forget Due Diligence In Race For Lateral Associate Hires
• FDCPA Rulings Show Spokeo's Influence, 5 Years Later
• Ex-Exec At Instagram Star's CBD Biz Can't Get Atty Fees Yet
• Debevoise, Skadden Rep Real Estate Tech. SPAC's $250M IPO
• Sidley Adds Cooley Corporate Partner In San Francisco
• New Circuit Split Complicates Domestic Securities Test
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Bankrupt Hertz Reaches Settlement On $48M Overtime Suit
• Energy Expert Returns To Latham After Stint At Gas Co.
• Cooley Picks Up Veteran Tech Atty From Wilson Sonsini
• Rincon Band Inks Tentative Settlement In Termination Suit
• Calif. Jury Hears Of Heartbreak In Case Of Destroyed Embryos
• Federal Toss Won't Stop NVIDIA Suit In Del., Chancellor Rules
• Epic-Apple Judge Suggests No Clear Winner As Trial Wraps
• Needles Litter Oakland, City Official Says In Opioid Trial
• Cannabis Entrepreneurs' Family Fighting Spills Into Court
• German Automakers Tell 9th Circ. Antitrust Suit Rightly Nixed
• DEA Can't Ban Psilocybin Therapy, States Tell 9th Circ.
• Applebee's Settles Trademark Suit Over 'Vampire' Cocktails
• Oracle, Ellison Dodge Investor Suit Over Board Diversity
• Finjan Owes $5.9M In Patent 'Fiasco,' Special Master Says
• Google Can't Beat Suit Alleging Mobile App Privacy Breaches
• Food Co. Hits Insurer With $5.5M Suit Over Kale Salad Recall
• Korein Tillery Adds Former Federal Prosecutor In Chicago
• Judge Pans Atty's Recusal Bid In Suit Over Kozinski Fallout
• Google's Antitrust Win Irrelevant To Facebook Suit, AGs Say
• Whistleblower Says Suit Over Firing Belongs In Calif.
• Jury Can Hear Some Evidence Of Elizabeth Holmes' Wealth
• Real Estate Rumors: Related, Luzzatto, Plantation City Council
• Gilead Gets PTAB To Wipe Out University's Antiviral IP Claims
• Reps. Rally Behind Next-Gen Wi-Fi Expansion In 6 GHz
• LoanCore Lends $64M For Los Angeles Shopping Center
• Addressing Environmental Justice As Part Of ESG Initiatives
• Former Airbnb, Obama Atty Joins Facebook As Associate GC
• 9th Circ. Upholds Wash. Sick Leave Law For Airline Workers
• Insurers Avoid Landlord's COVID-19 Suit For Unpaid Rents
• TikTok Gets Albright's OK To Ship Video Tech IP Case To Calif.
• Coinbase Hires Goldman Sachs Exec As Lead Lobbyist
• 9th Circ. Backs NLRB's Bad-Faith Bargaining Ruling
• Tile Co.'s $3.75M Wage Settlement Gets Final Approval
• Justices Wipe Out Climate Suit Venue Rulings From 3 Circuits
• Venue Ruling May Spur Patent Owners To Sue First, Talk Later
• Justices Turn Away Ironworkers' Strike Limit Challenge
• Epic-Apple's 'Super Bowl Of Antitrust' Trial May Be Watershed
• Apple CEO Tim Cook Gets Tough Questions From Epic Judge
• Alsup Cites Bill Clinton In Denying DeVos Bid To Dodge Depo
• FDIC Seeks To Quash State AGs' Valid-When-Made Suit
• Drugmakers Throw Purdue Under Bus In Opioid Trial Gamble
• SEC Pushes For Ripple's Legal Advice On Token's Status
• CORRECTED: Insurer Says Miller Barondess Not Covered In Forgery Dispute
• Will.i.am's Co. Ordered To Pay Award To Tech Investors
• Clean Harbors, Aerotek Escape Worker's Severed-Thumb Suit
• 9th Circ. Rules That Biz Can Force Arb. If Claims 'Intertwined'
• Seila Law Plots Round 2 With CFPB At Supreme Court
• Revived Counterfeit Bill Would Make E-Commerce Sites Liable
• State AGs Support Undoing Trump-Era Abortion 'Gag Rule'
• Job Record Sinks Union Pacific Worker's 9th Circ. ADA Case
• Judge Lets Pared Down Bias Case Proceed Against Calif. DA
• Lessons In Civility From The Alex Oh Sanctions Controversy
• Maritime Worker Injury Claims After 5th Circ. Welder Ruling
• Calif. Gov. Inks Bill To Speed Enviro Reviews For Housing
• States' Suit Against Google Staying Put In Texas
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-Crowell & Moring Corporate Atty In Calif.
