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Commercial Contracts - June, 2023

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• Chancery Awards $1 For Airline Loyalty Biz 'Hand-Waving'
• Wash. City Blames Utility Cos. For Costly Road Work Delays
• Mariners Slapped With IP Counterclaims In Sponsorship Suit
• NJ BPU Correct In Enforcing Prorated Cable Bills, Panel Rules
• Texas High Court Says Tax Firm May Be Liable For Stolen $1M
• Taft Stettinius Missed Conflicts In Rush To Merge, MGM Says
• DC Circ. Denies Norfolk Southern Immunity In Railroad Fight
• The Legacy And Lessons Of Bobby Bonilla Day
• Ex-Boston Globe Exec Says Publisher Reneged On Pay Deal
• $6 Million In Loan Purchases Were Worthless, Investors Say
• LIV-PGA Tour Deal, NFL Crackdown Highlight 1st Half Of 2023
• Bright Health Group Sells Calif. Medicare Biz In $600M Deal
• Nursing Home Wants Coverage For Wrongful Death Arbitration
• MG+M Adds Experienced Litigation Partner In NY
• Collaborative Cos. Should Consider Relational Contract Model
• Appellate Funding Disclosure: No Mandate Is Right Choice
• Convicted Ex-FIFA Exec To Be Freed Early For Health Reasons
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Texas Fuel Supply Co. Accused Of $2M In Fuel Thefts
• Norton Rose Boosts Chicago IP Bench With Ex-Sidley Partner
• Contractor Can't Ground Aircraft-Testing Trade Secrets Suit
• EEOC Says Mortgage Co. Denied Applicant Over Chronic Pain
• Diageo Says Fight With Diddy Must Be Arbitrated
• Harrison Poultry Inks $2.8M Deal In Price-Fixing Suit
• Lender Says Calif. Cos. Sabotaged Cannabis Loan Deal
• Colo. Cannabis Co. Walked On $1.7M Generator Bill, Suit Says
• Lin Wood's Ex-Colleagues Fight Other Atty's Suit Escape Bid
• Pipe Cos. Hit With $18M Jury Verdict Over Seattle Jail Leaks
• Twitter Says Eviction Suit Is Landlord's Bid To Duck $5.8M Bill
• Insurer Must Face Wash. HOA's Hidden Water Damage Suit
• NC Hospital Can't Get Quick Win In Suit Over Eye Biz Scheme
• A Clearer Path To Speedy Guaranty Litigation In NY Courts
• Health Care Info Blocking Rule Changes To Watch For
• 9th Circ. Backs Beach Boys Singer In Email Fight With Ex-Attys
• SEC Wants 2nd Circ. To Toss Fugitive CEO's Trial Date Appeal
• Using Agreements To Cover Gaps In Hydrogen Storage Regs
• Hirschler Fleischer Brings On Litigation Atty In Va.
• Nutrien Claims Ga. Farmer Owes $2M For Crop Products
• Boeing's Bad Faith Deal Suit Will Move Forward, Judge Says
• NC Judge Says $3.4M Verdict Against Ex-CEO Will Stand
• BofA Can't Fully Ditch Suit Over Zelle Fraud Reimbursement
• Burford, Sysco Agree To Drop Litigation Funding Suits
• JPMorgan Faces Subpoena In Diamond Sports Bankruptcy
• Accused Atty Says Feds' Theory Faulty In Biz Takeover Case
• Carolina Panthers Stadium Can't Nix Event Co. Contract Suit
• Ga. Panel Backs Hospital Authority Again For Tax Exemption
• Amazon Must Turn Over European Sales Data In Antitrust Suit
• Judge Favors Detroit's Bid To Trim $2M Atty Fees In RE Case
• Water Park Gets Sexual Harassment Suit Sent To Arbitration
• UK Health Co. Wants Out Of US Psilocybin Therapy Theft Suit
• FCA Accuses Drivers Of 'Wordplay' To Revive MDL Claims
• DC Judge Says Crowell & Moring Can Pursue Rent Refund
• Ute Tribe Wants Manager Sanctioned In Contract Row
• 2 SPAC Mergers In Trouble After Alleged Contract Breaches
• Ex-Biz Partner Liable For Editing Orchard's Google Profile
• Wash. Justices Weigh Dueling Forums In College COVID Suits
• Ex-NFL Player Fired Woman After Affair, Suit Says
• MGA Seeks $6M In Atty Fees After Win Over TI In Doll Trial
• Investors Seek Sanctions For Seiden In $457M Cinema Fight
• Wash. Justices Question When Execs Can Skip Depositions
