Commercial Contracts Archive » August, 2021

Commercial Contracts - August, 2021

243 articles

• 3 Legal Takeaways For Oil And Gas Sector Post-Hurricane Ida
• 5th Circ. Affirms Ericsson's FRAND Win Over HTC
• Chancery Axes Indian Travel Firm's Claims Of Deal-Killing Plot
• 9th Circ. Nixes BladeRoom's $77M IP Win Over Facebook Deal
• Robinhood Seeks To Nix MDL Over 'Meme Stock' Restrictions
• Model's $1.2M Suit Against Manager Tossed From Ga. Court
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To 182 Attys From 77 Firms
• What The Judiciary's Font Recommendations Can Teach Us
• How Firms Can Help Law Schools Leap Into The Future
• Vaccines, Tuition, Race: The Litigation On Law Schools' Radar
• 4 Ideas For Updating Law Schools Post-Pandemic
• 6th Circ. Says Medical Cos. Can't Arbitrate Trade Secrets Row
• NM Franchisee Hits InterContinental With Antitrust Suit
• Pot Co. Asks Canadian Court To Oust Embattled Director
• Mortgage Cos. Want Borrowers' Lead Atty DQ'd In Loan Row
• 11th Circ. Judge OK With Jury Instruction In Boeing Case
• 10th Circ. Won't Rethink Remand Of Colo. Royalty Fight
• State AG Sues Angry Birds Maker Over Child Data Collection
• Law Firm Wants Timeshare Co.'s 'Sham Litigation' Enjoined
• W.Va. Royalty Law Doesn't Apply Retroactively, Judge Rules
• Astros Must Face Trimmed Suit Over Minor League Club Cut
• Ga. Justices Suggest High Bar For Overturning Arbitration
• Texas Negligence Case Holds Lessons For Construction Cos.
• Entrepreneur Says He's Owed $3M For Role In LA Pot Venture
• OneJet's Ex-Broker Wants To Keep CEO Out Of Investors' Suit
• 5th Circ. Told Bank's Blunder Cost Royalty Owners $27M
• Texas Tech Can't Bounce Former Hoops Coach's Sex Bias Suit
• Mintz Docs Not Protected In $19M Wynn Resorts Contract Row
• Texas Panel Revives $3M Fraud Suit, Nixes Arbitration Order
• Dredging Co. Says Employee Stole Secrets Of $100M Project
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Exxon Union's Win In Contracting Row
• Aon Boosts Reinsurance Team To Fight Climate, Capital Risks
• 9th Circ. Upholds LA's Pandemic Eviction Moratorium
• Utilities Ask FCC To Cut Threat Of Pole-Attachment Refunds
• 5th Circ. Keeps ADT Snooping Suit In Texas Federal Court
• US Franchisers Face New Compliance Hurdles In Australia
• Knicks Player Says NBA Star Agent Cost Him $58M
• Major Lindsey Recruiter Accused Of Threatening Rival
• Erie Seeks Appellate Do-Over On Coordinated Pa. Virus Cases
• 10th Circ. OKs $113M Award Tied To Reach Of Lanham Act
• Haiti Takes Aim At $23M Award In Fuel Import Fight
• QVC, Suzanne Somers Can't Stop Dispute From Going To Trial
• Landry's Asks To Pause $20M Data Breach Judgment
• 8th Circ. Backs Barring Utility From Shedding Wind Contracts
• Former Label Hits Heavy Metal Singer With Copyright Suit
• Apple Says It Has No Obligation To Host Rival COVID Apps
• Pot Co. Investor Wants Owner Sanctioned In Defamation Suit
• Aviation Watch: Space Tourists Are In A Legal Vacuum
• Native American Tribes See Mixed Bag In Virus Coverage Suits
• Navigating Asia-Pacific Health M&A In The Wake Of COVID
• Alito No Longer Recused From Boeing Engine Fire Case
• 5th Circ. Vacates Injunction In Legal Tech Spat
• Chesapeake Gets OK For $6.3M Settlement, $2.9M In Atty Fees
• How The 'Rocket Docket' Continues To Roar Through COVID
• Hockey League Scores Early Win Over Team Logo TM Deal
• Oil Co. Atty Says He Hid Nothing In $392M Award Case
• Exec Says He Needs More Than 'Panicky Messages' From DOJ
• Proofpoint Entitled To $14M In Trade Secrets Case, Jury Says
• Top Court NCAA Ruling Can't Save Recruit's Adidas RICO Suit
• What Employers Should Note In Illinois' New Noncompete Law
• Holdout Resisting Erie Virus MDL Could Sink Amended Suit
• Ga. Engineering Co. Says Ex-Execs Took Clients For Rival Biz
• Country Club Shortchanged Servers, Mass. Top Court Says
• Kelley Kronenberg Adds Insurance Defense Partner In Miami
• Ex-US Rep. Rebuts Claim From Venezuelan Oil Co. Unit
• 9th Circ. Affirms Traveling Nurse Agency's No-Poach Loss
• Century 21 Unit Sees Commission Win Over NJ Church Nixed
• Energy Co. Seeks $52M For Failed Natural Gas Delivery
• PNC Bank Won't Forgive All Of Eligible PPP Loan, Suit Says
• EQT 'Cherry-Picked' Ruling To Dodge $40M Suit, 4th Circ. Told
• How A New Law Changes Commercial Receiverships In Conn.
