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Commercial Contracts - July, 2023

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• Texas Lessors Say Energy Cos. Owe $100M+ In Royalty Snub
• Hate Speech Watchdog Rips Twitter's 'Bogus' False Ad Claims
• Musk Says He Can't Be Personally Liable In Severance Claims
• Meta Accused Of Religious Bias Over COVID Vaccine Mandate
• NC Judge Nixes Worker's 'Left Field' Theories Against PE Firm
• Hemp Extraction Co. Gets $7.5M Default In Contract Spat
• NC Judge Pares Down EB-5 Investors' Suit Over Development
• Texas High Court Skips Nate Paul's $1.9M Charity Award Suit
• Contract Disputes Recap: Timeliness, Evidence, Fact-Finding
• Back Pay Award Clearly Said No Earnings Offset, Judge Says
• 11th Circ. Backs University Of Miami In COVID Closure Suit
• Indivior Ruling May Affect Rebate Wall Litigation
• Ex-Kira VP Accedes To Injunction Forcing Him To Quit Job
• Texas Co. Fights Proud Boys Attys' Bids To Evade Billing Suit
• Lin Wood Can't Wipe 'Gag Order' In Fight With Ex-Colleagues
• Ohio Panel Revives Engineering Co.'s Worker Poaching Fight
• Labcorp Can't Beat Retirement Plan Mismanagement Suit
• Smith Gambrell Wants 'Vague' Data Breach Suit Canned
• American, JetBlue Alliance Gets Permanently Grounded
• Wash. Atty Gets Early Win Against Tort, Estoppel Claims
• Sequenom Beats Suit Over $371M Sale To LabCorp, For Now
• Law Firms Want Ariz. Tribal Court Barred In Retainer Suit
• Meta Says It Can't Be Blamed For Misuse Of Pixel Software
• Epic, Match Ask To Split Google Claims From Antitrust Trial
• Contractor, Insurer Owe $400K Over Unpaid Leases, Co. Says
• Guatemalan Hydropower Developer Gets OK On $7.5M Award
• Fox Sports Fights Uphill To Nix Claims COVID Aided Age Bias
• NC Developer Accused Of $5M Investor Swindle
• Littler Slams Atty's Bid To Cull Consultant From Info Theft Suit
• Family Sues Atty Over Train Collection Auction Efforts
• Nevada Pot Co. Owners Reneged On Sale, Suit Alleges
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Holland & Knight Notches Aviation Lobbyist In DC
• No Defense For Roofing Co. In Tar Injury Row, Insurer Says
• American Airlines Says Travel Website Allows Scam In TM Suit
• Diageo Says Diddy Must Arbitrate Racism Claims
• Beset Insurance Mogul Is Hiding Money, NC Court Told
• FTX Customers Say Crypto Banks Helped SBF Steal $8B
• Real Estate CEO Sues Event Co. Over 'Horrific' Wedding
• Atty's Comments About Del. Suit Not Defamatory, Judge Says
• 7th Circ. Backs Union Pacific In Chicago Metra Lines Fight
• Contractor Wants 9th Circ. To Sanction Tribe For Appeal
• Mallory Gives Plaintiffs A Better Shot At Justice
• FTC Cuts Deal Ending Surescripts Monopoly Case
• Fiat Chrysler Says Federal Law Preempts UAW Bribery Claims
• Truckers Failed To Support Wage Claims, Ill. Co. Says
• International Arbitration Pro Joins Katten From Squire Patton
• Meta Must Face NJ Retailer's Listings Removal Suit In Calif.
