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Commercial Contracts - December, 2022

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• The Most-Read Legal Industry Law360 Guest Articles Of 2022
• Justices Urged To Mull Impact Of Lanham Act Reach Ruling
• Steel Co. Sues Construction Firms Over $300M Mill Expansion
• Disinformation Promoters Got Walloped In Court In 2022
• Tribe Not Too Late To Recoup Fees In Bribe Case, Feds Say
• Biggest Texas Cases Of 2022
• French Medical Co. Wants €4.2M Award Over Failed Expansion
• Pilot Who's An Atty Sanctioned For Tossing Engine Evidence
• Fla. Timeshare Wants Early Win In Exit Biz Dispute
• Elon Musk's Attorney Alex Spiro Is Restless, Literally
• The Biggest Georgia Rulings Of 2022
• App Developer Sues Twitter In Del. Chancery Over Shares
• What 3 Legal Industry Trends From 2022 Mean For Next Year
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Gibson Rival Can't Ax Trade Secret Counterclaims
• Theme Park Co. Wants To Shake Duck Boat Crash Suit
• 'Ghost Cattle' Shouldn't Spook CFTC, Commissioner Says
• Bowling Green Gets College Virus Refund Class Decertified
• 7th Circ. Won't Send Car Rental BIPA Suit To Arbitration
• Learning From This Year's Legal Industry Discrimination Suits
• Chipotle Customers Seek Class Cert. In Dollar-Shorting Row
• Burger King, Sonic Accuse Meatpackers Of Fixing Beef Prices
• Ex-Spa Worker Hits Hershey With Leave Accommodation Suit
• Chinese Co. Takes 2nd Shot At Enforcing $1.2M Award In Pa.
• Firms, Attys Found In Contempt In Insurer Computer Theft Suit
• Blackwells Hid JV From Investors, Real Estate Trusts Say
• USW Members Ratify 4-Year Contract With US Steel
• Ga. Justices To Study Foreign Law And Restrictive Covenants
• Musk Wants 'Slapdash' Twitter Investor Suit Sent To Delaware
• Shaq Shoots For Early Win In Pot Co. Mismanaged Funds Suit
• DLA Piper Sued For Malpractice After Gummy Deal Collapses
• Mich. Hospital Network Says Software Co. Can't Sue In NY
• NY Real Estate Group Beats Antitrust Suit For Now
• The Future Of Legal Ops: AI Has Important Role To Play
• Cannabis Cos. Owe $226K Over LA Ad Deals, Suit Says
• Navajo Energy Co. Hits BNSF With Coal Contract Breach Suit
• Diagnostic Co. Breached Ford Software License, Judge Says
• National Grid Seeks Dismissal Of Solar Cos.' Tax Suits
• Protecting Trade Secrets In States That Disfavor Noncompetes
• Distributor Hits Back In Studio Ghibli License Spat
• 4 Proactive Strategies For 'Rocket Docket' Discovery In SDNY
• Attys Seek $1.5M In Fees For InventHelp Class Action
• Smucker's Says Marketing Firm Overcharged, Underserved It
• Del. Justices Undo $690M Award In Boardwalk Pipeline Case
• Ga. Judge Frees Ex-Employees From Noncompete Suit
• Guards Accused In $13M Theft Not Employees, Insurer Says
• Video Game Co. Seeks To Drop FTX As Tournament Sponsor
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Georgia Excavation Co. And Rival Resolve Trade Secrets Row
• Bayer Asks Chancery To Toss Merck's Talc Liability Suit
• Novartis And Grifols Say Abbott Can't Tank HIV Test Patent
• Hospital Manager Looks For OK Of $2.9M Gabon Award
• Energy Cos. Want ND Drilling Rights Suit Tossed
• No Coverage For US Open Stadium Roof Suit, Court Told
• Fortnite Creator Epic Games To Pay $520M In FTC Deal
• NY Real Estate Board Wants Antitrust Suit Tossed For Good
• SoFi's Proposed Atty Fee Payment To Get 'Careful' Scrutiny
• Cannabis Co. Blames Payroll Provider For $600K Settlement
• Lenders Say Pot Venture Founder And His Mother Owe $1.5M
