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Commercial Contracts - March, 2020

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• NBA Star Told Discovery Must Wait In NC Ex-Agent Suit
• Atty For NRA Can't Sue Family Biz, Ad Agency Says
• Nelson Mullins Gets Experienced Litigator In Boca Raton
• Convicted Mortgage Broker Sues Ex-Atty For Sleeping At Trial
• Judge Won't Block Robinhood's Communications With Users
• Gaming Co. Says Jackson Lewis Can't Collect Fee 'Windfall'
• German Car Cos. Dodge 'No Arms Race' Conspiracy Claims
• Chancery OKs COVID-Related Delay In Reinsurer Rehab Plan
• DSI Renal's Trustee Has $675M Clawback Damages Limited
• Ukraine Oil Co. Can't Escape $147M Award In UK Court
• Synchrony Wins Toss Of Investor Suit Over Walmart Exit
• Israeli Firearm Co. Founders Want Out Of Libel Dispute
• BNSF Asks 9th Circ. To Rethink Tribe's Oil Shipping Win
• Law Firm Pay Cuts, Layoffs Will Likely Multiply
• 11th Circ. Pops Appeal Of Beach Ball Injury Insurance Suit
• Texas Court Upholds Firm's $480K Fee Win In Contract Spat
• 9th Circ. Lifts Stay In Soured IVF Center Deal Dispute
• ArcelorMittal Can't Get Freezing Order In $1.5B Award Fight
• Kirkland Atty Can't Ditch Malpractice Suit Over Loan Docs
• 3 Steps To Building Effective Teams While On Lockdown
• Father-Son Investors Owe $93M For Bankrupting Energy Co.
• O'Melveny Seeks To Nix Fraud Claims After Arbitration Win
• Driller Risks Persist As More Oil & Gas Wells Shut Down
• 7th Circ. Judge Wonders If Ind. Booze Regs Limit Carriers
• Tribe Members Say Gaming Co. Can't Make RICO Claims
• 5th Circ. Affirms Arbitrators Can Backpedal On Rulings
• Total, Chesapeake Beat $30M Suit Over Oil And Gas Royalties
• NJ Justices Told Lender 'Schemed' Against Jersey City
• Southland Opens Ch. 11 Suit To Void Williams Cos. Claims
• Shareholders Dodge Payment In $29M Wine Co. Award
• NY Fraud Ruling Shows High Bar To Prove Director Liability
• How Cyber Cases Can Inform COVID-19 Business Litigation
• Anthem Affiliate Settles $99M Merger Escrow Suit In Del.
• Tokyo Olympics Move May Spark Wave Of Contract Litigation
• Del. Court Says DuPont Can Arbitrate Chemours Suit
• Williams-Sonoma Wants Hotel Contract Dispute Arbitrated
• Under Armour Execs Defeat Investors' Real Estate Deal Suit
• Contractor At Collapsed Hard Rock Site Sues Developer
• Passengers Rip Southwest's Appeal Bid In 737 Max RICO Suit
• 4 COVID-19 Questions Clients Are Asking Real Estate Lawyers
• Law Firm Mergers Dry Up Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Justices Urged To Protect Millions Of Calif. Arbitration Clauses
• Client Advocacy Tips For Remote Hearings During COVID-19
• How To Conduct Depositions Remotely
• COVID-19 Raises Unique Issues For Health, Life Sciences Cos.
• Law Firm Sued By Insurance Co. For Concealing Data Hack
• Justices Remand Charter Bias Suit, Citing Comcast Ruling
• Justices Won't Let Citgo Off Hook For $133M Oil Spill
• The Attys And Legal Logic Behind Stay-At-Home Orders
• Jushi Can't Stop Harvest's Acquisition Of Fla. Medical Pot Co.
