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Commercial Contracts - June, 2016

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• HP Enterprise Wins $3B Verdict In Long-Running Oracle Fight
• NLRB Again Asks 5th Circ. To Nix Arbitration, Class Waivers
• Ex-AXA Broker Tells Jury Underling Sent Unapproved Emails
• Apache Wants Atty 'Expert' Booted From $44M Contract Suit
• Pa. Atty Suspended 5 Years For Abusing Judicial System
• PGA Tour Locks Horns With Singh Over Antler Spray Report
• Comcast Pushes For Injunction To Keep Rovi Patent Row In NY
• Goetz Fitzpatrick Hit With Malpractice Suit Over Biz Spat
• Ex-Cabot Exec's Negative Comments Keep Him In RICO Feud
• How McDonnell Changes Public Corruption Prosecution
• PerkinElmer Faces Suit Over 'Dismal' Drug Test Devices
• Sinclair Lacked License, Malice In Copyright Row, Judge Says
• NY Should Unify Standards For Atty Fees Against State Agency
• MarkWest Shorted Co. $26M For Pa. Gas Plant Work, Suit Says
• Commodities Co. Sues Insurer For $2.5M Bonds To Pay Award
• 'Patent Troll' Lawyers Broke Deal, Litigation Funder Says
• NY Bars Use Of Malpractice Settlement In CMBS Row: Dexia
• JPMorgan Beats Claims It Tarnished Silver Futures Market
• Former BellSouth Exec Ordered To Arbitrate Severance Row
• Romo Suit Attacking NFL Gambling Policy Axed In Texas
• Lawyer Shouting Match Erupts At Ex-AXA Broker's $20M Trial
• $27M Settles Evolution-Denbury Oil Contract Dispute
• Payday Lending Row Must Go To Arbitration, 6th Circ. Told
• Auto Parts Exec Says He Didn't Agree To Arbitrate Supply Row
• Ballard Slaps Symphony Health With Antitrust Fee Suit
• Grand Canyon Developer, PR Firm Call Off Defamation Suit
• REBUTTAL: Lenders Won't Lose Mortgage Priority In NJ
• Takeaways From Delaware's Energy Transfer Ruling
• Facebook Beats Cert. Bid In Long-Running Privacy Class Suit
• NJ Justices Undo Judgment Over Bankruptcy-Tainted Funds
• Arbitrators Overstepped In Biotech IP Row, 3rd Circ. Told
• Chicago Schools OK To Break Health Deal, Judge Says
• ConocoPhillips Rips Venezuela Over $10M Award In 2nd Circ.
• Hanergy Demands $9.6M Owed Under Solar Project Deal
• How To Manage Your Law School Debt After Graduation
• Tips For Drafting Best-Interest Contracts Under DOL Rule
• BAE Says Subcontractor Refusing Payout After $2.7M Loss
• ETE Terminates $38B Williams Deal After Delaware Ruling
• 5th Circ. Reverses NLRB On Gym Chain Arbitration Pacts
• $50M Malpractice Suit Against Blecher Collins Beefed Up
• British Airways Looks To Ground Surcharge Class Action
• Aviation Co. Claims Partners Covertly Competed, Stole Deal
• Arlington Wins $1.4M In Fees In Patent Row With Bridgeport
• Chevron Oil Lease Row Should Be Arbitrated, Court Told
• 5th Circ. Won't Pause McKool Smith's $1.5M Arbitration Award
• How To Become The Firm Every GC Wants To Hire
• Settlement In Comcast Techs' OT Wages Suit Gets Judge's OK
• The 24 Firms GCs Love The Most
• Texas Justices Won't Ground American Airlines Music Suit
• Broker's $20M Contract Beef With AXA Goes Before NY Jury
• Aussie Court Refers Samsung Roy Hill Row To Arbitration
• Sheppard Knocks $3.8M Fee Forfeit In Calif. High Court
• Boeing Says Russian Co. Can't Trim $325M Rocket JV Loss
• Lyft Settles With Former Exec Who Jumped To Rival Uber