• FERC's Pipeline Rate Move Far From Routine, DC Circ. Told
• Drilling Gear Maker Wants Out Of Texas High Court IP Suit
• Lease Delay Threatens Conn. Green Energy Project, Suit Says
• Immigration Atty's Bad Advice Led To Prison Time, Client Says
• Former Harris Beach Litigator Joins Saul Ewing In New York
• Texas Billionaire, Bathroom Attendants To Settle Wage Suit
• Cannabis Co. Sues Ex-Affiliate For Defamation, TM Claims
• Two 3D Printing Cos. Start Bidding War For Stratasys Merger
• County Wants Pipe Co. Sanctioned In Seattle Liability Trial
• Convicted LA Politician Says USC Bribery Evidence Fell Short
• Texas Engineers Want High Court Review Of Fee Dispute
• Ex-Hertz CEO Wins Clawback Suit Over Accounting Errors
• Hitachi Subsidiary Says Colo. Co. Broke Software Deal
• National CineMedia Gets OK For Ch. 11 Debt-Swap Plan
• Camp Co. Says Tribe Tries To 'Rewrite History' Over Lease
• 7th Circ. Says Courts With No Jurisdiction Must Mull Transfer
• Avenatti Creditor Bemoans 'Dumb' Decision To Block Jet Sale
• Judge Denies Class Cert. For Second Time In Gas Storage Suit
• Investor Tells Texas High Court To Ax Charity's $1.9M Award
• US Airways Wants $139M In Costs For $1 Sabre Antitrust Win
• PGA, LIV Tie-Up Might Foreshadow Future Of Women's Soccer
• Feds Want To Cut Fraud Counts In $18M Atlanta Bribery Case
• Pa. Judge Tosses Ex-CEO's Breach Suit Against Attys
• Judge Mulls 'Latent Defects' In Comcast Skyscraper Case
• Atty Fee Reversal May Complicate Claims-Made Settlements
• How Attys Can Avoid Exposing Their Firms To Cyberattacks
• Wayfair Owes $500K From 2022 Port Delays, Transit Co. Says
• $70M NY Wind Farm Purchase Suit Headed To Trial
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• A Need To Be Big: US Law Firms Kept Foot On Gas In 2022
• 10 Years Of The 10 Biggest US Firms
• 'Wolf Of Airbnb' Cops To Defrauding Landlords In Room Scam
• Split 9th Circ. Rules Idaho Court Can't Hear Plane Crash Suit
• Judge Looks Set To Free Ex-FIFA Exec Due To Medical Neglect
• Colo. Startup Didn't Pay For Heart Device Study, Suit Says
• Mich. Justices Say Usury Clauses Can't Save Illegal Loans
• CFTC Says Adviser Took $1.3M In 'Pig Butchering' Scheme
• Jones Day Adds Leonard Carder Employee Benefits Atty In SF
• NY Crypto Group Says Rival Stole NFT Platform Idea
• Gordon & Rees Adds 4 From Melick & Porter In New England
• Virginia 'Rocket Docket' Slowdown Is Likely A Blip
• Ga. Panel Tosses Ex-Exec's Conspiracy Case Against Attys
• Bally Sports' Parent Wants Out Of Diamondbacks TV Deal
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Kesha, Dr. Luke Settle Libel Suit Over Pop Star's Rape Claim
• Panel Sends Baffling, 'Borrowed' Hemp Ruling Back For Redo
• Mortgage Co. Beats Fraud Suit In Failed Hemp Property Buy
• Calling Orchard 'Criminal' Not Defamation, Ex-Owner Says
• Del Monte Tells 11th Circ. Grower Owes $40M In Fruit Sales
• 2nd Circ. Says DirecTV Owes Ex-Subsidiary For License Fees
• Home Equity Option Contracts Appear Ripe For Rating
• Amazon, Publishers Look To Beat EBook Monopoly Claims
• Houston Energy Co. Sued For 'Passing Back' Storm Penalties
• Indemnification In Exec Separation Deals: Read The Fine Print
• Restaurant Company, General Counsel Found In Contempt
• Duane Morris Adds Ex-Bracewell Trial Partner, Judge In Texas
• Shell Pushes For New Trial On Calif. $41M Pipeline Verdict
• Preparing For Md. Adult-Use Cannabis: Operations And More
• Lender Buys $10B Mortgage Portfolio From Village Capital
• Amazon's Latest Counterfeiting Suit Targets Theragun Fakes
• Crypto Venture Says Citadel Securities Suit Belongs In UK
• IAnthus Stole $4.5M From Cannabis Co., Suit Claims
• Spanish Cosmetics Firm To Arbitrate Fight With Chinese Co.
