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Commercial Contracts - October, 2023

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• Feds Hit Grand Canyon U. With $37M Fine Over Tuition Costs
• Bankers Doubted Trump's $1B Buffalo Bills Bid, Court Hears
• Securities Seller Claims Boss Fired Him For Younger Workers
• HOA Has No Stake In $4M Takings Deal, NC Justices Told
• Verizon Seeks Sanctions For Decades-Old Payphone Claims
• Cover Band Faces TM Suit From Original Band Members
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive Equipment Dealer Antitrust Claims
• Hartford Healthcare To Face Conn. Residents' Antitrust Claims
• Native American Co. Owed $8M For 'Game-Changer,' Jury Told
• Colo. Nursing Home Exec Accused Of Siphoning Profits
• American Physician Partners Ch. 11 Confirmation Set For Dec.
• No 'Cold Cash' For Bond Ends Ex-Atty's Edwards Wildman Suit
• Ex-Red Sox Network VP Tells Jury 'Embezzlement' Was Comp
• Chancery Scuttles Twitter Investor's $3M Merger Fee Claim
• Citadel Securities Says Ex-Reps Can't Shed Trade Secrets Suit
• American Airlines' Spat With Travel Website Kept Alive
• Vegas Property Owner In $14M Loan Dispute Declares Ch. 11
• JetBlue-Spirit Deal Will Hurt Flyers, Judge Told As Trial Begins
• Mich. Art Gallery Must Pay For Altering David Bowie Photos
• Issues That Can Arise When Tech Founders Leave CEO Role
• Auto Parts Co. Scores Pretrial Win Against Ex-Employee
• Washington Court OKs Law Firm's Fee Split With Atty
• Mich. Justices Say Butzel Long Can't Skip Malpractice Suit
• Judge Clears Out Last Of Stables Owner's Malpractice Suit
• Southwest Airlines Could Face DOT Fine Over System Outage
• Burns & Levinson Atty Says Firm Trying To Force Retirement
• 9th Circ. Affirms Insurer's Win In Vizio's $17M Coverage Suit
• Houston IP Firm Sues Ex-Law Clerk Again Over Trade Secrets
• Attys Sanctioned For Discovery Delay In COVID-19 Mask Case
• Nokia Says Amazon Has Shirked Patent Licenses Since 2009
• Feds Propose New Arbitration Rules For Surprise Billing Law
• Supreme Court Won't Rethink Cognizant's Slashed IP Award
• Injury Waiver Dooms Gym-Goer's Rowing Machine Suit
• Co., CEO Who Defended 'Pharma Bro' Reach $50M FCA Deal
• 10th Circ. Won't Rehear Ute Tribe Sanction Decision
• Tips For Litigating Against Pro Se Parties In Complex Disputes
• Data Co. Wants Fraud Claim Out Of Pot Tech NDA Breach Suit
• Getty Images Owes $88M In Damages In Stock Warrant Spat
• Chipmaker Drops Cell Tech Row In Calif., But Files Del. Suit
• UPDATE: Developer Behind Kansas City Fed Building Who Sued Investors Withdraws Suit
• Judge Won't Let Conn. Health System Out Of Antitrust Suit
• Ethanol Co. Owner Tied To Car Racing Can't Nix Kickback Suit
• Musk Fights To End Twitter Investors' Stock Suit Over Buyout
• Ex-Payroll Co. Owner Seeks 2 Years Max In $150M Scheme
• Feds Escape Energy Co.'s ND Drilling Rights Suit For Now
• 3rd Circ. Will Consider 'Poster Child' Liquor RICO Case
• Hong Kong Lender Looks To Restart Suit Over $8M Awards
• BofA Trims But Can't Defeat Zelle Fraud Victims' Suit
• Costco Meat Inventory Suit Axed With Wrong Standard
• Jury Says Circuit Board Maker Owes US Distributor $7.6M
• Conn. Panel Affirms Wholesaler Overcharged Gas Retailer
• Calif. Legal Lender Loses $800K Arbitration Award
• NC High Court Snapshot: DA Fights DQ In Cyberstalking Case
• Timeshare Exit Marketer Ordered To Pay $100K For False Ads
• ​​​​​​​Patent Biz Owner Asks Fed. Circ. To Stay Contempt Order
• Insurer Wrongfully Withheld Labor Costs, Ariz. Resident Says
• Del. Dispatch: Lessons From Failed ETE-Williams Merger
• US Airgun Seller Says Swedish Partner Schemed To 'Crush' It
