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Commercial Contracts - May, 2020

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• Pierce Bainbridge Calls Interim Class Lead Bid Premature
• Race Co. Can't Escape Suit Over 'Worthless' Insurance
• U.S. Bank Fights Commerzbank's Redo Bid In RMBS Suit
• 'Storage Wars' Star Loses Fight Over Public Storage Bounty
• AdventHealth Sues Attorney Over Failed $57.5M Masks Deal
• Texas Justices To Consider Royalty Clause Dispute
• DOJ, Doormaker Defend Private Tie-Up Challenges At 4th Circ.
• Columbia Care Accused Of Plot To Steal Fla. Pot License
• Avoiding Inadvertent Privilege Waivers In E-Communications
• Entertainment Cos. May Not Be Insured For Pandemics
• 5 Tips For Drafting Effective Legal Billing Guidelines
• Hotel Biz Can't Upend $296M Award In Casino Contract Fight
• Pet Products Maker Accused of Monopolizing Online Market
• Strategies For Managing Calif. Litigation As Courts Reopen
• Lye Makers Want Out Of National Consolidated Antitrust Suit
• Farmers Want To Delay Peanut Price-Fix Trial Over COVID-19
• 9th Circ. Urged To Rethink Asbestos Coverage Reversal
• Energy Co. Says It Hasn't Seen $63M Award 5th Circ. Upheld
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Zion Williamson Says NCAA Eligibility Not Relevant To Suit
• Nev. Officials Probe MedMen Exec's Campaign Contributions
• Dartmouth Latest Ivy Sued Over Tuition Amid COVID-19
• Newspaper Union Says Arbitrator, NLRB Ruling Not In Conflict
• Pa. Mall Lender Says COVID-19 No Escape From Rent Seizure
• Anadarko Can't Duck Wyoming Landowners' Antitrust Suit Yet
• Damages Analysis Tossed From BNY Mellon RBMS Action
• 11th Circ. OKs Awards In Imax Fight With Panamanian Co.
• Reopening Sports Venues To Fans Poses Legal Hurdles
• Indian Generic Pharma Co. Can't Get $500M Award Nixed
• Don't Cancel Your Summer Associate Programs
• Philly Firm Sues Insurer Over COVID-19 Losses
• Bondholder Seeks To Force Venezuelan Oil Co. To Pay $132M
• Tribal Power Co. Says Cryptocurrency Miner Owes $3.7M
• Power Plant Co. Can't Nix All Claims In $24M Asbestos Row
• NJ Justices Revive Class Action Over Gym 'Initiation Fee'
• WilmerHale, Toyota Agency Posted Sealed Info, Loses Gag Bid
• WeWork Committee Dealt Blow To Control Over SoftBank Suit
• Pierce Bainbridge Founder Cops To New $4M Unpaid Debt
• Split 8th Circ. Revives CRST's Driver Recruitment Dispute
• 5th Circ. Says Lufthansa Worker Must Arbitrate Race Bias Suit
• Pa. Law Firm Faces Claims 'Carelessness' Caused 401(k) Theft
• Clear Channel, SF Mayor Beat Suit Over Nixed Billboards
• Ultra Music Festival Sued For Denying COVID-19 Refunds
• July Too Soon For $165M Petrobras Jury Trial, 5th Circ. Told
• Oil Field Service Co. Says Claims It Overbilled $2.4M Are Weak
• 5 Ways To Reduce Post-Pandemic Legal Malpractice Exposure
• Chesapeake To Pay $6M For Late Royalty Payouts In Okla.
• Pa. Justices Probe Power Gap Between Drillers, Landowners
• Top 10 Employment And Benefit Issues In Bankruptcy Cases
• Hemp Farm Says $9M Contract Fight Belongs In Ky.
