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Commercial Contracts - January, 2017

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• Gorsuch Likely To Restore Scalia-Era High Court Balance
• Gorsuch's Credentials Could Prove Troubling To Opposition
• Gorsuch Would Lay McDonnell Douglas Test To Rest
• Calif. Appeals Court Rebuffs Arbitration In Drug Co. Battle
• 3 Gorsuch Opinions You Need To Read Right Now
• Jeter Wants Underwear Co. Sanctioned For Late Legal Fees
• Locke Lord, Attys Cleared Of RICO Claims By 7th Circ.
• Trump Nominates Judge Gorsuch For High Court Seat
• Tony Luke's Founder Gets Win In Dispute With Son
• Ironhorse Escapes Coverage In Condo Repair Damage Suit
• Ex-Dealer Avoids Prison For $33 Million Fine-Art Scam
• Oil Shipping Co. Seeks 5th Circ. Review of $20M Spill Case
• 5th Circ. Says Ex-Stanford Workers Can't Arbitrate
• Nat. Gas Co. Denied Rehearing Of Tossed $32.9M Judgment
• UPS Can't Shake Frozen Embryo Mistreatment Case
• Louis Dreyfus Settles Row Over $1.8M Corn Arbitral Award
• Chinese Co. Defends Suit Over $3.8M Jeans Bill
• Recent Trends In Limited-Conditionality Provisions
• Sprint Using $2M Billing Suit To Avoid Payments: FairPoint
• GoPro Gets $1.3M Award OK'd Against United World
• $15M CashCall Deal To End Payday Borrowers' Suit
• Ukrainian Billionaire Claims $300M Arbitral Fraud, Docs Say
• 3rd Circ. Denies Robert Half Workers' Class Arbitration
• Ford Escapes Aftermarket Parts Maker's Interference Suit
• Texas Cos., Owner Fight Furniture Seller's Arbitration Bid
• Miami Cos. Say Dominican Republic Breached $50M Contract
• Rethink Class Cert, Okla. Energy Co. Tells Court
• LA Four Seasons Wants Arbitration Agreement Nixed
• Duran Duran Case Shouldn't Affect Paul McCartney Contracts
• Airline's Indian Agents Say $3.5M Award Must Be Confirmed
• Charterer Dir. Gets 18 Months For Refusing To Show Assets
• GE Unit Wins Arbitration Bid In $45M Steel Co. Row
• Del Monte Can't Garnish Debt In $32M Award Fight: Judge
• Swinomish Seek Redo In Oil Shipping Row With Railroad
• Volvo Inflates Sales Through Inventory Scheme, Dealer Says
• Love And Law In The Age Of Trump
• Family Must Arbitrate $45M Verizon Suit For Failed 911 Calls
• 5th Circ. Affirms NLRB's Anti-Union Order For Hotel Manager
• Texas Utility Members Want Out Of Cable Permit Suit
• Addressing FLSA Emotional Harm Damages At 5th Circ.
• The State Of The Litigation Finance Industry In 2017
• Fla. High Court Rulings Clear Up 'Relate Back Doctrine'
• Ill. Justices Deny Rehearing On Private Utility Rate Disputes
• 9th Circ. Backs Millennium In $8.7M False Ad Coverage Suit
• Hess Told To Clarify Claims In Oil Well Valve Failure Suit
• TiVo Owes $14.5M From Rovi Merger Breached Deal, UBS Says
• Sanctions Sought Against Attys In Ill. Foreclosure Suit
• Judge Won't Stop Intel From Forming New McAfee Company
• Venable Atty Gets $250 From Rival Lawyer In Coffee Clash
• Arizona Soccer Team Looks To Score MLS Expansion Slot
• NLRB Tells Regions To Settle Class Waiver Cases
• NeoGen Sues To Keep Agriproduct Distribution Deal Intact
• Aussie Court Rejects Appeal Over Solar Panel Claim Row
• Telecoms Settle Arizona Cable Line Suit for $1.3 Million
• GE Says Tardy Arbitration Bid Is Steel Co. Insurers' Fault
• Ill. Towns Ask 7th Circ. To Revive Online Travel Cos. Tax Row
• Jack In The Box Franchisees Plan Appeal In $6.45M TM Row
• NJ Justices To Hear Discovery Row In Horizon Plan Challenge
• UK Court Won't Make Ukrainian Lab Save Doc For Arbitration
• NFL Looks To Stop Charity From Moving Suit To State Court
• Hanover Says It Owes No Coverage In Execs' Hotel Co. Suit
• Takata Must Pay Seat Belt Tester's Legal Fees, Judge Says
• Liberian Shipper Can Halt Turkish Ship Over $13M Award
• Del. Clarifies Derivative Standing Rules For Partnerships
• Learning To Love The New Consumer Review Fairness Act
• Facebook Should Pay $6B, Oculus Jury Hears
• Uber Pushes For Arbitration In Fla. Drivers' Class Suit
• Judges Missed Contracts' Maritime Side, Firm Tells 5th Circ.
