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Commercial Contracts - October, 2018

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• Texas Mineral Cos. Deny Misleading Landowners In $5M Row
• Estate Seeks Retrial After Jury Clears Firm Of Malpractice
• Reorganized Westinghouse Must Return $166M: Ch. 11 Estate
• Tops Ch. 11 Plan Faces Pushback From Gov't Watchdog
• Insurer Suit Against Doc Paused For 5th Amendment Concern
• Spirit Airlines, Flyers Compare Burgers To Baggage Fees
• NY Tribal Co. Seeks Sanctions Over RICO Claim
• Cos. Say Time's Up For $37M Dutch Telecom Contract Suit
• Fla. Utility Can't Move Irma Outages Suit To State Regulator
• Quinn Emanuel Says Partnership Pact Row Must Be Arbitrated
• Dems Stake Out Their Turf With Bill Targeting Epic Systems
• Doormaker Slams Damages Bid After Order To Sell Factory
• Investors Ask Chancery For Receiver For 3D TV Tech Cos.
• NY Wheel Builder To Seek Ch. 11 Sale Of Project Components
• Security Co. Says It's Owed $4.5M For Harvey, Irma Patrols
• Gold Mining Co. Gets $23M Default Judgment In Award Row
• 5th Circ. Panel Got Gas Royalty Ruling Wrong, Devon Says
• Why Current Laws Won't Protect Property Rights For DNA
• Putting The Brakes On Construction Defect Suits In Texas
• Tips For Drafting M&A Agreements After Akorn
• Wachtell Calls For Final Curtain On CVR Malpractice Case
• With Conflicting Paths On FAA, High Court Likely To Take Both
• Universal Broke Deal Over 'Save The Dinos' Merch, Suit Says
• Barnes & Noble Details Ex-CEO's Alleged Harassment
• Patriots Champ Fights Copyright Battle Over 'Dream House'
• NY Wheel Builder To Chart Ch. 11 Course After Failed Deal
• Software Co. Says VW Distributors Can't Put It On $2.5M Hook
• Ex-Valeant Exec, Pharmacy CEO Get Year For Kickback Fraud
• Akorn Says Chancery Rewrote Law In Letting $4.3B Deal Die
• Applebee's Calls Franchisee's Ch. 11 Plan A 'Travesty'
• Patriarch Brands Zohar Ch. 11 Cash Plan As Deal-Breaker
• Sabre Tells Texas Justices Lufthansa's Fee Fight Preempted
• Trump Wants Atty Fees In Stormy Daniels' Defamation Suit
• Bloomberg Gets Stock-Analysis Patent Axed Under Alice
• Texas Panel Revives Shipper's Suit Over Gas Deliveries
• Protecting Law Firm Talent At Both Ends
• Nestlé Can't Yet Nix Crest Foods' Counterclaims In IP Row
• Dispute Over Trump Hush-Money Deal Ongoing, Daniels Says
• Post Holdings Must Return $1M To Egg Co. Shareholders
• Texas Doc Says He Can Prove Hospital Antitrust Claim
• Justices Weigh Bar For Class Arbitration Lingo In Contracts
• Chancery Bars Cabela's Info From Ex-Workers' New Biz
• Cosby Slams 'Duplicative' Work In Schnader Harrison Fee Suit
• Google Defeats Publisher's AdSense Contract Suit
• 2nd Circ. Stands By Revival Of Photographers' NFL, AP Suit
• Petrobras Says Arbitrator's Views Needed In $622M Award Suit
• Doc Must Get Share Of $3B GSK Settlement, NJ Court Says
• Insurer Says It's Owed $1.6M In UT Masonry Row
• Justices Look For Arbitration 'Outs' In Antitrust Appeal
• Wendy Olson Talks Twin Falls, Tribes, Private Practice
• Door Maker Case Tests Meaning Of DOJ Merger Review
• Tampa Construction Contracts Must Address Labor Shortages
• Oil Rig Worker Awarded $1M For Helicopter Crash Injuries
• OK To Attack Your Own Jury Question, Texas High Court Says
• Google Sued Over Terabyte Reward Limits For Crowdsourcers
• Jury Blames Both Parties For Delays In Army Base Barracks
• Trustee For Unsecured Tops Notes Wants Ch. 11 Plan Relief
• Ex-Napoli Bern Atty Seals $4M Win In Fee Fight With Firm
• Off-Road Tire TM Dispute Detoured Into Arbitration
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• BofA To Settle Out Of Investor Suit Over $665M RMBS Notes
• Panamanian Petroleum Co. Urges Toss Of $5.8M Award
• Health Co. Wants WebMD Trade Secrets Row In State Court
• $400M Arbitral Award Against Czechs Isn't Binding: DC Circ.