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• In-House Construction Atty Rejoins Cohen Seglias In Philly
• Amyris Creditor Claims Doerr Schemed To Seize IP
• DC Judge Mulls Mediation For $47M Award Against Mexico
• Goldman Sachs Can Enforce $20.7M Award Against Ex-Exec
• Monsanto Spinoff's Expert Says PCB Plaintiffs Look Healthy
• Chamber Backs Amazon In FTC Prime Subscription Case
• IP Forecast: Bank's Buyers To Face Off In $1B Secrets Fight
• Boston College's Swim Team Loses Reinstatement Bid
• Texas Justices Weigh Public Adjuster Laws In Speech Suit
• No Damages Owed To Steel Dust Cos., Houston Jury Says
• 'Passover Celebration Gone Wrong' Moves Closer To Trial
• Conn. City To Pay $10M To End Ousted Stadium Builder's Suit
• Emcure Again Looks To Toss HDT's $950M Trade Secrets Suit
• Ex-Funeral Home President Can Take Wage Suit To Trial
• Disco Bassist Urges Justices To Take Up IP Case
• Clean Energy Tax Credit Transfers Gather Steam — Slowly
• Get Ready For Calif.'s Expanded Restrictive Covenant Ban
• Attys Seek $10.4M Award For Tesla Race Bias Verdict
• Architect Sues To Get License Back After Bribe Conviction
• Pa. Court Inks $15M Judgment Against Defunct Cannabis Co.
• Homesafe Says Consumer Affairs Is 'Pay To Play'
• JetBlue, Spirit Lose Bid To Close Court For Antitrust Trial
• India Can't Escape $112M Award Over Devas Satellite Deal
• Penile Implant Doc Deserves $46M After Trial Win, Judge Told
• DC Circ. Questions FERC Comment Period In Index Rate Row
• Harvard Says Broker Lost It Affirmative Action Case Coverage
• Judge Says His JPMorgan Shares Won't Affect Mall Debt Suit
• Ecolab, DuBois Dueling Bids Mostly Rejected In Patent Row
• Ch. 7 Trustee Asks High Court To Hear Ponzi Clawback Case
• 3 Ex-Execs Look To Ditch Truist Unit's Poaching Suit In NC
• HIG Capital Claims Fraud In $915M Asset Buy From Audax
• Mother Must Arbitrate Child's Trampoline Park Injury Suit
• Contractor Scores Partial Win In $6M Solar Project Dispute
• Hospital Wins Surgery Center Ownership Fight With NC Doctor
• Electric Co-Op Wins $26M From Xcel Unit In Power Plant Fight
• Egg Exec Says Wal-Mart, Others Demanded Market Changes
• Fannie, Freddie Investors Keep Interest For $299M Jury Win
• Carter Mario Drops Lawsuit Against TikTok Marketer
• Zurich May Attempt To Recoup $3M From Subcontractor
• Ex-Illinois State Judge Rejoins Bailey Glasser In Chicago, DC
• Pro Bono Work Is Powerful Self-Help For Attorneys
• Hedge Fund Boss Convicted Of Rigging Forex At NY Trial
• High Court Bakery Driver Case Could Limit Worker Arbitration
• Qualtrics Investors Sue SAP Over $12.5B Take-Private Deal
• Chancery To Decide If Transit Row Should Be Fast-Tracked
• Diddy Says Diageo Can't Pause Racism Suit Amid Appeal
• 18 States Urge Justices To End Baseball Antitrust Exemption
• NC Company Overvalued Forest Carbon Offset, Buyer Alleges
• Boston College Tells Judge Swim Team Suspension Warranted
• Athlete Law Doesn't End NBA Star's Contract, 4th Circ. Told
• ESOP Trustee Gets Ex-Workers' Stock Suit Sent To Arbitration
• $220M Cobalt Deal Not A Loss Under Policy, Insurer Says
• Engine Co. Sues Autoparts Buyer In Del. Over Contract Breach
• Diamond Sports Cases Shed Light On Executory Contracts
• 6th Circ. Suggests Ex-MLB Pitcher's TM Award Is A Home Run
• Polar Air Cargo Exec Pleads Guilty In Kickback Scheme
• Malpractice Row Is 'Groundhog Day,' Texas Justices Told
• Nordstrom Accused Of Faking Labor Issues To Ax $6.7M Deal
• Playing In A Rock Cover Band Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Giuliani Tries To Nix Law Firm's Suit Over $1.36M Unpaid Bill
• How To Advertise Carbon Reductions Under New Calif. Law
• Pilot Travel Minority Owner Sues Berkshire Hathaway In Del.