• Tesla Hits Ex-Autopilot Director With Trade Secret Suit
• Steve Harvey Defeats $50M Claim Over Stand-Up Videos
• Costco Beats False Ad Suit Claiming Prawns Slave-Harvested
• Anheuser-Busch Bound To Arbitration Decision, 8th Circ. Told
• Loop Says Judge Erred In Orrick Herrington Subpoena Quash
• US Air Slams Sabre's New Trial Bid In $15M Antitrust Spat
• Petrosaudi Nixes English PDVSA Fraud Ruling, Wins $130M
• Citigroup Pays $18 Million SEC Fine For Overbilling Clients
• Apple Sues Qualcomm In China For 1 Billion Yuan In IP Row
• 6 Ways To Get More From A Limited Budget For Trial Graphics
• What The Qualcomm Case Tells Us About FTC And FRAND
• Air Force Station Firefighters Battle Doubled Work Hours
• Out-Of-Court Restructuring After Marblegate
• Ambit Pushes 3rd Circ. For Rehearing In Rate-Hike Suit
• Steve Harvey Faces $50M Claim Over Stand-Up Comedy Vids
• Blue Lake Says Challenge To Tribal Court Case Is Now Moot
• Roofing Co. Asks For Revival Of Defective Adhesive Suit
• Tribe Still Can't Freeze Ex-Leaders' Assets In Theft Dispute
• Health Care Firm Must Set Aside $71M In Merger Proceeds
• Engineering Titans To Fight Contractor On $550M Aussie Plant
• Significant 2016 Decisions Affecting Private M&A: Part 2
• Fla. Firm Dodges Ex-Client's Bankruptcy Billing Suit
• Jury Awards $12.4M In Fight Between Fintech Partners
• 2nd Circ. Asked To Restore JPMorgan Silver Futures Suits
• 11th Circ. May Await High Court Decision On Class Waivers
• Barge Renter Asks Fla. Court To OK $2.3M Arbitral Awards
• Qualcomm Hit With Shareholder Suit Over FTC, Apple Claims
• SunEdison Yieldco Wants $231M Row In Bankruptcy Court
• Texas Jury Awards $23M For Cattle Broker Fraud
• Deutsche Must Pay $110M In Swaps Suit, NY Court Affirms
• Tech Co. Says Lower Court's Errors Cost It Coverage Trial Win
• SolarWorld Blasts Atty Fees In 6th Circ. Contract Row
• African Miner Declares Victory In Engineering Contract Row
• Guided Choice: An Emerging Trend In Dispute Resolution
• LA Chinese Eatery Socked With $700K Judgment In TM Suit
• Cooley Defeats DQ Bid In Cardtronics ATM Commissions Suit
• Chicago Museum Settles Suit Over Historic-Car Damages
• Samsung, LG Say Anti-Poach Suit Uses Korean 'Stereotypes'
• Mayer Brown Not Liable For $1.5B Loan Flub, 7th Circ. Told
• Significant 2016 Decisions Affecting Private M&A: Part 1
• An Inconvenient Forum: Circuit Split Remains
• NJ Justices Remand Contractors' Dispute Over Atty Conflict
• Football Mom Says Firm's Deal For Teen's Injury Was 'Woeful'
• Midtrial Settlement Ends Suit Over $13M Coker Barge Deal
• Arbitrator's Decisions Don't Nix Award, 11th Circ. Told
• Nigeria's Oil Co. Says Suit Over $1.8B Award Must Be Tossed
• Mexican Grower, Distributor Clash On $1M Produce Award
• Dueling Insurers Lose Quick Win Bids In YMCA Coverage Row
• Sandy Contractor Allowed To Argue It Had To Ditch Project
• Rimini Urges 9th Circ. To Nix Oracle Copyright Loss
• Pfizer Hits Back At Texas In Rebate Info Disclosures Suit
• Monster Energy Seeks Arbitration With A Third Distributor
• Cybersecurity And The Economic Loss Doctrine
• Applying 28 USC § 1782 In The 2nd Circ.
