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Class Action - March, 2016

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• Smokers Try To Keep Last Claim Against Philip Morris Alive
• Ex-Athlete Loses Class Cert. Bid In NCAA Scholarship Row
• Uber CEO Must Face Ride-Pricing Antitrust Action
• Conair Wins Partial Decert. Of Class In Hair Dryer Suit
• OPM To Draw Breach Reporting Lines For Health Insurers
• Barclays Blasts Water District's Energy Price-Fixing Claims
• Concussion Suit Against US Water Polo Gets Tossed
• JPMorgan Fends Off Appeal In RMBS Derivative Suit
• Walt Disney Gets 'Extraordinary' Extension In H-1B Cases
• Johnson Controls Snags Win In Retirees' Benefits Row
• More Reed Smith Partners Jump To McGuireWoods In Pa.
• Pixar Doesn't Have To Show Ex-GC Docs In Poaching Suit
• Chesapeake Hit With Class Action Over $3.9B Debt Swap
• Airlines Fend Off Customers' Bid For Docs In Antitrust MDL
• Blueberry Farm Again Can't Squash Haitian Workers' Bias Suit
• Immigrants Fight To Preserve Fraud Suit Against Law Firm
• Amazon Dodges Ky. Workers' State Claims In Wage MDL
• Garmin Defeats Suit Over Lifespan Of Batteries
• Trio Of Plaintiffs Firms Picked To Lead Daily Fantasy MDL
• L-3 Execs Escape Accounting Fraud Class Action
• Hyundai, Kia Drivers Sue In Calif. Over Peeling Paint
• Rising Star: Kirkland's Daniel Bress
• BigLaw In Crosshairs As Firm Plans Data Breach Litigation
• Tyson Provides Road Map For Use Of Sampling In FCA Cases
• High Court Request Bodes Well For Madden Review
• Shifting The Law Firm Business Development Paradigm
• GM Win Shows Defect Alone Can't Prove Damages For Drivers
• Investors In Libor Appeal Point To Conflicting ISDAfix Case
• TV, Computer Giants To Pay $5M In Calif. Price-Fixing Deal
• Facebook Settles Suit, Will Put Board Pay To Investor Vote
• 7-Eleven Slapped With Wage Lawsuit In NJ
• Foundations Can't Step Into $3.4B Cobell Suit, Judge Says
• Judge Kills Coty IPO 'Monday Morning Quarterbacking' Suit
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Uber Loses Bid To Decertify Driver Class Ahead Of Trial
• Calif. Uber Driver To Arbitrate Breached Promo Fare Spat
• Lamps Plus Hit With Employee Class Action After Data Breach
• 7th Circ. Doubts Debt Collection Row Survives Forum Clause
• EEOC Says Tyson Ruling Doesn't Impact Bass Pro Hiring Row
• Reservist's Back Pay Action Against United Moves Forward
• Calif. Nike Workers Lose Cert. Bid In OT Row
• No Overlap In Dollar General Obsolete Oil Cases, Buyers Say
• Girardi Keese Says Settlement Skimming Suit Is Too Late
• Statoil Escapes Crude Oil Price-Fixing MDL
• Outback Is Latest Co. To Face Suit From Blind Consumers
• Dodge Truck Driver Says FCA Knew Engines Had Smog Defect
• Bigelow Tea Drinkers' Class Cert. Bid Denied In False Ad Row
• 5th Circ. Reaffirms High PSLRA Pleading Standards
• GM Wins Defense Verdict In 2nd Ignition-Switch Trial
• Tyson Should Not Significantly Affect Securities Cases
• Apple Aims To End Antitrust Suit Over AT&T IPhone Pact
• Questions On NFL's CTE Stance Unlikely To Upend Settlement
• Nestle, Hershey Dodge Child Slave-Labor Disclosure Suits
• AbbVie Escapes Shire Investors' Suit Over Failed Merger
• Whole Foods Can't Escape 'All Natural' Labeling Suit
• GM Jury Poses Questions To Judge As Deliberations Begin
• Gawker Escapes Unpaid Intern FLSA Suit
• Unitholder Complaint In $11B Regency Merger Tossed In Del.