• Calif. Pot Distributor Says Buyer Owes $1.3M For Flower
• 2nd Circ. Partially Upholds Tribune Advisers' MDL Dismissal
• Clear Documentation Helps Avoid Power Project Disputes
• Judge Says Radio Host's Suit Against PGA Misses Fairway
• 11th Circ. Agrees To Close Book On Yellow Pages IP Row
• Gunster Expands With 5 New Associates
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• ArcelorMittal, Owed $1.4B, Targets Essar Over Alleged Fraud
• Lexington Insurance Wants Out Of BCBS Antitrust Coverage
• Liberty Mutual Says Poppy Seed Stroke Claims Not Covered
• Court Blocks Rosati's Restaurants From Selling Frozen Pizza
• Coal Cos. Rapped For Missing Emails On Brazilian Iron Buy
• Why A Missed Email Could Cost You Your Case
• Knicks Player Was Free To Cut Agent, Court Told In Bribe Case
• Virus As 'Force Majeure' Sits Well With 2nd Circ.
• Hotel Developers Say AECOM Unit Owes $22M For Delays
• Conn. Legal Services Co. Settles Trade Secrets Suit
• Shuttered Silicon Valley Hotel Wins Ch. 11 Plan OK
• Chicago Merc Gets $15.7M From Intercontinental In TM Trial
• $70M Innogy Wind Farm Suit Trimmed By NY Judge
• Ga. Health Care System Says Kaiser Permanente Owes $41.7M
• TD Bank Must Face Claims Of False Card Upgrade Promises
• Excavation Co. Says Employee Stole Bid Secrets For Rival
• Judge OKs $12M Deal Over Wells Fargo Mortgage Errors
• Split 9th Circ. Nixes Settlement In Tinder Age Bias Suit
• Chinese Lender Nabs $3.5M Arbitration Award On Default
• Casino Operator Says Billionaire Must Face $297M Award Suit
• Conyers Names New Hong Kong Disputes, Restructuring Head
• Lufthansa Inks $56.6M Deal Ending COVID Refunds Fight
• NRA Gets Claims Trimmed In Fight With Ackerman McQueen
• How The Texas Winter Storm Has Affected Power Contracts
• Key Considerations For Commercial Tenants Withholding Rent
• Chilean Sea Bass Co. Says Importer Can't Duck $2.5M Bill
• How Intellectual Property Rights Can Complicate NFT Market
• Vape Co. Counters Brand Owner, Says It Broke $1.2M Contract
• Courts Should Consider Extended Models In M&A Valuation
• 9th Circ. Urged Not To Revisit Indian Family's Incense Feud
• IP Firm Seeks To Trim Malpractice Suit Over Patent Apps
• Privilege Takeaways From 3 Cybersecurity Report Rulings
• 5th Circ. Says CEO Must Pay Wells Fargo, Trustmark $58.7M
• These Law Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• 7th Circ. Ruling Highlights ERISA Contradiction
• Biotech Says Celgene-BMS Deal Threatens Drug Development
• Fla. University Says New Law Protects Against COVID-19 Suit
• Judge Lets Dana-Farber Advance Cancer Drug IP Suit
• Creative Commercial Lease Negotiations Can Help Revive NYC
• Calif. Regulator Targets T-Mobile's 3G Sunset Plans
• Landlords Seek 11th Circ. Rehearing Over CDC Eviction Ban
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Chancery Orders Stymied Blockchain Loan JV Dissolved
• Sens. Raise Flag On Amazon's Biometric Data Collection
• EDTX Judge Cuts $86M AMS Sensors Win, Citing Texas Law
• Hartford Dodges Miami Salon's COVID-19 Coverage Class Suit
• NY Convention Rules In Insurance Game, 9th Circ. Says
• Paskenta Band Asks To Lower Embezzlement Suit Atty Fees
• EQT Says $53M Deal Bars W.Va. Leaseholders' Royalty Claims
• Texas Panel Won't Toss Trade Secrets Suit Against Walmart
• 5 Reasons Lawyers Often Fail To Secure Litigation Funding