• Loyola Sued For Tuition Refunds After COVID-19 Closures
• FTC Continues To Zero In On Problematic M&A Noncompetes
• Citgo Sues Vendor For Role In Venezuelan Bribe Scheme
• Chase Customers Try To Seal $2.5M Crypto Fee Settlement
• All-Star Gym Hits Cheerleading Org With Antitrust Suit
• Pfizer, Mylan Can't Quickly Appeal EpiPen RICO Class Cert.
• WilmerHale, Toyota Agent Told Extortion Claim Is 'Overstated'
• Dish Subscriber Urges 11th Circ. To Revive TCPA Claims
• Singapore Fertilizer Co. Gets OK Of $7M Arbitral Award
• Okla. Oil Co. Says It Doesn't Owe $3.5M In Drilling Fight
• Bank Sued Over $900M Securitization Deal Disrupted By Virus
• Oil Co. Says It Can Keep Payments For Well Constructions
• Digital Receptionists Say Firm Can't Cut Access To Customers
• Pittsburgh Restaurant Accused Of Using Virus To Break Lease
• Billionaire Claims Vale Knew Guinea Mining Deal Was Corrupt
• Ex-Pierce Atty Says Colleague Lied In Boeing Max 8 Hearing
• Gas Storage Cos. Want $4M For Pipe Collapse
• Immigrant Doctor Says Merck Can't Nix Suit Over Revoked Job
• COVID-19, Contango And Energy's New Economic Reality
• Credibility Concerns About Virtual Arbitration Are Unfounded
• A Texas Case Could Put Electronic Agreements In Jeopardy
• Centennial Wants $10M For Failed $150M Saltwater Well Deal
• NY Ruling Highlights Limits To Employee Noncompetes
• High Court Won't Mull Waiver In Painter's Ch. 11 Contract Row
• Landlord Says Jenner & Block Owes $3.7M In Unpaid Rent
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Courts Divided On Getting IP To Trial
• Akorn Gets OK To Tap Into $30M Ch. 11 Funds
• CBD Trade Secret Suit Axed Over Hemp Co.'s Lack Of Counsel
• Caprock Midstream Hit With $9.5M Suit Over Merger Deal
• NJ Co. Asks To Move Texas Hotel Fraud Suit To Fed Court
• Ex-GE Workers Accused Of Forgery In Angola Energy Deals
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• A Lawyer's Guide To Client Service Continuity Planning
• Tech Co. Won't Get Costs Following Arbitrator DQ Bid
• 2nd Circ. Asked To Rethink Seinfeld Ruling After Everly Bros.
• Pot Co. Wants Fees After $1.8M Judgment In Credit Card Suit
• Pa. Home Security Co. Ducks Fraud Claims At 3rd Circ.
• Madonna Fans Sue After Star's 'Tantrum' Ended Miami Concert
• 6th Circ. Backs Chesapeake Win In Landowners' Royalties Suit
• Virus May Derail Trial On Buchanan Ingersoll's $1M Fee Claim
• Fla. Hotel Can Sue Tutor Perini For Allegedly Shoddy Work
• Mich. Man Says Court Fudged Ruling In JPMorgan Debt Feud
• Lessons On Trade Secret Claims From Possessor, Not Owner
• A Primer On Foreign Judgment Enforcement In Canada
• Personal Injury Firm Wants Out Of Ex-Partner's TM Suit
• Chinese Co. Seeks 9th Circ. Undo Of 'Frankenstein' Award
• Virtual Meetings Could Be Fertile Ground For Legal Discovery
• How Courts May Interpret COVID-19 Waivers Of Liability
• $5.8M Punitives For Lemon Ferrari? 8th Circ. Says Not So Fast
• $7M Oral Settlement In Contract Row Stands At NJ Court
• Contractor Says Financing Co. Helped Clients Skip Payments
• Funding Considerations Amid COVID-19 Liquidity Crunch
• Akorn Heads Into Ch. 11 For Sale With More Than $1B In Debt
• Lenovo 'Cut-And-Pasted' Source Code, Software Co. Says
• Tribes Say Chemical Co. Twisting Facts In Permit Appeal
• German Pipe Co. Says $700M Award Must Be Nixed
