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Commercial Contracts - April, 2023

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• NY Firm To Arbitrate $124K Fee Spat With Malaysian Co.
• Philips Loses Trade Secret Trial While Getting DMCA Damages
• What Difference Does A Day Make? $180M In Contract Case
• Customers Accuse Grubhub Of Hiding Price-Fixing Docs
• Idaho Tribes Say Construction Suit Shouldn't Be In Fed. Court
• Houston Attorney Says His Former Firm Owes Him Money
• Who Flies Away With Avenatti's Plane? Court To Decide
• Duke Energy Has Control Of Lake Easement, NC Justices Say
• Ex-Detroit Mayor's Ally Can't Shake $7.5M Bribery Judgment
• US Bank Says Investors Lacked Standing To Request Atty DQ
• Class In Race Bias Suit Ill-Defined, Sesame Place Park Says
• Caterpillar Settles Ex-Staffer's Trade Secrets Case
• House Votes To Undo Solar Moratorium
• NBA's Suns Ditch Bankrupt Bally's Network For New TV Deal
• Short Message Data Challenges In E-Discovery
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• UDel Settles Over Tuition Refunds For Online Classes
• Finance Co. Fights Ex-Execs' Bid To Clear Path For Rival Work
• Microcap Dealer Inks $39M Deal Over SEC 'Scalping' Claims
• Jury Finds LA Co., Composer Must Pay In Eminem IP Row
• Security Co. Calls $16.3M Judgment Invalid In Investor Suit
• Wis. Couple Owe $9M For Scam Targeting Hmong Americans
• Influencer's Pot Co. Appeals $1.6M Judgment, Seeks Redo
• Detroit's 'Topless Prophet' Pleads Guilty To Lying To FBI, IRS
• Oil Co. Looks To Revive Oxy Fraudulent Transfer Claim
• Google Fights Uphill To Ax Suit Over Free Software Promises
• Texas Co. Blames Textile Makers For Failed Defense Contract
• Lawsuit Over Failed $20M Texas Mall Returns To State Court
• Claims Co. Owned By Lead Atty Dumped From FPL Irma Suit
• Bankruptcy Sales Uncertain After Justices' Section 363 Ruling
• Jury Sides With Fifth Third In $444M Cash Advance Suit
• Aviation Watch: High Time For Sweeping Air Travel Reforms
• NC Man Pleads Guilty To $20M Leasing Fraud Scheme
• 1st Circ. Says Au Pair Agency Must Face Workers' Wage Suit
• Ohio Panel OKs Land Sellers' Win In Right Of First Offer Fight
• BofA Hit With Class Action Over Alleged Secret Fees
• Boeing Can't Escape Rocket Site Cleanup Case
• Insurance Mogul Should Pay For Broken Vow, NC Panel Told
• FTC Fights Bid To Move La. Hospital Merger Notice Case
• Comic Tells 2nd Circ. Barstool's Barbs No Laughing Matter
• Texas Appellate Court Revives Case Against CPA Firm
• Tracon's $200M Damages Claim Axed In Cancer Antibody Feud
• Clark Hill Strengthens Presence In Mexico With 2 New Attys
• Hyundai Asks 11th Circ. To Void $16M Car Dealership Verdict
• Energy Co. Fights Asset Freeze In $60M Enforcement Dispute
• Cos. Sold Smoke Detectors With Fake Marks, Amazon Says
• Shell, Property Owners Spar Over 9th Circ. Panel Rehearing
• 2nd Circ. Sets New Issue Preclusion Standard In RMBS Suits
• Sabre Says US Airways Not Entitled To Fees For $1 Win
• Investors Sue Over End Of Lauded Chicago Restaurant Biz
• Thomas Report Is Final Straw — High Court Needs Ethics Code
• Commercial Real Estate Lending Checkup Amid Market Unrest
• Philly Casino, Firms Urge 3rd Circ. To Shield Privileged Docs
• Amazon Fights DC AG's Bid To Revive Antitrust Suit
• Marriott Survives Bid To Ax Counterclaims In COVID Row
• Colo. Co. Says Denver Law Firm Mucked Up $5.6M Case
• Fox Rothschild Adds Wilson Elser Commercial Litigator
• Siblings Want To Oust Kids' Book Co. Prez In Family Feud
• Software Co. Says It Couldn't Rebut Judge's Reasoning
• FERC Says Oil Pipeline Rate Shift Was Proper
• Six Flags To Build Calif.'s Biggest Solar Energy Project In LA
• London Stock Exchange Operator Gets $11.7M Award OK'd
• Crypto Miner, Landlord Duel Over Venue In Lease Dispute
• Court Won't Ax Parliament-Funkadelic Music Copyright Feud
• Top NY Court Backs Washington Nationals In TV Rights Suit
• Yahoo Buys Social Sports Betting App Wagr
• 10 Considerations When Licensing AI For Drug Discovery
• Musk Settles $2M Twitter Litigation With Witness Expert Firm