• Calif. Jury Awards $21M In Defective Marshmallow Maker Case
• Florida 'Green' Coffee Co. Says Ex-Exec Promoted Competitor
• Cal-Maine Exec Says Egg Cos. Were Urged To Cut Supply
• Discord Charges Users For Canceled Features, Suit Alleges
• Justices Urged To Find Pre-Opinion Rulings Appealable
• DOJ, States Say No-Poach Franchise Provisions Can Be Illegal
• Wash. Judge Allows T-Mobile SIM Scam Suit To Proceed
• Mass. Bill May Alter Deals Involving Both Goods And Services
• 4th Circ. Preview: NBA Agent's Contract Spat Tops Oct. Docket
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Espinosa On 'Lincoln Lawyer'
• Ex-Arizona Supreme Court Justice Joins Holtzman Vogel
• Lessons On Arbitration Carveouts From Diddy-Diageo Suit
• Calif. Right To Repair Law Highlights A Growing Movement
• Alleged 'Pump-And-Dump' Funders Say RICO Claims Must Go
• Brooklyn Atty Says Faegre Drinker Can't Pin Claims On Him
• Colo. Judge Trims Whistleblower's Suit Against Fortive Unit
• Colo. Casino Accused Of Ripping Off Blackjack Game
• 2 Firms To Lead Live Nation Suit Over Swift Tour Sales Fallout
• Lawmakers Push Justices To End MLB's Antitrust Exemption
• Off The Bench: Raptors D Up, MLB Union Joins Antitrust Fight
• Colo. Judge Won't Toss Gas Royalty Underpayment Suit
• Brandeis Says New Mass. Law Defeats COVID Refund Case
• Carvana Ducks NC Dealership's Claims Of Dodgy Biz Dealings
• Pa. Hospital Sale Plan Halts AG's Fight To Stop Closure
• US CEO Derides 'Sabotage' Of Airgun Co. By Swedish Owner
• Credit Union Tells NC Justices Arbitration Add-On Is Valid
• Atty's 'Personal Agenda' Ended Firm Partnership, Suit Says
• Oil Firms Reneged On Multimillion-Dollar Deal, Investor Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Cravath, Latham
• 4 Key Changes In The Latest Semiconductor Export Rules
• Paramount Says 'Star Trek' Fan Film Producer Violated IP Deal
• Citibank Appeals Arbitration Denial In Veterans' Fee Fight
• Steel Exec Says Documents He Viewed Had No Market Value
• Pa. Credit Union Uses Shady Tactics In Car Repos, Suit Says
• Colo. Panel Tosses $42M In Jury Awards In Oil Deal Fight
• ​​​​​​Amazon Says FTC Prime Subscription Suit Gets Ahead Of Law
• Patent Biz Hits Back At Cloudflare Ownership Args In IP Fight
• Egg Producers, Trade Groups 'Cheated The System,' Jury Told
• Software Co. Denied Injunction In Ford Trade Secret Suit
• 2 Accused Of Kickbacks For Nuclear Weapon Part Contracts
• What Panama Canal Award Ruling Means For Int'l Arbitration
• Navy Federal Scores 2nd Exit Bid In Zelle Fraud Suit
• Hollywood Labor Negotiations Provide AI Road Map
• FTC, Gamers Continue Challenges To $69B Microsoft Deal