• Coronavirus Disputes May Turn On Little-Known Clause
• User Says Robinhood Is Trying To 'Wipe Out' Class Claims
• EDTX Judge Orders New Damages Trial In $59M Lighting Fight
• Driller Wants Pa. Judge Dropped Over Gas Lease With Plaintiff
• Union Gets Grievance Awards Upheld In $12M Benefits Fight
• Wells Fargo Agrees To Settle Calif. Mortgage Class Action
• CBD Co. Can't Shake Topical Cream Maker's Trade Secret Suit
• DLA Piper Brings Ex-Paul Hastings Atty To San Francisco
• How Hollywood COVID-19 Force Majeure Claims May Play Out
• Holland & Knight Nabs Ex-Kirkland Financing Atty
• Collaboration Is Key For Entertainment Cos. In Virus Era
• Tackling Uncertainty In Pandemic-Related Int'l Disputes
• French Insurer Says Phone Co.'s Arbitration Suit Is Moot
• Insurer Must Pay $1.5M To Apparel Co. After Retailer's Ch. 11
• Antitrust Rules Still Apply During COVID-19
• A Guide To Zealously Representing Clients During COVID-19
• Calif. Rule 'Eviscerates' Arbitration Act, Banking Industry Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Emerson Electric Slams BladeRoom's $24M Atty Fee Bid
• Harvest Health, Verano Ax Planned Merger Amid Virus Woes
• Frac Sand Shipping Container Cos. Agree To End $49M Appeal
• Marijuana Grow Gone South Sparks Investor's $1.2M Suit
• Oasis Ducks Suit Over 'Unconscionable' 72% Interest Rate
• Baker Hughes Says Docs Off Limits For German Arbitration
• Landowners Say XTO Energy's 'Ruse' Cuts Their Royalties
• AT&T Wants Carrier's 'Artfully Pleaded' Suit In Federal Court
• Student Lender Sued For Nixing Interest Cut Amid Pandemic
• COVID-19 Response: Key Health Plan Sponsor Action Items
• Visual Effects Co. Share Buyout Suit Kept Alive In Chancery
• 7 Ways Attys Can Create The Right Home Office Environment
• Calif. Noncompete Limits May Ease If Workers Have Counsel
• NCAA Must Face Suit Over College Linebacker's Suicide
• Thousands Of Hotels Offer Rooms For COVID-19 Patients
• Miffed Client Alleges Malpractice By Pot-Smoking Attorneys
• US Co. Says Electronics Antitrust Suit Must Be Litigated
• CEO Owes $58.7M To Wells Fargo, Trustmark After Default
• Gov't Wins Argument Time In 5th Circ. Licensing Rate Fight
• Salvaging Copyright Reform From High Court Pirate Ship Case
• Ex-Pot Co. Exec to Mediate Fight Over Acquisition Cash
• DynaResource Units Can't Vacate Mining Dispute Award
• Class Seeks $300K In Atty Fees From American HomePatient
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Spotlight On MDL Venue
• 3rd Circ. Says Post-Gazette, Teamsters Had No Implied Deal
• Dura Medic Investors Sue Private Equity Buyer
• Gaming Co. Seeks Quick Win On RICO Claims Against Tribe
• Game Maker Says Eckert Seamans Can't Represent Rival
• 10 E-Discovery Challenges Caused By COVID-19
• Paul Weiss Nabs Simpson Thacher International Tax Pro
• COVID-19 As A Material Adverse Change In M&A Agreements
• Court Puts Pot Cos.' Claims Against Fiserv Unit On Hold
• Royalty Fight Was Wrongly Moved, Texas Justices Told
• Cloud Co. Fights To Sustain Chancery Claims Against Charter
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Ruling Over Fees In Settled IP Case
• Texas Judge Told To Toss $2.1M Whistleblower Atty Fee Suit
• Sports Swing Tech Co. Gets 2nd Shot In Defective Parts Suit
• CBD Contract Voided by Coronavirus, Hemp Co. Says
• Medical Pot Grower Can't Escape Ex-Partners' Suit
• Boehringer Beats Marketing Software Co. In Conspiracy Trial
• 'Shouting Louder' Doesn't Topple Pa. Steelworker's OT Suit
• Del. Judge Warns $6.2M Dispute Could Tank Celadon Ch. 11
• Ex-Army Biomedical Engineer Can't Sink Philips NDA Suit
• Credit Facility Accessibility During The COVID-19 Pandemic
• SEC Guidance Shines Light On International IP, Tech Risks
• Nixon Peabody Attys Slam Sanctions Bid As 'Desperation'
• Telecom Says UAE Co. Can't Arbitrate Soured Deal Row
• Texas Coffee Shop Says Firm Dismissed Suit Without Consent
• Canadian Co. Says FSIA Lets Iraq Oil Ministry Be Sued In US
• Managing COVID-19 Risk In New Agreements
• CenturyLink Fights Cert. Bid In Suit Over Sales Tactics
• Firm Protests 60-Day COVID-19 Stay In Tribe's Contract Row
• Remote Online Notarization Will Support Business Continuity
• BigLaw Leaders Must Prepare For COVID-19 Economic Fallout
• Startup Says Ex-Mayer Brown Atty's Suit Belongs In Calif.
