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Commercial Contracts - March, 2021

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• Cybersecurity Co. Owed $25M From Patent License Row
• 7th Circ. Says Buyer Is Responsible For $10.5M Superfund Tab
• Venezuela Oil Co., Bondholder Face Off Over US Sanctions
• Beijing Tourism Co. Pushes For Enforcement Of $1.4M Award
• Dish Network Failed To Carry San Francisco Station, Suit Says
• ND Tribes Hit With $46M RICO Suit Over Concrete Biz
• Santa Clara U. Beats Law Students' Tuition Refund Suit
• Hemp Buyer Can't Dodge Suit Seeking $4.6M For Pot Plants
• Mass. Brewery Can't Escape Contract, Distributor Says
• Marshall Tucker Band Scores TTAB Win Against Ex-Manager
• Fontainebleau Settles With Union Over $5.3M Benefits Tab
• 3 Cybersecurity Questions To Ask Before A Remote Mediation
• NJ Panel Reopens Door For L'Oreal's Faulty Makeup Claims
• Google Asks 2nd Circ. To End Genius Lyrics Fight
• What Cos. Need To Know Before Entering Nascent NFT Market
• Mich. Judge Nixes Casino Developers' Suit Against Tribe
• Investors Sue Pot Co.'s Backers Over SPAC Deal Payments
• Gas Driller Must Dismiss Chesapeake Suit Due To Ch. 11 Plan
• EnLink Tells Court It Doesn't Owe Money For Undelivered Gas
• NFL Players' Union Ducks Claim It Ruined Agent's Reputation
• Investment Firm Says Ex-Trump Appointee, Atty Stole $10M
• 9th Circ. Revives Casino ATM Merchant's Contract Dispute
• Terminating Hotel Management Contracts Amid COVID-19
• Decoding The Fine Print On Nonfungible Token Licenses
• Presence At Capitol Insurrection Validates Firing, HR Co. Says
• Aviation Watch: FAA Must Take Action On Fan Blade Dangers
• Brewery Asks For Another Round In COVID-19 Coverage Row
• Failed Courtroom Audio Recording Sparks New Texas Trial
• $1B Suit Over Boeing 737 MAX8 Sent Back To Ill. State Court
• A Uniform Mediation Act Primer As States Continue Adoption
• Billionaire Must Ante Up $297M Award, Casino Co. Tells Court
• Moroccan Hotel Says Starwood Capital Must Pay $60M Award
• 'Headwinds' Make FTC Run Out Qualcomm Appeal Clock
• Developer Must Pay Israeli Co. $8M For NYC Condo Spat
• Ex-Madoff Funds Can't Ditch Deutsche Bank's Contract Fight
• Celebrity Trainer's Row With Greenberg Traurig Revived
• Southwest Must Face COVID-19 Refund Class Action
• Split 9th Circ. Hands Victory To Tire Maker In TM Fight
• Verizon Nabs Permit For 196-Foot Cell Tower In Georgia
• Atty Froze Out Partner From VC, Crypto Funds, Suit Says
• Zoom Beats Ex-Partner's Injunction Bid In TM Fight
• Retailer Says Arbitrator Can't Decide Vacation Time Dispute
• United Ruling Helps Shape Force Majeure Scope Amid COVID
• Atty Recruiter Says Ex-Firm's Suit Targets Biz He Built Alone
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Malpractice Case Over Estate Tax Docs
• Power Plant Contractor Can't Escape Pa. Fatal Gas Leak Suit
• Union Claims NBCUniversal Didn't Properly Pay Musicians
• Safeguarding Privileged Communications In A Remote World
• Ambac, Others Beat CFPB Suit Over Student Loan Trusts
• Jones Day Fights Ferring's Sanctions Bid Over IP Trial
• Dems Press Ahead With Effort To Nix OCC's 'True Lender' Rule
• GOP Sens. Unveil Bill To Cut Natural Gas Export Regulations
• Apple Says 'Tainted' $506M IP Verdict Justifies New Trial
• Texas Justices Told Venue Issues Doom Construction Suit
• Ga. Biz Court Takes Over Mortgage Case It Initially Rejected
• Crypto Miner, Power Biz Narrowly Avert Trial Over $3.7M Bill
• 11th Circ. Blocks Transfer Suit Against Discharged Debtor
• Writer Wants 'Muppet Babies' Suit Against Disney In Timeout
• 11th Circ. Orders Arbitration In $1.4M Yacht Contract Dispute
• The UK Needs Safe Harbors For Libor's Wind-Down
• Real Estate Investment Platform Prodigy Network Hits Ch. 7
• Saudi Co. Wants Ex-Spymaster's $29M Boston Pads Frozen
• 4 Areas Of Cyberattack Vulnerability For Law Firms
• Trends In Video Game Company Quests To Arbitrate Cases
• Top UK Court Will Weigh Anti-Suit Ban In $79M Software Case
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Federal Law Trumps NJ's Forced-Arbitration Ban, Judge Finds
• 5th Circ. Upholds $36M Contract Damages Against PE Co.
