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Commercial Contracts - May, 2023

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• Abbott Says Ex-Nutrition Scientist Is Peddling Trade Secrets
• Diddy Says Diageo Abandoned His Vodka, Tequila As 'Urban'
• MLB Commish Says Streaming Is Critical In Bally Ch. 11
• Hotel Coverage Didn't Transfer To New Owner, 9th Circ. Rules
• Wash. Appeals Panel Says Construction Co. Waived $12M Claim
• Florida Judge Rejects Sanctions For Witness Intimidation
• Project Veritas Claims Founder Stole Donors After Suspension
• 2 Sentenced In Texas For $2.5M Container Homes Fraud
• Harvard Says Student Can't Pin Downfall On Denied Diploma
• NC Atty, Mazda Drivers Say Mazda Knew Of Oil Leak
• Pot Biz Accused Of Breaking Deal To Sell Bob Marley Products
• Hyundai Unit Made Relocation Promise, Dealership Claims
• Electrolux Sets Aside $60M For French Antitrust Charges
• Soccer Exec Can't Cut Sentence In FIFA Case, Feds Say
• Wells Fargo To Pay Oxy $38M In Botched Contract Suit
• 7th Circ. Asks Why Atty Delayed Efforts To Transfer Case
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Energy Company Fights Fuel June Docket
• Creditor Sues Merced In Del. Over 'Sham' Asset Sale
• FERC Got Oil Pipeline Rate Ruling Wrong, DC Circ. Told
• Ex-CEO Can Sue Attys Pro Se But Needs Bolstered Complaint
• Clean Energy Co., Former GC To Settle Trade Secrets Suit
• Patagonia Claims Nordstrom Sells 'Obvious Counterfeits'
• Atty Trashed Time Records, Spa Says In $1.15M Fee Fight
• Venable Adds Ex-MoFo Partner To New York Corporate Group
• Delta Accused Of Falsely Claiming To Be Carbon-Neutral
• NY's Highest Court May Weigh In On $185M Award Fight
• Grubhub, Uber Eats Ask 2nd Circ. For Antitrust Arbitration
• Texas Session Brings Changes To Civil, Judicial Procedure
• WWE Wants To Tap Out Of Rival's 'Futile' Antitrust Lawsuit
• Oil Pipeline Users Back FERC Index Rate Shift At DC Circ.
• Takeaways From New Fla. Pharmacy Benefit Manager Rules
• Yacht Owner Says Capt. Couldn't Have Prevented Wreck
• Coca-Cola Suit Should Go To Florida, Cooling Co. Says
• Steakhouse's Bid To Toss Defense Sat Too Long On The Grill
• Stratasys Board Rejects Nano Dimension's Hostile Bid
• MGA Beats Rapper T.I.'s $100M IP Theft Suit At Trial
• AAA's Arbitral Immunity Only Goes So Far, Oil Co. Says
• Delta Settles COVID Refund Suit, Class Attys Get $2.3M
• Wyden Pushes ITA On Spyware Sales To Foreign Markets
• NC Tribe To Weigh Auditing $31M Medical Cannabis Program
• Restaurant Software Co. Brass Face Suit Over Sunken Deal
• Property Co. Asks 3rd Circ. Not To Revive $392K Lien Suit
• Texas Judge Sends Fee Fight Between Energy Cos. To NY
• Judge Dismisses All Claims In $24M Mich. Asbestos Row
• Suit Over Deutsche's SunEdison Disclosures Moves To Trial
• Fiat Chrysler Must Face Most 'Fix And Repair' Claims
• Univ. Of Rochester Can't Defeat COVID-19 Tuition Suit
• Some Client Speculations On AI And The Law Firm Biz Model
• Bally Sports' Ch. 11 Fight May Strike Out Local Cable
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• FDIC's Cross River Consent Order Lends Lessons For Banks
• Music Co. Fights Atty's Bid To End Ex-Fugees Rapper Suit
• Mayer Brown's NY Staff Helps Mentor Teens, Young Adults
• Estate Wants To Renew Hiring Claims In Fatal Lyft Crash Suit
• OppFi Sued Over 160% APR Rent-A-Bank Allegations In Wash.
