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Commercial Contracts - April, 2020

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• NASA Supplier Covered By Trade Secret Rights, 3rd Circ. Says
• Spotify Accused Of Misleading Audio Co. To Steal Ad Software
• Southwest Pilots Union Gets Boeing Suit Sent To State Court
• Texas Panel OKs $4.2M Judgment For Insurer In Fraud Case
• Defective Hemp Seeds Cost Calif. Farm $17M, Suit Says
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Policy Provisions Bolster State Biz Interruption Laws
• Dental Co. Looks To Nix High Court Arbitration Question
• Cable Cos. Cry Foul On Request To Cancel Sports Bills
• Content In Quarantine: Copyright Best Practices For Pandemic
• Coronavirus Q&A: Akerman's Real Estate Chair
• Relief For Ginnie Mae Servicers Comes With Strings Attached
• Pandemic May Prompt Legislative Action On Court Deadlines
• Guatemala Construction Co. Says $7.5M Award Can't Be OK'd
• International Paper Cuts $125M Verdict To $15M In Invoice Suit
• Safeguarding Foreign Investments During A Pandemic
• Calif. Nursing Home Can't Arbitrate Wrongful Death Suit
• Energy Execs Say Law Firm Shouldn't Slip Investors' Suits
• 7th Circ. Revives FCA Suit So Judge Can Clarify Decision
• Southwest, Boeing Fight Pierce Bainbridge Withdrawal Bid
• Business Asks Pa. Justices To Weigh Virus Insurance Claims
• COVID-19 Crisis Clouds Future For Electricity Sector
• Hong Kong Levies First Fines For Competition Violation
• Chancery Wants More Details On Aluminum Firm Board Fight
• Bartlit Beck Slams Casino Investor's Bid To Duck $54M Award
• Pittsburgh Pizzeria Sues Insurer Over COVID-19 Denial
• Ex-Staffing Exec's NJ Whistleblower Suit Headed To Texas
• Employers Can Adapt Arbitration Pacts To Changing Needs
• How Force Majeure Differs In The US, Europe And China
• Judging A Book: Richardson Reviews 'Criminal Dissent'
• 3rd Circ. Says Arbitrator Has Dibs On Coverall Wage Claims
• Coronavirus Q&A: Blank Rome Real Estate Leader
• Seinfeld Finds Friendly Crowd In 2nd Circ. 'Comedians' Args
• 5th Circ. Backs Noncompete Despite Forfeited Stock Units
• Fla. Judge Revives Claim Against Timeshare Exit Co.
• Commerzbank's RMBS Trustee Suit Against US Bank Pared
• Recruiter Claims Baker McKenzie Stiffed It On Miami Hires
• Chancery Keeps Railroad Entities' Legal Fee Row Alive
• MLB Opens Door For Teams To Offer Ticket Refunds After Suit
• KidZania Franchisee Wants Co. Barred From Axing $3M Deal
• More Businesses Sue Insurers In Pa. Over COVID-19 Denials
• Merck Faces Trial Over Immigrant Doctor's Revoked Job
• Aviation Co. Says Parts Supplier Broke $1.1M Sale Contract
• Navigating Digitized Mortgage Processes During COVID-19
• Taking Trade Secrets Not Protected Speech, Court Says
• Fla. Beauty Salon Says Insurer Won't Cover COVID-19 Losses
• Tips For Minimizing Law Firm Liability During COVID-19
• Int'l Arbitration Continues Apace Despite Pandemic
• Merchants Request $5M Atty Fee In WorldPay Settlement
• How Investors Can Manage Asia Data Center Acquisitions
• The Perils Of Ignoring Contractual Forum Selection Clauses
• Struggling Cannabis Cos. Look To Force Majeure Amid Virus
• Calif. University Systems Latest Sued Over COVID-19 Refunds
• NJ Justices Skeptical Past Suit Bars Bank's 3rd Circ. Case
• Hollywood Agents Get Writers Guild Antitrust Claims Trimmed
• Agent Says He Beat Rival's $2.3M NFL Poaching Claims
• Vale Looks To Recover $500M Put Into Failed Mining Project
