Commercial Contracts Archive » January, 2024

Commercial Contracts - January, 2024

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• Showtime Sued Over Portrayal In 'George & Tammy' Series
• Meta Judge Pointed To Colleague's Ruling In Privacy Battle
• Ex-NFL Player, Reptile Co. Can't Toss Worker's Sex Abuse Suit
• O'Melveny Can't SLAPP Bill-Padding Claims, Calif. Panel Says
• Consumer Slams Car Care Provider's Exit Bid In Contract Suit
• Calif. Court Axes Appeal Over Clippers Signing Kawhi Leonard
• Huawei Faces Civil RICO Suit From Netgear
• Security Co. Prez Downplays AG Probes In Toll Bros. Lawsuit
• GM Execs Hid Driverless Tech And Airbag Concerns, Suit Says
• FedEx Pushes 6th Circ. To Reboot Contractor False Ad Fight
• Architect Says Steward Owes $2M For Work On Mass. Hospital
• Insomnia Cookies Founders Settle For $3.5M With Jury Out
• NY AG Wants Sirius XM Suit Back In State Court
• 11th Circ. Weighs Legality Of Grant Contest For Black Women
• Widow Of Nelson Mullins Partner Says Firm Owes $2M
• Key Maritime Law Issues In 2024: Environmental Challenges
• Servers' Sanctions Bid Smacks SF Hilton Over Discovery Docs
• No Fee Win For Condos After Midcase Appeal, 11th Circ. Told
• 5 Reasons Associates Shouldn't Take A Job Just For Money
• First Republic Bank Atty Resumes Private Practice At Hinshaw
• SVB Cayman Unit Seeks FDIC Probe On Customer Deposits
• PGA Tour Gains US Partners As Saudi Talks Drag On
• Ohio Operator Settles Choice Hotels' TM Suit For $400K
• Timber Co. Says Seller 'Twisting' Words In Carbon Offset Fight
• CDC Patent Apps Lead Gilead To Victory In HIV Research Feud
• Calif. Audit Says Anaheim Misspent Millions In Tourism Money
• American Airlines Sued Over Loyalty Account Closures
• Duane Morris Names Bankruptcy Pro As New Dallas Partner
• Trader Joe's Supplier Wins Contract Claim Over Bony Birds
• Conn. Security Co. Says Toll Bros. Deal Caused $1.6M Loss
• Boston Globe Says Ex-Exec's Wage Claim Ignores Mass. Law
• Wash. Panel Says Legal Malpractice Suit Is Time-Barred
• Patent Holding Firm Says Fight With Funder Belongs In Court
• Southwest Investors Slam Exit Bid In Holiday Outage Suit
• NC Hospital Says It Didn't Share Patient Data With Meta
• VW Says Supplier Ignoring 8 Years Of Litigation In Germany
• Irked NC Judge Pushes Deal To End Derelict 'Ghost' Park Spat
• Chancery Tosses Drone Co.'s Claims Against Software Vendor
• 6th Circ. Backs Antero's Win In Oil Royalties Breach Suit
• Sotheby's Beats Oligarch's Art Claims As Jury Says No Fraud
• How Biotech Deals May Help Competition, Despite FTC View
• UNC Prof Says He's Immune From Suit Over Party Pics Probe
• Key Maritime Law Issues In 2024: Geopolitics And Sanctions
• 5th Circ. Tosses $200M Vessel Explosion Award Confirmation
• Playing Competitive Tennis Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Willkie Energy Leader Rejoins McGuireWoods In Houston
• Sustainable Logging Co. Hits Ch. 11 With $367M Debt
• Gov't Says Ex-BVI Premier Aided Flow Of Drugs To US