• 11th Circ. Backs Vacating Arb. Award In Medical Device Fight
• Serta Simmons Ch. 11 Plan Can Proceed During Appeal
• T-Mobile Won't Cooperate In Data Breach Probe, Wash. Says
• Subcontractor Can't Add Amazon Claim In Construction Suit
• Ga. Law Applies In Death Suit Against Ga. Power, Parents Say
• Black Franchisees Say McDonald's Must Face Race Bias Suit
• Veritas Loses Bid To DQ Rival's Atty In Fla. Noncompete Suit
• Chancery To Scrutinize $44B Musk-Twitter Suit's 'Merit'
• Judge OKs Atty Ads Seeking Au Pairs To Join Wage Collective
• Preparing For Md. Adult-Use Cannabis: Licensing Provisions
• NC Attys Accuse Ex-Law Firm Of Mudslinging In Fraud Suit
• How Employers Can Prepare For Minn. Noncompete Ban
• MASN To Pay Both Orioles, Nationals In TV Rights Settlement
• Twitter Reneged On Bonus Payment Promise, Employees Say
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Yale's Win In Ex-Prof's Trump Tweet Suit
• Four Parties Vying For Proceeds Of Avenatti Jet Sale
• Chocolatier Wins $252K In Fees, Costs In Franchisee Case
• NC Panel Says Insurance Mogul Must Pay Fraud Damages
• Indian Potato Co. Says $4.4M Award Can't Be Enforced In NJ
• Sanofi Needn't Indemnify German Pharma Co. In Zantac Suits
• Health Co. Accuses Ex-Exec Of Causing Tax Hit In Canada
• Serta Simmons, Lenders Blast Ch. 11 Stay Motion
• Cosmetic Packaging Co. Sues Plastic Mold Makers For $28M
• NFL Fans Settle Suit Over Nixed Hall Of Fame Game For $750K
• 5 Management Tips To Keep Law Firm Merger Talks Moving
• Ex-Fox Rothschild Client Gets Subpoena Quashed In NFT Suit
• High Court Won't Review Black Ga. Resident's BofA Bias Suit
• 2nd Circ. Rejects MLB Antitrust Immunity Challenge
• How To Mitigate Political Turmoil In Influencer Marketing
• LIV, PGA Formally Drop Legal Dispute Following Merger
• Law360 Names 2023's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Calif. Jury Finds Urologist Stole Penile Implant Trade Secrets
• Ex-Insurance Exec Rejects Owing $524M Award At 4th Circ.