• Realogy Sues To Push Through $400M Madison Dearborn Deal
• 8th Circ. Won't Touch Jury Verdict In Wholesaler Antitrust MDL
• SXSW Fans Want Ticket Refunds After COVID-19 Cancellation
• Chancery Backs Trustee In Pharma Sale Despite 11th-Hour Bid
• Google Aims At Stock Photo Co.'s 'Conspiracy Theory' Suit
• Joint Research Considerations As Biotech Responds To Virus
• AkinMears Name Partner Called 'Shyster' In Unpaid Fees Suit
• Hyundai Can Arbitrate Claims Over Fees, NJ Panel Says
• Construction Contractors Should Assert Lien Rights Carefully
• A Proposed Technology-Assisted Review Framework
• Best Practices For Remote Corporate Actions
• AT&T, Comcast Can't Force Calif. Arbitration, High Court Told
• 9th Circ. Denials Sustain Consumer Arbitration Hurdles
• Calif. Pot Contract Suit Tossed Over Drug's Illegality
• Law Offices Win Cert. In Digital Receptionist Billing Suit
• KU Scandal Tests Game Plan For Dodging Coach Payouts
• Hemp Dryer Makers Accuse Distributor Of $30M 'Shakedown'
• Texas Justices Rethink Hearing $15M Apache Arbitration Row
• T-Mobile Hit With $14M Contract Suit Over Stolen Business
• Trading Firm's Arbitral Award Still Needs Some Clarity
• Ex-Agent Can't Duck Basketball Star's Marketing Deal Suit
• Suit Demands Air Canada Refund Flights Canceled By Virus
• Environmentally Challenged Property Foreclosures In A Crisis
• Navigating Loan Doc Implications Of Pandemic Disruption
• Pa. Polymer Co. Says Accounting Firm Never Filed Its Taxes
• The Pandemic's Impact On Pending M&A
• How Lawyers Can Find Equanimity In Crisis
• Greka Must Pay $100M Bill In UBS Suit Over Default
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Credit Suisse Wipes Out $288M Loss Over Flawed Appraisal
• Ivy League Schools Swept Up In COVID-19 Refund Suits
• Calif. Appeals Court Sides With E-Trade In $3.3B IP Row
• Victoria's Secret Owner Blasts Sycamore's 'Buyer's Remorse'
• Minn. Justices Give Utility Leeway In Rate Case
• Tyson Slams 'Retaliatory' Bid To DQ Judge Who Repped It
• Georgia's Oil Co. Prevails In Contract Fight With Frontera
• Find The Best Way To End Your Section 337 ITC Investigation
• Calif. COVID-19 Class Actions: Early Trends And Key Defenses
• Kawhi Leonard Loses 'Claw' Logo Copyright Suit Against Nike
• Courts Should Look To 3 Bar Exam Alternatives During Crisis
• Best Practices For Managing Litigation During Pandemic
• Sheppard Mullin Nabs Pepper Hamilton Construction Trio
• American Airlines Ducks Ex-Employee's Travel Pass Suit
• 9th Circ. Partly Reverses Asbestos Coverage Ruling
• Microsoft Seeks IP Suit-Ending Sanctions Against Hon Hai
• Chancery Rejects $40M Fresenius Fee Shift In Akorn Suit
• AMC Theaters Sued For $7.5M In Unpaid Rent Amid COVID-19
• Oil Co. Says Either It Owns Mineral Rights Or It's Owed $3.5M
• Billy Joel Accused Of Using Fired Contractor's Home Designs
• Laos Wants Idaho Businessman Held Liable For $3.7M Award
• Boeing Hit With $336M Suit Over Suspended 737 Max Orders
• Arkema Wants Texas MDL For Chemical Release Litigation
• Pierce Bainbridge Funder Targets Ex-Partners In Debt Chase
• Don't Arbitrate Claims NFLPA Ruined His Rep, Agent Says
• Firm's Insurer Says Letter Threatening Suit Wasn't 'Claim'
• Fla. Court Told It Needn't Help With IndiGo Row Discovery
• Contracts Clause Unlikely To Impede Biz Interruption Laws
• Pot Co. Green Growth Sued For $19M Over Canceled Merger
• Pitney Bowes Hit With Mail Equipment Market Monopoly Suit
• Hemp Co. Says Force Majeure Claim Can't Be Heard In Ky.