• Cornerstone Reports Jump In Securities Class Action Deals
• Arrowhead Ducks Investor Suit Over Hep B Drug Trial
• NHL Can Conduct Medical Reviews In Concussion Suit
• Bernstein Litowitz RICO Suit Was Unethical, Expert Says
• Chamber Backs Class Waivers In Wages Suit At 2nd Circ.
• 2nd Circ. Revives Leidos Investor Suit Over Fraud Probe
• Indivior Keeps Fighting For Resale Docs In Antitrust Case
• NHL Chief Admits Concussions, Mental Illness In 'Fighters'
• CRT Buyers Ordered To Give Mitsubishi More Meetings Info
• Pearce & Durick Strikes $5M Deal In Ponzi Investment Suit
• And Now A Word From The Panel: 20/20 MDL Vision
• Dave & Buster's Settles Background Check Suit
• GM Pushes For Quick End Before 3rd Ignition Trial Begins
• Pharma Groups Back Pfizer In 3rd Circ. Pay-For-Delay Case
• Vanguard Natural Resources Says Merger Suit Cites Bad Math
• Ex-Goodyear Workers Tell 6th Circ. Toxin Suit Belongs In US
• Fort Detrick Army Base A 'Toxic Mess,' Neighbors Say
• Female Ford Workers Hang On To Class Claims In Title VII Suit
• Life After Tyson: A New Demand For Expert Counterstudies
• Bloomberg To Pay $3.2M To End Workers' OT Class Action
• Conflict Of Interest Doesn't DQ Class Counsel, 9th Circ. Says
• Lacrosse Helmet Maker Faces Claims Over Lost Safety Cert.
• Dunkin' Donuts Franchisee Slams Cert. Bid In OT Fight
• Petroleum Co. Wants Out Of $80M Sinkhole Contract Row
• Judge Hits Pause On Uber OT, FLSA Wage Suit In Calif.
• Ford Escapes Discovery Sanctions In Sudden Acceleration Suit
• Turtles Add Susman Godfrey To Sirius Pre-1972 Royalties Row
• Whole Foods Says It Had No Duty To Preserve Yogurt in MDL
• 7th Circ. Rejects TransUnion's Arbitration Bid In Score Row
• Banks Lose Bid To End ISDAfix Class Action
• Buccaneers TCPA Suit Involves 300K Faxes, Court Told
• Biz Groups Urge High Court To Toss Xbox Disc-Scratch Suit
• Aluminum Buyers Seek Class Cert. In Antitrust Suit
• Zimmer Replaces 2nd Bellwether Suit Over Knee Implants
• Judge Dismisses Fraud Claim In 2nd GM Ignition Switch Trial
• Justices Reject P&G's Class Cert. Appeal In 'Snake Oil' Claim
• Rite Aid Says Consent Not Needed For Flu Shot Call
• Judge Denies Remand In NFL Sunday Ticket Suit
• Car Owner Seeks To Throw Wrench Into Auto Parts MDL Deals
• Gov't Says Ariz. ID Theft Laws Usurp Feds' Immigration Role
• Chamber Backs Uber's 9th Circ. Driver Arbitration Appeal
• Why Sanofi Is Required Reading For Securities Attorneys
• Mindless Lawyering: Is Doc Review 'The Practice Of Law'?
• Justices Asked To Weigh Special Master Fees In FDCPA Suit
• NFL Faces New Class Action Over Brain Injuries
• Apple Again Dodges Class Action Over IPhone Functionality
• Philip Morris Tells High Court No Bias In Axed $10B Judgment
• Florida Strip Club's Workers Must Arbitrate FLSA Claims
• Bias Tolling Won't 'Flood' Courts, EEOC Tells 11th Circ.