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell Lipton, Latham
• Pot Co. Can't Punt Fraud Case To Arbitration, Court Told
• MGA Boss Says T.I.'s 'Total Lie' No Comparison To Mattel Row
• Serta Simmons Says 2020 Deal Staved Off Ch. 11 For Years
• Judges Say Cannabis Cos. Must Arbitrate Asset Sales Dispute
• Ex-Littler Atty Can't Beat Law Firm's Document Theft Suit
• Total Asks Texas Justices To Review Mixed Insurance Ruling
• Amentum Says Exercise Company Atty Intimidated Witness
• Judge Allows New Evidence In Argentine Energy Case
• 3D Printer Stratasys Inks $1.8B Merger Deal, Draws Hostile Bid
• IP Forecast: Paul Hastings To Attack DQ Bid In Coke Feud
• Pittsburgh Agency Seeks Redo In 'Airmall' Termination Suit
• Dissecting The Case Law On Automaker Arbitration Provisions
• 2nd Circ. Vacates Part Of Cognizant's Software IP Win
• Nev. Gold Mine Investor Sues In Del. Over 'Unfair' Merger
• BP Must Pay Ark. Gas Co. $18M In Winter Storm Delivery Row
• A Look At Texas Business Courts' Potential M&A Impact
• Cineworld Expects To Conclude Chapter 11 In July
• AIG Beats Ex-Goldman Exec's Coverage Bid After Paying $1M
• Conn. Judge Exits Atty's Firing Row Over Day Pitney Ties
• Plaintiff Swap Won't Prejudice Insurer In Suit, Court Told
• Ga. Panel Says Moe's Franchise Too Late On Malpractice Suit
• Chick-Fil-A Worker Says Franchisee Can't Ax OT Suit
• SG Tells Justices To Skip 3 PTAB, Copyright Cases
• Mich. Judge Says Dubai Date Co.'s Franchise Row Belongs In UAE
• Musk Rips Twitter Investor's 'Exorbitant' Mootness Fee Bid
• OMG Dolls Confused With T.I.'s OMG Girlz? Surveys Say 0%
• Travelers Fights Damages In $13M Scholastic Coverage Row
• Troubled Hotel Properties On Shaky Ground As Debt Matures
• Travel Nurse Collective Gets Early OK For OT Claims
• Solar Co. Accused Of Forcing Workers Into Noncompete Pacts
• Lowe's Cuts Interchange Fee Deals With Mastercard, Banks
• 10th Circ. Highlights US Court Discretion On Arbitral Awards
• NJ Justices Will Hear Arbitration Bid In Insurance Refund Row
• MLB Commissioner To Testify In Bally Sports Ch. 11 TV Fight
• Coalition Ignites Challenge Of Wash. Gas Appliance Limits
• NC Attys Say Client Duty Outweighs Ex-Colleague's Fee Fight
• NYT Trims But Can't Cancel Subscription Renewal Suit
• Philly Firm Can't Exit Suit Over Bar Lease Case Just Yet
• Panamanian Co. Says Fla. Law Firm Defrauded It Of $500K
• Aspiring Cannabis Investor Says Borrower Ruined $4M Deal
• Texas Billionaire Wants Bathroom Attendants' Wage Suit Killed
• Metaverse Presents New Challenges For Data Preservation
• Janssen Prevails In Patent Battle With Mylan Over Generics
• Toy Designer Tells Jury About T.I. Sex Assault Allegations
• Wash. County Sues Contractors Over Sewer Project Sinkholes
• Keurig Wants To Toss Winn-Dixie Claims On Top Of Sanctions
• Philips Owes $2.5M Treble Damages After IP Trial, Rival Says
• Tribe Urges 9th Circ. To Revive Casino Contractor Pay Dispute
• Security Co. Can't Recruit Workers From Rival After Merger
• Wells Fargo Arbitration Clause Is Limited, Cardholders Say
• Venezuelan Airline Rips Cert. Bid In Miami 'Exit Fees' Suit
• DC's AG Fights For Revival Of Amazon Antitrust Suit
• DC Circ. Says Nonprofit Can Be Sued Over CEO's Remarks
• Developer, Buyer Urged To Settle $10M Miami Condo Fight