• Google V. Oracle Hangs Over Apple's IP Defense In Epic Trial
• Nearly All Calif. Uber, Lyft Vehicles Must Be Electric By 2030
• LegalMatch Sanctioned For 'Appalling' Calif. Bar Suit Actions
• IP Forecast: Customer Service Secrets Row Heads To Jury
• Byron Allen Hits McDonald's With $10B Ad Racial Bias Suit
• Industry Tells 9th Circ. No Cancer Warning For Glyphosate
• Lawmakers Back Tribal, LGBT Groups' Foster Care Info Suit
• 9th Circ. Affirms Gov't Win In Patent Paperwork Row
• Nursing Home Asks 9th Circ. To Keep Virus Suit In Fed. Court
• 9th Circ. Urged To Rethink Tuna Buyers' Class Decertification
• Rimon Taps Goldberg Segalla Atty For Cannabis Practice
• Ex-Insys CEO Escapes FCA Suit Over Opioid Bribes, For Now
• PG&E Creditors' Challenge To Ch. 11 Interest Rate Ruling Fails
• Charter Workers Lose Cert. Bid Over Inadequate Class Rep
• French Press Maker Reaches Deal In Suit Over Burned Child
• Caregivers May Get More Legal Protections After Pandemic
• High Court Told To Review Dr. Seuss-'Star Trek' Mashup Suit
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• EPA Asks 9th Circ. To Remand Part Of Weedkiller Review
• 3 Firms Rep Jam City's Rocking $1.2B Go-Public Deal
• Diamond Pet Foods Can't Outrun Toxic Ingredients Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Hines, Gominski, Stockdale
• Australia Clears Salesforce's $27.7B Deal For Slack
• Biz Record Admissibility Rule Must Adapt To An ESI World
• Cooley-Led Construction Software Firm Prices $634M IPO
• Instagram Facing Copyright Class Action Over Embedding
• Apple's Craig Federighi Says Epic's App Store Risks Security
• Fee Bid In Calif. Pot Row Belongs In State Court, Judge Says
• Judge Raises Litigation Risks, Doubts In $2B Roundup Deal
• Prevailing Wage Law Spans Contractors, Calif. High Court Told
• Gov't Urges 9th Circ. To End Sex Assault Suit Against General
• Abortion Provider Says MoFo Is Owed $7.4M In Taping Case
• Ex-Mayer Brown Atty Wants Partial Win In Spat With Car Co.
• States, Groups Fight Coal-Leasing Plan Reinstated By Trump
• PetroSaudi Slams 'Overbroad' Bid For Piece Of $330M Award
• Copeland Corp. Can't Upend $26.6M Verdict In Asbestos Suit
• Ex-Calif. Fire Chief Gets 2nd Shot At Race Bias Claims
• BofA Must Work Out Relief For Frozen Benefits Recipients
• 8 Firms Guide $525M In Blank-Check IPOs
• Marilyn Manson's Ex-Assistant Accuses Singer Of Sex Assault
• 9th Circ. Snuffs Investor's Uber Fraud, Illicit Biz Practices Suit
• FTC, States Say Frontier Misrepresents DSL Speeds
• Lessons From COVID Securities Rulings On Dismissal Bids
• Overlooked Patent Cases: Preclusion's Effect On Settlement
• What Attorneys Should Know About State MDLs
• Prepare Now For New PFAS Regulations In Calif.