• FTC Says Calif. Beer Bill Could Raise Prices And Hurt Variety
• Texas Judge Sends $775M Asset Sale Fight To Arbitration
• Chinese Hospital Seeks Info On Soured IVF Center Deal
• Marriott Vacation Co. Can't Escape Aspen Timeshare Row
• Pemex Unit Wants Marine Fuel Fight Arbitrated
• 5th Circ. 'Flunks' NLRB Ruling In DISH Labor Impasse Case
• American Airlines Says Court Can't Decide Union's Terms
• Qualcomm, Consumers Spar At 9th Circ. Over Pause
• Lloyd's, CNX Settle Claims Over $40M Gas Well Eruption
• Ex-Pharma Exec Seeks Early Prison Exit Over COVID-19 Risk
• NCAA Probe Privacy Can't Keep KU Docs Sealed In Coach Suit
• 3 Ways Leaders Can Improve Remote Work For Lawyers
• Tips For Online Mediation In The Age Of Social Distancing
• Walmart Tells Texas Justices Its Win Revokes $35K Deal Offer
• Justices Set Strict Test For Bias Suits In Comcast Ruling
• NFL's New CBA Is A Raw Deal For Players, Attys Say
• Suit Accuses Amazon Of $55B To $172B In Antitrust Damages
• Netflix Gets Mo'Nique's Bias And Pay Suit Trimmed, For Now
• Ohio EPA Workers Can't Use Janus To Renege On Union Fees
• Weinstein Film Rights Buyer Spared Paying Pre-Ch. 11 Profits
• Huntsman Keeps Win Over Ex-Manager Who Took Kickbacks
• 9th Circ. Gives Fred Meyer Applicant 2nd Shot At FCRA Suit
• Chemical Co. Urges Justices To Take Up Tribal Waste Suit
• Investment Firm Wants $42M Award Over Unpaid Loan Paid
• Energy Transfer Slams Contractor's 'Deceitful' Unpaid OT Suit
• Payment Co. Seeks Fees From Rival After $5.7M IP Trial Loss
• Texas Jury Clears Halliburton Of Some IP Infringement Claims
• K&L Gates Loses Appeal In $100M Nanotech Malpractice Suit
• Boeing Plans To Fight $2M Verdict For Breached Bid Deal
• Ex-Pfizer Exec Fights Fidelity's Bid To Exit Pension Tax Suit
• Volkswagen Says $750M Antitrust Suit Belongs In Germany
• Casino Billionaire Looks To Nix $54M Bartlit Beck Award
• Churchill Downs Wants Hotel Exec To Pay For Failed Deal
• Rail Exec Exits CSX And Norfolk Southern's Antitrust Fight
• Chancery Nixes Arbitration For Most Of Fundraising LLC Row
• Antitrust Considerations For Collaboration During COVID-19
• How Trump's Wartime Order Affects Medical Manufacturers
• Wells Fargo Can't Put Mortgage Action On Ice, Judge Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Whiteford Taylor Atty Joins Rothman Gordon In Pittsburgh
• Imax Says Panamanian Co. Can't Enforce LatAm Awards
• Pot Credit Card Co. Says Ex-Client Just Wants To Punish It
• Chinese Investors Say They Lost $4.2M In Bar Works Fraud
• AR Capital Execs Say Class Action Copies Derivative Suit
• COVID-19 Risks For Over-The-Counter Derivatives Markets
• New US Policy On SEP Remedies Restores Critical Balance
• Norton Rose Snags Seyfarth Employment Pro In Calif.