• Trading Card Co. Says Ronaldinho Reneged On Contract
• Spanish Consortium Wins $21M In Mexican Power Plant Fight
• Fed Lines Up Libor Contract Safety Net As End Date Looms
• 5 Sentenced In $12M Ga. Student Aid Scam
• Jay-Z's D'Usse Dispute With Bacardi In Delaware Put On Hold
• Jury Awards Georgia Attorney $1.15M In Client Fee Dispute
• Chinese Investor Can't Halt Arbitration In $3M Fraud Dispute
• How NY's Student-Athlete NIL Law Fits Within NCAA Guidance
• Thompson Hine Adds New Enviro Partner In Atlanta
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Judge Says Crestwood Gas Leak Suit Doesn't Belong In Texas
• Increasing Law Firm Polarization Will Degrade Rule Of Law
• Business Coaching Firms Accused Of Ripping Off Couple's IP
• Fla. Timeshare Co. Says Exit Biz 'Weaponized' Sanction Order
• Suit Claims American Tower Quit $800M Latin America Entry
• Receiver Says Defaulting Mich. Attorney Is Ducking Orders
• Atty In Australia Asks NJ Judge To Toss $5M Malpractice Suit
• Unilever Says Ben & Jerry's Suit Over TM Control Is 'Resolved'
• Union Station Fights Bank's Early Win Bid In Foreclosure Suit
• Yahoo TCPA Coverage Case Protects 'Sophisticated Insureds'
• Ga. Airport Spa Leader Says Ex-Atty's Work Isn't Worth $1M
• Under Armour Backs Wilson Sonsini Atty 'Investor' Subpoena
• Judge Mulls Sanctions For Atty In NC Real Estate Suit
• PerkinElmer Says Lab Must Face Claim Over COVID Gear
• Holland & Knight Adds Tax Pro From Eversheds Sutherland
• Pot Co. Hits Back At Ex-Partner's Contract Breach Suit
• PGA Secretly Stirred Up Anti-Saudi Sentiment, LIV Says
• Pot Grower Sues Scotts Miracle-Gro Over Exploding Lamps
• Modelo Can't Get Early Win, Either, In Hard Seltzer TM Suit
• Gelato Shop Franchise Not As Sweet As Promised, Suit Says
• 4th Circ. Won't Revive Travelers Breach Of Contract Suit
• Casino Owner Looks To Duck $300M Award Enforcement Suit
• Construction Co. Hits Lease Crutcher Lewis With $81M Claim
• LED Co. Must Pony Up For Bulb Maker In IP Row, Judge Says
• SPAC Investors Sue In Del. After Talkspace Value Plunge
• License Agreement Lessons From Ford Trade Secrets Case
• La. Firm Wants Dispute Removed To Texas Federal Court
• Baker Botts Seeks Arbitration In Energy Co.'s Malpractice Suit
• 10th Circ. Won't Rehear Developer's Spat With Water Assn.
• How To Deal With Difficult Clients, Practically And Ethically
• Investment Cos. Say CBD Biz Defrauded Them Of $4.7M
• Cantey Hanger Adds Litigation Partner In Fort Worth
• Amazon's Robotics Unit Hit With $280M Contract Breach Suit
• Pot Co. Atty Can't Nix Malpractice Claim, Colo. Judge Says
• Perfume Co. Can't Halt Ex-Amazon Distributor From Using TM
• Google Defeats Privacy Suit Over Chrome Data Collection
• Broker Won't Get Second Shot At Satellite Deal Dispute
• Glove Co. Wants $68M Labor Probe Concealment Suit Ended
• Georgia Steam Builder Can't Escape Claims in Contract Fight
• Philly Wedding Venue Scores Arbitration In COVID Suit
• Sandbagging Issues To Watch In Deal Documents
• Ex-T-Mobile Store Owner Gets 10 Years For Phone Unlocking
• Film Producers' Secret Wage Deal Unenforceable
• Schnader Harrison Seeks Toss Of Deadline Failure Suit
• Tech Co. Gets $1 In Trade Secrets Suit Against Ex-Developer
• Butzel Opens Grand Rapids Office With Litigation Firm Merger
• 11th Circ. Overturns Ruling In Life Insurance Validity Row
• REIT CEO Seeks $1.9M In Fees For Smear Scheme Suit
• Judge Says UAE Property Co. Should Face $95M Award Suit
• Tokio Marine Unit Wants $24M From Texas Oil Drilling Co.