• Insurer Asks 11th Circ. To Revive Hilton Mold Countersuit
• Excavation Co. Asks 3rd Circ. To Revive Mechanic's Lien Case
• Bottini, Cotchett Pitre To Rep Twitter Investors In Musk Suit
• Joint Representation Ethics Lessons From Ga. Electors Case
• Eyelash Sales Rep Slips Out Of Trade Secrets Suit
• NY Atty Coaching Co. Says Rival Pressing It Over Contract, IP
• Corp. Arbitration Without Attorneys Present Upheld On Appeal
• Jet Rental Biz Says Flight Co.'s Own Claims Sink Contract Suit
• Mortgage Co.'s Malpractice Suit Should Be Tossed
• Iran Hit With More Sanctions Over 'Violent' Protest Responses
• Biden Set To Veto Solar Duty Resolution
• Lawyer Discernment Is Critical In The World Of AI
• Biotech Co., Insurer Drop $3.6M Frozen Meds Shipping Suit
• Razin Kane Monster Truck Team Says Food Chain Violated TM
• Contractors Dodge Ryan Homes' Pa. Landslide Claims
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 9th Circ. Upholds Trial Rulings In Epic-Apple Antitrust Suit
• Ex-Fox Exec Seeks Acquittal Following FIFA Bribery Trial
• Ohio Appeals Court Revives Logistics Co.'s Noncompete Suit
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Indian Pharma Co. Can't Revive Claim Over Xifaxan Royalties
• Arbitration Assoc. Says It's Immune From Oil Co.'s Suit
• Enviro Co. Can't Make Contractor Liable For Entire $1.2M
• China Decries Impending US Investment Review Tool
• Health Care Rates Not A Takings Claim In Insurance Dispute
• Energy Co. EnVen's Kickback Suit Must Go To Chancery Trial
• OnlyFans Hit With $5.7M Suit In Autorenewal Billing Scheme
• Influencer-Run Pot Co.'s Contract Suit Sent Back To Fla. Court
• Texas High Court Won't Hear Developer's Lease Breach Suit
• Ex-Execs Provoked Mass Exit From Truist Unit, NC Suit Says
• SF Rips Airline Group's 9th Circ. Fight Over New Benefits Law
• Fla. Shrimp Breeder Asks 11th Circ. To OK $9.9M IP Verdict
• Kroger, Albertsons Oppose Shoppers' Bid To Block Merger
• 6th Circ. Reverses Health Care Co.'s Retaliation Coverage Win
• Shipping Co. Sues To Block Bed Bath & Beyond's $7.8M Claim
• Pa. Judge Trims Cross-Claims In Arconic Trade Secrets Row
• UPenn Counters Consulting Firm's Breach Suit With Its Own
• Investors Get Initial OK For $95M Televisa Settlement
• Ohio Firm Dodges Malpractice Claims In $10M Loan Fraud Suit
• 2nd Circ. Affirms US Steel Win In Contract Fight
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Paramount Lobs Counterclaims At Warner In 'South Park' Suit
• Sunnova Sues Vision Solar Over $670K In Unpaid Bills
• Texas Atty Can't Revive Contingency Fee Claims, Court Says
• Willkie Grows LA Office With Experienced Entertainment Atty
• NC Fraud Deal Doesn't End Contract Claim, 4th Circ. Told
• Norfolk Southern Wins Va. Antitrust Suit, CSX's Appeal Denied
• Jiffy Lube Says New Worker In No Poach Suit Has To Arbitrate
• Blank Rome Beats DQ Bid In $70M Tower Investment Fight
• PGA Says Saudi Wealth Fund Can't Appeal Subpoena Yet
• Minor League Owners Say Colleague 'Stabbed' Them In Back
• 3rd Circ. Denies Review Of NLRB's Hospital Sales Doc Order
• Judge Threatens To Toss Bitcoin Co.'s Suit Against Landlord
• Pot Co. Investor Wants Partial Win In Contract Dispute
• Ohio Panel Says No Negligence In Hospital Records Row
• Tufts Student Says Credit Not Fatal To Pandemic Refund Case
• Don't Forget Alumni Engagement When Merging Law Firms
• Philly Realty Firm Claims Trio Stole Clients, Social Media
• Attorney Conflict Dooms Arb. Win In Software Dispute
• DLA Piper Malpractice Suit Over Gummy Deal Dropped
• Hospital Network Won't Pay $564K Bill, Staffing Outfit Says
• ND Energy Co. Wants Second Drilling Rights Suit Nixed
• Who Must Stand Up For Eminem Infringement? Jury To Decide
• Ex-Tesla Engineer Agrees To Pay Up In Trade Secrets Suit
• Diamond Sports To Front Half Of MLB TV Money In Ch. 11
• NC Attys Sue Ex-Co-Counsel For Shirking Work On $42M Suit
• 4th Circ. Won't Let Investors Intervene In Belize Scam Case
• Dinner Party Pot Co. Pitch Was A Sham, Ohio Couple Says
• Investor Says She Was Tricked Into Investing In Pot Co.