• 'Fearless Girl' Sculptor, Hedge Fund Both Violated Agreements
• Fla. Man Sentenced To 15 Years In Prison Over HIV Drug Fraud
• GOP Sens Target MLB's Century-Old Antitrust Exemption
• Wash. Judge Tosses Chilean Co.'s Row With Supplier
• Texas Justice 'Disturbed' By Notice Problems In Bank's Suit
• Apple, Epic Rethink Bids Get Aid In 9th Circ. App Store Case
• Retirees Claim $1.8B Faith-Based Fund Underperformed
• US Asks Mexico To Look Into Labor Violations Claims At Mine
• Harvard Accuses Power Plant Of Illegal Fees In $2.4M Suit
• Fifth Third Slams Bid To Override Jury In Cash Advance Suit
• Auto Mogul Is Trying To 'Gum Up' Trust Suit, Mich. Judge Says
• Oil Investors' History Of 'Gamesmanship' Torpedoes Mich. Suit
• Google Gets Suit Over Free Software Promises Axed For Now
• Cobalt's $220M Settlement Case To Go Before Texas Justices
• Colo. Pot Consultancy Says Ex-COO Began Smear Campaign
• Judge Issues Mixed Decision In Home Developers' Dispute
• Judge OKs Cineworld Ad Deal, Rejects Equity Committee
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• NC Justices OK Holland & Knight Call As Evidence In Biz Spat
• Texas High Court To Take On Fen-Phen Atty Malpractice Fight
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Penile Implant 'Trade Secrets' Are Urology 101, Jury Told
• D&D Publisher's IP Dispute Paused Amid Bankruptcy Filing
• Trump Jr.'s Name Not 'Toxic' To Ex-Touradji Trader's Pay Case
• Mercedes-Benz Seeks Dismissal Of Subframe Rust Case
• CBD Biz Dodges Sanctions In Franchisee Termination Row
• Ga. Credit Union Can't Force Settlement On Class Member
• Colo. EV Maker Says It's Accused Of 'Fraud By Hindsight'
• Property Management Co. Hit With Overtime Suit
• Lionsgate Will Face 'The Blackening' IP Suit In Calif., Not Ohio
• PGA European Tour, LIV Asked If Antitrust Fight Is Over
• Ga. Panel Won't Undo Annexation In 'Academic' Land Dispute
• 5th Circ. Denies Arbitration In Lab Equipment Contract Row
• Attorney Playbook For Women's College Sports Is Changing
• CineMedia Gets OK For New Advertising Contract With Regal
• Hyundai Sued Over Faulty SUV Tow Wiring That Can Ignite
• Judge Tosses NJ Sports Club's Trade Secrets Suit, For Now
• 4th Circ. Nixes Arbitration Award Favoring Fired Care Worker
• Higher Ed Co. Beats Fired Black Workers' Race Bias Suit
• Occidental Can't Convince 2nd Circ. To Nix $392M Award
• Mary Kay Agrees To Drop IP Fight Over Ex-Employee's Book
• Margolis Edelstein's Win In Del. Malpractice Suit Challenged
• Pa. Rehab Owner Wants Damages Over Outbid Buyer's Suit
• Jones Day Hires Chicago Real Estate Pro From Sidley
• Chancery Tosses Boeing Supplier's Plant Closing Lawsuit
• Wash. Court Agrees City Must Shell Out For Sewer Project
• Colorado Gas Royalty Suit Returns To Federal Court
• Amazon, Oofos Allege Online Stores Sold Counterfeit Shoes
• Judge Reverses Order In $40M NC Mill Conversion Suit
• Insurers Blame Doctor's Ill Will For Pa. Wiretap Suit
• Consol Says Soon-To-Shutter Pa. Coal Plant Owes It $14.8M
• Russian Ex-Pol Threatened With Jail For Unpaid $93M Award
• Rocket Mortgage Borrowers Fight To Keep Class Cert.