• SeaWorld Passholders Cite Fishy Renewals, Ask Class Cert
• 7th Circ. Affirms $10M Unilever Hair Loss Settlement
• Pixar Must Show Judge Ex-GC Docs In Anti-Poaching Suit
• NFL Tells 3rd Circ. Exec's CTE Statements Aren't Relevant
• Generic Cos. Face Another Antitrust Suit Over Drug Prices
• Mitsubishi Owed More Discovery In CRT Suits, Ex-Judge Says
• Facebook Ditches TCPA Suit Over Hack-Alert Texts, For Now
• Supple False Ad Suit Kept In Fed. Court, Then Nixed
• New Ticket Restrictions Could Be Risky For Teams
• Insurer Says Plaintiff In 1 Case Must Be Defendant In Other
• It's Time To Nix Homeopathic False Ad Claims, Hyland's Says
• Merrill Lynch Dodges Ex-Clifford Chance Atty's ERISA Suit
• Diminished Value Claims Under Ga. Homeowners Insurance
• Ford Again Seeks To Drive Out Claim In Power-Steering Suit
• Hertz Exec. Moves To Duck Securities Fraud Suit
• US Sailors Urge 9th Circ. To Let $1B Fukushima Suit Proceed
• RBC, Credit Suisse Insist SEIU Libor Claims Are Too Late
• Judge Questions Whether $12M Lyft Deal Is Fair To Drivers
• Ex-Sanford Atty Wins $5M In Partnership Spat
• Attys Want $16.6M For $50M Deal In Milk Price-Fixing Row
• McGuireWoods' VW MDL Removal Is Fraud, Ex-Judge Says
• Ohio High Court Says Fannie Mae Class Can't Collect Payment
• Boeing Brass Hid Plane Costs Then Cashed In Stock, Suit Says
• Sprouts Farmers Market Hit With Shareholder Suit
• Campbell-Ewald And 'Prepaid Offers' In Securities Suits
• GM Witness Suggests Defective Ignition Switch Not Unsafe
• Ill. Appeals Court OKs $23M MetLife Fax Case Settlement
• Ex-Attys Shut Out From Class In Royalty Action At 8th Circ.
• Trump-Owned Golf Club Says Buyout Didn't Trigger Refunds
• Visa, MasterCard Say Fees Not Harming ATM Operators
• BP Wants Oil Co. Barred From Deepwater Settlement Class
• Class Certified In $5.9M Suit Over BofA MDL Fund Theft
• Aluminum Buyers Blast Late Flood Of Docs In Antitrust Row
• Miami Firms Gift $1M In Hopes Of Creating Class Action Hub
• Merck, Others Beat Eye Drop Dosage Suit For 2nd Time
• Indiana Landowners Sue Gov't Over Rails-To-Trails Plan
• NFL Gave $300K To Reps Reviewing Concussions: Report
• 9th Circ. Revives Chobani 'Cane Juice' Suit Amid FDA Review
• Paxil Linked To Heart Defects In Babies, Philly Jury Told
• Borgata Customers Reach Deal In Parking Voucher Row
• Volkswagen Gets More Time For Plan To Fix Clean Diesel Cars
• Air Cargo MDL Judge Approves $190M In Settlements
• FCA Sampling Gets New Ammo In High Court's Tyson Ruling
• Class Will Be Clear In Rabobank Libor Suit, Investors Say
• Drivers Say Nissan Service Contracts Lack Details
• Migrant Workers Slam DOL, Employer Over Prevailing Wages
• Ex-Petco Worker Says Texas Stores Didn't Pay For All Hours
• NJ Court Bars Drinking Class In TGI Friday's Pricing Case
• Indivior Says FDA Petition Didn't Delay Generic Suboxone
• Cancer Centers Hit With Class Action Over Data Breach
• The Future Keeps Happening To Legal Services
• Atty's Role In $8.5M Groupon Deal Doesn't Elicit Fee Cut
• Auto Parts Purchasers Say Tyson Ruling Backs Class Cert. Bid
• Fla. Justices Lower Smokers' Hurdle For Engle Class Eligibility
• Williams-Sonoma Sued For Collecting Customer ZIP Codes
• Texas Court Defines Commission In Gold's Gym FLSA Row
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• 5 Administrative Law Myths Employment Pros Should Consider
• No Storefront? No Problem: Deceptive Pricing Moves Online
• A Valuable Tool For Consolidating NY State Court Actions
• GM Driver Virtually Unharmed By Icy Wreck, Expert Claims
• Barrick Investors Win Class Cert. In Mine Compliance Row
• Morgan Lewis Sheds Over 100 Attorneys After Bingham Deal
• Athletes Unveil Class Cert. Bid In NCAA Grant-In-Aid Case