• Libel Suit Judge Skeptical Of Rep. Nunes' And WaPo's Claims
• Apple's Phil Schiller Defends Data Practices In Epic Trial
• BakerHostetler Hit With Malpractice Suit Over Stock Sale
• Barnes & Thornburg Escapes Doc Bid In Food App Fight
• USDA Says Apache Religious Rights Can't Block Copper Mine
• Inside The Dispute Over $2B Deal For Future Roundup Claims
• Tribes, Advocacy Groups Want Quick Foster Care Data Win
• 'Compensation' And 'Pay' Are The Same, Calif. High Court Told
• CBD Labeling Suit Doesn't Need To Wait On FDA Guidance
• 9th Circ. Denies Delivery Co.'s Bid To Arbitrate DOL Suit
• Girardi Firm May Have Been Insolvent In 2015, Trustee Implies
• Boston Marriott Hits Insurer For Limiting Virus Coverage
• Justices Must Weigh Class Cert. Denial Stats In Goldman Case
• Uber Can't Force Arbitration In Ga. Suit Over Customer Murder
• Sheppard Mullin-Led Extend Lands $1.6B Valuation In Series C
• DeVos Wants To Ditch Deposition In Student Loan Relief Case
• Counties' Suit Against VW Could Complicate Emissions Regs
• 9th Circ. Reverses DOI Win On Endangered Species Notice
• Groups Say EPA Must Reexamine Legacy Asbestos Risks
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Stem Appoints Schlumberger Atty As Chief Legal Officer
• Judge Fletcher Makes Way For 4th Biden Vacancy On 9th Circ.
• Judging A Book: Rodriguez Reviews 'When Machines Can Be Judge'
• VW Says Drivers' Porsche Emissions Cheat Suit An Overreach
• Virus App Maker Insists Apple Antitrust Case Stay Out Of Calif.
• Epic-Apple Judge Praises Legal Teams For Diversity
• 9th Circ. Says No Class Cert. In '70s Singer's Royalties Battle
• Hagens Berman Defends Keeping $52.8M While Fees Revised
• Live Nation Asks Calif. Judge To Follow Cinemark's Virus Suit
• Jay-Z's Pot Co. Invests $50M In Marijuana-Focused SPAC
• Hagens Berman Mishandled $52.8M, Disk Drive Objector Says
• HP Says Ex-Worker Lacks Facts To Prove No-Poach Claims
• Voters Can Annul Calif. Gov.'s Decision To Back Tribal Casino
• Dropbox Investors Seek Initial OK For $1.38M Settlement
• Investor Tells Court $129M Fraud Deal Can't Go Through
• Attys For Migrant Minors Want Injunction Over Due Process
• Guess Nears Win In Bid To Arbitrate Sex Harassment Claims
• Investor Attempts To Hold Cos. Accountable Are Working
• Law360's Tort Report: Suit Over Chris Cornell's Suicide Settles
• Apple Can't Break Up Class Suing Over Refurbished IPhones
• Facebook Dodges Android Users' Data Scraping Suit, Again
• Real Estate Rumors: Longfellow, Gomez, CVS
• Strip Clubs Sue SBA For Access To Restaurant Relief Funds
• Novartis Can't Claw Back Atty Email In Terbutaline Drug Suit
• Canyon Partners Raises $650M For Real Estate Debt Fund
• Instacart's Texas Image Scrape Suit Sent To California
• Wagner Law Hires Union Plan Specialist As Partner In LA
• Cooley Lands In Chicago With 10-Partner Team
• Apple CEO, Execs On Deck For 3rd Week Of Epic Games Trial
• Apple's App Store Runs On 79% Operating Margin, Judge Told
• Google Nears Deal To End Claims It Sold Pirated Hit Tunes
• DEA Opens Up Pot Research With Scientist Agreements
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear 'Goliath' CFPB's Panel Win Over Seila
• Biden Deletes Trump's Social Media 'Censorship' Order
• 9th Circ. Won't Wipe Out $25M Roundup Verdict
• Law360 Cheat Sheet: Peloton's IP Battles
• Jackson Lewis Adds 2 Attys In Orange County Office
• Uber Trims Fraud Allegation, But Sex Assault Claim Stays
• Calif. Judge To Rose Bowl, Pasadena: Why Are You Fighting?