• Fla. Appeals Court Reverses Decision On Who Decides Venue
• Feds Urged To Use Moderna Vaccine Patent To Expand Access
• Libor Transition Hits 'Milestone' With NY Legacy Contracts Fix
• Pa. Dental Practice Wins Bid For Virus Coverage
• Chinese Lender Urges Court To Enforce $1.7M Arbitral Award
• 1st Circ. OKs 1-Week Notice Under Mass. Discharge Law
• 9th Circ. Overturns Engineering Co.'s $1.8B Trademark Award
• Brazilian Electric Parts Co. Seeks $1.4M Award Confirmation
• Hemp Cos. Say Manufacturer Delays Tanked CBD Profits
• Marriott Operator Sues Insurers Over $125M Virus Loss
• US Ranks 2nd In Global Patent Protection For 3rd Year
• How 2nd Circ. Ruane ERISA Suit Reversal Affects Arbitration
• NJ Hospitals Hit Zurich With COVID-19 Coverage Suits
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Zoom Fights Ex-Partner's Injunction Bid Over Soured Deal
• Mall Owner CBL Says It Has Ch. 11 Deal With Bank Lenders
• Ex-NFLer Can't Sanction Builder For Leasing House In IP Spat
• Duke Hit With Copyright, TM Suit Over Diagnostic Tool
• Rep. Buck Says It's Time For Congress To Act On Big Tech
• Pa. Justices Scrap AG's Royalty Case Against Anadarko
• 11th Circ. Rips Chemical Co. Bid To Nix Atty Fees Via Email
• Northeastern Students Say Force Majeure Pact Too Flimsy
• How To Help Your Witnesses Overcome Hindsight Bias
• 'Walking Dead' Trial Delayed A Year Because Of Virus
• 7-Eleven Touts Flexible Work Hours In Calif. Franchisee Suit
• NJ Construction Co. Must Face FCA Claims, But Prez Won't
• Robinhood 'Concealed' Costs Of Trading, Users Say
• DOJ's Acting Antitrust Chief Says No Transition Slowdown
• GWU Beats Students' COVID-19 Tuition Refund Suit
• Colo. PE Firm Targeted For Info In Fight Over Thai Villa
• Panama Canal Contractor Says Experts Vital In $240M Suit
• Ex-Allied BioScience CEO Can't Nix Claim He Held IP Hostage
• Solar Developer Goes After Biz Partner For $3.5M In Losses
• Sixth Street Tried To 'Muck Up' $12.5B Deal, Chancery Told
• Cannabis Co., Investors Settle $650K Funding Dispute
• Texas Panel Asked To Reinstate $10M Verdict In Landfill Fight
• 11th Circ. Hints Damages Wrongly Cut In Electronics Sale Suit
• 3rd Circ. Says Arbitration Pact Voids Suit Against Debt Firm
• NYC Developer Faces $49M Suit Over Defaulted Condo Loans
• How Borrowers May Terminate A Satisfied Loan Amid COVID
• Brooklyn CBD Business Sues NYC, FedEx Over Seized Hemp
• NJ 'Reply All' Ethics Opinion Brings New Pitfalls For Attorneys
• Fla. University Can't Nix Class Claims Over COVID-19 Closure
• Calif. Bank Says Insurer Should Pay For $14M Loss To Grifter
• JPMorgan Says Texas Wind Farm Can't Dodge $71M Storm Bill
• 7-Eleven Franchisees Just 'Glorified' Managers, Judge Told
• A&E Thwarted History Channel 'Watergate' Series, Suit Says
• Ex-NFL Security Guard's OT, Bias Suit Punted To Arbitration
• Judge Says Antitrust Case Against VW Belongs In Germany
• Ohio Bridal Shop's Pandemic Coverage Suit Tossed
• Cosmetics Co. Seeks Quick Win In CBD Lotion IP Suit
• Texas Justices Wary Of Extending Atty Immunity To Deal Work
• Starwood Capital Says It's Not On The Hook For $60M Award
• Mo. Utility Wants $135M For Gas Shortages During Storm
• Dealers Ask 9th Circ. To Revive German Car Co. Antitrust MDL
• Insurance Giant USI Says Rival Poached Salesman, Clients
• 4Front CEO Escapes Ex-Partner's Suit Over Pot Profits
• 10 Ways Employers Can Guard Against Retaliation Claims
• Ferraro Accuses Lender, Atty, Others Of Trying To Steal Case
• Oil Field Tool Co. Loses Arbitration Bid In $1M Suit
• 1st Circ. Says Cleaner Must Arbitrate Wage Fight With Web Co.