• 5 Firms On The Rise In 2016
• The Firms That Lost The Most Ground This Year
• Greenberg Traurig On Track To Become Biggest US Firm
• Tax Preparers Say IRS Alert Helps Them In Fee Case
• Pfizer Says Zoloft Defect Claims Still Suffer Lack Of Science
• Trump Agency Ducks Model's Wage, H-1B Class Action
• General Mills, Class Spar In 8th Circ. Over Tyson Ruling
• State Claims Too Late For GSK, Teva Lamictal Antitrust Row
• 9th Circ. Asked To Rethink Arbitration In Vonage 911 Fee Row
• Transfer Of Pelvic Mesh MDL Cases Is Premature, Judge Says
• Mass. Jury Rejects Truckers' Bid For Share Of Fuel Charges
• Philly Judge Won't Consolidate Testosterone Cases
• Woman Wins Interest On $1.6M Verdict In Pollution MDL
• 4th Circ. Weighs Cyber Coverage Under Traditional Insurance
• Demystifying The Attorney-Client Privilege
• Attys Get $6.3M In Fees In NFL Publicity Rights Suit
• McGuireWoods Opens In SF, Grows In Pa. With Litigation Pros
• 6th Circ. Chides IRS For Stalling In Tea Party Bias Row
• What The Narrow Tyson Ruling Means For Class Actions
• 1 Year Later: Omnicare's Effect On Opinion Liability
• McKenna Long Can't Get Akin Gump Docs In USAE Suit
• GM Atty Testifies He Didn't Warn Execs Of Ignition Defects
• Advaxis Must Face Claims Over 'Spring-Loaded' Stock Options
• 9th Circ. Grills Allstate On Cash Offer To End Class Action
• Tyson Ruling Tees Up More Class Action Evidence Fights
• Lyft Drivers Say They Could Have Gotten $126M As Employees
• Spectra Energy Hit With Chancery Suit Over $3B JV Deal
• Anheuser-Busch Win In Alcohol Content Suit Affirmed
• Attorneys React To High Court's Tyson Class Action Ruling
• Chanel Says Wage Suit Is Too Individualized For Class Cert.
• Wyndham Gets OK For $7M Deal In Phone Recordings Action
• Dunkin' Donuts Ex-Managers Want Bigger Class In OT Fight
• Steptoe Lures Ex-Squire Patton LA Boss To Enviro Practice
• Customers Slam SoulCycle Bid To Nix Business Model Suit
• Interstate Hotels Pays $1.4M To Exit Missed Breaks Suit
• Port Cos. Ask To Sink Suit Over Fees During Labor Slowdown
• Actos Buyers Drop Generic Cos. From Pay-For-Delay Appeal
• Judge KOs 2 WWE Concussion Suits, 3rd Still Stands
• Right Of Publicity Actions Waning Without High Court Review
• Drivers In Fiat Car Hacking Suit Say Their Injuries Are Real
• Pfizer Urges 3rd Circ. Not To Revive Lipitor Antitrust Row
• Calif. Atty Denied Bid To Stay King & Spalding Condo Suit
• Rams Say Disgruntled Fans Knew LA Move Was Possible
• 2nd GM Juror Dismissed For Sleeping During Ignition Trial
• Trial Pros: Ford & Harrison's Patricia Griffith
• High Court OKs Averaging Classwide Injury In Tyson Row
• 11th Circ. Unravels Electrolux Class In Moldy-Washer Suit
• EBay, Others Try New Attack On Calif. Art Resale Law
• Cox Can Arbitrate Row In Class Action Over Cable Fees
• GM Could Have Fixed Ignition Defect For $2K, Jury Hears
• K&L Gates Escapes Investor Suit Over Oil Co.'s Bankruptcy
• 7th Circ. Says Insurer Doesn't Have To Cover Law Firm Fees
• Cheerios Buyers Blast Bid To Nix Protein False Ad Suit
• IRS Hits Back At Texas Tea Party Group In Tax Row
• Widow Wants 2nd Chance At Seeger Weiss Over Vioxx Deal
• 7th Circ. Says Biz Not Liable For Unauthorized Junk Faxes
• Drivers Fight Honda, Toyota Bids To Clip Takata MDL Claims
• GCs' Class Action Expenses Increase After 4-Year Decline
• Hyundai, Other Shipper Lose High Court Bid In Per-Diem Row
• 3rd Circ. Affirms J&J Win In Ex-Worker's Severance Suit
• NHL Says Ex-Players Flip-Flopped On Medical Tests Issue
• 3rd Circ. Rejects UPMC's E-Discovery Costs In FLSA Row
• BMW Pump Defect Deal Wins Judge's Initial OK
• Gulf Drillers Take BP Moratorium Claims To 5th Circ.