• Pipeline Builder, Sunoco Reach Contract Termination Deal
• 11th Circ. Orders New Trial Over Incontinence IP Fraud
• Up Next At High Court: Arbitration, Tribal Taxes
• Judging A Book: Brown Reviews 'Dangerous Leaders'
• Coal Mining Cos. Reach $190M Settlement
• Texas Panel Affirms Well Co. Founder's Loss In Contract Row
• Quick Drill Lease Language Gives Energen A Win In Texas
• Investment Funds Want Cut Of $52M Deals In Good Tech Case
• Bankrupt Pipeline Co. Tries To Keep Sunoco Contract Alive
• Jury Rejects Sister's Claims That Car Dealer Siphoned $20M
• Miami Apt. Owners Can Seek Punitive Damages In Airbnb Suit
• Sears Gets Nod To Start Closing Sales At 142 Stores
• RadioShack's Contract Claims Trimmed In Del. Sprint Suit
• Bankrupt Driller Reaches $4.5M Settlement With BHP
• Ex-Univ. Of Miami Coach Says He's Owed $3M Separation Pay
• Hertz Can Force Arbitration In Ill. Rental Fee Row
• US Steel Tower Says Steakhouse Chain Owes It $4.4M In Rent
• Liberty Mutual, Contractor Must Show Docs In $36M Hotel Suit
• Biopharma Dodges Fund's Suit Alleging It Reneged On Shares
• The Promise And Limitations Of Smart Contracts
• Breaking The Rules: 3 Ways To 'Lead' A Direct Examination
• 5th Circ. Revives Sex Expo's Free Speech Row With Dallas
• Fox Rothschild Wants Miss America To Pay Up Its Legal Tab
• Contract Suit Against Fla. Timeshare Exit Team Survives
• Fire Suppressant Co. Not Liable For $2M Factory Damage
• Seed Co. Wants Local Counsel Removed In Insurance Dispute
• Cars.com Says It's Not Liable In Dealer's False Data Suit
• Ex-LeClair Atty Who Won Gender Case Seeks Final $1M Award
• Carl's Jr., Auntie Anne's Want No-Poach Suits Cooked
• Google Nixes One AdWords Class Rep, But Another Survives
• Suspended Atty Seeks Sanctions On Ex-Partner In Fee Fight
• Backpage Fee Row Sent Back To Del. Chancery Court
• EHealthline's Ex-JV Partners Beat Trade Secrets Suit
• From Russia With New Evidentiary Rules
• Google Sanctioned For Overdesignating Docs As Private
• Oro Negro Stops Rig Seizure By Bondholders After Standoff
• Daewoo Asks 5th Circ. To Reconsider Shipment Row Question
• Ammo Co. Says Dick's Delayed Buy Led To Lost Copter Deal
• EXCO Seeks To Dodge Pipeline Co.'s $237M Contract Claim
• Horizon Settles With Last Hospital In Tiered Plan Suit
• 5th Circ. Affirms Saudi Prince's $3M Win Against Tech Co.
• Benefits Firms Want Out Of Suit Over Pension Termination
• State Judge, Ex-Employee Say Ute Tribe Can't DQ Fed. Judge
• Miss. Law Firm Owes $4M For Handling Of Appeal, Suit Says
• Investment Co.'s $2.2M Arbitral Award OK'd In Loan Dispute
• Health Care CEO Says Failed Deal Left Him $11M Short
• CBRE Can Arbitrate Claims Of Terminated Whistleblower
• Petrol Co. Execs Escape Suit Over Soured Iraqi Oil Deal
• The Fight Against No-Poach Agreements Is Expanding
• Rams Owner's Co. Wants Suit Tossed Over 'Stolen' Docs
• Avenatti On Hook For $4.9M Owed To Former Law Partner
• Pa. Atty Can't Dodge $19K Malpractice Award
• Showtime Strikes Rights Deal With Bankrupt Distributor
• Investcorp Seeks To Duck Defunct Hedge Fund's $100M Suit
• Liberty Mutual Loses Rebuttal Bid Against Texas Contractor
• 2 Insurers Exit $1.3M Construction Defect Coverage Row
• Insurer Must Pay For Defense In School Assault Suit: 9th Circ.