• 4th Circ. Won't Rethink Upholding Private Divestiture Order
• United Rips Customers' Info Grab In COVID-19 Refund Action
• Arbitration Required In Tubing Secrets Row, Russian Biz Says
• Judging A Book: Bibas Reviews Rakoff's 'Why The Innocent Plead Guilty'
• How Nonfungible Tokens Could Disrupt The Legal Landscape
• Texas Justices Rule Past Litigation Doesn't Bar Royalty Row
• NY Settlement Highlights Growing Risk Of FCA Tax Claims
• Atty Search Site Accused Of Reneging On Exclusivity Deal
• Defamation Claim Axed In Hard Rock Demolition Row
• Supreme Court Won't Hear NJ Workers' Wage Arbitration Case
• Law Firm Accused Of Not Sharing $30M Fee In Syngenta MDL
• Immunomedics Broke Exit Deal With Founder, Chancery Told
• Marriott Seeks Ch. 11 Review Of Wardman Hotel Documents
• Texas Justices To Weigh '8 Corners' Rule In Insurance Fight
• AT&T Hit With $325M Suit Over Soured Contract Deal
• Nixon Peabody Co-Op Leader Sees Strong Residential Sectors
• 7th Circ. Says Black Professor Filed Race Bias Case Too Late
• Aetna Dodges Physical Therapy Coverage Fight
• Salon Owner Hits Hartford With Class Suit Over COVID Losses
• For Law Firm Digital Marketing, Less Is Sometimes More
• Gordon Rees Adds IP, Product Liability Litigator As Partner
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Mortgage Co. Stiffs Workers On Out-Of-Office Pay, Suit Says
• IMG Wants $11.5M From Streaming Site For Soccer Blackout
• Ex-NFL Linebacker Wants Live IP Trial To Size Up Opponent
• Jury Awards $152M In Trade Secrets Case Derailed By Virus
• 'Key & Peele' Writer Sues WGA, Viacom Over 'Sweetheart' Deal
• Justices Asked To Undo 'Dangerous' Patent Case Ruling
• Suit Says NJ Credit Union Charged Improper Overdraft Fees
• Travelers Beats Pa. Hospital's Bid For COVID-19 Coverage
• NFL Stadium Coverage Row Settles At 2nd Circ. Goal Line
• Zoom Hit With Restraining Order In Its Own Trademark Suit
• HSBC Says It's Ready To Arrange $6M Coal Security Release
• 11th Circ. Lets Alan Parsons Block Shows In 'Knockoff' Suit
• Fla. Atty Wants Suit Over $5M Award From Funding Deal Nixed
• NYU Beats COVID-19 Student Tuition Refund Suit, For Now
• Suit Accuses Fla. Law Firm Of Keeping Escrow Funds
• Wendy's, Marriott Owners Lose $40M Pandemic Insurance Suit
• Tribe In Casino Row Claims Judge Misinterpreted $5.4M Note
• Immunocompromised Atty Gets IP Trial Moved To Sept.