• Texas Justices Won't Review Contempt Order In Contract Feud
• Chancery Urged To Ax Fraud Claims Over $800M Plastics Deal
• Texas Justices To Hear Health Care Noncompete Row
• Texas High Court Won't Hear Legal Recruiter's Fee Fight
• Apple Sues Qualcomm Over Royalty 'Extortion,' $1B Withheld
• General Fed Contractors Can Recoup Atty Fees: 11th Circ.
• Buyers, Lowe's Settle Flooring Formaldehyde Class Action
• No Coverage For Wastewater Explosion Suit, 6th Circ. Affirms
• NJ Judge Won't Disqualify Firm In Wine Co. Dispute
• AIG Earns Rebuke From HK Judges Over Bid To Nix Award
• HP Must Face Copyright Claim Over Oracle Code
• Sanction Bid in Dismissed IP Case Still Valid, Sloan Says
• Insurers Say GE Can't Arbitrate $45M Steel Co. Row
• What Marblegate Means For Bondholders And Trustees
• Texas High Court Won't Undo Jenner & Block $3M Fee Award
• Competition In Music Licensing — DOJ Has More To Do
• How Litigation Funding Is Bringing Champerty Back To Life
• DNA Testing Customer Says Privacy Row Ideal For Class Cert.
• Blecher Collins Settles $50M Malpractice Row, Ending Trial
• Most Influential Judges On Trump's Supreme Court Short List
• The Lawyer Who Will Shape Trump's Presidency
• Rolling Back Regulation In The Age Of Trump
• In The Polarized Era Of Trump, BigLaw Searches For Balance
• Foreign Car Dealers Not Protected From Arbitration: Judge
• Bear Fund Liquidators Again Target S&P, Others Over RMBS
• Samsung Loses In-Box Arbitration Clause Bids At 9th Circ.
• Ex-Speaker Hastert Sues To Reclaim Sex Abuse Hush Money
• Chinese Geothermal Plant Builders Want Claims Arbitrated
• Fox Can't Dodge Netflix Counterfire In Exec Poaching Suit
• Shipping Cos. Ask For Pause In Suit Over Charter Breach
• Insurers Must Split School's Fire Damage, 10th Circ. Says
• IP Profs Favor Rejected Programmer In $3.6M Madden Row
• FCC's Wheeler Touts Success Of E-Rate Program
• English Judge Won't Weigh In On Tribunal In Shipping Row
• Ford Scores $531K Judgment Against Indebted Ohio Dealer
• Attracting And Retaining The Millennial Lawyer
• Fla. Judge Seeks Clarity On Garnishing Unconfirmed Awards
• Lab Vendor Urges 9th Circ. To Revive RICO Suit
• The New IP Antitrust Licensing Guidelines' Silence On SEPs
• Fairmont Seeks $15M In Mexico Hotel Contract Breach Row
• Landowners Seeking $150M in Gas Royalties Get Class Cert.