• Colo. Judges Iffy On Forced Disclosures In Crocs' Mexico Spat
• Bar Liable In Unofficial Showing Of Boxing Match, Judge Says
• 11th Circ. Says Disco Bassist Can't Protest Expired IP Defense
• CBD Refiner, Hemp Distributor Near Deal In Shipment Spat
• Roof Maker Must Face Negligence Suit Over Storm Damage
• Fannie, Freddie Shareholders Target Accountability In Retrial
• Michael Jackson's Cos. Face Skeptical Panel In Abuse Suits
• Hyundai's 'Frustrating' Retrial Motion Denied In Fraud Case
• Hospital Operator Accused Of Reneging On Deal To Pay Bills
• 10th Circ. Says Colo. Ruling Doesn't Revive Oil Royalty Cases
• Lien Search Charge Isn't Illegal Transfer Fee, 4th Circ. Told
• Pot Cos. Try To Save Claims Over Joint-Roller Venture
• Alcoa Loses $200M Trade Secrets Case Against Rival At Trial
• LA Fitness Beats Treadmill Stabbing Injury Suit In Calif.
• US Foods Says Boston Market Owes $11M For Note Breach
• YouTube Accused Of Charging To Autoplay Ads 'Into The Void'
• An Emerging Copyright Paradox For AI-Generated Content
• Schlumberger Can't Undo $1.3M Injury Award
• Pa. Doctrine Bars Fraud Claim Against Dick's, 3rd Circ. Rules
• Key Considerations For Negotiating Sponsor Guaranties
• DOJ Loses Bid For 5-Year American And JetBlue Monitoring
• Casino Dispute Must Go To Tribal Court, Judge Says
• TikTok Guru Botched Conn. Law Firm Campaign, Suit Says
• Microsoft Asks 9th Circ. To Reject Gamers' Activision Appeal
• Canada Emoji Ruling Considers Digital-Age Contract Realities
• Effectual Relief Questions Linger After Section 363 Ruling
• Cannabis Cos. Must Heed PFAS Risks In Products, Packaging
• 2 Firms Will Lead LoanDepot Derivative Suit In Delaware
• Pelicans Star Williamson, Family Sued Over $2M Unpaid Loan
• These Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Condon & Forsyth Aviation Partner Joins Hinshaw's NY Office
• American Airlines Says Travel Hack Website Went 'Rogue'
• 2nd Circ. Partly Renews Fatburger's Fraud Suit In Failed Loan
• Ex-JetBlue Staffer Admits To $10M Kickback Racket
• Pooper Trooper Raises Stink Over Rival Pet Waste Co.'s TM
• ​​​​​​​Saudi Co. Freed From Breach Suit, But Sanctioned
• Hemp Seed Appeal May Not Take Root With Wary Colo. Panel
• Walmart, Belkin Win Bid To Arbitrate Wi-Fi Router Speed Suit
• Gunvor Sues Austrian Diesel Supplier Over €13M Dutch VAT
• Insurers Tell 3rd Circ. Pa. COVID Appeals Are Irrelevant
• Car Dealer Tells Texas High Court To Revive $1M Jury Verdict
• Business Mogul's Appeal Threatens $2.1B Payout, Insurers Say
• Cannabinoid Co. Wins Most Claims In Purchase Contract Suit
• Bottini & Bottini Accused Of Stiffing Texas Atty On Fees
• The Biggest Antitrust Developments So Far In 2023
• Ex-Client Owes McCarter & English $1M For Bills, Jury Finds
• Artist Keith Haring's Estate, Underwear Co. Resolve IP Dispute
• Popeyes Franchisee Can't Slip Area Manager's COVID OT Suit
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Lots Of Bark, Big Bite Out Of Atty Fees In Pa. Condo Case
• Insurer, Contractors Settle Coverage Row Over Plant Work
• Full 11th Circ. Says 1 Text Message Justifies TCPA Standing
• Alex Jones' Atty Wants Out Of Proud Boys Billing Suit
• DC Public Schools Can't Ditch Telecom's Bidding Challenge
• Rivos, Quinn Emanuel Fight Apple's Sanction Bid In IP Suit
• Financer Says It Was Duped Into $13M Inventory Investment
• Settlement Looming For Spirit Airlines In Bag-Fee Class Suit