• Tishman Speyer Adds Real Estate Expert In Seoul
• Proud Boy Attys Say They Weren't Part Of Jury Research Deal
• Moritt Hock Adds 3 Corporate Attys From Warshaw Burstein
• Bradley Arant Adds 6 Construction, Litigation Attys In Houston
• A Lawyer's Guide To Approaching Digital Assets In Discovery
• BIA Must Deliver Emails In Tribal Lease Suit, Mont. Judge Says
• Justices Won't Take Up AutoZone Race Bias Case
• PGA, LIV Discovery Must 'Move Along' Amid 9th Circ. Fight
• Payment Processor Can't Block Merchants' Overcharging Suit
• Biz Groups Tell 4th Circ. Duke Antitrust Suit Must Stay Dead
• LifeWallet Software Holder Fights Co-Founder's $12.5M Claim
• Justices Won't Reopen Petrobras Case Over $820M Settlement
• High Court's Ethics Statement Places Justices Above The Law
• California Lawyer Says NC Court Can't Hear $8M Contract Suit
• Gun Broker Asks 11th Circ. To Send Questions To Ga. Justices
• Directors Can't Nix Fla. Atty DQ Ruling In Venezuela Bank Suit
• Gordon & Rees Adds 4 Attys From Sinars Slowikowski
• Real Estate Firm Let Ex-CEO Swindle Investors, NC Suit Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 3 Cahill Gordon Finance Partners Jump To Paul Hastings
• Paul Weiss Reps Chevron In $7.6B PDC Energy Purchase
• Bitcoin Miner Wants Court To Act Fast On 'Hostage' Machines
• HNA Told To Give Holder Of Chicago Tower, NY Center To LLC
• Steinmetz's Attempt To Revive Guinea Claim Is Discontinued
• Private Equity Firm Takes $11M Restaurant Row To 3rd Circ.
• States, Others Oppose Google Bid To Trim Play Store Case
• Rival Wants 2nd Circ. To Void Viking's Mississippi Cruise Deal
• Saudi Fund Moves To Toss Counterclaims In PGA Tour Row
• Wash. Apt. Building Sold With Hazardous Waste, Buyer Says
• Chancery Fast-Tracks GLAS Trust Battle Over Byju's Control
• Texas Justices OK Oil & Gas Co.'s Withheld Payment Interest
• Texas University Not Immune In Suit Over $42M Dorm Project
• Ill. High Court Taps Masuda Funai Atty As Cook County Judge
• Michigan Can Use National Securities Test, Panel Says
• Couple Seek At Least $5M For Fees, Costs In Solar Farm Win
• Gas Stations Again Seek Own Spot In Visa, Mastercard Case
• Ski Operator Wants Rival's Docs To Fight NY Antitrust Case
• Harvard Fights Vizgen's Claims In Spatial Imaging Patent Fight
• Judge Threatens Sanctions Until Atty Courtesy Improves
• 4th Circ. Urged Not To Let NC Doc Seek Fees Again
• W.Va. Health Biz's Ex-GC Settles Ahead Of Conspiracy Trial
• JetBlue-American Pact Amounts To Illegal Merger, Judge Says
• Time For Law Schools To Rethink Unsung Role Of Adjuncts
• Eversheds Adds Finance Atty In NY From Lowenstein
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Kagan Rips Sotomayor's 'I Could Paint That' Warhol Opinion
• Toy Designer In T.I. Trial Tearfully Denies Copying OMG Girlz
• ​​​​​​Google To Pay $40M To End Wash. Location Data Privacy Suit
• Takeda Rejects $480M AbbVie Claim In Del. Drug Shortage Suit
• Buzzfeed Accused Of Sharing Data With Tiktok, Google, Meta
• 2nd Circ. Backs Hasbro Win In Royalties Fight
• Lab Can't Trim PerkinElmer's $6.3M COVID-19 Gear Suit
• Edible Arrangements Wants Ex-COO's Counterclaims Axed
• Honeywell Gets $2.5M Award In Ohio Trade Secrets Case
• Colorado Attorney Censured For Repping Opposing Clients