• Schnader Defeats $8M Malpractice Suit Over Deal Advice
• Tribunal Disregarded Law In Grain Sale Fight, NY Judge Says
• Inspector Not To Blame For $15M Pa. Pipeline Project Delays
• Fine Print Won't Save MLB, Cubs From Trial Over Fan Injury
• CVS Can't Get TRO Against Aetna Exec Who Jumped To Cigna
• 3 Ways To Plan For A Possible Federal Ban On Noncompetes
• Fla. Tobacco Settlement Ruling Offers Caution On Contracts
• Celanese Hit With $34M Suit Over Equipment Damage
• 3rd Circ. Says Uber Must Face Suit From Wheelchair Users
• Pot Co. 4Front Signs $52M Lease Deal With REIT
• Kelley Drye Must Fork Over $1.5M To Fla. Telecom
• Drug Return Co., Execs Want 3rd Circ. To Undo $94M Verdict
• Fox Rothschild Sued For $6M After 9th Circ. Slashes Trial Win
• Job Applicant Says Manscaped Stole His April Fool's Idea
• Mining Co. Sues Greensill Over Soured $850M Financing Deal
• Leasing Co.'s 737 Max Fraud Suit Slashed, Bumped To Wash.
• Protecting Trade Secrets In The Remote Workplace
• Strategies For Fighting Back Against A Rambo Litigator
• A Framework For Evaluating Willingness Of FRAND Licensees
• Koch Unit Says Texas Plant Owes $286M Despite Winter Storm
• Atty Death Shouldn't Stall IP Damages Trial, Plaintiff Says
• Sentinel Can't Avoid Chiropractor's COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Williams Unit Can't Double Dip On Costs, Contractor Says
• 5th Circ. Asks Texas Justices To Weigh In On Insurance Row
• Robinhood Seeks To Nix Customers' Data Breach Suit
• FTC Atty Says 'Ozark' Co-Creator Stole Screenplay Credit
• Flip-Flop Co. Faces $10M Suit Over Distributor Pact
• Subcontractor Seeks Release From $5.7M Construction Bond
• MLB Urges 2nd Circ. To Confirm $6M Arb. Award
• Bartlit Beck Gets $54M Award Against Billionaire Confirmed
• GOP Wavers On Giving Media Collective Bargaining Power
• Ford PowerShift Buyer Has 'Tough Row To Hoe,' Judge Says
• WME Beats Virgin Fest COVID Force Majeure Suit, For Now
• Latham Real Estate Leader Eyes Wave Of Opportunistic Buys
• Emirati Co. Gets Google Info Bid Nixed In $90M Award Row
• Texas Justices Agree Lease Bases Royalty On Full Sale Price
• Honda Aircraft Co. Sues 2 Banks Over Plane Lease Default
• PPE Distributor Files $2M Suit Over Missing Glove Imports
• E-Trade Beats Suit Over Glitch Tied To Oil Price Drop, For Now
• Nev. Justices Say Insurer Can Recoup Costs From Implant Co.
• LAX Concessions Co. Must Litigate Workers' Wage Suit
• Samsung Lobs Counterclaims At Ericsson In EDTX Patent Suit
• Texas Supreme Court Axes Prearbitration Discovery Order
• Lin Wood Gets Time To Find Help In Ex-Colleague Pay Fight
• Texas Judge Won't Revive Bid To Enforce $70M Rosneft Award
• Implied Copyright License Defense Shapes Up In Tattoo Cases
• NJ Firm Hit With Malpractice Suit Over Health Care Biz Sale
• Dickinson Wright Taps Ex-Tech GC As Partner In Austin
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 1 Year Into Pandemic, It's Time To Rethink Law Firm Billing
• Eviction Freeze Exceeded CDC's Authority, Ohio Judge Says
• LG Chem Beats Suit Over Genetic Database License, For Now
• Sony Gaming Studio Sued Over Failed Merchandising Deals
• 'About-Face' Stance Meets Skepticism In NJ Enviro Suit
• Investor Sues MoneyGram Over Lost Ripple Fees
• AT&T Dodges Interference Claims In Staffing Co. Row
• Orrick Partner Ducks Suit Over Home Remodel, For Now
• Ticket Buyers Ink $7.5M Deal In Vivid Seats Virus Refund Suit
• Chancery Bars Payouts To Insiders In Dura Medic Sale Suit
• Atty Can't Shake Ruling He Breached Settlement With Client
• Womble Bond Dickinson Snags Energy, Gaming, Transpo Pro