• Full 2nd Circ. Won't Reconsider Musk's Bid To Undo SEC Deal
• Investors Say Pot Farm's Del. Case Is Rehash Of Calif. Claims
• Software Co. Tells NC Court Ex-Partner Is Stalling
• Ex-USC Dean Gets Probation, Home Confinement For Bribery
• Wrigley Heir-Backed Pot Co. Seeks To Void Landlord's $6M Bill
• Neb. Remodeler Gets 9 Years For Tax Evasion, Embezzlement
• NC Cleaning Services Co. Slaps Ex-Franchisee With TM Suit
• Landowners Want Nelson Mullins Atty Disbarred In Shell Case
• Texas Justices Won't Rethink Ruling In $180M Oil Lease Row
• SEC v. Ripple Labs Decision Could Change Crypto Regulation
• Benesch Adds Chicago Litigator As Partner
• Realtor Group Wants DOJ's Antitrust Suit Revival Bid Tossed
• Michigan Appeals Panel Splits On Continuing Atty Fees
• Financial Firm Says Pa. Atty Improperly Took Referral Fees
• Courts Can Overturn Deficient State Regulations, Too
• Software Co.'s Ex-Affiliate Says Abitron Dooms Injunction
• Dems Pledge To Stay On Sidelines As UPS Strike Looms
• Founder Sues VC Investors Over Control Of Supplements Co.
• 9th Circ. Disconnects TCPA Filer's Suit Over Business Line
• Guinea Had No Right To Sanctions Over $22M Award, Co. Says
• Fannie, Freddie Investors Set For Retrial Over Profit Sweeps
• Judge OKs Deal Ending Pa. 'Your CBD Stores' Lawsuit
• Pitney Bowes Settles Conn. Suit Over Unverified Workers
• 4 Things Cos. Must Know About Texas' New Business Courts
• Micromobility Can Lead To Macro Liability For Cities, Cos.
• Grubhub, Eateries Try Again To Restart Illinois Class Action
• Divorcee Wins Insurance Dispute After Oral Evidence Rejected
• Suit Claiming Winery's Actions Spoiled Pabst Deal Trimmed
• Dental Co. Wants Lewis Rice, Rival's Firm, DQ'd In TM Case
• Contract Co. Kira Gets TRO Against Ex-VP In Noncompete Suit
• Contractor Says NC City's Difficult Rail Project Cost It $115M
• Insurer Asks Court To Revise Ga. Murder Coverage Order
• How Construction Industry Can Help Mitigate Wildfire Impact
• Stinson Adds Corporate Finance Partners In DC, NYC
• Boston Market Workers Left Waiting For Pay, Lawsuit Alleges
• Biggest Washington Decisions: A 2023 Midyear Report
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Tales From The Trenches Of Remote Depositions
• Failed Ad Startup Wasn't A Shell For Exec's Fraud, Judge Says
• Starbucks Directors Face Investor Suit Over Anti-Union Stance
• Software Co.'s Trade Secret Case Said To Lack Arbitration Doc
• Taylor Swift Fans' Live Nation Antitrust Suit Stays Federal
• Buchalter Sanctioned For Delays In 'Kona' Coffee Class Action
• 4th Circ. Revises $33M Award Against Chubb In Mining Row
• 8th Circ. Says Insurance Broker Off Hook In Fire Dispute
• Hong Kong Co. Looks To Confirm Nearly $2M BBQ Co. Award
• Employer Groups, Insurers Fight For 'No Surprises' Law
• 11th Circ. Judge Sees Way For CSX To Recoup $16M Payout
• Athenahealth Iced Software Firm Out Of Deal, Suit Says
• $12M Deal With $4M Atty Paycheck OK'd In TD Bank ATM Suit
• Amazon Can Ban Offensive Reviewers, Judge Rules
• CFPB Sues Snap Finance Over Financing Agreements
• No-Show Pot Exec Owes Couple $50K After Dinner Party Dupe
• Costco Accused Of Destroying Evidence In Contact Lens Suit
• Hair Care Website Can't Force Customers To Arbitrate Claims
• Honeywell Takes 2nd Trial Victory In Barcode Royalty Fight
• Ga. Power Resolves Contract Fight With Rail Car Co.