• Hooters Sues Vegas Ex-Franchisee, Claims Restaurant Rip-Off
• Beach Boys Singer Asks Federal Judge To Sanction Rival Atty
• Ares, Oaktree Sue MasTec, IEA In Chancery For Deal Breaches
• Taiwanese Co. Wants Out Of Sysco's US Trade Secrets Suit
• Atty's Real Estate Cos. Want Out Of Ex-NFL Player's PPE Suit
• Dallas Development Owner Faces $1.1M Suit For Unpaid Loan
• Sabre Fights US Airways Fee Request For $1 Antitrust Win
• Too Soon For Mich. Trade Secret Defense In Poaching Suit
• Restitution Bid Too Late In Tribal Bribe Case, Architect Says
• UPenn Students' Attys Want $1.5M In COVID-Refund Suit
• Justices Ask SG To Weigh In On Genius-Google Lyric IP Feud
• Compass Sees Chance To Settle NY Real Estate Board Row
• Federal Courts Should Adopt Supreme Court's Amicus Stance
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• Top Firms Make Growth A Priority For 2023
• Tech CEO Cops To Swiping Millions From Data Privacy Firm
• Celsius To Hold Customer Crypto, Alex Jones' Personal Ch. 11
• Paris Hilton, Fallon Among Celebs Sued Over Crypto Promos
• 9th Circ. Skeptical Of $1.7M Atty Fees For $53K Napster Deal
• Huawei Inks 5G Licensing Deal With Oppo
• Fla. Mall Seller Unfairly Hiked Price, Buyer Says
• 4th Circ. Dashes Ex-Owner's Bid To Renew Golf Course Spat
• Apple And Ericsson Cut Deal To End EDTX, ITC Fights
• Perdue Must Face Wage Claims By Chicken Farmers
• HNA Group Must Show Why It Shouldn't Pay Debt, Judge Says
• Real Estate Investor Held In Contempt By NC Judge
• Vape Maker Accuses Ex-Distributor Of Cheating In Arbitration
• Nieces Get Nothing In Suit Against $5B Family Cheese Co.
• 1st Circ. Revives Puerto Rico Urologists' Antitrust Case
• Cannabis Investors Allege Missouri Pair Scammed Them
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Minority Shareholders Not Damaged, Cheese Co. Tells Jury
• Ford Wants $105M Contract, Trade Secrets Verdict Reduced
• NewAge Investor Sues Brass Over Co.'s CBD, Army Claims
• Chicken Plant Can't Escape Insurers' Fraud Claims In Fire Suit
• Pa. Cannabis Co. Didn't Pay For Plant Growth IP, Firm Says
• 9th Circ. OKs Fed. Suit Stay Amid Calif. Eminent Domain Case
• Mich. Judge Unsure Ford Can Get Damages In License Breach
• Pa. Record Label Sues Ohio Co. Over Blown Festival Budget
• Patent Fee-Shifting Often Leaves Prevailing Parties Unpaid
• DLA Piper Hires Ex-Polsinelli Litigator For Its Sports Practice
• 'Fixer Upper' Couple Breached Literary Agent Deal, Suit Says
• Libya Says Suit Over $22M Award Must Be Paused
• Mich. High Court Mulls Shaking Up Supply-Chain Precedent
• Tesla's Model S Door Defects Are Safety Risk, Driver Says
• Ex-Florida Pain Doctor Gets 3½ Years For Insys Kickbacks
• Insurer Must Pay More Than $100K In Ransomware Attack Suit
• Golf Antitrust Battle Heats Up As Discovery Deadline Looms
• Ex-NFL Teammates Aim To Block Revival Of Cannabis Suit
• Ga. Judge Stays Receiver Motion In Coinbase Security Suit
• 'Unfortunately' NYC Can't Nix Trump Golf Deal Post-Verdict
• TotalEnergies Says $100M Trina Solar Suit Must Go Ahead
• SPAC Sues TradeStation, Monex In Del. For Deal 'Betrayal'
• Trump Resort Wants Out Of Contract Spat Over Rock Festival
• White & Case Likely To Get Court OK To Drop Russian Tycoon
• Ga. Trims Ex-Emory Student's Suit Over Sex Assault Report
• Atty Sues Chase Over Missing $25M For Bahamas Land Deal