• Apartment Software Biz Seeks $14.6M Fees After $62M IP Win
• 6 Months Later, What To Know About The Texas Storm MDL
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 5th Circ. Revives 'Hooker To Looker' Makeup Book IP Row
• Chancery Keeps Alive Fraud Claims In $525M Online Co. Sale
• Camera Co. Off Hook For Defunct Unit's Contract Breach
• Univ. Of South Florida Students Seek Virus Closure Refunds
• Despite Giuliani's Assertion, Lawyers Cannot 'Throw A Fake'
• Brazil's Senate Passes COVID Vaccines License-Waiver Bill
• Firms Urge Stay Of $5.5M Award In Notre Dame London Case
• NHL Owner, Movie Producer Sued Over Failed Soccer Venture
• Sen. Republicans Move To Put Eviction Ban On Rule Ash Heap
• NY Inks $10M In Settlements Over Pole-Attachment Violations
• FERC OKs Kinder Morgan Waiving $192M In Storm Penalties
• Ulmer & Berne Adds Commercial Litigator In Columbus
• Ind. Judge Rules RV Tax Fraud Claims Better Heard In Canada
• It's Time To Upgrade Our Attorney Licensure Rules
• NJ Bank Hit With $1.4M Suit Over Fraudulent Wire Transfers
• Indie Label Hits Back In Electronic Music Streaming Dispute
• Steel Hub Says Shipping Companies Won't Release Cargo
• California Gov.'s Enviro Review Upheld For Oakland Ballpark
• Nuveen Can't Dodge Suit Over Alleged Preston Hollow Boycott
• Giorgio Armani's Furniture Deal Fight Sent To Arbitration
• Pa. College Can't Escape Virus Tuition Refund Suit
• Celebrity Trainer Keeps Franchise Suit Win At 3rd Circ.
• Rose Bowl TM Suit Against Pasadena Kicked Up To 9th Circ.
• CBD Co. Slaps Hemp Distributor With $2.5M Defamation Suit
• Real Estate Sales Must Address COVID Deferred Rent
• 4 Things To Know About 2nd Circ. Nominee Beth Robinson
• Singapore Court Criticizes Playing 'Hardball' In Mall Fight
• Vaughan Baio Snags 9 From Goldberg Segalla, Grows In NY
• Boxer Says Don King Blocked Visa, Cheated Him Out Of Title
• Sweetbridge Sues Robinson & Cole Over Breached M&A Deal
• Chemical Co. Says $22M Award Against Libya Can Be OK'd
• Data-Based Predictions On Case Timelines After Pandemic
• NY Bankruptcy Preemption Case Needs High Court Review
• 6th Circ. Lets ProMedica Drop Rival's Insurance Contracts
• Firm Seeks To Block Subpoena In Trump Panama Hotel Suit
• Fruit Grower Escapes $16M Sanction Over Pineapple Sales
• No Reason To Nix Award In Bandwidth Fight, 9th Circ. Is Told
• Apple Can't Combine COVID-19 App Case With App Store Suit
• Seadrill Days Drilling Contract Deal Moves Ch. 11 Forward
• 11th Circ. Delves Into Contract Over Phone Book Images
• TransUnion Ruling Should Help Curb DC Consumer Claims
• Embracing ESG
• Pa. Judge Rejects QVC Privilege Bid In Suzanne Somers Suit
• CORRECTED: Promoter Parries Mayweather Suit Over Logan Paul Bout
• Insurance Investor Breached $30M Settlement, Judge Says
• University Of Ghana Says It Will Fight $165M Insurer Award
• Bam Margera Sues MTV, Paramount Over 'Jackass' Firing
• Panama Canal Operator Says $285M Award Should Stand
• DOJ Concerned About T-Mobile's Planned Network Shutdown
• Jeld-Wen Gets Adviser Info Shielded In Door Factory Sale
• Anti-Boycott Compliance Still Key In UAE Business Dealings
• Alaska Oil Co. Furie Execs Hit With $100M Suit In Texas
• Yoga Exec Says Buyer Bound To Close $30M Deal In Del. Trial
• Klinedinst Adds New Litigation Group, Expands To Nev. & Ariz.