• Veritext Sues Ex-Owner Of Personal Court Reporters
• No Need For Casino's 'Prophylactic' Suit, Builder Says
• Pot Cartridge Supplier Says Client Stiffed It For $187K
• JetBlue, American Decry DOJ 'Overreach' After Deal Breakup
• 2nd Circ. OKs Toss Of UPS' Suit Against Taiwanese Airline
• Minn. Noncompete Ban May Add To Nat'l Venue Choice Tangle
• Disney Remains Victorious In Writer's 'Zootopia' Rip-Off Case
• Mich. Supply Chain Ruling Shakes Up Auto Industry
• Judge Gives First OK To $4M 3D Printing Co. Settlement
• Denver Airport Co. Says Losing Bidder Hasn't Proved Bribery
• Wash. Judge Docks Pipe Co. $1.5M For Discovery Violations
• NYT Says LIV, PGA Tour Merger Belies Effort To Seal Docs
• Full Pa. Appeals Court Says Uber App Arbitration Terms Unfair
• Consumers' $2.9M Deal With Harrison Poultry Gets Initial OK
• Colo. Students Get Final Approval For $5M COVID Refund Deal
• Stratasys Blasts Nano's Track Record In Tender Offer Denial
• Landlord Says WeWork Owes Rent After Denver Office Closes
• Chubb Unit Can't Dodge $12M Coverage Row Over Late Notice
• Diddy Says Diageo Can't Arbitrate Tequila Racism Dispute
• Jury Finds Honeywell Rival Owes Unpaid Barcode Royalties
• Womble Bond Adds Business Litigator To DC Practice
• NFL, Fanatics Win Bid To Arbitrate Merch Monopoly Claims
• Landlord Can't Prove Arbitrator Lied In $6.6M Award Fight
• Blenheim Urges Justices To Weigh In On $3.1B Satellite Deal
• Judge Won't Enforce $145M Award Against Chinese Ex-Exec
• Firm's Long Delay In Filing Motion Not Enough For Malpractice
• MLB Takes Over TV Deal For A 2nd Bally Sports Team
• Judge Derails BNSF's Arb. Bid In Tribe's Oil Shipping Suit
• EJF Capital Raises $470M For Litigation Finance Fund
• Three Trials Not Needed For Hemp Fire Suit, Judge Finds
• Tips For AI-Assisted Coding Amid Open-Source Theft Claims
• Schnader Harrison Can't Escape Deadline Failure Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Software Co. Investors' Financial Controls Suit Axed For Good
• Ex-Littler Atty Accused Of Theft Blasts Document Review
• AT&T Calls Black-Owned PE Firm's Race Bias Suit 'Offensive'
• Pillsbury Drops Bid To Sanction Seiden In $457M Cinema Fight
• Apple Gets Epic Loss Paused As 9th Circ. Judge Rips Appeal
• Judge Won't DQ Paul Hastings, Says Coke Knew Conflict Risk
• Ex-Navient Exec Sees Jury Award Cut In Wrongful Firing Suit
• Auto Engineers Seek Remand Of UAW Bribery Scheme Claims
• Zipper Patent Row Settles After High Court TM Ruling
• Colo. Judge Won't Block State Pot Vendor In Fee Dispute
• 4th Circ. Urged To Revive Tesla Warranty Breach Suit
• 'Ultra-Fast Fashion' Giant Accused Of Choking Off Rival
• United Eyes Exit Amid Class Cert. Bid In COVID Refund Suit
• NY Judge Axes Part Of Authors' Royalty Row Against Audible
• Southwest Airlines Faces Joined Suits Over Holiday Delays
• PDVSA Seeks Impossibility Defense For $55M In Unpaid Notes
• Pipeline Co. Says Contractor Kept 'Rented' Boring Machine
• Microsoft, Sony Cut Call Of Duty Deal After FTC Court Loss
• Texas High Court Told Cities Must Pay Bill In Utility Suit
• Mercedes-Benz Suppliers Want Out Of $33M Factory Fire Suit
• Colo. Justices Deny Marathon Unit's Bid To Undo $26M Verdict
• NY Court Sends Mixed Signals On Contested Foreclosure Law
• US Chip Group Says More China Restrictions May Fuel Harm
• 1st Trial Down In Abbott's Patent War In Delaware
• Honeywell Tells Jury Rival Skimped On Barcode Royalties
• Telecom Inks $9M Settlement In Blackfeet Discrimination Suit
• Stratasys Pursuing Talks With 3D Systems After $2B Bid
• Del. Chancery Dumps On Both Sides In Trash Co. Secrets Suit
• NJ Judge Certifies School Districts In Artificial Field Turf MDL
• After Jury Trial Loss, T.I.'s Girl Group Plots Appeal To 9th Circ.