• Chinese Restaurant Co. Asks To Take Condo For $142M Award
• Legal Service Firm Drops COVID-19 Loss Suit Against Insurer
• Levi & Korsinsky, Rosen Fight To Lead Tilray Shareholder Suit
• Natural Gas Co. Sues For Coverage After Pa. Injury Claim
• 7 Tips On Using Data To Improve Corporate IP Amid Slowdown
• Auto Parts Manufacturer Says $70M Suit Must Be Arbitrated
• Contingent Fees A Great Option For Cos. During Downturn
• The Role Of Remote Mediation After The Crisis Is Over
• Harvard Latest To Be Hit With COVID-19 Tuition Suit
• Oilfield Chemical Co. Seeks $1.3M For Mixing Plants
• Investors Can't Show They Were Tricked Into Risky Oil Venture
• Fed. Judge Remands COVID-19 Coverage Case To State Court
• 7 Steps To Romancing The Virtual Classroom
• GenCanna Bankruptcy Judge Signs Off On $77M Sale
• Arbitrator Right To Dissolve Pot Partnership Forged In Fraud
• Nike Denied Full Win In Kawhi Leonard Logo IP Fight
• GOP Lawmakers Say Georgia Stifling US Business Interests
• DirecTV Goes Dark In Venezuela As AT&T Torn Over Sanctions
• 11th Circ. Undoes Benihana's Atty Fee Award In Lease Dispute
• Jiffy Lube Looks To Trim No-Poach Suit Again
• Gibson Dunn Adds Litigation Group To Hong Kong Office
• Connected Products, Disappearing Features
• College Refund Suits Raise Complex Tuition Questions
• 5 Tips For Emergency Relief Petitions During COVID-19
• Role For COVID-19 Liability Waivers In Employment Is Limited
• Revisiting The Benefits Of An Efficient Contract Breach
• Key Return-To-Work Considerations For Law Firms
• 3 Approaches To IP Valuation For Pandemic Recovery
• Landowners Score Class Cert. In Pa. Gas Royalty Suit
• L'Oreal Can't Sue Makeup Makers In NJ Over Alleged Defects
• Mylan Pushes For Mediation In EpiPen Antitrust Suit
• Energy Exec Says $2.5M Settlement Wasn't Binding
• 3 Types Of Suits Airlines Are Bracing For Post-Pandemic
• Landlord Says Steakhouse Skipped Bill On Pittsburgh Lease
• WeWork's SoftBank Fight Put On Path To 2021 Chancery Trial
• Total E&P Says It Doesn't Owe $41M To Gulf Drilling Partner
• Chancery Sees No Bias Caused By Bouchard In Meso Suit
• Litigating Lending Agreements During And After Pandemic
• FAA Defends Grounding Of Abandoned Newark Flight Slots
• A Creative Solution For Teaching Local Practice In Law School
• Student Lender Says It Hasn't Suspended Rate Cuts
• Judge Says Airline 'Exit Fee' Class Should Be Decertified
• A More Commercial Paradigm For M&A Agreements
• Pet CBD Seller Says Defective Products Scuttled $6M Deal
• EU Treaty Proposal Constricts Rights Of Energy Investors
• Key Issues In Pandemic-Induced Contract Disputes
• Student Sues Carnegie Mellon For COVID-19 Tuition Refund
• Avis Must Face Class Claims Over Rental Charges At 3rd Circ.
• Kate Spade Parent Co.'s Atty Ducks DQ Bid In Breach Suit
• Nat'l Collegiate Owner Blames 'Bad Actors' In Chancery Suit
• Mining Co. Tells 9th Circ. $1.8M Award Ignores No Written Deal
• Gulfport Wants Gas Royalty Costs Arbitral Award Confirmed
• 4th Circ. Affirms Dealership's $4.3M Trial Win Against Insurer
• Texas Contractor Says Microsoft Owes $34M For Data Center
• DOJ Gets Time In Doormaker's 4th Circ. Divestiture Battle
• Legal Service Firm Sues Insurer Over COVID-19 Closure Loss
• Making Law Firm Panels Work For The Cost-Conscious GC
• Remote Notarization Is A New Virtual Frontier For Mass.