• Texas Firm Says Silica Malpractice Suit Is Too Late
• Bankruptcy-Remote Structures At Risk
• The Firms That Won Big At the Supreme Court
• Agile Software Development Brings New Contracting Issues
• The Top Supreme Court Dissents Of The Term
• The Supreme Court Term By The Numbers
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• 3rd Circ. Revives Retailer's Claims Over Swatch Perks
• A Divided Court Finds New Ways To Be Unanimous
• 8 Wasn't Enough For Lawyers Seeking High Court Clarity
• Hammons Seeks Ch. 11 Break From Sprawling Litigation
• Dallas Suit Accuses Investment Firm Of EB-5 Fraud
• Attorneys React To High Court's Political Bribery Ruling
• Kroger Sues Visa Over Debit Card Signature Requirement
• PNC Urges 8th Circ. To Toss $355.5M Funeral Scam Verdict
• Williams Appeals ETE Merger Escape After Investors OK Deal
• 'NSA-Proof' Phone Maker Allegedly Considering Bankruptcy
• Yankees, StubHub Reach Ticket Resale Agreement
• Ship Owner Responsible For Slow Crossing, UK Judge Says
• The Cloud And Ethical Considerations For Lawyers
• NFL Pushes Court To Block Refiling Of Deflategate Suit
• Greenberg Traurig Wants Own Experts In Hard Rock Hotel Row
• NJ Battery Maker Wants Commission Row Tossed, Arbitrated
• Damage Analysis Is Key To Settling Complex Cases
• High Court Vacates Ex-Va. Gov.'s Corruption Conviction
• Mayer Brown Escapes Class Action Over $1.5B GM Loan
• Nationwide Gets Texas High Court OK To Push Case To Ohio
• SEIU Bid For Vote On Hospital Execs' Pay Derailed By Judge
• Texas IP Firm Accused Of Stealing Client's Invention
• Casino Builders Say Dickinson Wright Gave Bad Advice
• Black Homeowners Want Morgan Stanley Class Action Revived
• Pepsi Asbestos Jurisdiction Row Lands In Texas High Court
• Cal Dive Seeks $10M In Payments Under Ch. 11 Sale Deal
• ETE Cleared To Ditch $38B Williams Deal In Win For Latham
• Starbucks Wins Early Round Of $5.3M Moldy Coffee Suit
• Predators Owner Slaps Team With $250M Contract Suit
• 2 Charged With Fraud Over Conn. Soccer Stadium Deal
• Nike Drops Rival-Shoe-Deal Suit Against Olympic Hopeful
• GE Unit Diluted Cell Growth Serum, Stole Buyers, Suit Says
• Roots' Ex-Bassist Didn't Take Too Long To Sue, Judge Rules
• Mine Investors Seeking $6M Award Owe For Flubbed Depo
• Jimmy John's: Poster Child For National Noncompete Debate
• How Lawyers Can Harness The Power Of Social Media
• Vikings Beat Wells Fargo In Battle Over Signs Near Stadium
• Boxer's $34M Suit Jabs Title-Holder Over Doping Remarks
• Fla. Judge Loses Patience With Attys In Contract Spat
• Williams Says ETE Stand Weaponizes Merger Closing Terms
• C3PO Can't Get Damages In Afghan Bomb Row, 5th Circ. Told
• Olympic Skater's Fate Now Lies With Tribunal, NJ Panel Says
• Losing Atty Fights $195K in Fees In Jay Z Copyright Suit
• Jury Nixes EEOC Claims That College Retaliated Against Exec
• Fox Rothschild Attys Accused Of Meritless Litigation
• NHL Team Calls Fantasy Sports Co.'s Dismissal Bid Improper
• Aletheia Trustee Says Gibson Can't Represent O'Melveny
• NY Judge Nixes Employee's Dodd-Frank Whistleblower Claims
• Gas Royalty Owners Lose Class Cert. Bid In XTO Payment Row
• Southwest Pans Delta's Anti-Competitive Behavior Claims
• Rovi Blasts Comcast Efforts To Block TV Guide Patent Suit