• Student Loan Servicers Accused Of $1B Wrongful Collections
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive Pineapple Award Fight
• Occidental Seeks 2nd Circ. Redo Of Bid To Nix $392M Award
• Monster Headphones Maker Can't Dodge Fees In Beats Row
• Post-Pandemic Hospitality Trends To Watch At Midyear 2023
• Investors In Calif. Pot Co. Accuse Leaders Of Self-Dealing
• Pa. Supreme Court To Take Up COVID-19 Coverage Cases
• Reps. Greene, Gaetz Sue California Cities Over Nixed Rallies
• Developer Sues Gov't Over Failed Student Housing Project
• Level Up Lawyers' Business Development With Gamification
• LoanDepot Faces New Derivative Suit In Delaware
• Texas Construction Statute Of Repose Leaves Open Questions
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ex-Twitter Execs Seek Del. Order For Musk Legal Fee Payout
• Ga. Judge Stands By Denial Of Arbitration In Contract Dispute
• 10th Circ. Enforces OK Of Baker Hughes' Oil Project Award
• Judge Cuts 2 Claims Against Arconic In Aluminum Parts Row
• NC Court Won't Let Loan Broker Out Of $2.7M Fraud Claim
• Lender In Tribe-Linked Usury Suit Settles With Ill. Borrowers
• Doctor Hails Wiretap Ruling As Aid In Defense-Coverage Suit
• Health Co. Looks To Board For Damages Post-Ch. 7
• Gov't Takes 'No Surprises Act' Challenge To 5th Circ.
• Victim's Mom Says Airbnb Can't Arbitrate Wrongful Death Suit
• Alex Jones Asks For Approval Of Book Deals In Ch. 11
• 'Whiskey Prison' Hijacked From Founder's Estate, Suit Says
• COVID Tuition Suit Just Barely Clears The Bar, 7th Circ. Says
• 3D Systems Launches $2B Boosted Bid For Stratasys
• Mallory Ruling Leaves Personal Jurisdiction Deeply Unsettled
• Pot Cos. Say Curaleaf Broke Contract With Colo. Withdrawal
• Littler Wants To Review Ex-Firm Atty's Docs In Theft Suit
• NY, NJ Regs Give Clarity To Cannabis Investors, Ancillaries
• Robinson & Cole, Recruiter Both Seek Win In Contract Case
• What Revised FTC Guides Mean For Influencer Campaigns
• Judge Shutters Growtech Suit Over $362K Cannabox Bill
• Tilray Defends Counterclaims In Bob Marley IP Row
• Libya Can't Escape $20M Arbitration Award, 2nd Circ. Says
• Green Groups Want Minn. Mine Suit Paused After Permit Loss
• Energy Transfer Seeks To Undo $601.5M Williams Award
• Wash. Panel Calls Slip-And-Fall Jury Instructions Incomplete
• Seattle Real Estate Broker Says Attorneys Botched Arbitration
• Game Maker Asks For Order Canceling Rival's 'Pa. Skill' TM
• Former Ute Manager Says Tribe Warped Injunction's Meaning
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Patient's Google Data Disclosure Suit
• Rubber Co. Isn't Stuck In 'Blanket' Order, Mich. Justices Say
• IP Toolbox Is Crucial In AI-Powered Drug Discovery
• Conn. Co. Stymied By SVB Collapse Faces $3M Judgment Bid
• Suit Over Joint Roller Should Be Trimmed, Del. Judge Says
• Scott + Scott To Rep Investors In Bored Ape NFT Promo Suit
• Morrison Cohen Hit With $5M Malpractice Suit In Aircraft Deal