• Chubb Says Health Co.'s Pandemic Loss Isn't Covered
• Judge Axes Counterclaim In Hard Rock Hotel Collapse Suit
• 6th Circ. Reverses UAW's Fee Win In Retiree Health Care Suit
• Ticket Buyer Must Arbitrate Ill. Suit Over COVID Refunds
• 1 Year Into Pandemic, These Real Estate Questions Remain
• 10th Circ. Wary Of Moving $503M Syngenta Fee Brawl Forward
• Accellion Sued In Del., Calif. Over Massive Data Hack
• Benefits Firms Should Face ERISA Suit, Judge Says
• Rogue High Court Citation May Spark Legal Writing Changes
• Dermatology Biz Says UK Lab Breached $1M Licensing Deal
• Developers Can't Sway SC Justices To Knock Out Impact Fee
• 28 Houston Apartments Sue CenterPoint Over Storm Outages
• Trading Firm Says 3rd Time's The Charm For $3.6M Award
• 4th Circ. Affirms $9.7M Judgment Against Quicken Loans
• AMC Wants 'Walking Dead' Trial Delayed, Fearing Deadly Virus
• NY Contractors Should Prepare Construction Restart Claims
• Key Takeaways From The Biggest COVID Real Estate Cases
• Atty Says Boies Schiller Spinoff Ousted Him To Seize Crypto
• Fla. Appeals Court Says No Arbitration Yet In Cops' Grievance
• Pleading Tortious Interference Claims In Calif. After Ixchel
• The Case For Diversity In Internal Investigation Teams
• Fraud Claim Over Pats Pay Won't Draw Sanctions Penalty Flag
• Gap Must Pay Manhattan Rent, Even In Face Of Pandemic
• Seminole Tribe Asks Fla. Court To Toss Energy Co.'s Suit
• Ill. Court OKs Ex-Alderman's Win In Chicago Zoning Fight
• Investors' $50M Fraud Claim Revived In Pa. Pipeline Feud
• Pot Co. Wins $15M In Brawl Over Columbia Care Fla. License
• Freezer Co. Denied Early Win In Suit Over Destroyed Embryos
• NY Law Firm Sued For Breaching Lease, Owing Nearly $1M
• Wind Farm Refutes JPMorgan's $71M Bill For Texas Storm
• Fired Coach Says Texas Tech Can't 'Hide' From Sex Bias Suit
• What COVID Taught Real Estate Attys About Force Majeure
• US Should Learn From German Courts Balancing SEP Rights
• Disparate Accountability For Robinhood Platform And Its CEO
• 4th Circ. Opens Door To New Private Merger Enforcement Era
• Bankrupt Driller Gulfport Fights FERC Gas Contract Order
• COVID-19 Drugmaker Eli Lilly Appoints New Compliance Chief
• Weil Taps Lynn Pinker Complex Litigation Partner In Dallas
• Willkie Adds Baker Botts Tech Litigator To West Coast Office
• Texas Judge Slams 'Downward Spiral' Of Legal Recruiter Fight
• Ripple And MoneyGram End Tie-Up As SEC Probes Crypto Co.
• Ferring Urges Sanctions For Jones Day Over 'Forced' IP Trial
• Telecom Waited Too Long To Cite Foreign Law, 8th Circ. Holds
• 6th Circ. Says BB&T Can't Arbitrate Interest Rate Suit After All
• Topgolf Rival Takes Another Shot At 5th Circ. In Antitrust Case
• DirecTV Can't Push 'Sunday Ticket' Suit To Arb., Subs Say
• Thales Asks Judge To Halt Philips' ITC Case Amid FRAND Row
• Consultant Says Cura Partners Can't Escape Finder's Fee Suit
• Canal Contractor Says 'Potential' Conflicts Undercut Award
• Baker Hughes Looks To Enforce Nigeria Gas Plant Award
• 'Sideshow' Puerto Rico IP Trial Leaves 1st Circ. Puzzled
• 5 Ways Outside Counsel Can Impress Their Clients
• Overlooked PTAB Cases: Raising Nonobviousness Evidence
• AdventHealth Reaches Deal On COVID-19 PPE Fraud Claims
• Norton Rose Nabs Jones Day Litigation Vet
• High Court Won't Hear Bank's Bid To Arbitrate Ch. 7 Debt
• Pa. Court Rules Nursing Home Arbitration Agreement Unfair
• Country Band Defeats 'Chicken Fried' Royalty Claim Again
• Hanover Wants No Part Of $17M AT&T Arbitration
• ITC Probes Samsung Semiconductor Claims Against Ericsson