• Chevron, Contractor End Suit Over $41M Aussie Jetty Award
• Feinstein Asks Garland To Review, Expand Asylum Eligibility
• 9th Circ. Says EPA Must Revisit Lead-Related Standards
• Clinician Staffing Co. To Take OT Math Case To Supreme Court
• Ecolab Inks $2.5M OT Deal With Dozens Of Workers
• Derby Bettors Sue Famed Trainer Over Horse's Drug Test
• EPA Wants Do-Over On Methylene Chloride Risk Evaluation
• REIT Innovative Industrial Buys Pa. Property For $42M
• SkyWest Says 9th Circ. Virgin Ruling Doesn't Sway Wage Spat
• State Farm Fights $2M Coverage Over Cosmetic Trademark
• Calif. Climate Efforts Offer Starting Point For Biden Admin.
• NLRB Official Sets First In-Person Union Vote In Months
• Fla. Appellate Court Tosses Investors From $17M Pot Co. Suit
• Boeing, Dow Fight High Court Review Of Superfund Cleanup
• Cooley-Led Biotech Prices IPO Low As More Companies Delay
• Philips Slaps MRI Repair 'Hacker' With Trade Secret Suit
• Power Integrations Asks Fed. Circ. To Nix $1.2M Judgment
• Firm Beats Bid To Revive Suit Over Failed EB-5 Project
• Insurer Blasts 24 Hour Fitness' COVID 'Pollution' Claims
• 5 Steps For Law Firms Rethinking Flexible Work Post-COVID
• Orrick Adds Ex-Fenwick Venture Capital Atty In Silicon Valley
• Shipbuilding Worker Wants Wage Suit Back In Calif. Court
• Apple's Trial Witness Drop Leaves Epic 'Scrambling'
• Google Gets Calif. Antitrust Litigation Thrown Out, For Now
• Minted's $5M Deal Over Data Breach Nears Approval
• Lawmakers Chastise ICE Over Cost Of Empty Detention Beds
• Insurer Says It Won't Cover Kobe Bryant Death Suits
• 9th Circ. Bucks Precedent For Immigrants With Citizen Parents
• Pot Businesses Face Texting Bans, Industry Group Says
• Vaxart Investors Can Tweak Stock Claims Over COVID Vaccine
• Judge Doubts DOJ Can Keep Trump-Era EB-5 Rule Change
• Black Auto Worker Wins 2nd Chance To Sue BP Unit For Bias
• 9th Circ. Revives Asylum Case Over Reading Disability
• Haaland Urges High Court Not To Review North Fork Casino
• Life Sciences Real Estate Boom May Outlast Logistics Rush
• Call Center Workers Are Employees, DOL Tells 9th Circ.
• Imperva Hires Infor Atty As Data Privacy Officer, Deputy GC
• Attys 'Wasting Time' In Sluggish Opioid Trial: Calif. Judge
• UNC Prof. Testifies That Stem Cell Clinic's Treatment Is Safe
• 9th Circ. Revives Charges Over DOD Contract Fraud Scheme
• Bankrupt NHL Player's Creditors Say He Can Pay His Debts
• Figure Gets Nod For Blockchain-Based Securities Trading
• Calif. Court Mostly Denies Bid For Tesla Plant Worker Data
• Calif. Firefighters Secure $100K OT Settlement On 2nd Try
• Challenging Class Cert. When Plaintiffs Missed 'False' Ad
• Ticketmaster Users' Monopoly Suit Set For Arbitration
• FTC Says 9th Circ. Can't Revive Robocall 'Soundboard' Suit
• LA Virus Eviction Moratorium Goes Too Far, 9th Circ. Told
• Father-Son Investment Duo Can't Duck SEC's Fraud Claims
• Bumble Bee Drops From Tuna MDL, But Attys Can't Buzz Off
• Buyback Padded Founders' Pockets, Travel Co. Workers Say
• Fed. Circ. Revives Calif. Patent Litigation In Jurisdiction Fight
• Calif. Judge Won't Hear LA Fitness COVID-19 Coverage Row
• Affirm Looks In-House For Its Next Chief Legal Officer
• Purdue's Ch. 11 Confirmation Hearing Set For August
• Calif. Assisted Living Co. Cheated Workers On Pay, DOL Says
• Uniformity Goal Eludes Defend Trade Secrets Act, 5 Years On
• Latham, V&E Steer SPAC Deal For $2.3B Electric Scooter Co.