• A New Precedent For Physician Restrictive Covenants In NY
• Ex-Reed Smith Atty Rebuts DQ Attempt In Copyright Case
• Hotel Developer Slapped With $6M Suit For 'Siphoning' Loan
• Aussie Solar Cos. Again Say $1.3M Award Must Be Nixed
• From The Partner's Desk: Tips For Recent Law Grads
• $511M RMBS Suit Against Morgan Stanley Largely Survives
• Heightened Fees Vacated In Southwest Drink Coupon Suit
• Altaire Can't Dodge Claim GC Lied In Eye-Drop Supply Deal
• Citigroup Faces Investor's $200M Suit In Nuclear Plant Row
• Engineering Firm Covered For Fatal Explosion, 6th Circ. Hears
• Hyundai Escapes Class Action Over Agreement Language
• Miami Loses Appeals On Bid To Halt Boat Show Suit
• GE Affiliate Keeps $476M Award Over Failed Wind Turbine Pact
• Water Waste Co. Says Low Oil Price No Excuse For Breach
• Jimmy John's Nixes NY Noncompetes In Agreement With AG
• Citibank Aims To Deep Six $2.3B RMBS Class Action
• Exxon Denied New Trial Against Edison For Juror's Joke
• Auto Salvager Facing $200M Award Placed Into Receivership
• Space Launch Equipment Co. Seeks Quick Trade Secrets Win
• Eli Lilly Insurer Denied New Trial In $60M Drug Heist Suit
• GE Says Arbitrators, Not Deloitte, Should Settle Alstom Row
• PC Richard Beats Proposed Contract Language Class Action
• Seadrill Didn't Lie About Russian Sanctions, Judge Says
• REBUTTAL: NJ Justices Restored Sanity To Bias Deadlines
• 'Taking My Talents To South Beach': Law Firm Version
• Latham's Good Faith Pivotal In Williams-ETE Merger Trial
• Sports Manager Says Claims Over NFL Star Deal Can't Stick
• Airline Says Contract Row Belongs In NY Arbitration
• Bank Wants Out Of Tribe's Latest Form Of Embezzlement Row
• ADM Can't Stop Indonesian Suit In $21M Soybean Row
• Retailers Tell 2nd Circ. Workers Must Arbitrate, Not Sue
• 5th Circ. Won't Reconsider McKool Smith's $1.45M Award
• Jury Slashes Damages In Hoover Dam Artist's Second Trial
• Ex-Reliance Bank Exec Can't Undo 'Golden Parachute' Ruling
• Verizon Wins NLRB Picketing Review In Split DC Circ. Ruling
• DISH Network Sues TV Channel Over 'Dishgusting' Ads
• Arbitration Clause Died With Written Contract, Judge Says
• Boston Car Race Faces Multiple Suits After False Start
• Your 401(k) Plan: A Ticking Time Bomb Of Liability?
• Fighting Elder Abuse And Defending The Decision To Freeze
• Contractor Family Can't Dodge $21.7M In Taxes, Penalties
• Dez Bryant Trashed Rental Home, Texas Sen. Says
• NY Court Backs ICC Ruling Against Brazilian Insurer
• L'Oreal Aims To Muscle Supplier Who Left For Kylie Jenner
• DLA Piper, Kasowitz Fight DQ Bids In Dustup Over IAC Rights
• Fla. Managed Care Provider Says Accountants Missed Fraud
• Andrews Kurth Atty Defends Brief In $445M Dow IP Row
• Firms Must Plant Roots In These Cities To Compete Globally
• 4 Firms Lead The Pack In Global Expansion
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2016
• Condo Buyers Fight To Keep Greenberg Traurig Out Of Action
• UK Tech Co. Appeals Order To Arbitrate Patent Licensing Row
• NLRB Waiver Ruling Overreached, Dealership Tells DC Circ.
• Level 3 Faces Additional Suits Over Local Access Charges
• Gas Pipeline Co. Can't Escape Mass. Property Suit
• Does 3rd-Party Funding Complement The Arbitral Process?