• Co. Says 4th Circ. Shows Private Divestiture 'Problematic'
• Texas Attys Hit With $27M Malpractice Suit Over Ranch Deals
• Capital One Beats COVID-19 Airline Ticket Refund Suit
• 'Cynical' Innogy Can't Duck $70M Wind Farm Suit, Court Told
• Kinder Morgan Wants Indemnity In Pipeline Inspection OT Suit
• Judge Says Trip Insurance Suit Against United Can't Take Off
• Lin Wood Drops Alston & Bird In Pay Fight With Former Attys
• 'Magic' Over As Hasbro Beats Suit Over Limited Edition Packs
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Southern New Hampshire Inks $1.3M Deal In Virus Refund Suit
• Amazon Says Parler Is 'Forum Shopping' Contract Breach Suit
• Investor Knew Pot Biz Was Illegal, Thus Can't Sue, Firm Says
• Soul Singer Wails At 9th Circ. Over Royalties Cert. Denial
• 2nd Circ. Reverses Arbitration Of Ruane ERISA Suit
• Atty Must Arbitrate Fee Dispute With Racehorse Trader
• Exxon Seeks To Dodge $11.7M Macquarie Fee
• Insurer Seeks $3M Aid In NJ Devils Arena Personal Injury Suit
• Maritime Museum Seeks to Dodge $60M Sub Damage Suit
• Ethics Tips For Attorneys Telecommuting Across State Lines
• 3rd Circ. Won't Vacate Woman's $1.2M Malpractice Settlement
• NJ Firm Accused Of Unlawfully Trying To Collect On Debt
• Antitrust Claims Against Under Armour Get Benched
• 'Discovery War' Revealed In Insurer's Contract Row With UBS
• Northeastern Says Pandemic Isn't Money-Back Guarantee
• Racetrack Loses Bid In 1st Circ. To Revive Wynn RICO Suit
• Samsung Says Gilstrap Can't Hear Ericsson FRAND Dispute
• Fed. Circ. Mulls If Qualcomm Deal Bars Apple's PTAB Appeals
• Judge Finds $15M Texas Project Suit Should Be Tossed
• Parler Ends Amazon Antitrust Suit, Refiles As Contract Breach
• Domino's Drivers Strike $3M FLSA Settlement With Franchisee
• Artist Says Junkyard Swapped Escalade In Crushed Car Piece
• Hemp Co. 'Dragging Its Feet' To Repay $1.27M Loan, Suit Says
• 6 Ways Legal Employers Can Help Pandemic-Weary Parents
• How Cos. Can Weather Growing DOJ Labor Antitrust Scrutiny
• Pandemic Force Majeure Interpretations May Be Shifting
• Effectively Defining Material Adverse Change Amid COVID-19
• Calif. Court Won't Let Chevron Worker Blame Veolia For Burns
• Faegre Drinker Hit With NJ Malpractice Suit Over A&P Deal
• Crypto Co. Says Landlord Won't Return Mining Equipment
• Judge Won't Toss Leasing Dispute Over Dallas AT&T Antenna
• Renewable Energy Cos. Need New Risk Management Tools
• Chancery Preserves Investor's Fraud Claim Against Pot Co.
• NY Recovers $105M From Hedge-Funder Over Tax Evasion
• 9th. Circ. Urged Not To Revisit Incense Co. Arbitration Bid
• Stock Platform Accused of Anti-Semitism, Denying Wages
• AdventHealth, Atty Settle In Fraud Suit Over $57M PPE Deal
• A Cautionary Tale On Duplicative Noncompetes
• Charitable Fund Dispute Opens Doors For Litigation Wave
• Remote Working Tips For Lawyer Trainees And Their Firms
• Columbia, Pace Get COVID-19 Tuition Refund Suits Trimmed
• Intel Calls Damages Request 'Outrageous' At Patent Trial
• AT&T Wants 'Baseless' Station Contract Racial Bias Suit Axed
• Intel Wins Early Round In Chancery Suit Over Sanyo License
• Ga. Law Firms Get New Chance To Fight Unpaid Rent Suit
• Ex-Boies Schiller Attys' New Firm Sues 'Bullying' Co-Founder
• 'Breakfast At Tiffany's' Remake Suit Stays In Federal Court
• Judge Says Utility Co. Must Face Challenge In Tribal Court
• Insurer Must Face Hotel Investors' $40M Virus Coverage Suit
• Black Knight Says PennyMac Waived Arbitration
• Cura Partners Seeks Early Win In Consulting Fee Fight
• Review Force Majeure Clauses Before Storms Hit