• 11th Circ. Hands Kardashians Loss In Pun-Packed Opinion
• Niro Attys Again Face Sanctions In Sloan-Kettering IP Row
• 5 Key Takeaways From The FTC's Qualcomm Patent Suit
• Paul McCartney Tells Sony To 'Let It Be' Over Early Work
• Oculus Founder, CEO Say Company Built Without Stealing
• Audi Wins Pause Of Dealer's Sale After Discovery Delays
• Aussie Builder Must Arbitrate AU$1.8B Chevron Jetty Case
• 2nd Circ. Revives Enforcement Bid On Metal Cos.' $48M Award
• Qualcomm Slapped With Antitrust Class Action After FTC Suit
• Hotel Developer Can't Arbitrate $7M Loan Suit
• $21M Interest Added To CardiAQ Trade Secrets Win
• Vendor Accused In $8M MillerCoors Fraud Settles Co.'s Suit
• Credit Suisse Finalizes $5.28B MBS Settlement
• Munsch Hardt Tells Court Oil Field Service Co. Owes Fees
• More Join Super Bowl Ticket Suit After Stay Lifted
• Pa. Appeals Court Upends Cert. Denial In Gas Lease Row
• It's Time To Change The Law Firm Business Model
• BP Can't Ditch Royalty Payment Suit So Soon, Court Hears
• 9th Justice Will Loom Large Over Class Waiver Case
• Cisco Can't Arbitrate Ex-Worker's Age Discrimination Case
• J-M Amici Want 'Paternalistic' Conflict Rule, Sheppard Says
• Venable Beats DQ Bid In EB-5 Hopeful's Contract Fight
• Capital One Says $57M Loan Guarantee Is Enforceable
• Fighting Irish Ask 1st Circ. To Uphold Arbitral Fault Finding
• Indie Label Hit With Class Action Over Deal With Sirius XM
• 2nd Circ. Says EDMC Restructuring Did Not Violate Bond Law
• Biogen To Pay $1.25B For Forward Pharma's MS Drug IP
• Teco Brings Electricity Row With Guatemala To DC Court
• Tribe Gets Partial Win In BNSF Oil Haul Spat
• Sausage Co. Says Insurer Owes In Money-Transfer Scam
• FTC Sues Qualcomm Over Standard-Essential Patent Licenses
• 'Insiders' Want $3.8M Clothing Fraud Suit Dismissed
• Australian Solar Co., US Agent Can't Dodge $1.3M Award
• Bankrupt Ultra Resolves $303M Pipeline Contract Row
• SEC Settles With BlackRock Over Whistleblower Waivers
• Hague Convention's Impact On Secured Transactions
• Zuckerberg Blasts Claims Oculus Based On Stolen Tech
• Truck Maker Wants New Trial After Dealer's $1.6M Jury Win
• Cuomo Taps Cravath Partner For Seat On NY High Court
• Amended Rule 37(e): 1 Year Later
• Spouse Of FTC Witness In Diet Pill Suit Avoids Sanctions
• Belize Urges 11th Circ. To Toss $22M Telecom Contract Suit
• $50M Contract Suit Against Dominican Republic Sent To Trial
• Manufacturer Asks Texas High Court To Cut Contempt Order
• Calif. Telecom Fights Partner's Fraud Claims In Sprint Dispute
• Photogs Ask To Appeal NFL, AP Contract Claims Dismissal
• Monster Energy Wins Arbitration Clause Fight After Default
• Avoiding The Hidden Costs Of Bargain-Priced E-Discovery
• Property Co. Says Loeb & Loeb Dropped It Like 'Hot Potato'
• Delhi Judge Won't Name Arbitrator In $2M Rail Contract Row
• 8th Circ. Affirms Max Liability Ruling In Grocer's Breach Battle
• High Court Will Resolve Class Action Waiver Battle
• Retail Trends: Outlets As Destination Centers
• Indonesian Miner Has $950K Award OK'd Against Missouri Co.
• Judge Still Mulling Del Monte Bid To Halt Pineapple Sales
• Noble Asks Texas Justices To Nix $63M Conoco Indemnity
• BP Fights To Keep Drilling Rights On Texas Ranch
• Airbus Settles Arbitral Row In $4.5M Fund Manager Dispute
• UMG Only Just Begun To Pay Digital Royalties, Carpenters Say
• Avago Fights 'Boilerplate' Antitrust Suit Over Tech Patents
• When Making The Sale Isn't 'Offering To Sell'
• Mich. Tribe, Blue Cross Settle ERISA Suit
• Fla. Exotic Dancers Blast Clubs' Quick Win Bid In Wage Suit
• The Fate Of Distribution Rights After Bankruptcy
• Saving Lawyers 1 Breath At A Time: Mindfulness In The Law
• Oculus Exec Denies Using Stolen Code In $2B Trial
• Insurer Tells 9th Circ. Millennium Lab Suits Aren't Covered