• Orioles Seek Pause In Broadcast Fee Dispute With Nationals
• Online Travel Cos. Beat Most Ill. Cities' Tax Claims
• Del Monte Wins $32M In Costa Rica Pineapple Contract Row
• High Court Refuses To Review $123M Moroccan Oil Ruling
• Suit Against AT&T Over Long-Distance Fees Takes Major Hit
• NJ High Court: Lenders Could Lose Their Mortgage Priority
• In Congress: Brexit, Puerto Rico, 2nd Amendment Showdown
• ETE Says Williams Failed To Disclose Merger Vote Pressures
• Verizon, Unions Finalize Strike-Ending Labor Contracts
• Andrews Kurth Atty Can't Crash $446M Dow Row, Bayer Says
• Charter, FCC Move To Duck 'Scam' $10B Racial Bias Suit
• Pa. Prosecutors Want Driller Royalty Row Back In State Court
• Nat'l Oilwell Varco Can't Halt Bribery Arbitration In Texas
• Oculus Dodges 3-D Firm's Development Contract Suit For Now
• NLRB Tells 9th Circ. Countrywide's Arbitration Deal Illegal
• Scared Attys No Excuse For Default Judgment, 7th Circ. Rules
• 2nd Circ. Dubious Of Millennium's Breach Claim In Bank Row
• Sprint Says Tribal Co. Is Not Owed Connection Fees
• Court OKs Attys' Fees Bid In $802M Credit Suisse RMBS Suit
• PE Fund Must Face Texas Suit Alleging It Poached $45M Deal
• Dish Battles NFL And Tribune In Distribution Disputes
• Buying IoT Technology: How To Contract Securely
• 9th Circ. Leans Toward Restoring Uber Arbitration Pacts
• Williams, ETE Battle Over Briefs As Del. Merger Trial Looms
• Bulgaria Owes Russian Co. $617M For Scrapped Power Plants
• Harlequin Romance Novelists Seek OK Of $4.1M Royalty Deal
• UK Tech Co. Ordered To Arbitrate Patent Licensing Dispute
• High Court Stays Out Of Spat Over Wage Action Arbatrability
• NJ Justices Force Employers To Play Long Game In Bias Rows
• Calif. Court OKs Wells Fargo's $65M Tribal Casino Loan Win
• Paramount Scores Win Over Musicians' Film Contract Claims
• Insurer Smokes Suit Over Damage By Weed-Growing Tenant
• Hilton Hotel Manager's Arbitration Pact Unlawful, NLRB Says
• Warriors' New Arena Draws Transit Activists Into Suit
• Texas Firm Dodges Malpractice Claims In Messy Biz Divorce
• $70M Arbitral Loser Just 'Blustering,' Wind Investors Say
• Ex-Chiquita Exec Wants Out Of Colombia Paramilitary Suit
• PGA Tour Caddies Appeal Human Billboard Suit In 9th Circ.
• 3 Ways To Handle Class Waivers In Employment Agreements
• FedEx To Pay $240M To End Driver Wage Claims In 20 States
• Ferring, Allergan Patent Dispute Will Head To Trial: Judge
• Telecoms Proceed With Leaner Baltimore Rate Hike Suit
• Law360 Reaches Noncompete Settlement With NY AG
• US Bank Seeks To Revive RMBS Suits Against Credit Suisse
• TD Bank Wins Sales Ban On Ex-Commerce CEO's Book
• Insurer Takes Condo Coverage Fight To 11th Circ.
• Data Co. Says Contract War With Game Co. Led to Ch. 11
• Solazyme Urges 3rd Circ. To Back IP Rights Arbitration Award
• Policies Clash In $445M Dow Appeal, Andrews Kurth Atty Says
• O'Quinn Firm Gets Malpractice Fight Sent To Arbitration
• Fla. Court Won't Revive $250M Contract Suit Against Tribe
• Viacom Slams Toymaker's 'Outrageous Misrepresentations'
• Alstom, GE Agree To Pause Arbitration, Consider Accountant
• A. Schulman Sues For Fraud In $800M Citadel Plastics Deal
• Dish Gets $5M Judgment Over Infringing Channel Distributor
• Swedish Justices Clarify Courts' Role In Arbitration
• 9th Circ. Won't Budge On Vonage Arbitration Order
• University of Houston, Hofheinz Family Settle Naming Suit
• BAE Can Recoup $2.7M From Army Subcontractor Over Pricing
• Can Restrictive Covenants Include Referral Sources?