• Colo. Justices Ground County's Airport Noise Case
• Early Designs For Road Project Naturally Flawed, Jury Hears
• Justices Urged To OK 9th Circ.'s Coinbase Arbitration Ruling
• Walbro, Carter Carburetor Put Price-Hike Dispute To Rest
• Conn. IP Atty Can Send Holiday Cards To Rival's Clients
• Builder Tries To Sink Lawsuit Over Failed NC Venture
• Conn. Hospital Blames Anesthesiologists In $2M Billing Feud
• Protein Bar Co.'s Insurer Says Supplier Ruined $3M In Product
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Djerassi On Super Bowl 52
• Yellow Corp. Calls Pension Arbitration Demand 'Nonsense'
• Black-Led VC Fund Case Could Hinge On Nature Of Grants
• Locke Lord Accused Of Playing 'Cat And Mouse' To Avoid Suit
• Mass. AG Can't Vacate Order In Liquor Law Dispute
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Trump Assails Fraud Monitor For 'Misleading' Final Report
• Judge Asked To Rethink Split Class Cert. In HomeAdvisor Suit
• NJ Firm Says Beach House Purchase Was Aboveboard
• Unraveling The Bundled Benefits Of Retail Memberships
• NRA Paid For Luxury Expenses, LaPierre Confirms
• Trump Org. Monitor Flags Financial 'Errors' As Ruling Looms
• School Says Security Insurer Failed To Cover Stabbing Row
• GSK Unit Pauses Chancery Patent Suit For Settlement Talks
• Jury Finds Samsung Owes $67.5M In 5G Patent Case
• Dissolved Biomed Co. Aims To Bar Ex-CEO's Credit Bid In Del.
• Refrigerant Importers Get Chilly Reception In 11th Circ.
• Owner Of Michael Jordan Photo Slams Bid To Dodge IP Claims
• TIAA Sues Ex-SVB Execs Over Losses From Bank's Failure
• No 'Receipts' For Northrop Grumman Rent At Superfund Site
• CBD Co. Asks Judge To Reject Franchisee's $10M Claims
• Casino To End Del. SPAC Suit Despite Hedge Fund Butting In
• Texas Energy Co. Can't Skirt $5M Uri Fee, Judge Told
• UK Fintech Says Georgia Accountant Misvalued Share Price
• NJ Health Network Accused Of Poaching Docs Amid JV Talks
• Software Co. Saddled With Receiver Amid Fraud Concerns
• Engineering Co. Flouted Stock Buyback Deal, Ex-Execs Say
• Kat Von D's Miles Davis Tattoo Didn't Infringe Photo, Jury Says
• Dodge Ram Parts Contract Too Vague To Enforce, Judge Says
• Ex-LA Pol Huizar Gets 13 Years For Taking Bribes, Tax Evasion
• Early-Pay App Late With Exec's Salary, Suit Alleges
• Ex-Goodwin Procter Life Sciences Atty Joins DLA Piper In NY
• Off The Bench: McMahon Sued, 'Rock' Victory, USC Feels Heat
• Schools, Towns Can't Show Feasible Alternative, Turf Co. Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• MrBeast Says Restaurant Co.'s Suit Is Trying To 'Gaslight' Court
• $5B Denver Cheese Co. Saves Trial Win In Family Feud
• Judge Rejects Late Concession, Despite Possibly Absurd Trial
• Big Banks Can Halt CDS Suit To Avoid 'Tangled' Discovery
• Israeli Co. Gets Meta's Data Scraping Suit Trimmed
• Invisalign Maker Says Deal With Rival Was Lawfully Ended
• Will Kat Von D Trial Have A 'Blurred Lines' Impact On Tattoos?