• Target Nears Exit In Snowboarder Shaun White License Row
• Juice Co. Seeks To Strike Doc That Hints At Indemnity Deal
• ND Landowners Accuse Dakota Access Of Fraud Over Pipeline
• 6th Circ. Won't Rethink Ruling In Auto Products Dispute
• Continental Policyholder Seeks Coverage For Stolen Fertilizer
• ConocoPhillips Targets Venezuelan Oil Co. Over $1.5B Deal
• Williams Says ETE Didn't Meet Obligations In $38B Merger
• Morgan Stanley, Others Say $2B RMBS Fight Lacks Standing
• NLRB Judge Slams Pfizer Rule As 'Old Serpent In A New Skin'
• Loop Says Italian Tech. Co. Can't Duck Discovery Violations
• HP Nears OK On Laptop WiFi Deal, But Cert. Nixing Unlikely
• $100K Cut In Atty Fees Upheld In NJ Consumer Fraud Suit
• Andrews Kurth Asks Texas Justices To Toss Malpractice Suit
• Czechia Says Several Courts Agree $328M Award Is Void
• KBR Says $1.4B LNG Dispute Must Be Arbitrated
• Insurers Tussle Over Coverage For UC Davis Caulking Case
• Dodgers Face $2M Suit Over McCartney, AC/DC Shows
• Snell & Wilmer Tells 11th Circ. To Deny 'Rambling' RICO Suit
• Understanding How Blockchain Could Impact Legal Industry
• 'Duck Dynasty' Creators Hit ITV Studios With $100M Suit
• Harwood Lloyd Seeks $819K From Ex-Client In Generics Case
• Atty Who Sat Out Of Mortgage Closings Ducks Broker's Suit
• 2nd Circ. Waves Off Cayman-Related Case Until Other Ruling
• D&O Policy Doesn't Cover FDIC's Claims, 9th Circ. Says
• Gilead Calls $50M Cancer Drug Bonus Demand 'Absurdity'
• 10th Circ. Won't Block Tribe's Suit Against Ex-Worker
• NY High Court Says Oral Contract OK For Securities Trades
• Hinshaw Culbertson, Atty Face $4M Biz Sale Conflict Suit
• Accountant To Figure Out Alstom, GE Rail Spat, Judge Rules
• Novelist's Ex-Atty Denies Conflict At $3M Malpractice Trial
• Ex-Wrestlers Hit Back On WWE Dismissal Bid In Royalty Row
• Sabre Says Jury Lacked Proof For $15M US Airways Verdict
• Facebook Blocks Claims That Service Terms Break NJ Law
• Camera Co. Says $4.5M Trade Secrets Row Must Be Arbitrated
• NCAA Breached Protective Duty, New Concussion Suit Says
• Fitbit Urges Judge To Force Arbitration In Heart Monitor Row
• Pa. Landowner Wants Gas Royalty Suit Left Intact
• IBM Says Software Co. Can't Leverage Confidential Docs
• Tire Retailer's Miscues Don't Sink Contract Suit, Judge Says
• Insurer Sued For Denying Golf Club Chemical Mess Coverage
• Wollmuth Maher Nabs Ex-Bernstein Liebhard Antitrust Pro
• In Mass., Contractor Misclassification Is Easy As 'ABC'
• The Firms That Dominated In 2016
• Blackouts Show Need For Retransmission Reform, FCC Told
• Dynamic Vows To Fight $3.5M Award Over Pilgrimage Flights
• Omitted Testimony Affected Fee Fight, Firm Tells 11th Circ.
• OW Bunker Holds Maritime Liens In Payment Row, Judge Says
• Author Fern Michaels Leaves Malpractice Trial Citing Illness
• 3rd Circ. Revives Rate-Hiking Suit Against Ambit
• Supreme Court Derails Railway's Union Dispute Appeal
• Land O'Lakes Urges 7th Circ. To Revive Tainted-Whey Suit
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Ex-AdvoCare Director Must Arbitrate Claim Over CEO Job
• Top Singapore Court Says Judge Flubbed Arbitrability Ruling
• Google Wallet User Loses Class Cert. Bid In Data Sharing Suit
• Film Financier Gets $23M Fraud Suit Paused For Criminal Case
• Tate & Lyle Sues Insurers Over NJ Enviro Cleanup Costs
• Ford's Patent Invalidity Claims Can Go Forward, Judge Says
• Helmet Co. Seeks Reebok-CCM Sanctions In Royalties Row
• Acquiring Ownership Rights To Machine Learning Output
• Del. Judge Urged To Reverse Course For Conoco Fraud Row
• Chancery Denies Legal Fees For Former Quiznos Execs
• Man Who Forged Mets Exec Signature Sued In $3.5M Scheme
• Shipping Co. Had Valid Arbitration Clause, Pa. Court Says