• Necco Board Insists D&O Suit Belongs In Bankruptcy Court
• Bank Must Face Claim Of Stalling Wall Street Condo Sale
• Gas Royalty Owners Seek Final OK Of $221M Deal With BP
• Texas Justices To Hear IBM's $17.5M Software Contract Row
• HP Unit Owes Startup $2.3M For Software Work
• Texas Justices Won't Revive Romo's Fantasy Expo NFL Suit
• Texas Justices Decline To Hear Apache Royalties Dispute
• Blackstone Real Estate Arm Buys Hawaiian Ritz-Carlton Hotel
• Auto Group Investors Try To Ditch Antitrust, RICO Suit
• HTC Says Ericsson Is Dragging Its Feet In SEP Royalties Row
• Jackson Walker Picks Up Appellate Pro In Dallas
• Ex-Tennis Star's Tourney Ties Force Arbitration In WTA Suit
• Need Litigation Finance? Don't Skip These 5 Steps
• Necco Trustee Says Director Suit Should Stay In Fed. Court
• Texas Firm's Advice Cost It $1M In Asset Sale, Telecom Says
• Energy Co. Must Pay Long-Term Benefits To Fired VP: 5th Circ.
• 5th Circ. Passes Daewoo Iron Shipment Row To La. High Court
• Citibank IDs Garnished Accounts In Wine Co. Investor Row
• Settlement Up To $41M Approved In Aviva Annuity Suit
• Horizon, Hospital Settle Claims In NJ Suit Over Tiered Plan
• LabMD Exec Sees FCA Suit Against Tiversa Trimmed
• Sprint Stiffed $4M Commission, Wireless Partner Claims
• Glenmark Moves To Ax Zetia Pay-For-Delay Claims
• The A-List For Managing Employment Law Risks And Costs
• Builder Hits SF With $150M Suit Over Terminal Delays
• 'Fast And Furious' Producer Sues Universal Over Spinoff
• Vectrus Wraps Up Wage Class Action With $3.75M Deal
• A High Court Milestone Stirs Hope Of Gender Parity
• Brazilian Who Owes $500K Arbitral Award Can Be Sued In Fla.
• Jury Awards RE Broker $2.5M Over Vegas Hilton Sale Fee
• Cabela's Tells Chancery Ex-Workers' Startup Must Be Stopped
• Weinstein Co. Buyer Wants Answers On Production Contract
• Apple's Window To Nix Patent Has Closed, Qualcomm Says
• Apartment Seller Stated False Occupancy Rate, $4M Suit Says
• Calif. Law Firm Beats Malpractice Suit Over Altered Stock Deal
• Ohio Analytics Co. Says Chinese JV Must Arbitrate $5M Claim
• Jenny Craig Can't Force Ex-Worker To Arbitrate Age Bias Row
• Hertz Says Consumer's Robocalls Suit Too Narrow For Class
• Class Arbitration Goes To The Supreme Court
• Viacom Is 2nd Co. To Sue Netflix With Exec. Poaching Claims
• Quick Chancery Appeal Sought For Rocky $4.8B Akorn Merger
• Del. Judge OKs $4.2M Award, Fees In Space Robot Tech Suit
• K&L Gates Repped Both Tech Co. And Its Lenders, Suit Says
• NY High Court Says Deutsche RMBS Claims Still Untimely
• Viacom Can't Arbitrate Kids' Data Privacy Row, Judge Says
• Burford Seeks Arbitration In Suit Over $50M Note's Sale
• CVR Takes Another Swing At Wachtell In Icahn Takeover Case
• Fairfax Scores $11M In Jury Verdicts In NJ Stock Scheme Row
• Navy Federal To Shell Out $24.5M To End Overdraft Action
• Germany Probing Sky's Soccer Broadcast Deal
• Berkeley Prof Can't Avoid Harassment Settlement, Judge Told
• 5th Circ. Reverses Class Cert. In Devon Royalty Row
• USC To Appeal ERISA Arbitration Denial To High Court
• $232M Oil Sands Disputes Merged In Canada Without Consent
• Teamster Pension Fund Says Tops Hasn't Honored Ch. 11 Deal
• Qualcomm, FTC Hope For Deal, But Judge Won't Pause Case
• A Holistic Approach To Client Retention
• NJ Atty Must Face Malpractice Row Over Construction Dispute
• The Path To Becoming A Supreme Court Advocate
• Timeshare Condo Group Looks To Exit Marriott Vacations Row
• A Chat With Allens Pricing Chief Pier D'Angelo
• Class Arbitrability Questions After 11th Circ. JPay Ruling
• Error-Filled $1M Award Can't Be Confirmed, LeClairRyan Says