• Judge Won't Shake Margolis Edelstein Win In Malpractice Suit
• Atty Must Repay $9.4M In 'Scoundrel 101' Escrow Scheme
• Citadel Securities Hits Crypto Venture With Trade Secrets Suit
• 'Sarcasm, Ms. Keller': T.I. Spars With MGA Atty At Doll IP Trial
• Ex-Twitter Workers Say Musk Owes Them Severance
• Judge Draws Bright Lines Around Discovery In Golf Battle
• Ariz. Halts Health Care Funds Amid Scam Targeting Natives
• Judge Won't Certify Brandeis Students In COVID Refund Case
• Moore & Van Allen Nets $823K In Fees After Trade Secrets Win
• What Texas Misrepresentation Ruling Means For Insurers
• Kentucky Men Charged In Alleged $3.3M Credit Fraud Scheme
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Fraud Claims Over Tyson's $2.1B Deal
• Chancery Sides With VMware In Ex-Worker's Option Dispute
• Judge Won't Free Glove Maker From Forced Labor Suit, Yet
• Petco Shareholder Sues To Recoup Board Power Over CEO
• Mazda Wants Oil Leak Class Action Tossed
• Wrestler Luchasaurus Can't Tap Out Of Mask Copyright Suit
• $30M Debt Suit Stayed As Detroit Hotel Goes On Sale
• ​​​​​​​Firm Says Pot Co. Can't Arbitrate Credit Contract Case
• Tips For In-House Legal Leaders In A Challenging Economy
• Perkins Coie Adds Ex-Alston & Bird Debt Finance Atty In LA
• Despite $1B Deal, Wells Fargo Still Faces Storm Of Litigation
• T.I.'s Stepdaughter Tells Jury MGA Stole Her Group's Look
• Idaho Judge To Hear Tribe's Remand Effort Before Atty DQ Bid
• Injunction May Be On The Chopping Block In HK Award Fight
• JPMorgan Says Gas Co. Is Inconsistent In $2.3M Atty Fees Suit
• GoDaddy Tries To Sway Full 11th Circ. On TCPA Standing
• Wash. Judge Says No Path For Unlicensed Legal Work Claims
• Pa. Justices Say Contractors Can Be Liable For Clear Dangers
• Danish Radisson Unit Missed Chance To Challenge Arbitration
• Proskauer Must Face Cut-And-Paste Malpractice Suit
• Warner Loses Chancery Bid To Shift Fees In Motor Trend Suit
• Ropes & Gray Sheds Wealth Management Unit, Partners
• Litigator Returns To Honigman After Stint With His Own Firm
• Illinois Justices Doubt Nursing Home's Arbitration Bid
• Blank Rome NY Office Scores 9 Akerman Litigators
• Unique Issues To Look Out For In Generative AI Transactions
• Sniping Continues As Players Bow Out Of PGA-LIV Brawl
• Martin Scorsese Owes $500K For Breaking Film Deal, Co. Says
• 2nd Circ. Asks Why Libya Joined Arbitration In $20M Fight
• Kuwaiti Construction Co. Can't Get Award Favoring KBR Nixed
• Valve Corp. Stole Tech For VR Systems, Patent Suit Claims
• Chancery Dismisses Momentus Ex-CEO's Suit For Legal Costs
• Ex-Hughes Hubbard IP Head Defends Client's Direct Payment
• Walmart Owes $19.3M For Hand Sanitizer Deal, Ark. Jury Says
• Texas Justices Rule Energy Co. Must Face $54M Contract Suit
• 5th Circ. Says Court Can't Hear Oil Co.'s Fraud Claim
• Fiat Chrysler Wants Drivers' Lifetime Warranty Claims Slashed
• Serta Simmons Defends 2020 Transaction In Ch. 11 Plan Trial
• Gilstrap Won't Let Altice Shake Music Cos.' Copyright Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 11th Circ. Sends Theater Co.'s Cruise Line Suit To Fla. Court
• Water Co. Wants Colorado Natl. Park Damage Suit Trimmed
• BNSF Seeks Arbitration Of Damages Owed To Tribe
• When Are Cos. Liable For Building Customers' Designs?