• Construction Co. Settles EEOC Suit Over Racist Graffiti
• Judge's Rebuke Of Mass. AG Has Lessons For All Attorneys
• Toyota Can't Duck Claims Soy-Coated Wiring Attracted Rats
• High Court's Pension Ruling Is Sinking Health Plan Suits
• Texas AG Dodges Twitter Suit Over Moderation Practices
• Apple Wanted App Users 'Hooked,' Exec's 2013 Email Reveals
• FDA Investigator Says Stem Cell Clinic Lacked Documentation
• Scholars, Religious Orgs Back Ore. Tribal Highway Challenge
• Apple Blasts Updated Virus App Monopoly Suit
• Elizabeth Holmes' Mystique Unlikely To Survive Looming Trial
• Businesses Take COVID-19 Coverage Fights To 9th Circ.
• Activists Ask 9th Circ. For Enviro Review Of DHS Programs
• Drivers Win Final OK On $1.3B Hyundai, Kia Engine Flaw Deal
• Wife Cannot Sue Spouse's Co. Over Her COVID-19 Infection
• Fed. Circ. Says Ad Patent Just Claims An Abstract Idea
• Cannabis Co. Says It Was Elbowed Out Of Extractor Deal
• Fed. Circ. Backs Apple And Cisco's $4.2M Fee Win In IP Case
• Current Pipelines And Regs Can Support Shift To Hydrogen
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Judge Paez Gives Biden 3rd Opening On 9th Circ.
• How 5-Year-Old Defend Trade Secrets Act Has Met Its Goals
• DLA Piper Launches State AG Practice Led By Ex-Gov't Attys
• Font Considerations To Give Your Legal Briefs An Edge
• Discerning Need For 2nd COVID Workers' Comp Claim In Calif.
• Ginkgo Bioworks Valued At $15B In SPAC Deal Led By 3 Firms
• Apple's App Store Monopoly Made It Billions, Prof Testifies
• Factory Mutual Cries Foul On Sacramento Kings Virus Suit
• Wis. Tribe Says Insurers Can't Dodge COVID Coverage Suit
• Apple Wants Full Fed. Circ. Redo Of Qualcomm Decision
• 44 AGs Urge Facebook To Scrap Plan For 'Instagram Kids'
• Bolt Co. Ignored 9th Circ. Order To Rehire Worker, NLRB Says
• California Feds Decry Avenatti's Bid For Trial Delay
• Clint Eastwood Seeks Default Win In CBD Fraud Suit
• Westco Chemicals Reaches ERISA Class Action Settlement
• Ex-UMG Exec Can't Keep $1.7M Severance Deal Under Wraps
• Software Co. Wants To Pay $3.1M To End OT Wages Suit
• Calif. Driver Defends PAGA Claim, Rips Amazon's Prop 22 Play
• Antitrust Suit Against Steam Heads To Wash. Fed. Court
• Calif. Interior Design Biz's Virus Coverage Suit Can Proceed
• UK Watchdog Probing $35B AMD-Xilinx Merger Deal
• Calif. Appeals Court Won't Halt Desalination Plant Project
• Cooley-Led Construction Software, Biotech Firms Prep IPOs
• 4 Firms Lead Self-Driving Tech Co.'s $3.3B Go-Public Deal
• Dispute Over Expert Won't Upend $1.6M Car Crash Verdict
• Make Profitability Management Part Of Your Law Firm Culture
• Indoor Air Pollution Fix Will Require New Laws, New Tech
• Facebook Wants Keller Lenkner DQ'd From Antitrust Suit
• Western Digital Can't Exit Albright's Court, Fed. Circ. Finds