• 3 Key Legal Issues For Hotel Operators During Coronavirus
• Judge Won't Pause Investors' Doc Bid For Chinese IVF Fight
• US Bank Beats Crisis-Era RMBS Suit With 'Champerty' Arg
• COVID-19 May Derail Dueling Railroads' Antitrust Trial
• Nigerian Oil Co. Pushes To Nix $1.1B Arbitration Fight
• CBD Biz Sues Hemp Grower, Distributor Over Pesticide Use
• Tekashi 6ix9ine Hit With $2M Suit Alleging Vanished Advance
• US Biz Escapes Telecoms' Fight Over Haiti Phone Call Costs
• 10th Circ. Backs $8M Settlement In Colo. Gas Royalty Fight
• Steinbeck Family Takes Copyright Fight To High Court
• 'Housewives' Star, Girardi Get Loan Fight Sent To Arbitration
• Cell And Gene Therapies Are Driving M&A Deal Activity
• How To Maximize Insurance Coverage For Coronavirus Issues
• A Work-From-Home Tech Checklist For Law Firms
• Assessing COVID-19 Remedies Under Construction Contracts
• Cosmopolitan Magazine Hit With $35M Suit For 'Bait & Switch'
• Iraq Oil Co. Says $10.9M Award Row Doesn't Belong In US
• Payments Co. Challenges 'Astonishingly Broad' Injunction
• Del. Judge Axes Halliburton Discovery Order For Arbitration
• Michigan Tribe Accused Of Casino Contracts Breach
• Indicted Union Boss Gets 2nd Shot At Staying Assault Suit
• Perils For Design-Builders Lurk In NY Education Law
• DNA Registry, Sperm Bank Intersection Raises Legal Issues
• Mexican Mining Co. Wants Out Of Texas Insurance Dispute
• Judge Slashes 80% Of Atty Fees Owed By Bitcoin 'Inventor'
• Spirit Says FAA Is Locking It Out Of Competition At Newark
• How Licensing Affects Patent Damages Apportionment: Part 1
• Landowner Tells 7th Circ. It May Need A Physics Lesson
• 7 Keys To Keeping Your Firm Inclusive In The Coronavirus Era
• Fla. Loan Manager Gets 15 Months Over $3M Hotel Fraud
• 9th Circ. Rules Lloyd's Must Cover Store In Privacy Suit
• LA Court Closed For 3 Days Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• Calif. Financier Seeks Sanctions For 'Abusive' Opposing Atty
• Telecom Co. Says Fight Over Failed Sale Must Be Arbitrated
• 1st Circ. Says Copyright Sublicenses Can Be Implied
• Ore. Cannabis Biz Says Insurer Won't Cover Pot Theft
• 9th Circ. Says Disney Copyright Accuser Is No Godzilla
• Calif. Tribe Members Can't Dodge RICO Row, Gaming Co. Says
• Tribunal Awaits Judge's Nod On Daiichi Drug Patent Fight
• Volkswagen Gets Discovery Paused In $750M Antitrust Suit
• Fireproofing Contractor Settles TCPA Suit Over Faxed Ads
• IVF Investors Want Sanctions In Chinese Hospital Fight
• 6th Circ. Won't Revisit Ch. 11 Power Deals Ruling
• Doctors Say Greenway E-Records Software Not Up To Snuff
• 10 Ways To Continue Biz Development During Coronavirus
• Saudi Oil Co. Says $18B Award Fight Should Be Tossed
• Coronavirus Creates Angst For Clean Energy Developers
• IT Co.'s Arbitration Pacts Wiped Out Over 'Coercive' Demands
• Sports Leagues Take NJ Racetrack Bond Dispute To SCOTUS
• Borrowers Seek $14.5M Deal OK In CashCall Usury Suit
• Virtu Scores Win Over Ex-Worker Who Copied 'Secret Sauce'
• Hertz's Ex-General Counsel, Ex-CEO Must Face Clawback Suit
• Rosneft Unit Ducks $70M Texas Arbitral Award
• Hope For Employers On The PAGA Litigation Horizon
• 7 Ethics Considerations For Lawyers Using Lead Generators
• Lease Strategies For Retailers Before And During Bankruptcy
• COVID-19 Contract Issues Reach Beyond Force Majeure
• Attys Allowed To Meet By Phone After COVID-19 Fears
• Money Not Enough To Cement Deal With Ex-Prez, Consol Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Fla. Firm Claims $4M Investment Was Opaquely Managed
• Coronavirus: The Latest Court Closures And Restrictions
• Alan Parsons Can Pursue 'Knockoff' Claims Against Promoter
• NFL Retiree Dodges Contempt Order In Suit Funder Loan Fight
• Toy Co. Urges Judgment Despite $9.5M Hover IP Verdict
• 7th Circ. Says Arbitration Can't Be Unwaived In Lego Dispute
• Fla. Utility's AT&T Pole Rent Suit Paused For FCC
• Judge Sinks $4.4B Superyacht Racketeering Suit
• Tour Co. Cruises To Early Win In Suit Over Ill-Fated Trip
• A Smart Carbon Tax: Silver Bullet For The Energy Transition?