• 2nd Circ. Judge Wary Of MLB Antitrust Shield Fight
• Conn. Judge Denies Arbitration Bid In $293M Apartment Row
• Rethinking In-Office Attendance For Associate Retention
• 4 Paths To Defending Calif. Unfair Competition Claims
• Leon Cosgrove Beats DQ Bid In Fla. Over Use Of Bank Docs
• 3rd Circ. Vacates Atty's 17½-Year Term For $30M Loan Fraud
• Insurer Aims To Clip $5.7M For-Profit College Theft Suit
• Ohio Panel Backs Ex-Exec's $20M Pipeline Co. Buyout Win
• Green Groups Ask 9th Circ. For $390K In Fees In Hydro Suits
• EU Hits Google With Ad Tech Charges, Wants Partial Breakup
• Card Game Co. Says Lionsgate Stole IP For 'The Blackening'
• Conn. Firm 'Refused To Pay' $1.3M Fee Split, Lawsuit Claims
• Boeing Wants Airline's 737 Max Contract Fraud Suit Trimmed
• Split Ga. Panel Upholds Territorial Reqs For Noncompetes
• Cutoff Of Car Products To Distributor Not Fraud, 5th Circ. Says
• Walmart Owes Hand Sanitizer Vendor $7.2M, Jury Says
• Fifth Third Borrowers Want $4.8M Atty Fee Despite Trial Finish
• DOJ Pushes Back On Jiffy Lube's No-Poach Amicus Cite
• Simmons Bank Sued Over Texas Retail Center Project
• Rocker's Family Demands Trial In Conn. Custom Guitar Suit
• Full 11th Circ. Grapples With TCPA Standing In GoDaddy Case
• Pa. Suit Against Eckert Seamans Sheds Process Claim
• 'Scoundrel' Atty Owes Medical Co. $3.4M, Judge Told
• Texas Law Firm Keeps No-Poach Ruling Against Atty
• Gov't Contracts Atty Exits In-House Role For White & Case
• Dr. Luke Faces High Bar In Kesha Libel Case, NY Court Says
• Womble Bond Adds Wick Phillips Finance, RE Pro In Houston
• Chancery Flags NY Jets Play For Fubo Gaming Receiver Order
• Int'l Law Snuffs Hemp Co.'s Cargo Seizure, Destruction Suit
• Del Monte Says 'Attack' On Pineapple Award Isn't Warranted
• Alaska-Only Flier Can't Escape Wash. Court Case, Judges Say
• Oppenheimer Sues Cybersecurity Co. Over $12M Unpaid Bill
• Blackwells Advocates For REIT Merger After Settling Suits
• Wash. Judge Nixes Hearing Aid Co.'s Contract Breach Claims
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• The PGA Tour-LIV Golf Merger Ramifications For Both Parties
• Liquor Store Faces Third-Party Complaints In Fan Fire Suits
• Veritas Took Too Long To Seek To DQ Rival's Atty, Court Told
• Rocket Mortgage Wants 4th Circ. To Decertify Valuation Class
• Pittsburgh Attorney Sues Ex-Tenant For Rent, Referral Fees
• Auto Products Workers Want 401(k) Suit Kept In Court
• Murdaugh Trials Offer Law Firms Fraud Prevention Reminders
• 'I Get Upset,' Penile Implant Doc Apologizes To Judge, Jury
• Chesapeake Can't Settle Class Actions In Bankruptcy Court
• Rival Presses Treble Damages Bid Against Philips Medical
• Microsoft Misused Credentials From The Dark Web, Firm Says
• Pot Co. Owner Sanctioned, Must Sell Shares To Pay Investor
• Galaxy Validly Ended $1.2B BitGo Crypto Deal, Del. Court Says
• Montana Judge Walks Back Prior Power Plant Permit Ax
• Zillow, NAR Try To Sink Antitrust Suit Over Website Redesign
• LinkedIn Users Say Changes Only Make Sense For Monopoly
• Panel Keeps Pot Co. Elder Abuse Claims Out Of Arbitration
• Taxi Hailing Co. Sheds RICO Claims In 'Hidden' Fees Suit
• Judge Won't Send RICO Rental Property Suit To Arbitration Yet
• Justices Told Federal Court Should Hear Calif. Housing Denial
• Law Firm Faces Sanctions Bid In Fee Escape Attempt
• Shumaker Loop, Ex-Partner Stuck With New Noncompete
• No Atty Fees For Either Side In Vineyard Venture Gone Sour
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• AI Voice Tech Legal Issues To Consider In The Film Industry