• Peanut Giants Lose Bid To Dismiss Price-Fixing Suit
• US Bank Says Rehashed 'Champerty' Stance Won't Save Suit
• Ex-Shook Hardy Trial Lawyer Joins Eckert Seamans In Pa.
• Texas Justices Say 'Anti-Washout' Clause Can't Save Rights
• Health Hires: Polsinelli, DLA Piper, Eckert Seamans
• 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Services Face Increased Calif. Regulation
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Live Nation Can't Duck Singer's $25M Suit Over Country Fest
• Pharma Co. Must Face Fraud, Trade Secret Claims In Drug Suit
• Google Fights Bids To Revive Click-Fraud Suits At 9th Circ.
• Rolls-Royce Wants Jet Fan Blade Suit Clipped
• Trump Administration Threatens Veto Of Dems' $3T Relief Bill
• UCann's CBD Health Claims Must End Ch. 11, Creditor Says
• Chancery Rules Out Fast Trial Over Busted AmEx Global Deal
• Pot Banker Says Client Can't Bring $3M Suit In Federal Court
• Pa. Justices Won't Fast-Track COVID-19 Insurance Suits
• Uber Fights Disability Bias Suit Over Wheelchairs At 9th Circ.
• Pandemic Presents Teamwork Test For Law Firms
• Solo Litigator Can't End Ex-Client's 'Malicious' Review Fight
• Sheikh Heirs Say $18B Oil Fields Award Can Be Enforced
• Injury Firm Defends Claim To $2.1M Whistleblower Atty Fee
• Vince McMahon Fights Ex-XFL Commish's Suit Over Firing
• Split Fed. Circ. Spars Over Standing In $4.5M Printing IP Suit
• Zion Williamson Was Never NCAA Eligible, Ex-Agent Says
• Atty Faces Skepticism In Fees Challenge Against Ex-Partner
• Hemp Extractor Says Supplier Can't Claim CBD Oil Yet
• United Worker Says Unpaid Days Violate $5B Payroll Relief
• Hertz Wants $56M Back From Ex-GC, 'Domineering' Ex-CEO
• Judge Slams Andrus Wagstaff's Bid To Dodge Mesh Fee Share
• 8th Circ. Blocking Customer Division Claims, Grocers Say
• Ex-US Rep. Broke $50M Deal With Venezuela Oil Co., Suit Says
• Quinn Emanuel Can Seek Fees After Failed Uzbekistan Claim
• COVID-19 Is Unlikely To Remove Commercial Rent Obligations
• Casino Mogul Says $54M Bartlit Beck Award Must Be Nixed
• 2 Key NY Law Considerations For COVID-19 Contract Disputes
• 8 Tips For Retaining An Expert During COVID-19 And Beyond
• Comparing Force Majeure In New York And Italy
• Mitigating Class Action Exposure From COVID-19 Disruptions
• Tribe Says Virus Crippled Ability To Fight Casino Loan Suit
• Public Injunctive Relief Vs. Arbitration: An Ongoing Debate
• 9th Circ. Revives Suit Over Coachella Noncompetes
• Pot Biz Too Late To Stop Arbitration In New England Turf War
• NY Judge Calls Out Google's 'Chutzbah' In Sanctions Order
• DOJ Seeks Time In Doormaker's 4th Circ. Divestiture Battle
• Veeva Escapes IQVIA's Suit Over Noncompetes
• BNY Mellon Says It Had No Duty To Foundation In Settlement
• What It's Like To Move From Army JAG To BigLaw
• Hardware Co. Must Arbitrate Malpractice Claim Against Firm
• Pharma Supply Agreement Considerations During COVID-19
• Navigating Loan Doc E-Signatures Under The CARES Act
• Real Estate Co. Slams Vale Claims In $500M Mining JV Fight
• Solutions For Commercial Tenants Facing Rent Challenges
• Pitt Students Sue University Over COVID-19 Refunds
• Siemens Unit Fights Saudi Co.'s $53M Commission Demand
• Tips For Managing Relationships With Distressed Companies
• Boeing Can't Nix Maintenance Co.'s $2M Jury Trial Win
• Suit Over AOL-Verizon Deal Expert's 'Grudge' Survives In Del.