• Ga. Sports Agent, Adviser Agree To End $7M Unpaid Fees Suit
• MLB Faces November Trial In Minor League Contraction Suit
• Occidental Says $558M Award Can't Be Enforced Against It
• Bank Directors Seek Leon Cosgrove's DQ Over Privileged Info
• Duke Energy Tells 4th Circ. Not To Revive Rival's Antitrust Suit
• Costco Settles Fla. Car Battery Warranty Suit With Customers
• Judge Adds $1.9M To $6.8M Medical Pot Contract Judgment
• Firm Says Judge 'Flatly Ignores' Oral Contract In Atty Fee Bout
• What Associates Need To Know Before Switching Law Firms
• Quinn Emanuel Litigator Jumps To Schulte Roth In NYC
• Wash. Fish Health Co. Broke Deal, Chilean Distributor Says
• Laos Seeks OK On 3 Arbitral Awards Over Gambling Venture
• Campsite Wants More Time For Discovery In Tribal Lease Row
• Litigation Funder Wins Bid To Arbitrate Texas Firm's Claims
• Ball Didn't Break Deal With Denver Co., Jury Finds
• Tug Operator Claims Oil And Gas Co. Owes It $836K
• Real Estate Co. Gets Probation, $4M Fine In LA Bribery Case
• Thriving Brands Sues Henkel In Del. Over Right Guard Brand
• Retrial Halted In $1B Caltech IP Row After New Apple Defense
• 1st Circ. Revives Contract Breach Suit By Pharma Tech Exec
• Contractor Reneged On NC Parking Deck, Concrete Co. Says
• Tearful Judge Shows Mercy To 'Extraordinary' FIFA Witness
• Software Co. Tells Judge To Block Ford's Trade Secrets Use
• Vape Distributor Gets To Keep $892K Arbitration Award
• Ga. Power Plant Owners Can't Arbitrate Against Subcontractor
• Advisory Firm Accuses Pot Co. Of Secretly Courting Investors
• Fla. Bank Investors Say Only 'Amnesia' Can Reverse Atty DQ
• Orrick Atty's Claims Against Design Co. Trimmed In IP Row
• Texas Business Court Bill Heading To Governor's Desk
• 11th Circ. Revives Fla. Radio Stations' Hurricane Irma Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• A Case For Sharing Mediation Statements With Counterparties
• Conn. Health System Wrong On Filed Rate Doctrine, Judge Told
• Class Action Over Safeway 'BOGO' Deals Heads To Fed. Court
• Shelby's Co. Says '60 Seconds' IP Bench Trial No Photo Finish
• SEC Flags Libor Sunset 'Challenges' For Investment Advisers
• Lender Group Blasts Serta Simmons Ch. 11 Plan
• Colo. Panel Revives Gas Spat Mired In 'Confusing' Litigation
• ND Tribal Office Director Can't Escape Unlawful Tax Suit
• Wash. High Court Probes Owner Liability In Roofer Death Suit
• Export Controls Can't Keep Up With Adversaries, Analysts Say
• Crypto Developer Gets 10-Year Export Bar For Aiding N. Korea
• Apple Must Face 5G Infringement Claims, Albright Says
• Cannabis Co. Dutchie Sued In Del. For Alleged Merger Breach
• In-House Counsel Admonished Over Emails In Solar Farm Trial
• NC Contractor Jilted Ohio Corp. On $15M Project, Suit Says
• Burford Says Sysco Wrong On The Law In Injunction Fight
• Cannabis Co. Says Ex-GC Wrongfully Tried To Oust CEO
• NY Atty, Firm Want Out Of Ex-Fugees Rapper Fraud Suit
• The Recipe For A Strong Bank-Fintech Partnership Agreement
• Firm Slams Pot Co.'s 'Petulant' Bid To Undo $1.6M Judgment
• Home Point Capital Trades Up After $324M Buy Announcement
• Gov't OK Creates Immunity In Au Pair Pay Fight, 1st Circ. Told
• Sultzer Law Group Woos Back Commercial Litigator
• Bankrupt CineMedia Disclosure Statement Conditionally OK'd
• TI Wants $100M From MGA In OMG IP Trial, Jurors Told
• Texas Fitness Center's Ex-Landlord Wins $1.89M In Lease Row
• DC Circ. Looks At Immunity Denial In Railway Antitrust Case
• SEC Says Medical Device Co. Duped Investor In $730K Deal
• Investors Say Movie Tycoon Owes Them $161K In Fees
• Altice Unit Accused Of Padding Internet Bills In W.Va.
• Suns' TV Deal Broke Bally Sports Ch. 11 Stay, Judge Rules
• Investor Can't Undo $155M Lubricant Co. Acquisition, For Now
• Pot Co. Faked Email To Dodge $6M Payment, Ex-Partner Says
• Haynes Boone Hires Meister Seelig RE Litigation Partner In NY
• Preparing For Legal Scrutiny Of Data Retention Policies
• Produce Co. Says Canadian Bankruptcy Blocks $1.3M Suit
• Gov't Contractors Flouted Union Benefits Rules, Funds Say
• Appeals Panel Says Pa. Airport Can't Evict Concessionaire
• Mich. Tribe Wants DC Circ. To Approve Casino Land Request
• SeaWorld Gets COVID Severance Suit Kicked To Arbitration
• CBD Investor Settles Stock Suit With Private Equity Firm
• TI's Lyrics, Criminal History Restricted In Doll IP Retrial
• Cannabis Co. Drops Suit Over Hemp Equipment Promise
• Chinese Co. Says Amazon Fight Belongs In State Court
• Canadian Court Won't Overturn $22M Award To Marketing Co.