• Avoiding Unfair Labor Practices Under NLRA Section 8(a)
• Tessera Tells 9th Circ. Toshiba Flouted IP Contract
• Dental Co. Claims Must Go To Arbitrator, High Court Told
• NJ Judge Tosses Suit Over 'Back To The Future' Car Royalties
• Gender Disparity At The High Court: How Top Law Firms Measure Up
• Express Scripts Not Hurt By Alleged Breach, Pharmacies Say
• Trump Escapes Stormy Daniels' Defamation Suit
• Railroads Dispute Damages In Wis. Superfund Cleanup Fight
• Insurers Say No Coverage For Dispute Over Highway Work
• Southwest Must Lease Out Gates At Love Field, Delta Insists
• Ohio Top Court Nixes Easy Path On Building Defect Coverage
• $4.8B Akorn Ruling More Outlier Than Shift At Chancery
• Concessionaire Slams Rays' 'Abusive' Discovery Requests
• Texas Builder Says Subcontractor Stole Client, Poached Crew
• When The Music Stops: Best Practices For Band Agreements
• Coachella Won't Face The Music Of Rival's Antitrust Suit
• Renco Pushes For Arbitration In Pension Liability Fight
• Pharma Inventor's Ex-Wife Sues Him Over Patent Ownership
• Nigerian Oil Co. Execs Must Talk In $1.8B Award Row
• Morgan Stanley Wins Bid To Arbitrate Ex-Exec's Bias Claims
• Wabtec Seeks To Block Siemens From Accessing Train Tech
• Supreme Court Women: A Vet & 1st-Timer Talk Gender Disparity
• Will The Future Of The Supreme Court Bar Be Female?
• Exco Investors Accused Of Staving Off Its Bankruptcy
• Flag Football League Says Upstart Is Stealing Its Brand
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Merck, Glenmark Tear Apart Zetia Pay-For-Delay MDL Claims
• 'Cheerleading' Not Fraud, HP Atty Tells Startup Trial Jury
• Fiat Taking A 'Free Ride' With Wireless Tech, Bluetooth Says
• Pepsi Unit Gets OK On $292M Arbitration Award
• Wine Co. Shareholder Can't Ax Writ In Award Row, Court Told
• What Construction Attys Must Know To Avoid Software Pitfalls
• FTC Knocks Nokia's Stance Against Cellphone Part Licensing
• Texas LNG Co., Contractor Settle Pipeline Contract Row
• Manning Gross, Kurowski Shultz To Join Forces In January
• The ABA Was Dead Wrong About Model Rule 8.4(g)
• What Akorn Teaches Us About Delaware MAC Clauses
• HP Treated Startup Like Slaves, Jury Told As Trial Wraps
• Applebee's Franchisee Told To Clarify Risks In Ch. 11 Plan
• Ex-Royal Bank Of Canada Unit Fights Cert. In Overdraft MDL
• Waiter Claiming He Set Up Fight KOs Pacquiao's Appeal
• Contractor Can't Undo Freeze During Aussie Arbitration Fight
• Fleetwood Mac Went Its Own Way, Breaching Contract: Suit
• Jay-Z's Win In Logo Copyright Suit Upheld By 2nd Circuit
• Drugmaker Urges Court To OK $3.8M Award In Supply Fight
• Hanover Insurance Loses Bid To Block Contractor From Spending $2.3M
• GE Cos. Must Arbitrate $500M LNG Dispute, Court Hears
• Gates Owes $368K For Mueller Probe Work, Ex-Counsel Says
• Airline Contractor Sues Supplier Over Banned Hand Sanitizer
• Texas Justices Told NDA Suit Beats Anti-SLAPP Dismissal Bid
• BHP Says Bankrupt Driller Must Repay $9M In Royalties
• Grassley Seeks FTC Probe Of Hospital, Insurer Contracts
• HTC Told To Reveal Google Transaction Records To Ericsson
• Daesang V. NutraSweet Reaffirms NY's Pro-Arbitration Attitude
• Roller Coaster Model Co. Wants To Arbitrate Lego Dispute
• The Supreme Court Should Become Boring
• More Automation Means Less Busy Work For Legal Teams
• Keep In Mind The ABCs Of Commercial Leasing
• Smart Contacts, Cyberattacks Are New Norm, Experts Say
• AIG Unit Owes $24M For TVA Plant Work, Subcontractor Says
• Back To School: BC's Kent Greenfield Talks Corporate Law
• Navillus Navigates Through Ch. 11, Sees Plan Confirmed
• No Commission On $75M Fla. Land Deal, Appeals Court Says