• Are Litigation Funding Documents Protected From Discovery?
• 7th Circ. Ruling Solidifies Circuit Split On Antitrust Standing
• Victoria's Secret Buyer Says Store Closures Sank $525M Deal
• AT&T, Staffing Co. Reach Deal In EEOC Suit Over Hijab Ban
• Chemours Appeals Arbitration Duty For DuPont Spinoff Bills
• Coronavirus Q&A: Foley & Lardner's Task Force Head
• Former XFL Commish Sues Vince McMahon Over Termination
• 9th Circ. Judge Open To Reviving Oculus IP Suit Again
• Wine Co. Investor Asks 2nd Circ. To Enforce $29M Award
• PruittHealth Wants $11M Verdict Tossed In Software Deal Spat
• Fighting State Virus-Related Insurance Coverage Mandates
• Ticket Buyers Sue MLB For COVID-19 Refunds
• Door Maker Posts $1M Bond For Injunction In Antitrust Case
• What To Expect In The Emerging Age Of Quantum Computing
• Calif. Ruling Should Ease Cross-Border Business Concerns
• Downturn Holds Challenges, Opportunities For LNG Cos.
• How COVID-19 Might Uproot Centuries Of Litigation Traditions
• Nabors Keeps $2.2M Win Over Delayed Drilling Equipment
• How Courts May Handle Real Estate Force Majeure Suits
• Defending Against Nonperformance Of Life Science Contracts
• Travelers Sues Geragos Law Firm In Virus Coverage Dispute
• Chancellor Rips Critics Of Pharma Sale As 'Incredibly Naive'
• Pullman Not Bound By Exxon, DuPont Cleanup Pact
• Panamanian Media Co. Fights Imax Bid To Nix LatAm Awards
• Jewelry Co. Says Virus No Reason Not To Arbitrate Dispute
• High Court Won't Touch $3.3M Barge Injury Fight
• Starbucks Says Bodum Broke Deal In French Press Suit
• Humana Keeps Win In Ill. Hospital Reimbursement Fight
• Army Corps Says Ark. Housing Project Raises Flood Risk
• Price-Gouging Or Normal Market Functioning Amid COVID-19?
• Tips For Commercial Mortgage Borrowers Affected By COVID
• Texas Oil & Gas Operators Face Partner Co-Tenancy Risk
• Consider Legal Ramifications Before Recording Video Calls
• Pub Says Erie Owes Pa. Restaurants COVID-19 Coverage
• Jeweler Gets Go-Ahead To Sue Firestar Over License Deal
• Virus Coverage Prospects Are Bright For Ind. Policyholders
• Unintended Potential For Disaster In Gov't Economic Lifelines
• Byron Allen's Studio Hits Nielsen With $30M Contract Suit
• 'Excessive' Robins Kaplan Fee Bid Slashed In Covidien Case
• High Court Won't Hear Rams Relocation Row
• Rosneft Unit Says Don't Revive $70M Award Fight
• Payments Co. Rips Rival's Retrial Bid In Trade Secrets Case
• Amazon Wants Cuban Charcoal Trafficking Suit Tossed Again
• WeWork Can't Get Quick Chancery Trial In $3B SoftBank Case
• 6 Insurers Hit With Class Suits Over COVID-19 Coverage
• Think Twice Before Using Deal Counsel As Litigation Counsel
• Texas Justices Tell Courts To Take Final Orders At Face Value
• Delphi Deal Dispute Raises COVID-Related M&A Questions
• What To Know About NJ's Remote Notarization Law
• Investors Should Resist 'Giveback Inflation' In Partnerships
• Guatemalan Builder Can't Escape $7.5M Power Award
• Real Estate Deals Are Still Possible, But Read The Fine Print
• CMS Energy Scores Preliminary OK On $15M Price-Fixing Deal
• 3 Tips For Deposing Difficult Witnesses Remotely
• Contract Performance During Pandemic: Lessons From 1918
• No New Trial For AIG In $6M Settlement Coverage Suit