• Hyundai Unit Says It Made No Promise To Mich. Dealership
• Winn-Dixie Sanctioned For Keurig MDL Discovery Failures
• Proskauer Eyes Early Win In Copy-Paste Malpractice Suit
• Alaska Wants Salmon Fishing Season Saved Amid Appeal
• WWE Rival Company Fights To Keep Antitrust Suit Alive
• Judge Grants $6.8M Default Win In Medical Pot Contract Suit
• U. Of San Diego Students' Attys Fined For Missed Depositions
• Attys Sanctioned For Witness Coaching In Media IP Row
• Meat Co.'s Beef With Pittsburgh Steelers' Stadium Squashed
• Texas Engineers Can't Toss Attys' Breach Of Contract Claim
• Texas Judge Freezes Oil Venture Amid Atty Theft Charges
• Byron Allen Hits McDonald's With $100M False Promise Suit
• Pzena Ex-Exec Had No Right To Swap Shares, Chancery Finds
• Beach Boys Singer Says 9th Circ. Can't Undo Atty Sanctions
• Class Action Says Sony Camera Shutters Stop Working
• SVB Collapse Blamed For Default In $2.5M Settlement
• Late Rocker's Family Sues Conn. Guitar Store In Contract Row
• Md. Atty Hit With 9 Years For 'Scoundrel 101' Escrow Fraud
• NJ Music Exec Says Bamboozle Fest Never Paid Back Loan
• CBD Cos.' Owner Strikes Deal With Ex-GC In Benefits Suit
• NBA's Suns Says TV Deal With Bankrupt Bally Sports Expired
• Ga. Power, Rail Car Co. Can't Get Judgments In Contract Fight
• Deal With NBA Player Wrongly Voided, Agent Tells 4th Circ.
• NC Tribal Chief Vetoes $64M Allocation To Cannabis Business
• Judge Still Won't Enforce $7.6M LA Oil Contamination Deal
• IT Co. Won't Pay $1M Georgia Prison Project Bill, Suit Says
• PGA Slams Saudi Fund For 'Misleadingly' Fighting Subpoenas
• AT&T, Lumen To Settle $100M Wholesale Debt Suit
• Quinn Emanuel Hires Kirkland Atty As Expansion Continues
• Kaiser Lets Google, Twitter 'Wiretap' Patients' Info, Suit Says
• Hearst Slapped With Data Privacy Class Action Over App
• Attorneys Should Have An Ethical Duty To Advance DEI
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Lender Urges Judge To Keep Legal Malpractice Suit Alive
• AI And Copyright: Tracking The Ownership Issues
• Newsom Denies Validity Of Calif. Tribe's Gaming Compact Suit
• Peloton Will Pay Dish $75M To Avoid Import Ban
• Construction Co. Wants Atty DQ Bid Resolved Before Remand
• Boxing Promoter Asks High Court To Stay Out Of TM Suit
• Exec Says Denver Hydroponics Co. Failed To Pay Bonuses
• Music Co. Seeks Justices' Take On Time Limit For IP Damages
• Walgreens Go-Between Can't Avoid $1M Fraud Verdict
• AT&T Hit With Racial Bias Claims By Black-Owned Equity Firm
• Wordy Briefs Ousted From NC Mismanagement Melee
• Firms Seek $4.85M Fee In Cannae Management Class Deal
• NY Adds 5 Agencies To Construction Fraud Task Force
• Another LIV Golfer Bails On Legal Fight Against PGA Tour
• Health Hires: Blank Rome, Husch Blackwell
• Wells Fargo Prevails In $2M Life Insurance Dispute
• Judge Won't Reconsider Pioneer Win In Storm Delivery Fight
• Data-Driven Insights Are Key To Attracting Today's Clients
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Judge Slices Sandwich Shop Trade Secrets Suit
• $5.6M Deal Approved To End Telecom Investors' Revenue Suit
• Energy Co.'s Financier Accused Of Takeover Attempt
• NY Investment Firm Wants Arbitration Over Telecom Purchase
• Debt Collector Wins $750K Malpractice Verdict Against Attys
• Parts Maker Can't Dodge Distributor's Suit Over Logo Use
• Low Antitrust Pleading Bar Will Swamp DC, Chamber Warns