• CBD Co. Agrees To Pay $500K Over Health Claims
• Fake SoCal Attys Ran Predatory Eviction Practice, Bar Says
• Defend Trade Secrets Act: 5 Years Later, Here's What We Know
• Fired Worker Says In-N-Out Didn't Follow Virus Protocols
• Winner's Playbook: Behind The Scenes Of Lamps Plus
• How D&O Coverage Fits Into Diversity Claim Mitigation
• Apple's App Review Comes Under Fire In Antitrust Trial
• FDA Dr. Says Stem Cell Clinics' Study 'Just A Bunch Of Words'
• OpenAI GC Steps Away Weeks After Tesla GC's Departure
• 9th Circ. Tells Women's Soccer Players To Meet With Mediator
• Texas Gov. Backs Exxon Against 'Meddling California Officials'
• Epic, Apple Antitrust Trial: What's On Deck Week 2
• Fed. Circ. Says 'Vexatious' Litigant Can't Sue Raytheon, Intel
• Google Claims Women Fudged Data, Denies Gender Pay Gap
• What To Watch In The Car-Share Rental Co. Turf Wars
• 9th Circ. Probes Between Bad Faith And Hardball Negotiating
• Fed Circ. Revives Pharmacist's Whistleblower Case
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Reconsider Clinicians' OT Win
• Gaming Developer Asks Judge To Block Tribal Court Suit
• LA County Urges 9th Circ. To Preserve Flavored Vape Ban
• BofA Seeks Toss Of Calif. Unemployment Fraud Suit
• Calif. Atty Avoids Prison For Lies About Fake GM Settlement
• Sprint Hit With Fraud Claims Over Hidden Phone Lease Costs
• $3.3M M&T Bank Mortgage Fee Deal Approved On 2nd Try
• Health Hires: Manatt, Fenwick, Foley Hoag
• Robinhood Data Breach Suit Trimmed, But Still In Play
• Purdue Asks For Another Month's Hold On Opioid Suits
• Co. Can't Enforce Forced Arb. Pact, Calif. Panel Rules
• California Grocers Change Strategy Over City's 'Hero Pay' Law
• Ford 'EcoBoost' Engine Defect Suits Consolidated In Calif.
• Apple Exec Testifies Epic's Payment Cheat 'Blindsided' Him
• Attys Denied $12M Fees From 'Modest At Best' Facebook Deal
• Clinics' Stem Cell Treatments Endanger Patients, DOJ Says
• Ex-Theranos CEO Vies To Shield Jury From Wealth, Reportage
• Ex-Princess Cruise Worker Fights Arbitration In Injury Case
• IP Forecast: 2nd Circ. To Hear Funder's Fake Nikes Fine Fight
• Sony Hit With Suit Alleging PlayStation Monopoly
• Calif. Court Says Arbitrator's Pain Pill Use Can't Wipe Award
• State Farm Wants Out Of CBD Retailer's Contract Suit Defense
• Wells Fargo Says CFPB Probing Debit Card Disclosures
• Ford Faces Challenge Of PowerShift Suit Win At 9th Circ.
• Gordon & Rees Nabs Ex-Armstrong Law Employment Partner
• Women Prosecutors Ask Judge To Uphold DA Sex Bias Case
• Vague Pleading Dooms Hyundai, Kia Engine Defect Suit
• FCC Can't Trump California Net Neutrality Law, 9th Circ. Told
• 9th Circ. Says National Forest Cattle Grazing Permits Lawful
• House Hearing Deepens Divide Over Broadband Subsidies
• CalSavers Defeats ERISA Preemption Challenge In 9th Circ.