• Zion Williamson Was At Duke When Talks Began, Suit Says
• Oil And Gas Shut-Ins Risk Royalty Litigation
• Akerman Expands NC Office With Tax, Litigation Lawyers
• Frontier Communications Says Ch. 11 Puts Lawsuit On Hold
• 10 Ways In-House IP Counsel Can Get Ahead Amid Quarantine
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Atty Who Depantsed At Court Security Check Fights DQ Bid
• Texas Panel Undoes $14K Atty Fee For Extension Request
• 'Cannabis King' Hits Back At Investors in $17M Lawsuit
• 6th Circ. Signs Off On $12M Cut To HarperCollins Verdict
• Fertilizer Co. Seeks Docs For €6.2M Award Enforcement
• Pa. Court OKs Nursing Home Arbitration Pact In Injury Case
• Gas Storage Cos. To Challenge Nixed Discovery Bids
• Jeld-Wen Says Rival's New Antitrust Suit Just A Contract Fight
• Megan Thee Stallion Keeps Fight With Label Out Of Arbitration
• Aussie Dairy Co. Again Wins Rights To Kraft Peanut Butter IP
• Tips For Schools Handling Title IX Cases During Pandemic
• Texas Panel Says Signature Not Needed To Compel Arbitration
• $18.5M Wells Fargo Foreclosure Deal Gets Initial Nod
• Crisis-Era RMBS Investors Dispute US Bank's 'Champerty' Win
• Restructuring Commercial Real Estate Leases During COVID
• Berkshire Hathaway Unit Wins €643M In Fight With Pipe Maker
• Fla. Lawyers Sued For Real Estate Deal Racketeering
• 7th Circ. Seeks More Info In Fed Judiciary Insurance Row
• Celadon Urged To Mediate $6.2M Receivables Fight In Ch. 11
• Fla. Attys Can't Ditch $8M Malpractice Suit, Ex-Client Says
• 3rd Circ. Says Cabela's Can't Enforce Proprietary Info Deals
• Concert Co. Can't Use COVID-19 To Pause $2M Contract Case
• Houston Atty Says Ex-Client Didn't Pay Him After $4.7M Win
• Investor Demands MedMen Execs' Homes Over Troubled Loan
• Condo Developer Owes Liberty $1M For Building Defect Deal
• Emerging Trends In COVID-Related Commercial Litigation
• Cos. Should Not Illegally Profit From Our Pandemic Pain
• New Jersey's Plan For 2020 Law Grads Is Brilliant
• NBA Bounces Suit Claiming It Stole Fan's Prediction App
• Health Hires: Jones Day, Wilson Sonsini, King & Spalding
• The Future Of Force Majeure In Employment Contracts
• Pa. Justices To Mull Driller's Inactivity In Gas Lease Fight
• Rent Relief Approaches To Consider
• Okla. Tribe Fights Calif. Co.'s Bid To Nix $14.6M RICO Suit
• Ex-Kansas Coach Can't Land Quick Win In $3M Contract Row
• ConocoPhillips Wants $33M Venezuela Award OK'd ASAP
• E-Trade Fights Rival's Bid For Do-Over In $3.3B IP Row
• 4 Force Majeure Tips For Real Estate Lawyers Amid Pandemic
• Union Pact Key To Venue Args In Southwest Pilots' Max Suit
• NBA Agent Says Agency Took Commissions Without Deal
• 11th Circ. OKs CBD Supplier's $4M Arbitration Award
• 5th Circ. Attys Should Be Ready To File For Removal In A Snap
• Age Bias Ruling May Usher Stronger Civil Rights Protections
• Managing E-Discovery Providers In Times Of Crisis
• Planning For Calif. Privacy Law Compliance Amid Uncertainty
• Witness Preparation Tips For Your Next Video Deposition
• Key Concerns For Wind Projects During COVID-19: Part 2
• Pot Grower Can't Seek $5.4M In Lost Profits From Builder
• Robinhood Users Get Service Outage Suit Moved To Calif.