• For-Profit School Cuts False Ads Claim Deals With FTC, NJ
• Kira, Ex-VP Agree To End Noncompete Dispute Over AI
• Newman Suspension Shows Need For Judicial Reform
• Alaska Air Fights Order To Rehire Worker Fired Over Pot Test
• Rite Aid Investors, Walgreens Ink $192M Deal In Merger Row
• Calif. Embraces Bold New Climate, Consumer, Labor Laws
• Ex-Bush Assistant Press Sec. Accused Of $10M Extortion Plot
• Steel Cos. Contacted Years Before Noncompete End, Jury Told
• Logistics Co. Asks 1st Circ. To Revive Teamsters Pension Suit
• Wash. Appeals Court Upholds County's Short-Term Rental Reg
• Trial Expert Says FTX Drained $9B Of Customer Funds
• 6th Circ. Told To Extinguish Fire Suppressant Co.'s Suit
• Conn. Supreme Court Mulls Allocation Of Tenant Utility Bills
• MLB May Be Close To Settling Minor League Interference Suit
• Fla. Judge Won't Rule On Value Of Planes Taken By Russia
• When And How Companies Should Build An AI Strategy
• Forging A Fair Path For Standard-Essential Patents In India
• Okla.-Based Cleanup Co.'s Payment Dispute Revived In NC
• Town Had No Grounds To Bail On Mill Project, NC Panel Told
• US Sanctions Hamas Financiers, Digital Currency Wallet
• Sam Adams Maker Resolves Trade Secrets Case
• Apple Says 5G Co. 'Imagined' Negotiation Obligation In IP Suit
• McCarter & English Urges Judge To Reject Ex-Client's Retrial
• MLB Players Org Backs High Court Nixing Antitrust Exemption
• PG&E Investors Want Securities Claims Out Of Ch. 11 Court
• 9th Circ. Gives Samsung Another Shot In Netlist Deal Row
• Colo. Justices Skeptical Of Law Firm's Fee For Departing Attys
• Steel Co. Noncompetes Had Holes, Jury Hears In $100M Row
• Mass. Software Firm Sues To Block Exec's Jump To Palo Alto
• Firm Can't Prove False Ad Claim In Tribe Suit, Rosette Says
• CFPB Doubles Down On Credit Claims In Snap Finance Suit
• Chancery Tosses Developer's Suit Over Verizon's Texas Land
• Wash. Justices Doubt Work Part Of 'Incarceration Experience'
• CFPB Orders Remittance App That 'Tricked' Users To Pay $3M
• 2nd Circ. Revives Song Credit Suit Against Rapper Fat Joe
• DC Circ. Unsure About Wading Into Petrobras Bribery Case
• Feds Urge 5th Circ. To Salvage 'No Surprises' Billing Rule
• Iron Workers Seek $111K In Atty Fees For $2.2M Judgment
• Customer Of Indian Bank Asks High Court To Mend FSIA Split
• Colo. Event Co. Denies Liability For 'Nightmare' Wedding
• Credit Union Defends Overdraft Fee Language In Conn. Suit
• Deal Spurs Dismissal Of Bob Marley-Branded Cannabis Suit
• Airgun Co. Says US Arm Boss 'Destroying' Biz Over Fraud Suit
• EPA Report A Reminder That Fuel Credits Are 'Buyer Beware'
• Energy Co. Takes Old Drilling Rights Fight To 6th Circ.