• HomeAway Fee Suit Should Stand, Property Owners Say
• Royalty Owners Get Class Cert. Against Devon Energy
• Chicago Museum Can't Escape Suit Over Damaged Car
• 3rd Circ. Vacates Fee Award After Unjustified Fourfold Bump
• Oil, Gas Interest Owners Get Class Cert. In Royalty Spat
• Davidoff Hutcher Sued For $1M By Sports Authority Creditor
• GE Says Arbitration Clause Sweeps Up Steel Mill's Insurers
• Houston Real Estate Co. Says Atty's Negligence Cost It Big
• Charity Says NFL Is Trying To Avoid Commissioner Deposition
• Giving Pfizer Rebate Info To Lawmakers Legal, Texas Says
• DynaResource Affiliates Fight Goldgroup's Mining Row Award
• La-Z-Boy Can't Duck $5.8M Royalty Verdict, Fla. Court Says
• NY Judge Stays $1B Purolite Suit Against Hitachi, Avantech
• Ole Miss Inks Deal To Halve IRS Bill Over Nike, Coke Programs
• 10th Circ. Says Doctor Must Arbitrate Antitrust Suit
• Judge Won't Enforce Surveillance Award Amid Danish Appeal
• Texas Justices Reinstate Appeal Over SandRidge Royalties
• 2nd Circ. Backs Toss Of HSBC Account Fee Suit
• Church Group, Satellite Co. Reach $600K Deal On $3M Claim
• The Duty To Supplement Expert Reports: Part 2
• SLUSA Continues To Stir Jurisdictional Questions
• Why NY Employers Should Carefully Consider Freelancers
• 5 Insights From General Electric's Alex Dimitrief
• Uber Can Boot Rider's Cancellation Fee Suit To Arbitration
• Carfax Says AIG Unit Must Defend $50M Monopoly Dispute
• Blecher Collins Likely Won't Shake $50M Malpractice Suit
• Del. Justices Give Attys More Power To Claim Client Awards
• Alston & Bird DQ'd From CytImmune Noncompete Dispute
• Law Firm's Telecom Suit Properly Tossed, 7th Circ. Hears
• Danish Court Rejects Surveillance Software Award Challenge
• Sports Network Loses $21M Contract Appeal At 10th Circ.
• Snapchat Lying To Investors To Boost IPO, Ex-Worker Says
• Draft Ops Files For Ch. 11, Seeks Stay In Hockey Contract Suit
• Tiffany & Co. Hit With NJ Whistleblower Suit Over IBM Biz
• 11th Circ. Nixes Army Subcontractor's Bid For Lost Profits
• The Duty To Supplement Expert Reports: Part 1
• Gas Co. Asks 8th Circ. To Reconsider Nixing $32.9M Award
• Liberian Shipper Says Turkish Cos. Liable For $12.8M Award
• Katten Prevails In Del. High Court Charging Lien Appeal
• Ross Can't Arbitrate Wage Suit, Calif. Appeals Court Says
• Aerotek Denied Arbitration In Labor Row After E&Y Decision
• Insurer Wants Out Of Shoddy Townhome Construction Dispute
• NFL, AP Win Dismissal Of Photographers' Contract Claims
• Sony, Warner Settle Amway Copyright 'Ambush' Suit
• Safeway, Insurer Seek Quick Wins In Shooting Coverage Row
• MF Global Says Farmers Co-Op Owes $1.7M For Trades
• Johnson Controls Gets Army Contract Dispute Pared
• Texas Tenant Liable For Fire Under Apartment Lease
• United Must Face Suit Over Lost Fare Discounts
• NLRB Can't Get Around Murphy Oil, 5th Circ. Told
• Ex-Bowie Manager Can't Undo $9M Copyright Loss
• NFL Takes Charity Event's Gambling Suit To Federal Court
• US Sanctions Against Russia: Outlook Under President Trump
• 9th Circ. Axes $2M High-Speed Rail Contractor Spat
• Google Atty Says Sanctions Bid Based On Misleading Account
• AIB Wins Dismissal Of $41M Bulgarian Bank Deal Dispute
• Be Prepared For Law Firm Data Breach Litigation
• 'Unfair' GM Sales Standards Save Dealer Suit, 2nd Circ. Says
• US Sanctions Against Iran: Outlook Under President Trump
• Art Buyer, Atty Fight Sanctions In Authentication Row
• Team Can't Duck Draft Ops Contract Suit But Avoids Sanctions
• Korea Fines Qualcomm $854M For Strings-Attached Licensing
• Bankruptcy Stay Lifted In 'Idol' Winner Contract Dispute
• 7 Legal Industry Predictions For 2017
• What To Expect From A Trump Trade Policy: Part 2
• Consumer Protection Cases To Watch In 2017
• New Jersey Cases To Watch In 2017