• How To Mollify Auditor Doubts Over A Co.'s Viability
• How IP Lawyers Can Work Strategically During Pandemic
• Dentons, Guinea Settle $10.2M Fee Fight Over Mining Project
• Del. Judge Denies German Energy Storage Co.'s Doc Request
• Sports Leagues Courting Trouble Without COVID-19 Refunds
• Watch Retailer Fights Swiss Arbitration Bid In Franchise Fight
• Nurses Sue For Refund After Virus Halts Convention At Sea
• Texas Hospital Dodges Doc's $19M Antitrust Suit
• Aerotek Defends Electronic Signatures In Arbitration Bid
• Armstrong Teasdale Nabs Former Payless Employment Atty
• Google 'Guides' Seek Class Cert. Over Drive Storage Promise
• How Borrowers Can Respond To The Real Estate Downturn
• NY Contractor Must Face Supermarket Work Suits In NJ
• 6 Ways Coronavirus May Impact Business Litigation
• Jeld-Wen Must Supply Rival Door Maker With Key Parts
• Use Of AI To Treat COVID-19 Shows Novel Inventorship Issues
• Key Concerns For Wind Projects During COVID-19: Part 1
• Wynn Casino Wants Out Of $10M Eviction Scheme Suit
• Law Firm Wants Judge DQ'd Over His Work For Tyson Foods
• In Defense Of Virtual Mediation
• Expect More Malpractice Claims After COVID-Fueled Slump
• Investor Says 'Cannabis King' Ran Off With Millions
• Semiconductor Co. Keeps $1.3M Win Against Ex-Tax Director
• Shell Unit In Malaysia Awarded $340M In Floating Rig Fight
• Russian Ex-Lawmaker In Contempt In $93M Fight, Court Told
• US Gov't Should Replace US Olympic Committee
• Hitachi Can't Escape BB&T's Suit Over Online Banking Outage
• Holding Co. For CBD Firm Wants Suit Over $10M Loan Tossed
• Pa. Developer Demands Refund On Riverfront Project
• M&A Disclosure Schedule Carveouts Amid Global Pandemic
• Kinder Morgan-Owned Pipelines Want $14M In Unpaid Bills
• Senior Services Must Continue During COVID-19 Despite Feud
• Jailed Pharma Exec Claiming COVID-19 Risk Denied Release
• A Call To Action For The Coming Insurance Litigation Siege
• How A Small Law Firm Adapts To Remote Work
• Don't Just Delay The Bar Exam — Cancel It Forever
• Oxy Hit With $1.7M Suit Over Intersected Texas Well
• Travelers Sue Mexican Airline Over Denied COVID-19 Refunds
• Daiichi Says Court Should Decide Drug Patent Fight Venue
• 6th. Circ. Says Pilot Can't Send OT Case To Arbitration
• NJ Panel Kills Enviro Business' Award In Asbestos Job Suit
• Judge Upholds Arbitrator's Ruling In Cannabis Worker Dispute
• 'Travel Apartment' Co. Can't Oust Pa. Tenants Over Outbreak
• Chinese Outdoor Goods Maker's $1.1M Award Confirmed
• Students Say U Of Miami, Drexel Should Refund Tuition Fees
• France Requiring Google To Negotiate Pay For News Content
• SC Utility Ends $7M Insurance Dispute Over Pipeline Repairs
• Utility Co. Accused Of Using COVID-19 As 'Pretext' To Ax Deal
• Texans Hit Bloomberg 2020 Campaign With Fraud Claims
• Singapore Court Sends $170M Debt Dispute To Arbitration
• Biz Group Wants Justices To Tackle NFL 'Sunday Ticket' Suit
• Ex-Zimmer Exec's Discharge Claim Cut From Sex Bias Case