• Chinese Factory Exploited Fla. Circuit Board Co., Jury Told
• Denver Airport Contractor Says 'No Conspiracy' Behind Bid
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Sports Execs' SPAC Sues In Chancery Over Terminated Deal
• Fla. Judge Bars Colo. Couple From Timeshare Exit Industry
• Jury Should Hear Attys' Fee-Sharing Fight, Panel Rules
• NC Lubricant Co. To Face Fraud Claim In Suit Over $155M Sale
• Conn. Atty's Assets Pinned To Client's Overcharge Claims
• Capri Sun Pouch TM Case Tossed As 11th-Hour Deal Nears
• Carbon Plant Delays Cost Ga. Engineering Co. $9M, Suit Says
• Ousted Physical Therapy Co. Owners Push Back On Toss Bid
• 11th Circ. Orders Funds Unfrozen In Lender's Beef With Atty
• Crumbl, Dirty Dough Say They're Baking Up IP Settlement
• Fund Managers Taking US Telecom Co. Private In $3.1B Deal
• NC Law Firm Reups Call To Arbitrate Ex-Shareholder's Suit
• How And Why Your Firm Should Implement Fixed-Fee Billing
• Jaspan Schlesinger Atty Settles $12M Malpractice Suit
• Tentative Deal In Pot Biz Battle Not Enforceable, Judge Says
• 3rd Circ. Shields Mining Co. Docs Pending Ch. 11 Appeal
• Justices Won't Hear ESOP Managers' ERISA Arbitration Fight
• Texas Biz Court Changes Pose More Questions Than Answers
• Chancery Chides Dura Medic Over Unilateral Case Shakeup
• Doctor Groups Sue Ariz. BCBS Over Low Reimbursements
• Chicago Bears Rookie Must Arbitrate NIL Suit, Investors Say
• Don King, Fighter Ordered To Negotiate Deposition Date
• Off The Bench: Fla. Sports Betting, NFL Benefits, MLB Bias
• Judge Trims Timeshare Exit Co. Advertising Class Action
• Insurer Blasts Margolis Edelstein's Args In Malpractice Fight
• Consultant Says Row Over Pot Revenue Belongs In Ariz. Court
• Injury Firm Gets Atty Axed From Witness List In Insurer Row
• Holland & Knight Sued Over Conflict In Calif. Marine Dispute
• REIT Doesn't Owe LA Fitness Rent Refund, Panel Says
• Judicial Independence Needs Defense Amid Political Threats
• Texas Law Firm Can't Get New Trial Over Settlement Coverage
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 4th Circ. Kills Hoop Recruit's Dreams Of Adidas RICO Revival
• Casino CEO Calls Claims He Micromanaged Project 'Excuses'
• Oil Co. Can't Block Truck Stop Build-Out, Colo. Panel Says
• Auto Loan Investors Seek Docs In Chancery On Cash Moves
• Lenovo Accused Of Infringing 5G IP, Stalling FRAND Talks
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds 2 Health Care Finance Attorneys
• GSK Unit Urges Chancery To Save Nebraska Patent Suit
• Calif. Hairdresser Admits To Conning Mentally Ill Doctor
• Wash. Judge Sends Predatory Lending Suit To Arbitration
• Texas Lawyers, Judges Propose Rules For New Biz Court
• Homeowners Urge NC Panel To Nix Short-Term Rental Ban
• Feds Reexamined Couplers Too Soon, Importer Says
• Ga. High Court To Review Death Suit Against Home Inspectors
• Flyers Have Standing To Contest JetBlue-Spirit, Judge Says
• How Law Firms Can Use Account-Based Marketing Strategies
• Sandy Hook Families Fight Jones' $1.5M Salary Bid In Ch. 11
• Ex-Partner Slams 'Continued Use' Of Name Despite Settlement
• MLB Teams Say Time's Up For Bally Sports TV Deals Decision
• Prison Food Supplier Accuses Ex-Exec Of Poaching Clients
• Pharma Biz Says Fox Rothschild Atty Gave Secrets To Rival
• Mich. Judge Orders UK Bakery To Honor Distribution Deal
• NY Trump Judge Says A Jury Trial Was Never On The Table