• Amazon Can't Arbitrate Wiretap Claims, 9th Circ. Rules
• Oil Trader Says Shipping Co. Failed To Provide Vessels
• Tyson Tries To Sink 'Ghost Cattle' Rancher's Monopoly Suit
• Diamond Resorts Wants Sanctions On Timeshare Claims
• Meat Company Got 'Excuses' Instead Of Equipment, Suit Says
• Proofpoint Loses Bid To Grow $14M Trade Secret Verdict
• Without Stronger Due Diligence, Attys Risk AML Regulation
• 3rd Circ. Ponders Post-Removal Remand Fee Applicability
• Ex-DLA Piper Entertainment Litigator Rejoins Venable In LA
• Appeals Court Backs Energy Co. Ex-Exec's Severance Win
• Insurer Doesn't Have To Pay Irma Award Interest, Judge Says
• Justices Say Ch. 11 Sale Appeal Rules Aren't Jurisdictional
• Paul Mitchell Says Animal Testing Allegation Is Speculation
• Ga. Justices Weigh Foreign Law In Restrictive Covenant Suit
• Funkadelic Musician's Copyright Claims Too Late, Clinton Says
• Pot Co. Founder's Oral Contract Row With Investor Tossed
• InterDigital Pans 'Wholly Manufactured' Tech Licensing Suit
• National Grid Escapes Solar Co.'s Tax Suits In Mass.
• 11th Circ. Panel Revives Southern Co. Unit's Contract Case
• Kesha's Ex-Producer May Be A 'Public Figure,' Court Signals
• Coal Ash Distributor Owes Construction Co. $2.5M, Suit Says
• Every Lawyer Can Act To Prevent Peer Suicide
• Meyer Unkovic Taps New Real Estate Partner In Pittsburgh
• Judge Explains Contempt Finding In $1.2M Bid-Rigging Case
• Pa. Justices Dispute If Coordination Rule Creates State MDLs
• Receiver Dropped From $7M Fertilizer Case Over Funding
• Trump Resort Gets Rock Music Festival Suit Moved To Fla.
• Breach Claims Against Ball Aerospace Headed To Trial
• Geothermal Energy Co. Says Co-Founder Isn't Doing His Job
• HNTB Liable For $714M In Seattle Tunnel Delay, Suit Alleges
• Cannabis Co. Hasn't Paid For Power Supplies, Suit Says
• SEC Says Former Florida Broker Swindled Black Christians
• Soundgarden, Singer's Estate Reach Deal In Recording Row
• Barstool Says Rapaport Has It 'Entirely Backwards' In Appeal
• 'Bohemian Rhapsody' Writer Says Net Proceeds Bit The Dust
• Oregon Cannabis Co. Says Majority Owner Stole $4.8M
• Canadian Mining Co. Can't Challenge Award, Panel Says
• JBS Reaches $25M Beef Price-Fixing Deal With Indirect Buyers
• Concrete Co. Paid Union Workers Under The Table, Jury Told
• Construction Co. Wants Tribes' Attys DQ'd From Casino Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Bezos Girlfriend's Brother Says Firm Sabotaged Extortion Suit
• A Texas Gas Contract Case May Be Redefining Force Majeure
• 2nd Circ. Enforces $3M Atty Fee Award On Lebanese Bank
• Nickelback Wants $592K In Fees For Texas Copyright Suit
• Building On Successful Judicial Assignment Reform In Texas
• Del. Chancery Tells Attys To Back Off In Suit Over MasTec Deal
• Mercedes-Benz Insurer Can't Sue For Factory Fire Profit Loss