• Mitigating Crypto UDAAP Risk After Ripple ICO Ruling
• Bloomberg Gets Drywall Builder's Bid-Rig Suit Tossed
• Holt Can Arbitrate Tractor Dispute, Appellate Court Rules
• Ohio Analytics Co. Wants Judge DQ'd In $5M Contract Fight
• Coronavirus Will Transform Project Development And Finance
• Nuke Contractor Can't Shake Off DOJ's $6.4M FCA Suit
• Coronavirus Challenges Facing Government Contractors
• Ohio Bank Settles $3M Contract Suit With Tax Refund Co.
• Timeshare Owners Accuse Wyndham Counsel Of Intimidation
• CashCall Adds Fraud Claim To Katten $500M Malpractice Row
• Curtis Seeks $1.3M From AI Company Over Unpaid Fees
• DOJ Fights For A Say In Nokia Patent Price-Fix Suit
• Nixon Peabody Nabs 2 New Chicago Partners
• Chase Bank To Settle Crypto Credit Card Purchases Suit
• Gas Cos. Say $1.1B Nigeria Award Can Be OK'd
• First National Says S&T Poached Workers And Their Secrets
• New Pipelines Are Needed To Close Law School Diversity Gap
• Valero Faces Another Suit From Workers In Texas Blast
• Pa. Justices Cast Doubt On Telecom Noncompete's Viability
• End Of Libor Presents Litigation Risks For Dealmakers
• Fla. Attys Seek Quick End To $8M Legal Malpractice Suit
• Amazon Escapes Cuban Charcoal 'Trafficking' Claims For Now
• Calif. Ruling Eases Anti-Noncompete Standard For Employers
• CBD Co. Green Growth Accused Of Shorting Ad Co. $700K
• Armstrong Teasdale Adds 5 Attorneys To Roster
• Nixon Peabody Attys Face Sanctions Bid Over Docs 'Scheme'
• Pa. Justices To Mull Mechanics' Lien Challenge Procedures
• 'Walking Dead' Judge Says No Thanks To Closing Arguments
• Ex-Edwards Wildman Atty Says He Doesn't Owe Merged Firm
• Weatherford Claims Rival Poached Employees, Trade Secrets
• RiverPay Locks Horns With Its Own Attorneys Over Legal Fees
• 6th Circ. Sinks Copier Co. OT Suit Over Lack Of 'Basic Details'
• Cuban Charcoal Suit Against Amazon Could Go Up In Smoke
• 5th Circ. Bars Liberty's $4.3M Suit Against Contractors
• Holland & Knight Brings Back Partner From Nelson Mullins
• WNBA Union Contract Is A Good Start, Despite Limitations
• Emirates Co. Can't Overturn $51.7M Award To Cessna
• Guarding Against Conflict Over The Procuring Cause Doctrine
• FTC Settlement Expands Influencer Endorsement Guidance
• Schnader Rejects Blame For Client's 'Bad Business Decisions'
• Navigating New Federal, State Data Privacy Compliance Duties
• How To Search For A Transformational Law Firm COO
• Risk Mitigation Tools For Cos. Facing Coronavirus Losses
• Subcontractor Seeks $12.5M For Hurricane Repair Work
• 'Walking Dead' Contracts Locked Profits In Place, Judge Told
• 4 Ethics Tips For Lawyers As Coronavirus Spreads
• Sports Agency Says UFC Rival's Poaching Suit Should Fall
• Tenet Unit Slapped With Suit Over Stock Incentive Plan
• Brothers Keep $11M Win Over Lowball Offer For Oil Biz Stake
• Naftogaz Doesn't Have To Pay Atty Fees In Doc Bid Fight
• ​​​​​​​Justices Rebuff Calif. Tribal Casino, Traffic Ticket Cases
• Complex Says Broker Can't Get $4M For Texas Shelter Lease