• Judge Changes Mind, Lets Orgs Weigh In On Uber Wage Suit
• Pot Co. Can't Sell Nerds Knockoff, Calif. Judge Says
• Cybersecurity Firm Says Rival Is Raiding Workers, Information
• Wilson Sonsini Guides ReCharge To $2B Valuation
• S.C. Johnson Can't Duck Suit Over 'Plant-Based' Cleaner
• Skin Care Co. Sued Over 'Mineral-Based' Sunscreen Labeling
• Employer Compliance Tips For Calif. Heat Recovery Breaks
• 4 Trends In Discoverability Of Litigation Funding Documents
• Microsoft Exec Reveals Epic Revenues In Apple Bench Trial
• Ex-Theranos CEO Blasts Government's Expert Witness Plan
• Ex-Calif. Officials Each Get 2 Years In Pot Permit Bribe Row
• Loan Customers' Attys Nab $6M In Fees From Experian Deal
• Calif. High Court Weighs Medical Peer Review Free Speech
• Girardi's Southern California Mansion Listed For $13M
• Opioid Crisis Is In Hospital's Front Yard, Doctor Testifies
• Generic-Drug Makers Knock States' Objection To Sanctions
• 3rd Circ. Says Immigration Notice Doesn't Need Hearing Info
• Fed. Circ. Finds Ex-Bed Co. Prez's Lies Doomed $1.1M IP Win
• FTA Defends Calif. Transit Expansion Near NHL Stadium
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive RICO Claims Over Nooksack Enrollment
• Cooley Leads Jessica Alba-Founded Startup's $413M IPO
• Keystone Nationwide Permit Appeal Moot, Biden Admin. Says
• Pfizer Loses Bid To Toss COVID-19 Vaccine IP Case
• Duff & Phelps Says It's Not Liable For $789M Ponzi Claims
• SEC Should Drop Litigation Over Ripple's XRP Token
• Excess Insurer Defeats Vizio's Suit Over $17M Privacy Deal
• Bio-Rad Ruling Highlights IP Assignment Clause Limits
• 9th Circ. Sends Ambulance Tech's Break Suit To Calif. Court
• Ex-Theranos CEO's Defense Emerges In Pre-Trial Battle
• Yoga App Exec Bent Out Of Shape With Apple In Epic Trial
• Cox Says BMG Sent False Copyright Notices To Boost Claims
• Electric Car Co. Loses Privilege Over Docs On Atty's Firing
• Heat's Butler Beats Ex-Marketer's Suit Over Nike Deal
• ​​​​​​​Nordstrom, Nike Say Fashion Co. Deceived USPTO Over TM
• Trade Orgs, Vt. Prolong Net Neutrality Stay For 9th Circ. Ruling
• Sanofi Wins $17.2M Fees, Expenses After Ditching FCA Suit
• Katie Hill Owes Radio Host $30K In Revenge Porn Suit Fees
• Construction Co. Hit With $2.1M Clean Water Act Penalty
• Insurer Says LA Fitness Is Running From Calif. COVID-19 Suit
• Cannabis Legalization's Effects On Insurance Industry
• States, Chamber Tell 9th Circ. To Redo Virgin Air Wage Ruling
• Small Biz Management Platform HoneyBook Raises $155M
• 9th Circ. Restores Snapchat 'Speed Filter' Death Suit
• Girardi's 'Real Housewife' Targeted By Lawyers, Critics
• Pre-Scandal VW Car Owners Prod 9th Circ. On Damages Fight
• 3 Firms Steer $650M Red Rock Sale Of Palms Casino
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• 7 Lessons For Young Lawyers Starting Their Careers
• DOJ Blasts Recusal Bid In Lawyer's Suit Over Kozinski Fallout
• Corteva Wants Pesticide Use Allowed During EPA Review
• Gunderson Dettmer Scoops Kirkland & Ellis Equity Atty
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• Mattel Investors Seek Class Cert. Over Understated Tax Bill
• 9th Circ. Declines To Review Impossible's Fake Meat Colorant
• Attys Double Down On $12M Fee Grab In Facebook Deal
• Idaho's Trans Women Sports Ban Constitutional, 9th Circ. Told
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• McKesson Wants Quick Win In Opioid Suit Coverage Battle
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• Feds Stand By 1MDB Link In $330M PetroSaudi Forfeiture Suit
• Cisco Calls Investor Suit 'Wrong Means' For Tackling Diversity
• Energy Biz Secures Partial Coverage For Shareholder Suit
• Peloton Accused Of Stealing 'Bike+' TM By Pro Cyclists
• Interior Dept. Greenlights $550M Calif. Solar Project
• Health Plan Tries To Sink Ed Asner-Led Age Bias ERISA Suit
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• Uber Driver's Wage Suit Avoids Arbitration Thanks To PAGA
• Construction Co. Inks $129M Deal On Investors' Fraud Claims
• Plaid Wins Partial Toss Of Privacy Suit Over Banking Data
• US Can't Duck Cross-Claims In Kobe Bryant Death Suit
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• Biz Group Wants Another Stab At Axing Seattle Benefit Law
• Bay Area Life Sciences Campus Snags $400M Loan
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Sumo Broadcasting Row
• Ore. Broadcaster Urges 9th Circ. To Reverse Bargaining Order
• Supreme Court Won't Review Lockheed Martin's ERISA Win
• Justices Won't Revive Cannabis Companies' $1.9M Tax Fight
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