• Venue Agreement Dictates Dismissal Of Doc's Hair Robot Suit
• Sysco Says It's Owed Full Control Of Price-Fixing Claims
• Judge Denies Bid To Restore Electricity To Crypto Miner
• Boeing Supplier Faces Investor Suit Over Faulty 737 Max Parts
• Nestle Urges Ga. Panel To OK Its Choice In Electric Provider
• Suit Says Restaurant Shirking Share Of Pittsburgh Food Hall
• Railways Want $14M In Costs For Defeating CSX Antitrust Suit
• 11th Circ. Says Fla. Scrap Metal App Didn't Use Trade Secrets
• Duane Morris Ducks DQ Bid In $3M Compensation Row
• Ohio Panel Rips Law 'Misunderstanding' In Firm Split Spat
• Spanish IT Provider Asks Court To Confirm $14M Award
• Buchanan Ingersoll Gets $700K In Fee Dispute With Ex-Client
• Justices Won't Stay 10th Circ. Ruling On Split Jurisdiction
• Gap, Affiliates Devalued Gift Cards, Reseller Says
• Commerce 'Distorting' Facts In Tin Can Suit, Importer Says
• Solar Farm Trial Victors Aim To Close Exits For $135M Liability
• Wash. Justices Won't Review StarKist Price-Fixing Ruling
• Claims Trimmed In Hemp Venture Contract Dispute
• Harvard Student Denied Diploma Says Expert Is Key To Claims
• FERC Faces Heat Over Calif. Power Sale Refunds
• In Arbitration, Consider The Influence Of State Laws
• Justices Tell Lockheed, Airbus To Answer $3.1B Satellite Case
• F5 Says Landlord Owes Share Of $458M Seattle Tower Sale
• Cullen And Dykman Adds Corporate Partner To NY Office
• 6 Attorneys Leave Austin Firm To Launch Their Own
• Pa. Panel Undoes Order Blocking Hospital From Closing ER
• Diamond Sports Tries To Stop New TV Deal For Suns, Mercury
• Ghosting In BigLaw: Why Better Feedback Habits Are Needed
• Benesch Adds Ex-Drinker Biddle Litigator In San Francisco
• FedEx Ground Can't Escape CBD Co.'s Suit Over Twice-Seized Hemp
• Judge Skeptical Rover Dog Sitters Entitled To Workers' Comp
• Suit Claims Cos. Stole Hydrogen Liquefaction Secrets
• Pzena Argues Ex-Exec Had No Right To Convert Shares
• New Rulings Back Hospital Antitrust Suit, Conn. Residents Say
• Monster Truck Co. Drops Raising Cane's TM Breach Suit
• Pleading Standard Sought In Amazon Suit Said To Harm DC Biz
• Saudi Wealth Fund Fights PGA Bid To Toss Subpoena Appeal
• Altria Sues For $106M Tax Refund Over Anheuser-Busch Stock
• Private Equity Firm, Steel Co. Say Fraud Suit 'Ignores Reality'
• Crowell & Moring's DC Landlord Asks To Toss Firm's Rent Suit
• Mich. Landlord Must Face Bitcoin Miner's Lease Suit
• Epic And Apple Get More Time To Seek 9th Circ. Rehearing
• Colo. Businessman Slams Ex-Atty In $5.5M Malpractice Suit
• Denver Startup Sabotaged Its Own Deal, Ball Aerospace Says
• Meat Co. Trims Its Exclusivity Beef With Steelers' Stadium
• Tobacco Co. Filed Too Early To Offset $9M Judgment
• Judge Erases Ford's $105M Jury Verdict In Trade Secrets Row
• Ancestry Buy Doesn't Immediately Trigger GIPA, 7th Circ. Says
• Cannabis Firm Says Contractor Broke THC-Free Distillate Deal
• Texas Cable Permit Ruling Is A Mixed Bag For Charter
• 11th Circ. Told Recent Decision Backs Bid To Nix $240M Award
• Auto Repair Shop Can't Contest Utility Denial, Judge Rules
• Marriott Operator Can't Get Coverage For Virus Losses
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Judge Says Trial Needed To Split Firms' Fee Award
• Chinese Co. Says Nigeria Is Directly Liable For $70M Award
• Law Needs A Balance Between Humanism And Formalism
• Texas Justices Won't Rehear $41M Oil And Gas Lease Dispute