• Defective QVC Pressure Cooker Suit Shipped To Federal Court
• Allstate Wins $481K Atty Award in Trade Secrets Suit
• Allen & Overy Granted $1M Default Win In Crypto Co. Fee Row
• Check This List Twice: 4 Steps To Abate Coverage Concerns
• NY Appellate Court Reverses Times Square Hotel Ruling
• MLB's Sanctions Bid Strikes Out With Magistrate Judge
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Ad Antitrust Suit Against Google
• 11th Circ. Backs Insurer In Fla. Hotel Owner's Hurricane Suit
• 9th Circ. Appears Skeptical Arbitration Clause Fair To Janitors
• Consumer Claims American-JetBlue Pact Sparked Price Hikes
• Pros And Cons Of NY's New Student-Athlete NIL Law
• Int'l Trade Policy And Compliance Reflect Holistic Shift
• Judge Rejects Baseball Bat Makers' IP Suit Dismissal Motion
• 7 Key Privacy Provisions For Software Delivery Agreements
• Tribe Wants $240K For Legal Costs In Casino Bribery Probe
• Fired Atty Tried To Lure Colleagues Away, Denver Jury Told
• Taylor Swift Fans Say Ticketmaster Debacle Violated Calif. Law
• 5th Circ. Mulls Chase Contract In $20M Data Breach Row
• Facebook Users Say Meta Collected Tax Info During E-Filing
• Mall Of America Lease Fight With Sears Turns To Remedies
• 7-Eleven Sues Insurer Over George Floyd Protest Damage
• NJ Sports Club Says Landlord Lured Customers Away
• Airbnb Stiffs Homeowners Of Promised Protection, Co. Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• High Court Passes On Challenge To DC Circ. Agency Reviews
• 1st Circ. Skeptical Of Ex-NuVasive Rep's Noncompete Appeal
• Justices Won't Hear Appeal Of Long-Running Swisher Case
• 3 Pricing Trends In Law Firm Use Of Litigation Funding
• 6 Ways Hotel Management Agreements Changed In 2022
• In Law Firm Race For Revenue, Top Dogs Stand Alone
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Prestige Leaders
• Google Takes $4B Android Fine Appeal To EU Top Court
• Jet Spat Could Resolve Choice-Of-Law Qs, High Court Hears
• Tech Staffing Corp. Says Ex-HR VP Took Trade Secrets
• Energy Co. Asks Texas Justices To Undo $13M Royalty Loss
• 7th Circ. Wary Of ID Company's Role In Car Rental Dispute
• SPAC Sues Monex, TradeStation In Del. After $1.43B Deal Dies
• Georgia-Pacific Wants Paper Mill Suit Cut Down
• Judge Boots Atty Irking Court With 'Unnecessary Problems'
• Skadden Says Lottery.com Hasn't Paid It For Chancery Case
• EQT Seeks $13.5M From Defaulted Supplier Of Faulty Valves
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ex-Counsel For Macau Billionaire Wins $1.9M In Fees
• Safeguarding Attorneys' Greatest Asset: Our Mental Health
• Avis Customer Attys Ask For $6.3M In Fees In Toll Row
• Jay-Z Can't Halt Arbitration Over Bacardi Venture, Judge Says
• Ousted Pot Co. Atty Keeps Suit Against Atty Couple Alive
• IP Forecast: Jury To Hear Apple-Ericsson Licensing Battle
• DirecTV Streamers Join Tying Fight With Disney Over ESPN
• Parents Defend Bias Suit Against Pa. Sesame Place Park
• Ruling Says Court Can't Change 'Status Quo' In Fla. Contracts
• $31M Construction Fight Belongs In Guatemala, Court Hears
• Wilson Sonsini Atty Blasts Under Armour Docs 'Harassment'
• Marathon Oil's $10.5M Lease Fight Can Move Forward
• Building Better Brand Deal Agreements For Influencers
• Hartford Unit Settles With Colliers In Suit Over Defense Duty
• Former Exec At 50 Cent's Cognac Biz Appeals Arbitration Loss