• Retention Is Key To Meaningful Diversity At Law Firms
• Metal Band Ratt Wins $2M Default Judgment In TM Fight
• Ship Owner Wins $1.5M For Insurance Broker's Malpractice
• Erie Insurance Virus MDL Can Move Ahead
• 9th Circ. Won't Resurrect Malpractice Suit Against O'Melveny
• Rent-A-Center Says Mass. AG Has Floated Deal To End Probe
• Panera Founder Seeks 2-Court Damages Proceeding In Del.
• Landslide Victims Want Ch. 11 Pause Of Ryan Homes Suit
• Pot Products Maker Seeks $1M For Breached 'Hashatron' Deal
• Lessors: Prepare For Federal Gov't Holdovers Amid Pandemic
• LA Cannabis Venture Says Buyer Went Delinquent On Deal
• Fraud Scheme Lands Ga. Real Estate CEO 6 Years In Prison
• Texas Utility Wants Out Of Suit Over Spiking Prices
• BP Escapes $80M Suit From Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
• McDonald's Urges End To Black Franchisees' Race Bias Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Human Rights-Focused Lending Models Can Curb Trafficking
• Polsinelli Trims But Can't Beat Pharma Co.'s Malpractice Suit
• Consultant's Insurers Sue To Deny Condo Collapse Coverage
• Travelers Sues Builder To Avoid Covering $50M Hotel Dispute
• Germany Fines Musical Instrument Makers €21M Over Pricing
• Weinstein's Brother Can Keep His Profits From 'Scream 4'
• Canadian Co. Must Pay $2M In Pa. Medical Pot License Row
• Shippers Can Face Theft Claims In AIG's Lost IPhone Suit
• 10th Circ. Told It Was Wrong To Remand Colo. Royalty Fight
• Texas Judge Denies Bid To Undo $152M Trade Secrets Win
• Ex-Weinstein Chair Says Hearsay Used In Ch. 11 'Scream' Row
• Montana Utility Asks 9th Circ. To Pull Suit From Tribal Court
• DOJ's 1st Wage-Fixing Trial Set For April 2022
• 5th Circ. Denies Antitrust Immunity For Texas River Authority
• Trading Co. Says Citgo Misled It In $11M 'Stranded' Goods Suit
• Avoiding Unauthorized Practice Of Law In Remote Work
• Considerations For Patent Assignments After Minerva Ruling
• 10th Circ. Says Ute Tribal Court Must Handle Contract Dispute
• Gallery, Trust Seek OK Of $936K Award Over Bourgeois Spider
• Health Care Co. Says Subpar COVID-19 Gear Warrants Refund
• Brandywine Says Energy Supplier Added Fees In Pandemic
• Investors' Suit Still Too 'Vague,' Pot Co. Tells Calif. Judge
• Global IP Trial Veteran Joins Barnes' DC Arm As Partner
• Mass. Law Firms Can't Dodge Slip-And-Fall Coverage Row
• Striking The Right Academic Research Deal As A Sponsor
• NY Ruling Should Make Counsel More Cautious In Emails
• Ex-Owner Says He Is True Florida Man In Golf Course Scrap
• Justices OK SG's Input On Arbitral Discovery Abroad
• CBS Beats Contract Suit Appeal Over Judge Judy's $47M Pay
• Bob Dylan, UMG Beat 'Desire' Co-Writer's Catalog Sale Suit
• Split Fed. Circ. Keeps Patent Case Against Apple Alive
• Ex-Jimmy John's Worker's Cert. Bid In No-Poach Suit Tossed
• 'Cannabis King' Owes $203K For Urgent Work, Ore. Firm Says
• Pot Banker Wants Multiple Claims Cut From Ex-Client's Suit
• DOJ Eyes Dec. Trial In 1st Wage-Fixing Prosecution
• Dollar Bank Overzealous With Overdraft Fees, Suit Says
• Nine Point Ch. 11 Sale Upheld Over Caliber Appeal
• Ex-Astros Owner Asks Texas Justices To End Fraud Suit
• Ghana U. Must Pay $165M For 'Disastrous' Deal, Insurer Says
• Soccer Team Juked Investor Out Of Sale Proceeds, Suit Says
• NY Commercial Leases Must Work For COVID, And Courts