• LIV, PGA Tour Resist NY Times Bid To Unseal Docs
• Broker-Dealer Ladenburg Sues Client Over Unpaid M&A Fee
• 5 Ways Firms Can Rethink Office Design In A Hybrid World
• Client Hailed McCarter & English Before Malpractice Claim
• Alcoa Tells Jurors Rival's IP Theft Cost $200M In Boeing Sales
• Brad Pitt Accused Of 'Vindictive Campaign' To 'Loot' Winery
• Colo. Judge Questions Attack On Oil Co.'s Trade Secrets Bond
• Four Seasons Asks 2nd Circ. To Overturn Arbitration Ruling
• Ga. Court Enters $15M Judgment In Travel Tech Dispute
• Ag. Board Says Union Isn't Bona Fide Org. Under Calif. Law
• Judge Finds Ex-Proofpoint VP Owes $1 In Trade Secrets Suit
• Musk Says Twitter Investors Can't Prove Manipulation Scheme
• Lewis Brisbois Atty Says Ex-Firm Thinks Rules For 'Suckers'
• Software Biz Co-Owners Resolve Co. Ownership Dispute
• NY Enforcers Warn Of Delay In Ski Operator Antitrust Case
• $12M Natural Gas Price-Fixing Deal Gets Final Approval
• How To Avoid Flopping When Flipping Fla. Real Estate
• New Law Will Upend Washington's CBD Industry
• Veritas' Rival Slams Bid To DQ Atty In Fla. Noncompete Suit
• 4th Circ. Told Gas Lease Coverage Row Was State Business
• Insurance Mogul Wants NC High Court To Stop Fraud Payout
• Canadian Firm Says Colo. Attys Botched Hemp Venture Suit
• Trust Wants Secret Holland & Knight Call For Ownership Fight
• Judge Blocks Iowa County Pipeline Zoning Restrictions
• Bar Score Is Best Hiring Metric Post-Affirmative Action
• Ex-USC Dean Seeks Probation For $100K Bribery Scheme
• Steve Bannon Ordered To Cough Up Unpaid $480K Legal Bill
• Amazon, Audible Attacked Over Auto Subscriptions Again
• Colo. Biotech Buyout Spawns Stock Fight With Researcher
• Pension Fund Says Shuttered Teamsters Local Owes $4.9M
• Alexion Trial Starts Over Ditched Drug Worth 'Billions'
• McCarter & English Client Didn't Notice Rate Hikes, Jury Hears
• Gaming Co. Accuses IP Owner Of Bad Faith Patent Assertion
• Baseball Bat Maker Wants Rival Stopped In IP Spat
• Nano Heats Up Stratasys Bidding War With New $1.6B Offer
• Ex-CEO Says Cannabis Biz Owes Him Wages, Loan Payments
• McGlinchey Stafford Adds 2 Litigators To Nashville Office
• SPAC Backer Denies Wrongdoing In $2.6B Casino Deal
• Calif. Injury Firm Can Keep 777-7777 Number For Now
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ga. Power Plants Beat REC Seller's Contract Counterclaims
• Trial Loss Spurred McCarter & English Fee Spat, Jury Told
• Hartfield Titus Sues MarketAxess In Del. Alleging Deal Breach
• Pot Co. Wants Rival's Atty DQ'ed Over Alleged Conflict
• SD Tribal Biz Owner Petitions High Court To Revive RICO Suit
• Missing Discovery Dooms CBD Refiner's Bid To Toss Dispute
• Lin Wood Can't Force Fraud Claims On Former Counsel, Client
• Seed Seller Sues NC Accounting Firm For Sales Tax Blunder
• Ex-VP Of Family Construction Co. Sued After Starting Rival Biz
• Pitney Bowes Says Staffing Cos. Can't Evade Verification Suit
• Ski Operator Says NY Enforcers Only Got Docs From 1 Rival