• Boxer Socks Opponent With $5M Suit For Canceled Bout
• Swisher Says $44M Cigarillo Verdict Ignores Antitrust Law
• Mich. High Court Sends Miller Canfield Row To Arbitration
• Google Faces IP Suit Over 'Project Loon' Balloon Tech
• ETE Wants 'Disturbing' Details Out On $38B Williams Merger
• Mitchell Silberberg Can Arbitrate $1.3M Bergstein Fee Row
• Paint Co. Chalks Up Win Against Canadian Vendor
• Cowen Wants Firm DQ'd In Oil Trade Publisher Copyright Fight
• Amerisource FCA Suit Ends Without Explanation
• Ex-Princeton Dean Rips Demotion After Plagiarism Allegations
• Chinese Co. Can't Get Full $3M Award From Aussie Trustee
• NJ High Court Rejects Career School's Arbitration Bid
• Pa. High Court To Rule On Terminated Atty Contingency Fees
• Miami Jury Says Boxer Owes Promoter $8.5M In Contract Spat
• Ute Tribe Says State Judge Can't Oversee Row With Ex-Worker
• American Midstream Says Ajax Breached $44M Gas Agreement
• 6 Factors Every Law Firm's Gender Diversity Initiative Needs
• Fed. Circ. Further Dulls CDA's Statute Of Limitations
• Auto Paint Co. Wins Back Part Of Appealed Suit Against Rival
• CSC Urges Court To Hold Ex-Servicemesh Exec In Contempt
• Heller Ehrman Tells 9th Circ. Ex-Attys Can't Keep Profits
• Rimini Stuck With $50M Jury Verdict In Oracle Copyright Suit
• Texas Biz Says Thyssenkrupp Violated Steel Supply Deal
• Noble Wants Full DC Circ. To Review Agency's Well-Plug Order
• Class Arbitration Allowed In Robert Half OT Row, 3rd Circ. Told
• Broadcaster Wins $15M IRS Row On 9th Circ. Remand
• Rifle Co. Says It Was Thrown From Peruvian Military Project
• New Rule Could Have Fraudster Colleges Picking Up Loan Tab
• Former Beirne Maynard Trio Launch New Houston Law Firm
• NJ Appeals Court Sides With Car Crash Victim's Estate
• 3rd Circ. Questions Allergan Antitrust Dismissal
• Grassley Pushes For Information On B Visas On Tesla Project
• Personal Trainer Claims NBC Stole Fitness Show Idea
• Nokia, China Mobile Enter $1.5B Framework Deal
• Chesapeake Says Judge's Error Absolves It Of $439M Payment
• Used Car Dealer Says CarFax Arbitrarily Hikes Monthly Fees
• Lewis V. Epic Systems: An Ongoing Debate Over Class Waivers
• Patriots Fans' Deflategate Suit Is Tossed
• Paramount's $6.8M Home-Video Class Action Deal OK'd
• Williams, ETE Talks Narrow Ahead of Trial On $38B Merger
• Uber Class Can't Delay Screening Suits, 9th Circ. Says
• Klehr Harrison Says Vendor Blocking Access To Client Files
• EFH Warns Of $4B Tax Bill For Creditors
• Great Lakes Gas Tells 8th Circ. $32M Award Must Be Upheld
• Tesla Says No Safety Defect In Cars' Suspension Systems
• NJ Atty Who Flouted Ohio Fed. Judge's Order Faces Arrest
• Subcontractor's Shoddy Work Is Covered, Iowa Justices Say
• NJ Devils Settle Resale Suit With Ticket Holders
• Time Warner Fails To Kick Atty Off Sale Interference Suit
• 2nd Circ. Hints Top NY Court Not Done With Loan-Bundle Law
• Monster Tries To Force Foreign Drink Distributor To Arbitrate
• Texas Justices Reverse $11M Judgment Against Southwestern
• NJ Court Says Car Dealer's Arbitration Clauses Are Confusing
• Avoiding Double Damages: 3 Practical Tips And A Hail Mary
• HP Atty Didn't Puff Up Work History, Court Finds
• Philips 2nd In Line For $2.6M After IP Win, 9th Circ. Told
• Penthouse Redirecting Of Web Traffic Flouts Contract, Co. Says
• In-House Teams Are Voting With Their Feet — And Then Some
• Tesla Probed Over Model S Suspension, Admonished For NDA
• Lender Make-Whole Bid Risks 'Disaster,' EFH Tells 3rd Circ.