• Twitter Hit With Fresh PAGA Claims Amid Wave Of WARN Suits
• Texas High Court Sends $41M Well Dispute To Arbitrator
• FTC Proposal Greatly Widens Auto-Renewal Regulation
• Investors Get Atty Tossed From Venezuela Bank Suit
• Marriott Rips 'Absurd' Event Cancellations In Contract Fight
• Ex-Rep. Seeks Lenient Sentence For COVID Relief Schemes
• NJ Policyholders Win Class Cert. In Geico Underpayment Suit
• Legal Funder Blasts Atty's 'Frivolous' Bid To Toss $18M Suit
• NC Event Co. Says Panthers Stadium Abandoned Staffing Deal
• Sysco Barred From Dragging Burford Into Broiler Chicken Suit
• Ohio Contractor Sues For $3.5M Over GM Battery Plant Delays
• Hook & Hook Gets $3M Fee In $10M Resort Member Deal
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Diamond Sports, MLB Warm Up For Ch. 11 Contract Fight
• Biden's Accelerated EV Push Has Auto, Truck Cos. On Edge
• CBS Hit With Suit From Mo'Nique Over 'The Parkers' Pay
• Ex-Tucker Arensberg Atty Must Face Claims Over Hotel Deal
• Pandemic Rent Ruling Backs DoorDash Fee Suit, Judge Told
• Kroger And Albertsons Ask To Toss Private Case Over Buyout
• Texas Appeals Court Upholds $6.1M Pipeline Use Award
• Crypto Firm Owes Marketing Consultant $3.6M, Suit Says
• Trucking Bill Suit Belongs In Mexico, Texas Justices Are Told
• Health Network Says Broker Should Pay For Data Breach Suits
• Allstate Can't Toss Roberto Clemente Family's Fraud Claims
• Detroit Says $2M Atty Fee Is Unreasonable In Property Case
• Mass. Commuter Rail Co. Says Court Can't Review Arbitration
• Consulting Firm Seeks $157K Fee From Influencer's Pot Co.
• Printing Co. Hit With $5M IP Verdict After Ennis Acquisition
• Using International Arb. To Settle Cannabis Industry Disputes
• Chevron Escapes $85M Suit Over Missed Gas Deliveries
• Mistrial Declared In Ex-LA Official's Bribery Case
• Eckert Seamans Adds Commercial Litigator In Boston
• DOJ To Take 5th Circ. Abortion Pill Ruling To Supreme Court
• Ex-Polar Air Cargo Execs, Vendors Accused Of $52M Fraud
• Bid To Split PGA Tour-LIV Antitrust Trial Denied
• TMX Customers' Data May Be Sold On Dark Web, Suit Says
• Auto Parts Co. Goes After Ex-Worker Who Started Competitor
• Car Show Star Says Lenders Violated Ga. Usury Laws
• NC Landlord Ends Suit Over Unrecorded Loan Payments
• 7th Circ. Undoes Class Cert. In COVID Tuition Refund Suit
• C.H. Robinson Sues Shipper, Port Co. Over Spoiled Grapes
• Endo Gets OK For $27M Deal With Novavax In Contract Fight
• Lil Yachty, UK Music Co. Reach Port With NFT TM Settlement
• NC Judge Orders Arrest Of Real Estate Investor For Contempt
• Legal Services Co. Renews Theft Claims After Deal Collapses
• 9th Circ. Reduces Shell, Alon's $41M Trial Loss, Cuts Atty Fees
• Jack Nicklaus Narrows Claims Over $145M IP Sale
• Do Videoconferences Establish Jurisdiction With Defendants?