• WeWork Committee Fights For Control Of $3B SoftBank Suit
• Amazon Beats Claim It Trafficked In Cuban Property
• Frankfurt Energy Co. Loses Docs Fight In 2nd Circ.
• Diamond Resorts Wants Timeshare-Exit Mailer Declared False
• Manatt Attys Accused Of Helping Insurer Duck Claims
• Farm Supplier Demands $810M For Failed Hemp Seed Deal
• Judge Losing Patience With Security Provider In Union Fight
• Debt Collector Wins 2nd Bid To Arbitrate Credit Card Suit
• $15M Mexican Real Estate Fraud Suit Revived In US Court
• 4th Circ. Upholds Arbitration Award In $4M Hotel Dispute
• Farm Says GenCanna's $75M Bankruptcy Sale Ignores Debt
• How Law Firms Can Maximize COVID-19 Insurance Coverage
• Waste Biz 'Smash My Trash' Hits Rival With Trade Secrets Suit
• Would California's Foreclosure Moratorium Be Enforceable?
• NY Judge Reluctantly Voids Sears Lease Decision
• Protecting Privilege When Communicating With Contractors
• Litigation Alternatives For COVID-19 Hospitality Disputes
• Texas Crude Oil Biz Accused Of 'Poisonous' Deliveries
• E-Trade Case Clarifies Calif. Trade Secret Royalty Framework
• Martha's Vineyard Artist Must Catalog Works In Porn IP Case
• Takeaways From China's Antitrust Probe Of Music Industry
• Calif. Pot Biz Sees $3.7M In Assets Frozen In Termination Row
• Chancery Orders Fast Track For Fraud-Tainted Hotel Sales
• No Quick Trial On Suit To Enforce $400M Realogy-SIRVA Deal
• Atty Urges Consolidation Of Yearslong Fla. Real Estate Suit
• Battery Co. Hit With Discovery Sanctions In $100M IP Fight
• Ashley Judd Takes Weinstein Harassment Claim To 9th Circ.
• 5th Circ. Affirms Insurers Not On Hook For $5.6M Verdict
• Tribe's Gambling Arm Wants Out Of Casino Contracts Row
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: USPTO Gets Busy, Zoom Trial Begins
• How Some States Are Slowing Commercial Property Evictions
• A Musical Solution For Negotiating Wireless FRAND Rates
• Virtual Caucuses Can Improve The Mediation Process
• Socially Distancing Your Brand From Rogue Influencers
• Will.i.am's Co. Ordered To Pay Costs Award To Tech Investors
• Lessons From The Failed ETE-Williams Merger
• Apotex Seeks To Revive Hospira Unfair Competition Fight
• Business Divorce In The Time Of COVID-19
• Antitrust Pitfalls For Suppliers In A Constrained Market
• Snow Remover Cleared From Covering Mall In Injury Suit
• Inside 2 Strategies For Schools Hit With Refund Class Actions
• Sephora Settles Virus Furloughs Dispute With JCPenney
• Japanese Electronics Suppliers Want Out Of Antitrust Suit
• 3rd Circ. Says Price For Pa. Pipeline Easement Set Too High
• Chancery Wants Student Loan Trust Fee Feud Resolved Fast
• High Court Urged To Let Judges, Not Juries, Set FRAND Rate
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Ill. Auto Parts Maker Says It Isn't Infringing GM's Patents
• Indian Banks Say Essar Settlement Doesn't Have Their OK
• Horde Of Law Firms Vie To Lead Tilray Shareholder Suit
• Texas Bank Seeks Redo In $62M Winstead Malpractice Suit
• Franchisee Stops KidZania Theme Parks From Ending Deal
• Wells Fargo's $83M Film Fraud Arbitration Award Confirmed
• Keeping Texas Leases Alive When Oil Wells Aren't Producing
• A Look At China's Version Of The US Defense Production Act
• How Licensing Affects Patent Damages Apportionment: Part 2
• What All Attorneys Can Learn From Female Rainmakers
• 5 Pointers For Landlords Facing Tenant Bankruptcies
• M&A Ordinary Course Covenants Amid Extraordinary Times
• Snell & Wilmer Faces Another DQ Bid In EB-5 Project Row
• WeWork Customers Demand Halt To Fees During COVID-19
• Understanding Foreign Franchisee/Licensee Corruption Risks
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Seinfeld Beats 'Comedians In Cars' Suit At 2nd. Circ.