• Diageo Loses First Round In Diddy Racism Appeal
• Meta Colluded To Kill Fitness VR App, $353M Suit Says
• Trivest Wants 6th Circ. Review Of Mich. Judge's RICO Ruling
• Pot Illegality Does Not Impede Court Order, Judge Told
• ElectrIQ Investors Sue In Del. For SPAC Conversion Right
• Website Wants Out Of Defending Ex-CEO In Employment Row
• Mitigating Costs And Delays In The Energy Transition
• Data Breach Suit Can't Survive On 'Ifs,' Pa. Logistics Co. Says
• How Int'l Strategies Can Mitigate US Child Labor Risks
• Strategic Succession Planning At Law Firms Is Crucial
• Bally Sports Parent Says DirecTV Can't Cut Payments
• You Don't Even Own Those Patents, Cloudflare Says
• Ex-UK Atty's Edwards Wildman Negligence Suit A 'Hail Mary'
• Willkie Adds Kirkland Private Equity Ace In Texas
• What An NCAA Drug Test Change Could Mean For Cannabis
• Fox Rothschild Business Litigator Rejoins Womble Bond
• Promoter Urges High Court To Let FIFA Antitrust Suit Proceed
• Judge Mostly Clears Ex-Nestle Skin Biz In Dummy Head Fight
• NC Court Can Hear Kroger Subsidiary's Opioid Coverage Suit
• Imaging Company To Pay $85M Over Doctor Kickback Scheme
• Essar Steel Trustee Floats Settlement Of $60M In Lease Claims
• Iconix Founder Sentenced To 18 Months In Fraud Case
• 11th Circ. Halts Software Co.'s Bid To Revive Licensing Suit
• Flooring Co. Says Ex-Manager Took Files, Undercut $1.6M Bid
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Diamond Sports Rejects College Basketball Deal In Ch. 11
• Boxing Champ Tells Don King To Get Real About Deposition
• 3 Items To Check When Evaluating AI Terms And Conditions
• Cannabinoid Co. Settles Spoiled Acquisition Suit
• Clifford Chance Hires Fourth Pillsbury Atty In 2 Months
• 11th Circ. Upholds $1M Judgment Against Ga. Eatery's Insurer
• Energy Transfer Owes Williams $601.5M, Del. Justices Affirm
• State Farm Can't Duck Payout In Fla. Qui Tam Suit, Panel Told
• Petition Watch: Twitter, PTSD Dog, Religion & Racism
• Turkish Weapon Co.'s IP Suit Trimmed In Virginia
• Denver Firm Says Fired Atty Moved Money To Avoid Judgment
• Ex-Partner Stole Customers Away, Food Service Supplier Says
• Diageo Will Challenge Denial Of Arbitration In Diddy Suit
• Robins Kaplan Fined For Exploiting Discovery Error
• Wash. Hospital Says Facebook Tools Don't Share Patient Info
• 'Hannibal' Creator Accused Of Sexual Assault On AMC Set
• Angi, HomeAdvisor Owe $4.5M For Call Center Bills, Co. Says
• Ameris Bank Dodges $1.5M Suit Over DC Condo Loan
• CBD Cos. Urge Justices To Fix Circuit Split On RICO Suits
• Insurers Say NOLA Can't Force Them Into Arbitration
• Timeshare Co. Renews Injunction Bid In Contract Exit Suit
• Nutter Says Boston Landlord Squeezed $1.5M In Extra Rent
• Ch. 7 Clawback Claims Against Gov't Contractor Kept Alive
• 11th Circ. Revives CSX's $16M General Mills Indemnity Claim
• Gambler Loses Bid To Pause Fliff's New Arbitration Agreement
• Locke Lord Must Part With Files In Lost Escrow Row
• Ga. Power Settles Vogtle Nuclear Plant Cost Fight With Partner
• 'Disloyal' CEO Stole $250K From Biotech Co., Suit Claims
• Hodgson Russ Expands In NYC With Real Estate Partner
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Fifth Third Gouges With 'Crippling' Overdraft Fees, Suit Says
• PayPal's Merchant Rules Run Afoul Of Antitrust Law, Suit Says