• Split Ohio Panel Backs Menards' Contract Win, Vacates Fees
• Ex-Startup CEO Wins $900K From Navient In Exit Pay Dispute
• Theater Ad Co. National Cinemedia To Slash Debt In Ch. 11
• CFPB's 'Fine Print' Registry Panned As Arbitration Rule 2.0
• Standing May Prove To Be Abortion Pill Ruling's Achilles' Heel
• Bird Marella Freed From Extortion Suit Linked To Bezos Affair
• Mich. Tribe Inks $25M Deal With Investors In Casino Dispute
• Texas Instruments Says It Didn't Break Chem Recycle Deal
• Carrier Says Treaty Bars Hemp Cargo Seizure Case
• Sony Music Spain Sues House Music Label Over Song Rights
• Judge Wants Sabre To Pay Fees In Airline's $1 Antitrust Win
• App Maker Must Sue Microsoft In Ireland, Says Wash. Panel
• PGA Tour-LIV Trial Pushed Back By Months, To May 2024
• Wash. Contractor Seeks Unpaid Wages For Ferry Dock Work
• Ex-Aerospace Exec Says He Never Signed A Noncompete
• BMW Wants To Restart Dealer's Suit In Fla. State Court
• Sinopec Unit Ordered To Pay $20.7M To Oil Terminal
• Generative AI Brings A New Generation Of Legal Issues
• Whirlpool Liable For $175K Dishwasher Fire, Insurer Says
• Game Co. Investors Sue In Del. Over $600M Buyback
• Ex-CEO Says He Wouldn't Cheat Boeing, So PE Firm Fired Him
• Ga. Judge Refuses To Exclude Claims In Solar Farm Fight
• 9th Circ. Revives Suit Against Estate For Tax Planning Fees
• Okla. City U. Law Alum Sues Over Data Breach At School
• Humanism Should Replace Formalism In The Courts
• Blackstone Wraps Up Record $30B Real Estate Fund
• Twitter's Ex-CEO, Top Atty Sue For Ongoing Legal Fees
• Ca., FERC Urge Justices To Ignore Hydro Licensing Spat
• 9th Circ. Reviews COVID Eviction Bans in L.A., Seattle
• Commanders To Pay Fans, AG $625,000 In Ticket Deposit Suit
• Grubhub, Other Cos. Appeal Failed Antitrust Arbitration Bid
• Sysco Pushing To Drag Burford Into Antitrust Proceedings
• Ex-Data Privacy CEO Gets 3½ Years For $10.4M Frauds
• Architecture Co. Asks 7th Circ. To Revive $3.4M Coverage Bid
• Fraud Suit Accusing Ex-Eisner, Sheppard Mullin Attys Tossed
• Streamers Fight To Keep Disney, ESPN Antitrust Suit Alive
• New Bad Bunny-Led Sports Agency Aims To Rep Latino Stars
• WWE Looks To Duck Rival's Renewed Antitrust Suit
• Construction Co. Caused Losses In Casino Project, Tribe Says
• 2nd Circ. Revives Suit Over $15M Life Insurance Policy
• Crypto Miner Accuses Custody Provider Of Lax Security, Theft
• Dickinson Wright Hires Lewis Brisbois IP Partner
• Texas Town Says Lease Fight Is Far From Title Dispute
• Google Asia Can't Keep $120M Ad Fee Fight In Arbitration
• Bitcoin Co. Says Landlord Cut Off Power To Mining Farm
• 11th Circ. Asked To Uphold $557K Award Over Worksite Theft
• NY Firm Beats Mich. Auto Co. Claims Over Arbitration Loss
• Mercedes Plaintiffs Can Consolidate Subframe Suits In Ga.
• Patent Atty Sues Former Firm For Wages And Use Of Image
• RealPage Accused Of Running Multifamily Rental Cartel
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Walmart Says Capital One Didn't Meet Its Customers' Needs
• PGA Tour And LIV's Trial Date Nixed Amid 9th Circ. Appeal
• Marketing Co. Says F1 Team Lied About Car Performance
• Va. Judge Trims Amazon's Real Estate Kickback Suit
• London Stock Exchange Operator Seeks OK Of $11.5M Award
• Marketing Co. Can't Escape Verbal Settlement Deal
• Iron And Coal Exec Drops $48M Conn. Business Credit Row
• Judge Says Trial Needed In $30M Atty Fee Dispute
• Penn. Roofing Co. Ordered To Arbitrate Trade Secrets Dispute
• Amazon Sitting On Sales Data In Antitrust Suit, Customers Say
• Judge Rips Oil Royalty Plaintiffs For Repeated Filings
• SmileDirect Can't Dodge Review Suppression Claims
• Boston Univ. Defeats Students' Pandemic Tuition Suit
• Conn. Aircraft Supply Fraudster Must Repay $7M To Victims
• Kickstart My Lawsuit? Mötley Crüe Guitarist Sues Own Band
• Texas Injury Firm Accused Of Not Paying Medical Coordinator
• 1st Circ. Hands New Balance Win In Peru Arbitration Dispute
• NC Justices Back K&L Gates' Counsel Fee In Hospital Dispute
• MLB Says Diamond Sports Still Owes Twins, Guardians
• Judge Orders Arrest Of Real Estate Scheme Leader's Wife
• Insurer Rips Businessman's 'Cloud Of Secrecy' In $524M Suit
• 6th Circ. Pushes Software Co. On Six-Year Suit Delay
• Crypto Mining Operator Sued Over Delays, Poor Conditions
• $5M Suit Filed Over 'Shoddy' Work On Amazon Center
• Suits Over Mercedes Subframes Should Merge, Plaintiffs Say
• Microsoft To Pay $3.3M In Sanctions, Export Controls Cases
• Panel Agrees European Tour Can Punish LIV Golf Defectors
• Bristol-Myers, Dana-Farber Settle Cancer IP Dispute
• Buy America Guidance Still Unclear On Treaty Obligations
• Don't Let Client Demands Erode Law Firm Autonomy
• Distressed Cannabis Cos. Have A Few Options, With Caveats
• ESOP Firm Asks 11th Circ. To OK $1.5M Win For Unpaid Bill
• State Farm Asks 11th Circ. To End Vehicle Valuation Suit
• Net4Gas Opts For Arbitration With 'Major' Russian Co.