• Cobell Class Member Search Nearing End, Beneficiaries Say
• EEOC Says Bass Pro Trying To Control Strategy In Bias Row
• Ambit Energy Unit Beats Utilities Rate-Hike Suit
• Aluminum Consumers Press 2nd Circ. For Antitrust Standing
• High Court Told Xbox Owners Lack Stake In Defect Suit
• Philly Gas Liens Violate Due Process Rights, Court Rules
• Supreme Court Won't Hear AIG Equity Unit Class Action
• Lush's Website Terms Violate NJ Consumer Law, Suit Says
• Martin Marietta Faces Overtime Suit in Dallas
• Uber Driver Arbitration Agreements Valid, 9th Circ. Told
• ConforMIS Moves To Toss Suit Over $140M IPO
• Taxpayers Say IRS Knew Security Was Lax In Data Breach Row
• PetroChina Dodges Bribery Action In 2nd Circ.
• Ex-Ambassador Wants Ford, IBM Apartheid Liability Reviewed
• Is Student Loan Stress The New Norm For Law School?
• High Court Asks For Gov't View In Key Securitization Case
• No 'Gotcha' Privilege Waivers Under Calif. Public Records Act
• High Court Won't Hear Madden NFL 1st Amendment Case
• Fault Lines: How Driverless Cars Could Open Up New Roads For Product Liability Lawyers
• GM Passenger Grapples With Scant Injury Records At Trial
• Atmel Fraud Class Action Belongs In US, 2nd Circ. Told
• 2nd Circ. Aluminum Case Could Help Shape Antitrust Standing
• Kroger Escapes Labeling Suit Over Trans Fat In Bread Crumbs
• 7 Best Practices For Managing An Associate's Personal Crisis
• Highmark Calls Rate Info Requests A Burden In Antitrust Fight
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Lehman Employees' ERISA Suit
• Google Tracking Decision Endangers Privacy, High Court Told
• Calif. Restaurateur Wants Rehearing In $100M Blackout Suit
• Hearst Says Nixing Interns' Suit Should Be 'Easy'
• Ex-NHLers Drop Spousal, Survivor Claims In Concussion Suit
• Twinings Makes Bid To Toss Antioxidant False Ad Class Action
• CME's Fee Bid Called Payback For High-Frequency Trades Suit
• Effexor Settlement No Shield For Antitrust Suit, FTC Says
• IBM Says Lack Of Fraud Dooms Stock-Slump Class Actions
• Uber Pushes For Drivers' Decertification As Trial Looms
• Former Residents Sue Advocate For Tax Reimbursements
• Ark. Planned Parenthood Seeks Order For Medicaid Funding
• Spotify, Music Publishers Reach Deal Over Song Royalties
• Broad Pacts Could Allow Class Arbitration, 5th Circ. Says
• Auto Parts Makers Face Canadian Price-Fixing Suit
• Discover Execs Duck Investors' Suit Over Marketing Practices
• CORRECTED: Nestle Ends Coffee-Mate False Label Action
• Justice Scalia's Product Liability Legacy
• J&J Patients Won $502M Verdict With Rare Scope Of Evidence
• Former Wal-Mart Workers Can't Enter Settled Sex-Bias Suit
• 9th Circ. Won't Revisit $16M Fee Cut For Best Buy
• Twitter Blamed For Unwanted Texts In $5M Consumer Suit
• Jessica Alba's Co. Hit With False Ad Suit After WSJ Report
• GM's Isolated Culture Led To Ignition Defect, Expert Testifies
• Engle Cases Likely To Drag On Despite Higher Damages Risk
• Top Calif. Court Keeps Docs Privileged After FOIA Flub
• Williams-Sonoma Dodges NJ Delivery Workers' Overtime Suit
• Scant Motion Blasted In Credit Card Fraud Liability Case
• Battery Antitrust Claims Against Toshiba Not Time-Barred
• 9th Circ. Tosses False Ad, Slack Fill Suit Over Lip Balm
• Greenberg Traurig Draws 4 Big Litigators From Cadwalader
• RadioShack Gift Card Holder Can't Get Early Payout For Fees
• Wilson Elser Nabs Segal McCambridge Atty For Chicago Office
• Netflix's Profit Promise Misled Investors, 9th Circ. Told
• Transocean Investor Suit Brought Too Late, 2nd Circ. Says
• 7th Circ. Says Church-Linked Hospital Can't Skip ERISA Rules
• Slingbox Maker Pushes For Unwanted-Ad Suit's Dismissal
• Judge Expected To OK $4.75M Deal In Nurse OT Class Action
• Endo, AbbVie Back Philly Testosterone Case Consolidation
• NJ Landfill Neighbors Blast Emission Deal Worries
• Fees In $2.4B BofA Deal Wrongly Denied, 2nd Circ. Says
• Ad Firm Gets Verizon Supercookies Row Sent To Arbitration
• Ex-NCAA Athletes Tell 7th Circ. FLSA Suit Wrongly Tossed
• Chuck E. Cheese's Managers Win Only Expense Class Cert.