• Biofuel Producer Owes $17M After Failed Ethanol Patent MDL
• Landry's, JPMorgan End $20M Data Breach Payment Fight
• Fla. Metal Biz Sues Tin Supplier Over $22M Bait-And-Switch
• Del. Chancery Calls For Progress In NuVasive-Alphatec Suit
• Sugarman Owed $350K In Failed Merger, Mass. Court Affirms
• Hughes Hubbard Beats Retired IP Head In Email Access Fight
• Pa. Crash Suit Plaintiffs Say Lyft Rep Ducked Deposition
• Mich. Firm Calls Claims It Mishandled Force Case 'Baseless'
• Ghosting In BigLaw: How To Come Back From Lack Of Feedback
• Pot Co. CEO Seeks To Toss $1.2M Contract Dispute Judgment
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Marketing Companies Finally End Settlement Spat
• McCarter & English Partner Defends Firm's Billing In Fee Suit
• Developer, Heir Locked In Row Over $11.5M Conn. Project
• Quinn Emanuel Escapes Energy Co.'s $250M Malpractice Suit
• Credit Reporting Agency Settles Tribe-Linked Usury Claims
• Cosmetic Co.'s Second Trade Secret Suit Also Falls Short
• Coinbase Wins Bid To Arbitrate Suit Over Data Safeguards
• Schottensteins Escape Cannabis Co.'s Delaware Claims
• Epic Says Apple's App Store Appeal Not 'Certworthy'
• FPL Wants Irma Outages Suit Tossed Under New Fla. Law
• 'Endless Briefing' On Fees Irks Conn. Judge In Contract Suit
• Would Biden Airline Service Order Raise 'Major Questions'?
• Ill. Temp Workers Say UPS, Staffing Co. Did Not Pay All Wages
• Chris Cuomo Can't Block Arbitration In $125M Fight With CNN
• Wash. Judges Reverse County Win In Sewer Pipe Builder Suit
• Disney Wants Discovery Pause In Streamers' Antitrust Suit
• Fed. Circ. Revives Bovine Sperm Sorting Patent Feud
• JetBlue Exits American Pact, Won't Appeal Antitrust Ruling
• Hedge Fund's Suit Aims To Stop Scrutiny, Developer Says
• Ga. High Court Won't Hear Contempt Dispute In Firm Breakup
• Health Care Marketing Co. Sues In Del. To Unwind $80M Buy
• Steps To Success For Senior Associates
• NC Panel Upholds Football Coach's Firing Over Player Scuffle
• 5 Sports & Betting Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2023
• Waymaker Found Path To Penile IP Win Via Defendant Exam
• Chicken Price-Fixing Case Pared Down As Trial Approaches
• 3 Takeaways From The Supreme Court's Session
• Lockheed Asks Justices To Skip Claim Against Arms Deal
• Law360 Podcasts Untangle A Week Of Blockbuster Rulings
• Apple Taking Epic App Store Case To High Court
• LA Politician Ridley-Thomas Can't Undo USC Bribe Conviction
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• Jackson Debuts As Chattiest Justice
• 8th Circ. Sends ND Smoking Ban Row Back To Tribal Court
• Judge Cites 'Patent Misuse' In Ending Bard's $52M Lawsuit
• Legal Profession Must Do More For Lawyers With Disabilities
• Pittsburgh School Inks $1.25M Pandemic Tuition Settlement
• Ga. Claims Added To Smith Gambrell Data Breach Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Nantucket Hospital Built With Fire Hazard, Suit Says