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ga. Sports Agent Can Redo Fraud Claims In Settlement Battle
• Mass. Bridge Contractors Pay $1.2M To End FCA Probe
• Resellers Not Entitled To MSG Season Tickets, Court Says
• Liberty U. Asks Court To Toss Falwell's $8.5M Benefits Suit
• NC Software Co. Wants $28M From Dutch Partner-Turned-Rival
• FDIC Moves $200M SVB Credit Dispute To Federal Court
• United Demands Chubb Unit Cover Passenger Coma Litigation
• Trust Co. Tries To Shake Firm's Settlement Fund Hack Claims
• Arranta Prevails In Del. Noncompete Suit Filed By PSG
• Zurich Says It Owes No Defense For Late Notice Of Shooting
• Voyager Gets OK For Loan Claim Deal With FTX
• Justices Told La. Hospital Case Correctly Deemed Implausible
• Carvana Wants NC Dealership's 'Protectionist' Suit Curbed
• Credit Union's Contract Claim Against Insurer Moves Forward
• Lowe's Inks Deal With Visa In Transaction Fee Dispute
• Wells Fargo Seeks $205M For Chicago Opera House Debt
• Sonrai, HPE Settle After Oversealing Irks Del. Chief Judge
• Valuation Firm Seeks Over $85K From Ga. Biz Tycoon's Trust
• 5th Circ. Revives Biotech Co. Trade Secrets Suit Against Exec
• Colo. Battery Maker Says It Was Stiffed By Electric Truck Co.
• PWM Property Gets OK For Ch. 11 Plan For Chicago Tower
• Instagrammer's Pot Co. To Pay $1.6M In Contract Dispute
• NJ Appeals Court Sends SmileDirect Injury Suit To Arbitration
• Oilfield Rental Co. Says Ex-Employee Swiped Trade Secrets
• Builder Blasts Paper Mill's Bid To Recoup Asbestos Suit Costs
• Chipotle Patrons Can't Get Class Cert. In Change-Sorting Row
• Game Co. Says 3rd Circ. Can't Shield Eckert Seamans Docs
• Burford Fights Sysco Bid To Join Antitrust, Injunction Cases
• Woodward Cites Fair Use In Trump's Suit Over Recordings
• NJ Panel Says Bridge Commission Can't Mandate Union Deals
• 11th Circ. Revives Claims Over Siemens Coal Equipment
• Guinea Ordered To Pay $55M Over Defunct Defense Contracts
• Del. Judge OKs Class Action Over College's Online Classes
• Chinese Cinema Owner Loses Bid To Undo $457M Award
• Mont. Co. Gets 20-Year Export Ban For Radio Sales To Iran
• Chancery Rules Merck Kept Talc Liabilities In $14B Merger
• Agent's Contract Stance Fouls Protections, NBA Union Says
• Burned Farm Housing's Builder Owes Insurer $22M, Court Told
• NC Bottling Company Gets $11M Default Win In Scam
• AT&T Comes Out On Top In Station Contract Racial Bias Suit
• Houston Rodeo Improperly Revoked Membership, Suit Says
• Apple Wants Quinn Emanuel Attys Sanctioned In IP Theft Row
• Amazon Data Center Investor Files Deal Breach Claims In Del.
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• As EVs Surge, Regs For Charger Warranties Remain Murky
• Federal Judge's Amici Invitation Is A Good Idea, With Caveats
• NJ Justices Reverse Altice's Win On Prorated Cable Bills