• How California Streamlined Costly, Time-Consuming Litigation
• Starbucks Underfills Its Lattes, Suit Says
• J&J Hit With $502M Verdict In 2nd Pinnacle Bellwether Trial
• Fla. Supreme Court OKs Punitive Damages In Engle Suits
• Trial Pros: Bailey Brauer's Alex Brauer
• GM Juror Dismissed For Sleeping During Ignition Switch Trial
• Thoughts On Post-Settlement Claims By Class Members
• Think All Internet Impressions Are The Same? Think Again
• Wealth Management For Senior Partners
• GM Ignition-Switch Driver Grilled In Bellwether Testimony
• OPINION: Missed Opportunity In Supreme Court Nomination
• Ex-QB Can't Pick Off Supplement False Ad Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• Chobani With 'Cane Juice' Tricks Buyers, 9th Circ. Told
• In His Own Words: 4 Key Garland Opinions
• Garland's High Court Nomination Battle Likely To Drag On
• Shutterfly Asks For Stay In Biometric Data Suit
• Judge Garland Could Bring New Consensus To High Court
• Olive Oil Maker Says Labeling Claims Lack Credibility
• Indian Citizen Seeks Class Cert. In Accenture Bias Case
• AMD Investors Win Cert. In Suit Over Bungled Chip Launch
• Calif. False Ad Suit Over Duracell Batteries Loses Spark
• Attorneys Weigh In On Obama's Supreme Court Pick
• 11th Circ.'s Revival Of Payday-Lending Suit Unfair, Bank Says
• Facebook, Health Sites Hit With Privacy Suit Over Shared Data
• BofA Hit With Class Action Over Credit Card Debt Collection
• Subscribers Win Blue Cross Data In Antitrust MDL
• Fifth Third Bancorp Settles Stock Class Action For $6M
• Kraft 'Natural' Ad Suit Ripe For Quick Decision, Class Says
• 6th Circ. Denies Rehearing In Moen Retiree Benefits Row
• Hausfeld Pushes VW To Talk Deal In Emissions Scandal
• NLRB Judge Orders Cedars-Sinai To Change Arbitration Pacts
• Fish Oil Class Couldn't Prove Loss, NJ Panel Says
• Aetna Can't Duck Suit Over Canceled HIV Drug Mail Program
• 500.com Stuck With Investor Suit Over IPO
• J&J Baby Sleep Aid False Ad Row Back In NJ State Court
• Obama Picks Garland To Fill High Court Seat
• Anthem's $15M Deal To End ACA Switch Suits Nears OK
• GM Ignition Engineers Gagged By Orwellian Rules, Jury Told
• 11th Circ. Asked To Affirm PIP Claim Coverage Denial
• Hip MDL Plaintiffs' Attys Fight To Expedite Dying Patient's Suit
• Tenn. Hospitals Seek To Erase Some Claims In Meningitis MDL
• Chinese Co. Ducks MDL Claims Over Defective Drywall
• Chancery Asked To Dismiss $1.2B Volcano Merger Challenge
• Calif. Court Backs Fees In $36M Restoration Hardware Suit
• NFL Says Full Quote Shows Exec Didn't Admit CTE Link
• Gov't Says Immigrants Can't Support Visa Bulletin Challenge
• Royal Caribbean Put Autistic Kids In Storm's Way, Suit Says
• Individuals Settle With Mitsubishi, Other Cos. In Antitrust MDL
• NCAA Conferences Deny Withholding Docs In Antitrust Row
• Robbins Geller Gets $5.3M Fee Award In Libor-Rigging Suit
• Teamsters, Lyft Drivers Ask Judge To Halt $12M Deal
• Lululemon Says Del. Investor Suit Same As Tossed NY Case
• Ex-Immigration Judges Blast Lack Of Attys For Migrant Kids
• Shopper Fights Heinz's Bid To Nix 'Made In US' False Ad Suit
• Faruqi Wants Ex-Partner's Suit Over Leucadia Fees Nixed
• Sanctions Against Calif. Atty Aren't Enough, Court Told