• Ex-Yale Basketball Player Calls Sex Assault Expulsion Unfair
• Bombay Court Cuts Arbitrator Appointment In Movie Dispute
• Aussie Co. Can't Escape $1.3M Arbitration Award, Court Told
• Nursing Home Requires Defunct Arbitration Forum, Court Says
• Calif.-Vegas Rail Developer Nixes Deal With Chinese Partner
• Cher's Trust Calls Investment Co.'s Promises 'Hogwash'
• Getting The Most Bang For Your 503(b)(9) Bucks
• Delta Tells 5th Circ. Southwest Can't Evict It From Dallas
• Kentucky Downs Denies Misuse Of Info In Trade Secret Suit
• Solar Module Co. Wants $1.85M Arbitration Award Tossed
• Microsoft Hijacked Chinese Co.'s Font IP, 9th Circ. Told
• Draft Ops' About-Face Could Hurt Daily Fantasy Sports
• Atty Isn't Pursuing Suit Against Ex-Client, Court Hears
• O'Quinn Argues Arbitration Clause Needed No Explanation
• Nike Can Stop Runner From Wearing New Balance For Now
• 9th Circ. Affirms Lockheed Win In $5M Contract Dispute
• Calif. Tribe Says It Doesn't Owe Fees In Soured Casino Deal
• Russian Billionaires Say $55B Oil Deal Suit Is Too Late
• Boeing's $325M Rocket JV Win Too Big, Court Told
• Pa. Atty's Suit Against Bank Should Be Axed, Judge Says
• Auto Parts Exec Must Face Supply Deal Arbitration, Court Told
• 5th Circ. Told To Rethink Upholding Law Firm's $1.45M Award
• 7 Tips For Writing An Effective Amicus Brief
• The 25 Law Firms GCs Recommend To Their Friends
• Farrar & Ball Sues Paralegal Fired For Faking Hours
• Uber Drivers Urge 9th Circ. To Pause Background Check Suits
• JPMorgan Has To Face MBIA's Claims Over $168M Failed MBS
• Can Opt-Out Provisions Save Arbitration Clauses?
• 5 Insights From Garden City Group GC Scott Nader
• Atty Should Be DQ'd From Case Against Ex-Client, Court Told
• $38B Williams-ETE Merger Fight Heading Toward Trial
• 10th Circ. Says Financial Co. Can't Block Tribe's Claims Yet
• Northstar Suit Over Schwab Fund Hits 9th Circ. For Round 3
• Modeling Agencies Look To Quash Wage & Hour Class Action
• Dewey Trust Says Malpractice Row Duplicates Past Lawsuits
• Sanctions Bid In $6M Mining Arbitral Row Is Ploy, Court Told
• NuVasive Can't Shake $28M Unfair Competition Verdict
• Amcor Urges Court To Toss Starbucks' Moldy Coffee Suit
• Law Scholars Back NLRB In Class Waiver Row With Car Dealer
• US Bank Lays Out Liability Case Against UBS After $2B Trial
• Ex-JV Partner Slams Boeing's Bid To Chase $515M Award
• NLRB Tells 9th Circ., 5th Circ. Arbitration Deals Illegal
• Between A Bang And A Whimper: High Court On Class Actions
• The Internet Of Things Could Put Trade Secrets At Risk
• Boeing Says Ex-Venture Partner Can't Sell Off Launch Biz
• Level 3 Slams Carriers' Suit Over Wireless Call Fees
• Verde Says Stakeholders Shorted On Oil, Gas Proceeds
• Dallas Chef Aims To Block Ex-Partners' Use Of His Name
• Bankrupt Emerald Oil Sues Over Midstream Contracts
• Intervention Had Right To File For Ch. 11 , Judge Says
• Feds Say Mediation Best To Resolve Arapaho-Shoshone Row
• Google Android Users Urge Judge To Certify Class Of Millions
• Law Firm's Telecom Contract Breach Suit 'Silly,' Judge Says
• Platinum Equity Settles Suit Over $88M Deal Before Trial
• Pros And Cons Of Controlled Insurance Programs
• Ecuador Stuck With $96M Chevron Award, High Court Says
• Husch Blackwell Beats DQ Bid In Broker-Dealer Contract Suit
• Sprint Says La. Ruling Irrelevant To SD Dispute With Tribal Co.