• Beyond Force Majeure: What Real Estate Attys Should Know
• Gap Sued Over Unpaid NYC Rent Amid COVID-19 Retail Woes
• Union Pact Blocks Ex-School Workers' Suit, 3rd Circ. Says
• Firm Wants FINRA Award Nixed After 'Inattentive' Zoom Panel
• Calif. Lobbying Firm Says Pot Seller Owes It For License
• Wine Website Turned Into Porn Blog, Fraud Suit Alleges
• Insurer Asks Out Of Coverage For 7 Illinois Toxic Injury Suits
• Roche Rails Against Bid To Void Del. Ruling On IP Rights Buy
• Justices May Take Up Question Of Who Decides Arbitrability
• Under Armour Hit With Antitrust Suit Over Activewear Tech
• Merchant Cash Advance Co. Can't Fully Slip NY Fraud Suit
• HTC, Ericsson Tangle At 5th Circ. Over How To Value Patents
• Litigation Funder Says He's As Busy As Ever Amid Pandemic
• Recusal Bid Over Tyson Work An 'Overreaction,' Judge Says
• BP Can't Get Indemnity From Deepwater Response Crews
• Tucker Arensberg Blasts Driller For 'Scandalous' Accusations
• ​​​​​​​6 Firms Vie For Lead Counsel In WWE Stock-Drop Suits
• Pomerantz, Rosen Vie For Lead In Cannabis Stock-Drop Suit
• Insurers Want Out Of Policyholder's $4M Construction Dispute
• Ex-NFL Security Coordinator Slams Texans' Dismissal Bid
• Seton Hall Targeted In Latest Student COVID-19 Refund Suit
• NY Judge Linked To Reed Smith Reluctantly Recuses Himself
• American Airlines Can't Dodge Military Benefits Claim
• Promoting Lawyer Well-Being Is More Essential Than Ever
• Munck Wilson Mandala Adds Securities Litigator In Austin
• Nursing Home Can't Send Patient Death Suit To Arbitration
• Weightlifting Machine Maker's $1.25M TM Verdict Slashed
• USC Profiting Off COVID-19 Shutdown, Student Suit Says
• Sephora Rips JC Penney's 'Fanciful' Narrative In Deal Dispute
• Promoters Must Face Pa. Fraud Suit Over Phantom Concerts
• Auto Parts Maker Says Pandemic To Blame For Contract Break
• Shell Accused Of Reneging On $3.6M In Oil Delivery Payments
• 6th Circ. Rules Exec's Ch. 7 Can't Block IP Theft Judgment
• 9th Circ. Told It Can't Order Discovery For Private Arbitration
• Ex-Pipe Co. CEO Must Post $2M Despite COVID-19 Obstacles
• Hotels Adopt New Cleaning Rules During COVID-19 Crisis
• Quincy Jones' Win Against Michael Jackson Co. Cut By $6.9M
• TV Stations To Pay $100K For Bad Faith Retransmitting Talks
• Chuck E. Cheese Fights Dallas Eviction Over COVID-19
• Vikings Owners Owe $2M To Former Biz Partners
• Jason Mraz Nears Deal With Coors Over Song In Instagram Ad
• Food Co. Says Insurers Must Cover Chemical Release Claims
• GreatBanc Accused Of Violating ERISA In Hostile Takeover Bid
• Remote Depositions Bring Ethics Considerations For Lawyers
• Dealing With COVID-19 Contract Issues In The Events Industry
• A Close Study Of The Latest University 'Refund' Class Actions
• Data Breach Case Highlights Need To Scrutinize IT Contracts