• Alcatel Again Escapes NJ Suit Over $1.2B Pension Transfer
• 2nd. Circ. Throws Out Order Blocking Lynyrd Skynyrd Movie
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Golf Ball-Tracking Technology Suit
• Critical Factors For Airline Survival And Restructuring
• Inside The Petrobras FCPA Resolution
• Japan Ends Airbnb Antitrust Probe After Listing Rule Waived
• Kavanaugh Cannot Be Compelled To Recuse Himself
• Eli Lilly Sues French Ex-Partner Over Patent Inventorship
• Westgate Suit Against 'Timeshare Exit' Firm Moves Forward
• Nicki Minaj Didn't Return Rental Clothes, NY Stylist Claims
• Class Action Says DirecTV Partner Regularly Docks Wages
• Stormy Daniels Shouldn't Get Declaratory Relief, Court Told
• Conoco Says Eagle Ford Partner Must Bear Transport Costs
• Uber, Drivers' $345K Pay Deal Receives First OK
• Family Of Deceased Trucker Can Sue Missouri Co. In Mass.
• 5th Circ. Sides With Kiewit In $9.5M Drilling Contract Row
• Congress Told Satellite Retransmission Act Should Expire
• Greek Mining Co. Owes Tax For $4M Spinoff, DC Circ. Hears
• Factory Ordered Sold In Groundbreaking Merger Breakup
• Shipping Co. Says Wage Laws Don't Make Drivers Employees
• Apple Opposes Qualcomm's Dismissal Bid In Patent Fight
• Pittsburgh Housing Authority Looks To Can Artist's Mural Suit
• Knowledge Management: An Unsung Hero Of Legal Innovation
• Loan Class Suit Revived With Instructions To Mull NJ Ties
• 'Vogue' Producer Must Cover WB For IP Suit, 2nd Circ. Told
• UPDATE: Ill. Atty, Developer Freed From Claims They Defamed EB-5 Fund To Chinese Investors
• Justices Won't Review Objection To Samson Resources Ch. 11
• Defamation In Litigation: A Primer On Privileges In NY
• Pirates' Net Installer Can't Escape Foul Ball Injury Suit
• Kossoff & Kossoff Accused In $100M Accounting Cover-Up
• Mercedes Drivers Seek Early Win In Transmission Defect Suit
• Tilton Loses Bid To Seal Tax Documents On Appeal
• Calif. Tribe Members Can't Ax $5M Casino Project Fraud Suit
• Shipping Co. Must Pay $49M For Copycat Container Designs
• Ala. Justices Say Nursing Home Can't Arbitrate Death Suit
• Verizon Jumped Gun By Changing Call Fees, Pa. Agency Finds
• Chesapeake Beats Ohio Class Cert. As Attys Criticized
• Ericsson Insists HTC Must Prove SEP Royalties Breach
• CSX Says Norfolk Southern Monopolizing Va. Railroad
• Atty Looks To Check Out Of Timeshare-Exit Contract Suit
• Identifying Investment Contracts, From Chinchillas To Crypto
• Ex-Camera Co. Prez Fights Rams Owner's Attys' Fees Claim
• Bankrupt Verity Health Fights Leases, Citing $25M Loss
• Applebee's Opposes Ch. 11 Franchise Deal Rejection Attempt
• Ex-Morgan Lewis Client Challenges Subpoena In $30M Suit
• Nokia Says No Licensing Duty Among Rival Cell Part Makers
• Akorn Could Alter 'Material Adverse Effect' Law In Delaware
• Aruba Airline Passengers Seek Cert. In Exit Fee Suit
• Hong Kong Doc Denied Bail As Flight Risk In Bribery Case
• Petrobras Can't Prove Bias To Nix $622M Award, Vantage Says
• Quinn Emanuel Nabs Veteran Media Atty From Irell & Manella
• Limiting The Scope Of Discovery Through Contract
• Oliveira Arguments Portend A Small Victory Against FAA
• American Airlines Ducks Class Action Over Late Check-Ins
• Coal Supply Agreement Won't End In FirstEnergy Bankruptcy
• McCormick, Zurn Confirmed To Complete Chancery Expansion
• Supreme Court Hears Trucker's Take On Arbitration Limits
• Deutsche Sues BofA For $253M Over Loan Warranty Breaches
• Skip The New 'Civility Courses' And Think Like A Lawyer
• AmEx Cardholders Get Cert. Redo Over Arbitration Contracts
• WebMD Says It Didn't Swipe Smaller Co. Secrets, Break NDA
• EHealthline Appeals OK Of $3.5M Award To 9th Circ.