• Grad Didn't 'Pay Georgetown A Dime'; Can't Lead COVID Class
• Swedish Air Gun Co. Says US Exec Made Biz His 'Piggy Bank'
• EB-5 Investors Blew Deadline To Fight NC Fraud Suit Trim
• Streaming Service Accuses Ad Provider Of Breaching Contract
• Mich. Firm Says Colo. Practice Owes Fee For Nassar Suits
• Okla. City U. Law School Alum's Data Breach Suit Tossed
• Gordon & Rees Phone Chat Leads To DQ In Crypto Feud
• REIT Gets Judgment In Suit Over Botched Water Valves
• Tax Firm Inks Deal With Ex-Client To End Yearslong Fee Spat
• Wyndham Timeshare Poachers Owe $16M, Judge Says
• Maximizing Law Firm Profitability In Uncertain Times
• Pepsi Drivers Say OT Suit Should Wait For High Court Ruling
• Feds Seek Up To 8 Years For Convicted Iconix Founder
• IT Consulting Firm Says Texas Co. Breached Staffing Deal
• Panel Backs Arbitration For Suit Over Nude Instagram Photos
• Ga. High Court To Review $10M Subdivision Fight
• Xcel Unit Owes $187M For 2031 Coal Plant Closure, Jury Told
• DOJ, JetBlue Want Flyers' Spirit Case Kept Apart
• Lapsed Licensing Agreement Ends IP Suit Against Broadcom
• NC Mogul Suspects 'Ulterior Motive' By Insurer In $524M Fight
• Hamburg Rubin Adds Partner In Pennsylvania Office
• Ex-Exec Says Insurer's Financial Collapse Not His Fault
• Alleged $636M Deal Error Highlights Ethics Considerations
• Calif. Co. Drops Law Firm Defamation Suit On Arson Remarks
• Del. Judge Won't Stay Fines Against Widowed Patent Biz Owner
• Wash. Panel Says Tacoma Legally Leased Telecom System
• Girardi Keese Trustee's Negligence Claim Against Bank Axed
• Google Says It Didn't Use Data From Period App To Advertise
• Insurer Hiscox Bungled Settlement Chance, Software Co. Says
• Creditors Can Jump In On Bally Sports Owner's Ch. 11 Suit
• In Texas Power Pricing Fight Finale, Law May Not Trump All
• Seattle-Area Development Sold To Evade Investors, Suit Says
• Latham Hires IP Partner From Simpson Thacher
• Distributor Says Bakery Co. Aims To Devour Its Grocery Biz
• Judge Cuts Extraterrestrial Influencer's Contract Claims
• Calif. Law Tests Noncompete Prohibitions' Potential Reach
• What UCC Article 12 Adoption Means For Digital Assets
• Don King Wants Deposition Or Sanctions In Row With Boxer
• Skiplagged Inc. Slams American's 'Incendiary' Ticketing Suit
• Sinclair Sports Networks Seek More Time To Pitch Ch. 11 Plan
• ESPN Fee Class Action Can Proceed, But Without Damages
• Chancery Sends ITG-Reynolds' Fla. Cig Deal Damages To Trial
• NuVasive Grills Ex-Exec On Jump To Competitor
• JPMorgan Poised For Early Win In $71M Texas Storm Suit
• Colo. Steel Mill's Post-Deal Interference Claim Beats Dismissal
• Better.com Gets Whistleblower Retaliation Suit Trimmed
• Vanguard Group Ends Suit Over Alleged Stolen Clients
• FICO Antitrust Claims Survive As Credit Bureau Claims Cut
• 5th Circ. Ruling Reminds Attys That CBP Can Search Devices
• Exxon Inks $4M Damages Deal With Crane Co. On Eve Of Trial
• CBD Investor's Suit Over Alleged Escrow Misuse Is Kept Alive
• Developer Misconstrued Road Contract, NC Justices Told
• Injunction To Halt Trade Secret Use Unwarranted, Ford Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Alleged $636M Deal Error Shows Value Of Old-School Methods
• Ga. Power Cos. Fight 'Absurd' Sanctions Bid In Contract Row
• Justices Ask For US Input On Review Of $3.1B Arms Sale Case
• Panini Can Continue Selling NFLPA Goods During Arbitration