• Tax Preparers Say IRS Conceded To Cert. Redo In Fee Row
• O'Bannon Takes Student-Athlete Pay Case To High Court
• CVS Must Face False Labeling Suit Over Protein Powder
• NJ Judge Downs Drink Price Claims Against TGI Friday's
• The Netherlands Returns As A Collective Settlement Forum
• L-3 Says Defective Gun Sights Class Action Still Lacking
• Verizon Wrong On Circ. Split In ERISA Suit, Justices Hear
• BMW Drivers Regain Song-Beverly Claim In Leaky Trunk Suit
• $81M Duke Energy Antitrust Deal Strands Some, Objector Says
• FIFA Rips Fans' Ticket Suit In Renewed Push For Sanctions
• Trial Pros: Quinn Emanuel's William Price
• 5th Circ. Will Rehear Energy Co. Pyramid-Scheme Claims
• Wright Medical Wants Bellwether Redo After $11M Verdict
• 'Greedy' Attys Ask 9th Circ. For Higher Fees For Kraft Deal
• Class Seeks To Lay Claim To Leftover $380M In USDA Deal
• Ignition Switches Born Of GM's Own Defects, Jury Told
• Morgan Stanley, Financial Advisers Settle OT Suit
• DOL, SEC Weigh In On ERISA Duties In BP's 5th Circ. Appeal
• 2nd Circ. Overturns AT&T's Win In Security Guard OT Row
• FTC Tells 3rd Circ. Wellbutrin Dismissal Misreads Actavis
• Stores Seek To Block Credit Card Fraud Rules In Antitrust Suit
• Michael Kors Reaches Deal To End 4K OT Claims In Calif.
• The 8 Firms GCs Can't Stop Talking About
• GCs Say These Firms Are Worth Paying Top Dollar For
• 9th Circ. Revives EEOC Bias Claims Against Prison Contractor
• Del. Court OKs Birth Defect Expert For AES Coal Ash Trial
• Riddell Wants District Court Pause In NFL Concussion MDL
• Zimmer Picks 2nd Bellwether Suit Over Knee Implants
• GCs Name Most Elite Law Firms
• Auto Dealers Demand Parts Maker Docs In Antitrust MDL
• Consumers Take 2nd Bite At Chipotle In GMO False Ad Suit
• Japanese Bank Can't Escape Mt. Gox Bitcoin Class Action
• Rail Neighbors Have No Claim To Right-Of-Way, Court Says
• Magicjack Execs Lowballed Stock Value, Investor Suit Says
• Trial Pros: Robins Kaplan's Roman Silberfeld
• Justice Delayed: Terrorism Victims Fight For Redress
• Aluminum Buyers Can't Expand Antitrust Case, Judge Told
• Pfizer Fights Zoloft MDL Plaintiffs' New Expert Reports
• Guess Can't Junk Tricky Outlet Store Pricing Suits
• Carmakers Beat Some Claims In Takata Air Bag MDL
• Facebook Says Users Don't Show Harm In $15B Tracking MDL
• Trump Modeling Agency To Soon Hear Ruling In Wage Row
• Atty Threatened With Sanctions In Tom's 'Natural' Suit
• Genworth Strikes $219M Deal To End Shareholder Suit
• FCC Defends Junk Fax Opt-Out Rule, Enforcement Waiver
• Atty In King & Spalding Condo Suit Says Class Claims Late
• Investors Ink Last Settlement In MF Global Litigation
• Wash., Calif. Slam Gov't On Lack Of Attys For Migrant Kids
• L-3 Investors Maintain Co. Knew Of Accounting Fraud
• Medtronic Fights Investors' Appeal In Tainted Study Suit
• GM Ignition Claims Get First Test In Second Bellwether
• BP Not Liable For Drilling Moratorium Losses, Judge Says
• Shutterfly Says Man Hid Fiancee's Identity In Biometric Suit
• Uber Chides Drivers' 'Flawed' Tips Claim In Calif. Class Action
• Omnicare Says High Court Ruling Vanquishes Investor Suit
• PF Chang's Sued Over Calif. Bathroom Accessibility