• Gazprom Looks To Nix Award Over Pact With Poland's PGNiG
• Pros And Cons Of Office Sharing Agreements
• Apple Denied Bid To Pull Back Docs In Qualcomm Fight
• Missouri Long-Arm Statute Reaches Out-Of-State Fraud
• Ogletree Gender Bias Suit Shouldn't Be Arbitrated, Atty Says
• Why Law Firms Should Monitor The Dark Web
• Rakoff Sends WTA Suit Against Ex-Tennis Star To Arbitration
• Firm Beats $5M Malpractice Claim, Wins $150K For Fees
• Mexican Cement Co. Says Colo. Court Can't OK $36M Award
• Doctors Say Jury Doubled Up $4.4M Judgment, Seek New Trial
• Fla. Attys Fend Off Partnership Breach Suit, Win Sanctions
• Infowars Sues After PayPal Cut Ties Based On Hate Speech
• Munck Wilson Brings On Complex Litigation Partner In Dallas
• Ligand Asks Chancery To Toss Costly Formula Error Suit
• Sotheby's Helped Art Dealer Overcharge $1B, Tycoon Says
• GE Says It's Entitled To Atty Fees In Well Blowout Row
• Court Can Decide Dental Suit Arbitration Bid, Justices Told
• Judge Scolds JPMorgan, Traders For 'Excessive' Redactions
• Cybersecurity Co. Can't Force Arbitration Of NJ Bias Claims
• Boeing Tries To Cut Lost Profits Claims In $1.3B Deal Row
• Gas Cos.' Briefs Can't Replace Post-Trial Motions For Appeal
• NDA Doesn't Bar Info From 3D Printer's Patent App: 7th Circ.
• Fed. Circ. Nixes PTAB Remand In Settled Eye Drug Case
• Does Rule 45 Protect Nonparties From Undue Burden?
• UCC Incorporation By Reference: An Imperfect Way To Perfect
• New York City Wins 'Tavern on the Green' Trademark Fight
• Napoli, Firms Say Asbestos Fee Agreements Violate NY Ethics
• Weinstein Not Covered For Sex Abuse Suits, Travelers Says
• Apple's Stand On FRAND Claims Disingenuous: Qualcomm
• Bail For Hong Kong Doc To Be Revisited Ahead Of FCPA Trial
• Ex-Philly Retail Exec Says Partner Reneged On $7M Exit Deal
• Domino's Isn't Joint Employer In Wage Dispute, Judge Rules
• Justices Pass On Decadeslong Radio License Transfer Fight
• Ex-LeClairRyan Atty Wants $1M Arbitral Win OK'd In Bias Case
• High Court Passes On Noble-Conoco Row Over $63M Cleanup
• Dollar Rent A Car Beats Class Action Over Toll Fees
• Theater Monopoly Suit Proceeds, But Parent Co. Escapes
• Rams Owner Says Stolen Docs Should Kill Aerial Camera Suit
• Chancery Lets Fresenius Ditch $4.3B Akorn Deal
• How US And EU Sanctions Clash With Russian Antitrust Laws