• Penile Implant Doc Combative With Rival's Atty At IP Trial
• NHL Player Gets Most Ch. 7 Debts Wiped Out
• Equity Residential Class Seeks $38M As Late Fee Trial Opens
• Chilean Co. Asks Court To Stop Supplier's Sales To Rival
• IP Forecast: Google To Face $33M Audio Patent Trial
• Warner Music Gets '70s Rockers' Royalties Class Action Pared
• Wash. Judges Ask If Atty Fee Split Restrains Competition
• Apple, Epic Both Want 9th Circ. Rehearing In App Store Case
• Walgreens Draws $200M Smart Cooler Contract Dispute
• Jilted Spectrum Claims Fla. HOA's New Deal Broke Contract
• Landlord Sues Colo. State Agency Over Broken Lease
• PGA-LIV Deal Leaves Sovereign Immunity Questions Adrift
• UMich, Striking Grad Union Settle Unfair Labor Charges
• Minor League Teams Say CBA Doesn't Moot Antitrust Case
• Trump 2016 Campaign Gets Court OK For NDA Class Deal
• 11th Circ. Backs Amazon's Nixing Of Prime Rapid Delivery Suit
• Amazon Keeps $21M Injunction In Place In Kickback Suit
• Time-Barred Status Axes Tucker Arensberg Land Dispute
• Senate Confirms IP Atty As Federal Claims Judge
• Pa. Court Won't Let Medical Cannabis Law Stop Eviction Suit
• Group Of Attys Exit Proud Boys Suit Over Alleged Unpaid Bill
• Ohio Justices Rule Land Takings Settlement Is Enforceable
• Colorado Oil And Gas Cases To Watch In 2023
• 9th Circ. Axes $1.7M Atty Fee Award In $53K Napster Deal
• Penile Implant Secrets Stolen By Rival, Urologist Tells Jury
• Construction Firm Gets Win In Iraq Central Bank Dispute
• 3M Beats Unauthorized Mask Distributor In Trademark Row
• High Court Urged To Review Copyright Damages Time Limit
• Dish Says Bad Tax Agency Advice Led To Wash. Penalty
• Wash. Justices Take On Tax Fight Over Country Club Fees
• Del. Supreme Court Affirms Chancery AT&T Cell Ruling
• Ex-Honeywell Exec Says His Racism Concerns Got Him Fired
• Colorado Just Reined In High-Cost Online Lending. Maybe.
• Players, 9/11 Families Lead Criticism Of PGA Tour For LIV Deal
• Hemp Co. Says Seed Sower's Misrepresentations Cost It $15M
• Fixer Wants Fanmio Owner Sanctioned For Disrupting Depo
• Key Limited Partnership Provisions During Market Downturns
• Firm Tips For Helping New Lawyers Succeed Post-Pandemic
• Ga. Panel Won't Hear Appeal In Probate Judge's HOA Case
• Political Crisis Doesn't Save Venezuelan Cos. From $23M Debt
• Building Co. Says Insurer, Contractor Breached $1.8M Bond
• Del. Justices Uphold Dismissal Of Twitter Deal Battle
• Krispy Kreme Reneged On $8M Buyout, Ex-Franchisee Says
• Tenant's Email Notice OK Under Contract, Mass. Court Says
• Otter Still Faces Some Claims In Photo License Fight
• Fujitsu Wins Bid To Arbitrate Contract Breach Row In Japan
• Split Fed. Circ. Revives FHWA Yellowstone Contract Dispute
• B. Riley Rejects Wunderlich Indemnification Claim In Chancery
• Rover Need Not Pay Pet Sitters Workers' Comp, Panel Says
• PGA & LIV Merger Likely To Draw DOJ Scrutiny
• Wash. Rancher Agrees To $1M Fine In 'Ghost Cattle' Scam
• The Fight That Brought Pro Golf Into The Ring And Out Again
• PGA Tour Deal Looks Like A Hole In One For LIV, Saudi Fund
• Pot Entrepreneur Settles Suit With Management Co. Over Deal
• Nursing Home's Arbitration Nixed By Ill. Appeals Court
• No Coverage For Contractor In $2.3M Fraud Suit, Insurer Says
• Cheese Giant Wants Whey Protein Suit Moved To Colorado
• Big Wall Street Banks Must Face CDS Auction Rigging Suit
• What Cos. Should Know About Minn. Noncompete Statute
• Vape Cos.' Fight Over 'Elf' Brand Heats Up In Ga.
• Crowell & Moring Says 'Unique' DC Lease Favors Rent Refund
• Minor League CBA Moots Antitrust Case, MLB Tells 2nd Circ.