• Del. High Court Affirms Dismissal Of Imperva Derivative Suit
• Hermes Accused Of Shorting Sales Associates' Commission
• Chesapeake Energy Slammed With Another Antitrust Suit
• Best Buy To Settle CRT Claims Against Chunghwa
• Jackson Hewitt, AmEx Hit With Spam Texting Suit
• Law Firm Can't Seek Interest On Charged-Off Debt, Suit Says
• Athletes Say NCAA Conferences Won't Compromise On Docs
• Ex-Players Slam NHL's Bid For Testing In Concussion MDL
• Q&A With Alston & Bird's Matt Richardson
• Cirque Du Soleil Can't End TCPA Suit With Payment: Group
• Chanel Workers Push For Class Cert. In Calif. Wage Row
• Rule 68 Offers Can Still Stunt Class Actions — For Now
• Trial Pros: Jackson Lewis' Nadine Abrahams
• Shipshape Shirts Part Of Job, Guards Say In Cert. Bid
• Philip Morris Fights Against Last Claim In Healthy Smoker Trial
• Sides In Chancery Suit Over $13.9B Keurig Deal To Drop Case
• Utah Body Shops Don't Show Insurer Conspiracy, Judge Says
• Unum Group To Pay $46M In Long-Term Care Benefits Row
• China Integrated Energy Reaches $2.1M Deal In Investor Suit
• Hard Rock Developers Must Face Fraud Suit, 9th Circ. Says
• Proskauer Rose Defeats Stanford Ponzi Claims At 5th Circ.
• Sterling Chemicals Reaches $17M Class Deal To End Sale Fight
• ConAgra Ducks ERISA Suit Over Autism Therapy Coverage
• 3 Supreme Court Cases That Will Impact Antitrust Law
• BMW Faces Class Action Over Alleged Engine Defects
• Jury Sides With Taco Bell Workers On Skipped-Break Wages
• Trial Pros: GrayRobinson's David Hendrix
• Purveyor Of World's Priciest Burger Hit With Wage Suit
• Crafting Digital Class Notices That Actually Provide Notice
• Facebook Hits Back At Discovery Bid In Face-Tagging Suit
• State Farm Homeowners Win Partial Cert. In Lost Value Suit
• Starbucks Baristas Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Tip Tax Suit
• Bernstein Litowitz Seeks $21M Award In GM Securities Suit
• Home Depot Breach Case Shows 'Cash-Plus' Deals Are Key
• Shoppers Have Beef With Wal-Mart's Bid To Chuck Pork Suit
• First Niagara, Keycorp Settle Claims Over $4B Merger In NY
• Objectors Urge Court To Review Evidence 'Fatal' To CRT Deal
• Lihua Still Faces Shareholder Claims, Has Eye On Bankruptcy
• Rhapsody Hit With $150M Copyright Infringement Suit By Band
• 3 Things Associates Do That Make Partners Wince
• Imperva Stockholders Appeal Suit Over $60M SkyFence Buy
• Bridgegate Class Plaintiffs Say NJ Flouted Civil Rights Law
• Madoff Trustee Accused Of Dishonesty In Discovery Spat
• GM Doesn't Want In-House Atty Testifying Live In 2nd Trial
• Tennis Racket Buyers Denied Cert. In False Ad Row
• Samsung Hit With Lawsuit Over Exploding Washers
• Retailers Hit Visa, MasterCard, Banks With Antitrust Suit
• Ex-Class Rep Still Has Duties In Nest Suit, Judge Decides
• Fla. Judge OKs $24M Deal Ending BancorpSouth Overdraft Suit
• Freedom Watch Head Says Feds 'Playing Games' On Spy Suits
• DHS, USCIS Sued Over Immigrant Juvenile Status Decisions
• Nestle Consumers' Trans Fat False Ad Suit Gets Nixed
• The Post-Scalia Fate Of Employment Class Waivers
• Trial Pros: Weil's David Lender
• Wealth Management For Mid-Level Partners
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