• 3 Firms Split Lead In Conagra Derivative Suit Over $11B Deal
• Top Job Markets Show Noncompetes May Not Squash Growth
• NFL Retiree Says Suit Funder Can Recoup $800K Loan Itself
• Ex-Mayer Brown Atty Fights To Keep Startup Suit In NY
• Web Designer, Airline Settle Cybersquatting Fight Before Trial
• Top Blockchain Considerations For Health, Life Sciences Cos.
• Shipowner Looks To Revive $20M Contract Claim In Texas
• Power Line Co. Says Defective Steel Poles Cost It $15M
• Drug Researcher Charles River Sued For Hiring Activist Spy
• Pittsburgh Mall's Ch. 11 Confirmation Delayed For Dealmaking
• JFK Hotel Hit With $22.5M Suit By Disgruntled Building Co.
• Fed. Circ. Highlights Gravity Of Patent Marking Compliance
• Failed Pistol Venture Shouldn't Be Arbitrated, Gun Co. Says
• Cannabis Co. Faces Stock-Drop Suit Over Self-Dealing Claims
• Pot Co. Tilray Hit With Securities Suit After $321M Net Loss
• Venezuela Oil Co. Unit Fights $132M Bondholder Ruling
• Pension Fund Says WWE Hid Souring Saudi Relations
• Borrowers Pan Wells Fargo's Bid To Trim Mortgage Action
• A Possible Limit On High Court 2005 Agency Deference Ruling
• It Can Be Risky For Litigators To Advise On Litigation Funding
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Bilzin Sumberg And Partner Shed Sanctions Order
• Robinhood's System Outage Spurs Class Action Filed In Fla.
• Mass. Top Court Saves $1M Verdict Over Deal To Buy IBM Unit
• Artist Keith Haring's Estate Hits Underwear Co. With IP Suit
• Fla. Jury Hands Siemens $13.2M Verdict In Contract Fight
• Noncompete Can't Kill Radiology Salesman's Jump To Startup
• Illinois Bell Reaches Deal To End Long-Running Contract Fight
• Parts Maker Says DOJ Has No Place In Nokia Price-Fix Suit
• Dems Push To End Amtrak's Forced Arbitration Clauses
• Boeing Gets Helicopter IP Rights Award OK'd In Arizona
• Chase Pushes For $20M Win In Landry's Data Breach Suit
• Chicago Merc, Intercontinental Split Quick Wins In TM Fight
• CBD Co. Says Payment Processor Is Holding $500K Hostage
• Ex-Uber Exec Bankrupted By $179M Trade Secrets Judgment
• Feds Say Spine Device Firm Ran $8M Kickback Scam
• Continental Resources Says ND Oil Service Co. Bilked $2.4M
• Fla. Bar Files Ethics Complaint Against Timeshare Exit Atty
• Fed. Prohibition Trumps State Med. Marijuana Law, Utility Says
• What M&A Dealmakers Can Expect In Light Of COVID-19
• Homeowners Seek Dismissal Of Their Defective Shingle Suit
• Stop Asking Bar Applicants About Mental Illness
• Hemp Extractor Churned Out Illegal CBD Oil, Farm Says
• Hemp Seed Seller Can't Dodge Suit Over $700K Deal
• Winston & Strawn Snags Houston Energy Litigation Atty
• Insurer Wants Off The Hook For $23M Aircraft Policy
• Google Owed $179M From Ex-Uber Self-Driving Car Head
• Williams Claims ETE Owes $410M For Wrecking Merger
• 9th Circ. Halts Qualcomm Cert. Fight For Input On FTC Appeal
• Gun Co. Wants Suit Over Failed Pistol Venture In State Court