• Houston Airport Must Face Pappas Restaurants' Contract Suit
• Ohio Justices To Hear $40M Oil Drilling Contract Fight
• Insurer Says Contractor Not Covered In $11M Faulty Work Row
• PGA Tour, LIV Agree To End Litigation With Bombshell Merger
• '60 Seconds' Producer Says Shelby's Co.'s Suit Crashed Deal
• Ex-Execs Nab Partial Ax Of Oil Transporter's Fraud Suit
• Pa. Panel Says Atty Needed Client To OK Draft Of Settlement
• 3rd Circ. Revives $7M Maritime Attachment Claim
• Pillsbury Blasted For 'Unreasonable' Atty Fees In Cinema Row
• DOJ Asks DC Circ. To Revive Realtor Antitrust Probe
• Wash. Tribe Fights BNSF's Arbitration Bid In Oil Shipping Row
• Sesame Place Sheds Negligence Claims In Race Bias Suit
• Pot Marketer Used Biz Deal To Steal Rival's Tech, Suit Says
• Tackling Judge-Shopping Concerns While Honoring Localism
• Saudi Fund's Subpoena Challenge Clears Early 9th Circ. Hurdle
• Broker Seeks Early Win In Coverage Row With Health Network
• How A Real-Life 'Lincoln Lawyer' Hatched NC's Business Court
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Fox Rothschild Client Fights Subpoena After DQ In NFT Case
• After Warhol, The High Court Must Clarify Copyright Damages
• Judge Nixes Douglas Elliman's Fees Bid In Compass Suit
• Law Firm Says Billboard Co. In 'Trolling' Case Needs To Pay
• Feds Fight Ex-Fox Exec's Acquittal Bid In FIFA Bribery Trial
• AME Church Wants Insurance Co.'s Claims Cut From MDL
• Brad Pitt Lobs Beefed-Up Winery Claims At Angelina Jolie
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Heart Valve Contract Dispute
• Premera Joins Takeda Antitrust Litigation Over IBS Drug
• 4th Circ. Won't Revive Investor Suit Over $544M Bank Merger
• Ill. Judge Orders Arbitration Over Bitcoin Mining Dispute
• Conn. Court Finds Tenant Stiffed Landlord $360K In Rent
• Company Says Deal For Cannabis License Was Lawful
• BofA Seeks Ax Of 'Inflammatory' Wire Transfer Fees Suit
• Ga. Judge OKs Settlement In Delta's COVID Refund Suit
• Megan Thee Stallion Says She's Held 'Hostage' By Trial Delays
• Fannie Investors Scolded For Bid To Reopen Expert Discovery
• Texas High Court Won't Hear $10M Marina Development Suit
• 3D Systems Becomes 3rd Co. To Seek Merger With Stratasys
• Judge Orders Biz To Show Jurisdiction In $3.6M Crypto Suit
• Broker Settles Suit Over Fake Masters Tournament Passes
• Sabre Owes Atty Fees After US Airways' $1 Antitrust Win
• Atty Hit With Sanctions Over 'Frivolous' Calif. Ruling Appeal
• How Attorneys Can Help Combat Anti-Asian Hate
• Conn. Atty Settles Name Suit With Ex-Partner
• Bankrupt Hemp Co. Can't Get Back Payments In Contract Row
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Congress Needs To Enact A Federal Anti-SLAPP Statute
• Sorrento Ends LA Times Owner's Drug Claims, For Now
• Lin Wood Fined $5K Over Comments About Ex-Colleagues
• Bally Sports Must Pay Full TV Fees To MLB Teams In Ch. 11
• NC Event Co. Fights To Keep Panthers Stadium Suit Alive
• Injunction Won't Help Round Rock Trash Co., Court Rules
• Bitcoin Miner Tells Chancery It Reached Deal To Free Machines
• NJ Judge Affirms Debt Collection Arbitration Award
• Philly Masonic Hall Pins $4.3M Fire On HVAC Contractor
• Philips Scoffs At Rival's Bid For Treble Damages After IP Trial
• RKF Global Says Client Owes $500K In Fees For Iraq Project
• Veritas Wants Rival's Atty DQ'ed Over Conflict Of Interest
• Smith Gambrell Data Breach Suit Withdrawn In Georgia
• Barley Snyder Unveils Liquor Law Practice
• Pa. Contractor Sues Developer For Killing $1M Site-Prep Plan
• Walmart Toxic Baby Food Claims Not Covered, Insurer Says
• JetBlue-American Ruling Offers Fresh Angle On Antitrust Risk
• Jaguar Driver Can't Get 3rd Circ. To Revive Infotainment Suit
• Ex-Latham Entertainment Partner Joins Paul Hastings
• Appeals Court Says Calif. Firm Must Share Fees With Ex-Atty