• Real Estate Investment Co. Accused Of Misusing $3M
• Don't Forget Firm Culture When Adapting To Remote Work
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Nixon Peabody Beats Sanctions Bid Claiming Docs 'Scheme'
• Barstool Says Insults Thrown At Rapaport Not Defamatory
• Crowded Docket Didn't Justify Forum Shift, 7th Circ. Hears
• 5th Circ. Says Emerson Not Liable For $8M Turbine Damage
• 4 Lingering Real Estate Questions After $2T COVID Stimulus
• Bid Rigging Harmed Business Deal, $44M Suit Claims
• Pandemic May Spur Better Protection For Auto Supply Chains
• 1st Circ. Backs NuVasive's Noncompete With Ex-Sales Rep
• Cerner Corp. Tries To Push ERISA Suit Into Arbitration
• Coal Magnate Can't Escape Fraud Claims In $48M Award Fight
• How To Handle No-Cut Employment Contracts In Hard Times
• Nuance Can't Shake Hospital's Bid To Recover Breach Losses
• Hemp Store Deal Too Hazy To Sway Ownership Dispute
• Cahill Gordon Suspends 2020 Summer Associate Program
• Post Malone's 'Circles' Co-Writer Wants Song Credit, Royalties
• Robinhood Users Add Gross Negligence Claim To Outage Suit
• Medical Pot Co. Hit With Suit Over $5M Stock Contract
• News Corp., Insignia Antitrust Suit Moves Forward
• 5th Circ. Says Arbitration Group Not On Hook For $12M Tab
• Consol Can't Rescind Gender Bias Deal After Notifying Court
• Texas Home Rental Co. Keeps Win In Toxic Mold Suit
• Client's New Firm Not Liable For Old Atty's Share Of Fees
• Airbus Dodges Sex Bias Suit Over Severance Packages
• Pa. Court Axes 'Attys' Eyes Only' Status In Privilege Fights
• Texas Atty Must Still Face Client's Defamation Counterclaims
• How State Price-Gouging Laws Apply To Wholesalers
• Chancery Bars Port Owner From Blocking Gas Tank Access
• Oil And Gas Cos. Must Prepare For Counterparty Bankruptcies
• Anticipating The Pandemic's Impact On Retail Leases
• WeWork Committee Sues SoftBank For Nixed $3B Share Buy
• Conducting Court Hearings Remotely: 12 Considerations
• Pastor Sampled By Kanye West Hits Record Label With IP Suit
• Fla. Scuba Shop Sues Over COVID-19 Insurance Coverage
• 5th Circ. Affirms OK Of $147M Oil Development Award
• Clinic Says ED Treatment Co. Blocking Competition
• Wilmington Port Hit With Chancery Suit Over Gas Tank Access
• BladeRoom Attys Awarded Bulk Of $24.5M Sought In IP Row
• Chancery Sets Short Sale Fuse For Troubled Drug Company
• Firm Cost-Cutting Has GCs Watchful But Not Worried — Yet
• NM High Court Says Nursing Home Can't Arbitrate Death Suit
• McKinsey Trial In Westmoreland Case To Remain On Hold
• UMG Scores Big Win In Suit Over Tapes Destroyed In Fire
• Pa. Panel Says Ballard Spahr Can Arbitrate Malpractice Case
• Tribe Members Still Can't Escape RICO Claims In $5.4M Suit
• DOJ OKs Medical Supply Partnership For COVID-19 Response
• Dollar Tree Inks $2.5M Deal Over Wage, Timekeeping Practices
• High Court Grounds Pilot Fired Over Failed Alcohol Tests
• Asserting RAND Defenses At The ITC: 3 Common Pitfalls
• The Era Of Video Mediation Is Here — Or Is It?