• NYC Hotel Group Can't Get Airbnb Financial Docs Unsealed
• Fertilizer Co. Wants $7M Arbitration Award Confirmed
• Tribe Can Roll On With BNSF Oil Shipping Suit, 9th Circ. Says
• NBA's Zion Williamson Says Ex-Agent Won't Play Ball In Suit
• 11th Circ. Upholds $2M Award In Fla. Advocates' Solar Spat
• Thompson Coburn Launches In Dallas With Eye On Growth
• Topical Cream Maker Fights Dismissal Of CBD Product Suit
• High Court Must Reject Unconstitutional La. Abortion Law
• 3 NY Contract Law Concepts In The Context Of Coronavirus
• What The Coronavirus Means For Arbitration And Mediation
• Ex-Heinz CEO's Nurse Seeks Fees Over Bankruptcy Reversal
• Insurers Nab Partial Win In $4.6M Levee Repair Coverage Suit
• Universal, Insurer Settle 'War' Coverage Fray On Eve Of Trial
• Cotton Group Supima Sues Insurer For $3M In Legal Costs
• Rival Dental Supplier Slams 2nd Arbitration Bid At High Court
• Tech Developer Says Wage Suit With Pot Co. Belongs in Calif.
• Fintech Firm Awarded $5.7M At Fla. Trade Secrets Trial​
• Construction Equipment Co. Wins $112M Against Ex-Partners
• Canadian Pot Cos. Settle Joint Venture Ownership Dispute
• Uber's Subtle Login Link Dooms Bid To Arbitrate ADA Case
• Texas Pipeline Owner Sues Over $7M In Spill Costs
• Rapaport Wants Early Win In Barstool Defamation Suit
• Gilstrap Won't Judge Global FRAND Law, But US Is Fair Game
• What Congress Misses About Universal Injunctions
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Lessons From 'Italian Summer Camp'
• 7th Circ. Lets Charter Run Fiber Over Litigant's Land
• NJ Nursing Home Wrongful Death Claims Must Be Arbitrated
• A Framework For Assessing Liability In Business Email Scams
• Marriott Escapes SC Suit For Italy Hotel Injury, 4th Circ. Rules
• Coronavirus Brings Force Majeure Claims To LNG Contracts
• Reporter Says CBS Retaliated After Red Bull Stunt Went Awry
• Investors Say Shire Tried To Spin Free Of $45M Merger Tab
• Netflix Says 'Afflicted' Subjects Signed Away Control
• Adidas Can't Dodge Former Student-Athlete's RICO Suit
• MLB Cheating Suits Could Be Test Cases For Bettors' Claims
• Gulfport Energy Can't Move Ahead With $26M Contract Row
• KeyBank Closes In On Partial Win In Payments Co. Dispute
• Comcast Tells Justices Calif. Rule Interferes With Arbitration
• Workers Aim To Close Out Tesla Contractor Visa Fraud Suit
• Ohio Judge Won't Hold CBD Seller's Funds In Weak Hemp Suit
• AT&T, Local Carrier Both Take Swipes At FCC In Rate Dispute
• Builder Loses Bid To Arbitrate $2.1B Argentine Road Dispute
• UBS Rips Into Greka's 'Last Ditch' Bid To Duck $100M Bill
• Prepare Your Law Firm Tech For Coronavirus Impact
• Nintendo Can Arbitrate Joystick Dispute But Can't Dismiss It
• Comparing The Presidential Candidates' Labor Policies: Part 1
• Atty Tips To Avoid 'Scope Creep' And Malpractice Claims
• Boeing Hit With $2M Verdict For Breaching Air Force Bid Deals
• UPDATED: Highmark Resolves Dispute Over AI Program
• Hemp Seed Seller Looks To Nix Suit Over Ruined Crop