• WeWork's Neumann Sues SoftBank For Nixed $3B Share Buy
• Boeing Wants 737 Max Contract Suit In Wash. Federal Court
• Starz Says MGM Licensed Exclusive Films To Competitors
• $525M Take-Private Deal For Victoria's Secret Called Off
• Door Makers Get Some Claims Shut Out In Price-Fix Case
• D.C. Circ. Mulls 3-Way Fight Between AT&T, FCC, Local Carrier
• Widow Uninjured By Lost Sperm, Calif. Appeals Court Affirms
• Mexican University Owners Seek Info In $73M Sale Fight
• Fairfax Unit Must Fund Deal That Undid $4M Ruling, Suit Says
• JCPenney Stalls Sephora Split Over COVID-19 Furloughs
• Cricket League Retires Antitrust Suit Over US Bidding Process
• Trucker Should Have Caught Underpayment, 7th Circ. Says
• Fla. Judge Upholds $13.2M Jury Win For Siemens Energy Unit
• Boeing, Helicopter Co. Strike Deal Ending Contract Suit
• 9th Circ. Open To Reviving Suit Over Coachella Noncompetes
• Man Says Amazon Is Trying To Snuff Out Law In Charcoal Suit
• Calif. Construction Contractors Should Specify Payment Time
• Enforcing Restrictive Covenants In The COVID-19 Era
• Geico Can't Escape Interest On $6.35M Atty Fees In Tax Row
• 11th Circ. Says TCPA Consent In A Contract Can't Be Revoked
• Pa. Biotech Cos. Dispute Ownership Of Gene Therapy IP
• Challenges And Next Steps For Hotels During COVID-19
• Pandemic Brings Class Action Risks For Subscription Cos.
• Kinder Morgan Should Face $1.6M Pipeline Suit, Judge Says
• Early Pandemic-Related Shifts We're Seeing In Legal Finance
• Pipeline Co. Says Driller Can't Use COVID-19 To Break Deal
• The Death Of The LSAT
• Legal Association Leader Settles Obstruction Suit With Board
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Fortinet Bid To Toss British Telecom IP Suit
• Pierce Bainbridge Hit With Third Suit Over Unpaid Biz Loans
• Beverly Hills Hotel Owes Four Seasons $8.7M In Atty Fees
• 7th Circ. Judge Rips Chase's 'Intransigent' Mortgage Handling
• Texas Jury To Referee Rival Locker Room Contractors' Clash
• Daiichi Told Cancer Drug Patent Fight Must Be Arbitrated
• 3rd Circ. Nixes Consumers' Fees Bid In Owens Corning Suit
• Merchants Want Judge Linked To Reed Smith Off PNC Case
• Grocers Press 3rd Circ. To Revive Egg Price-Fixing Case
• Wells Fargo Dismissal Bid Blasts 'Revisionist' Borrowers
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Looming Trials, Jeff Dunham's Dummy
• Fla. Judge Nixes Travel Co.'s Doc Bid In IndiGo Struggle
• Clark Hill Sues Pittsburgh Radio Network Over $680K Bill
• COVID-19 And Force Majeure: Lessons From Early Cases
• Thor Equities Hammers Insurer Over COVID-19 Rent Coverage
• Gordon & Rees Builds Construction Practice With Two Hires
• United Airlines Wins Union Challenge To Profit-Sharing Plan
• 'Material' Effect Looms Large In Realogy-SIRVA Merger Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London