• COVID-19 Highlights BigLaw Need For Emotional Intelligence
• Designer Says Pure Spectrum CBD Stole Branding IP
• Split 6th Circ. Says Honeywell Doesn't Owe Retirees Benefits
• Payments Co. Seeks Retrial Citing Confused Jury
• 4th Circ. Kicks PWC Consultant's Bias Case To Arbitration
• Co. Accused Of Infringing Fracking IP Ends Up With $40M Win
• StubHub Sued For Refunds For Coronavirus-Canceled Events
• New Trial For Ericsson After Fed. Circ. 'Unravels' FRAND Rate
• Ex-Hospital Owner Sanctioned For Holding Info In Clinic Fight
• Chancery Finds Fraud In Cancer Drug Firm's Spinoff Deal
• Justices Asked To Clarify Gateway Arbitration Question
• Texas Justices To Hear Insurer's Bid To End Settlement Suit
• PennEnergy Says Judge Has No Conflict In Gas Lease Suits
• Olympics Delay Could Scramble Sponsorship Deals, Attys Say
• Coronavirus Q&A: O'Melveny's Health Practice Chair
• Fla. Atty Sanctioned In Wyndham Timeshare Exit Scheme Suit
• Exxon Unit Wins Bid To Arbitrate Gas Field Row With Investors
• FTC Should Leave Regulation Of Noncompetes To States
• Chesapeake Royalty Suit Is Time-Barred, 6th Circ. Says
• Steel Co. Says It's Owed $22M After Joint Venture Corroded
• Judicial Shaming Of Attys Is Troubling Even During Pandemic
• Environmental Compliance Essentials During The Pandemic
• What It's Like To Join A Law Firm In The COVID-19 Era
• Don't Be Social Media Distancing: LinkedIn Tips For Lawyers
• 'Prompt Pay' For Construction May Still Apply Amid COVID-19
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• What Attys Must Know About The Push For Texas Drilling Cuts
• CEO Must Testify In Chancery On Firm's 'Reprehensible' Acts
• Weinstein Suit's Bankruptcy Link Ties It To SDNY, Court Told
• Calif. Supreme Court Revives Suit Over $414M Chinese Award
• Federal Law Stops Pot Investor From Recovering $4.7M Loans
• Generator Co.'s Fight Over $2.4M Arbitral Award Reopened
• O'Melveny Escapes Bankruptcy Claims After Arbitration Win
• Level Solar Principal Says Faber Secretly Entrenched CEO
• 2nd Circ. Lets Solar Installer Out Of $1.3M Arbitration Result
• Kroger Sued For Dipping Out Of Lucky's Market Investment
• Animal CBD Dealer Sued For Shorting Supplier On $6M Deal
• Cinema Owner Says Mexican Co. Used COVID-19 To Slip Sale
• Justices' Citgo Ruling Offers Shippers Contractual Clarity
• Tips For Executing Contracts Electronically Amid Pandemic
• Remote Depositions: Coming To A Home Office Near You
• Revisiting Franchise Agreements In Light Of COVID-19
• PE Firm Hit With Delaware Chancery Suit Over Stalled Deal
• Litigation Funder Blasts Atty's Bid To Skirt $6M Loan
• Ways Lawyers Can Support The Most Vulnerable Right Now
• Bed Bath & Beyond Says Virus Can't Stop 1-800-Flowers Deal
• Fla. Construction Industry Faces Unique COVID-19 Challenges
• Loan Servicer Delays Seizing Rent From Pittsburgh Mall
• Congress Must Bolster Bias Remedies After Comcast Ruling
• Wells Fargo Agrees To Pay $18.5M To End Mortgage Claims
• Adidas Emails Won't Help Apparel Co. In Contract Row
• What COVID-19 Means For Calif. Real Estate And Use Permits
• Telehealth During COVID-19: New Rules And Considerations
• Confronting The Challenges Of Virtual Mediation
• Driller Says Staffing Service's Inept Workers Made $1M Error
• Agent Sues NFL Player Over Unpaid Loans, Lucrative Deals
• Remote Notarization Bill Will Help Save The Economy