• Duke, UNC Can't Appeal Immunity Denial In Hiring Plot Suit
• Just 'Get On With The Arbitration,' Judge Tells Shipper
• Developers Who Beat $12M Suit Deserve Depo Fees: Judge
• Ex-Racetrack Owner Sues Topeka For $4M Over Failed Buy
• Texas Justices Say Workers' Comp Bars Subcontractor Suit
• Northrop Must Bring DynCorp Contract Suit In State Court
• Supermarket Can't Dodge Arbitration Over Starbucks Plan
• Mich. Tribe Says Judge Misunderstood ERISA Claims
• U.S. Women's Soccer Players Prohibited From Striking
• BVI Firm Seeks $26M Arbitration Award From Moldova
• BorgWarner Hit With Suit Over Defective Drivetrains
• Negotiating Cybersecurity Protections For Retirement Plans
• How Eisai V. Sanofi Will Affect Loyalty Discount Cases
• News Corp. Gets $244M Deal OK'd After Judge's Objections
• Chiquita Can't Ditch Colombia Paramilitary Torture Claims
• Texas Oil Units Ask 5th Circ. To Weigh Saudi Arbitration Row
• Facebook Co-Founder Eduardo Saverin Wins $4M Debt Suit
• AT&T 'Scheme' With Insurer Violates ERISA, Hospital Says
• 8th Circ. Culls NLRB Ruling On Verizon Cell Dealer Contracts
• A Brief History Of Law Firm Cyberattacks
• Court Lacks Jurisdiction Over Haitian Clothing Co.: Judge
• Williams Cos., ETE Near Deal On $38B Merger Tax Docs
• NHL Team Sponsorship Deal Void, Daily Fantasy Co. Says
• Navistar Hit With Racketeering Suit Over Bus Engines, Brakes
• Energy Co. Ends NJ Suit Over Failed Solar Project Funding
• Texas Drilling Co. Claims Rig Partner Stole Trade Secrets
• Ex-O'Quinn Client Slams Arbitration Bid In Malpractice Suit
• AT&T Says $19M Long-Distance Fees Suit Can't Survive
• Preventing Minimum Advertised Price Policy Violations
• Don't Wait To File That Hong Kong Anti-Suit Injunction
• Will DTSA Whistleblower Protection Be A Game-Changer?
• Judge Skeptical Of Quick Appeal In Sabine Midstream Dispute
• Dow Urges Fed. Circ. To Nix $456M Patent Arbitration Award
• Morgan Stanley's Questions In $81M Buyback Suit Rejected
• NY Judge Wants Changes To $244M News Corp. Antitrust Deal
• NFL Meddled With Charity Event Near Casino, Suit Says
• NY Judge Won't Halt $13.6B Starwood, Marriott Merger
• PGA Tour Overreacted To Antler Spray Use, Golfer Says
• Toyota's Emailed Arbitration Deal Binds Worker, Judge Says
• Baker Hughes Says Shoddy Rig Parts Cost It At Least $2M
• Fla. Power Trader Tries To Zap $16M In FERC Fines
• Ex-NBA Player Ducks $45M EB-5 Film Investment Suit
• Iraqi Businessman Wants KBR Post-Arbitration Row Kept Alive
• Union Can't Block BNSF Worker Changes, 9th Circ. Says
• GSI Technology's $1M Trade Secrets Trial Award Tossed