• Movie Mogul's Wife Can't Escape Discovery In $500M Fight
• 8th Circ. Won't Upend Fraud Verdict In Trucking Co. Suit
• Wash. Justice Doubts Legislative Contradiction In Wage Suit
• Intel Denied Defense-Only Patent Trial Against VLSI
• Farmers Can't Show They Were Tricked Into Risky Grain Deals
• Ill. Insurance Ruling Helps Developers, Community Orgs. Alike
• Most Chancery Claims Survive In Platinum Partners-Tied Suit
• Colo. Panel Says Order Is Final When Interest Can Be Tallied
• Surgeon Says He Was Alone On-Call But Couldn't Hit Quotas
• Glenn Beck Tries To Sink Canceled-Cruise Suit In Arkansas
• Employee Experience Strategy Can Boost Law Firm Success
• Trump Bristles At Shkreli Comparison In NY Civil Fraud Case
• Benesch Taps Partners From Kirkland & Ellis, Sheppard Mullin
• 'Nobody' Gets Photo Licenses For Tattoos, Kat Von D Testifies
• Bid To Swap Chevron For An Old Standby Raises Doubts
• ​​​​​​​NRA Obscured Expenses With Ad Agency's Aid, Jury Hears
• Feuding Funkadelic Estate Fails To Rope In Royalty Co.
• Ex-Adviser Agrees To Stop Stealing JPMorgan Clients
• Dogecoin Fans Urge Justices To Let Court Hear Coinbase Row
• Colorado Company Says Receiver Tipped Scales In $17M Deal
• Conn. Atty Must Withdraw Billing Notices To Rival's Clients
• Not Hanging Up Doesn't Kill TCPA Suit, Fla. Judge Says
• Ex-Execs Can't Bring $300M Fraud Suit For Metal Co., Judge Told
• Cash Loan App To Pay $3M FTC Fine Over Hidden Fees
• 7th Circ. Judges Question Racism Claims Of Indy TV Network
• Minor League Baseball Fan Must Arbitrate Broken Nose Suit
• Auto Parts Supplier Ordered To Restart Deliveries Amid Dispute
• Judge Skeptical Of Mass. AG's Bid To Toss Liquor Law Ruling
• NY AG, Ski Operator Move For Quick Wins In Antitrust Case
• Pashman Stein Says Atty Owes Fees For Firm Breakup Case
• Litigation Funder Accuses Law Firm Of Fraudulent Home Sale
• Former Judge Andrew F. Szefi Joins Knox Law's ADR Practice
• Accused Fraudster Hurting Policyholders, NC Justices Told
• Competing In Triathlons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Judge Urges Ex-Ropes Atty, Former Client To Settle Fee Spat
• Enviro Orgs Win Appeal Over Los Angeles Port Terminal
• Texas Firm Can't Intervene In Injury Suit For Unrelated Fees
• Cannabist Co. Says Suit Over $25M Deal Came Too Late
• OCC Guidance May Lead Off 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Regulations
• Wash. Consumers Say Timeshare Deal Can't Prevent New Suit
• Wash. Justices Scrutinize Arb. Award's Role In Future Suits
• Kat Von D's Miles Davis Tattoo Fosters Infringement, Jury Told
• 50 Cent Can Look At Ex-Liquor Boss's Assets For $7M Award
• AECOM Says Contractor's $5M Pretrial Concession 'Too Late'
• Former Execs Must Scale Back Biz Amid Trade Secrets Suit
• Wash. Firm Must Face Suit Over Lost $1M Escrow Fund
• Equipment Co. Can't Sue NY Hospital To Recoup Settlement
• Del. Judge Nixes Bidder Fees In Humanigen Ch. 11
• Where Justices Stand On Chevron Doctrine Post-Argument
• 4th Circ. Leery Of Mogul's Bid To Dodge $524 Award
• Ballard Spahr Privacy Team Co-Leader Jumps To Blank Rome
• Mayer Brown Adds Another Wilson Sonsini Litigator In Calif.
• Fifth Third Customers Drop Overdraft Class Action Claims
• 6 Practice Pointers For Pro Bono Immigration Practice
• Ex-Abercrombie CEO Says Feds Probing Sex Abuse Claims
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Arbitration Ruling In Ousted Chair's Suit
• NLRB Pushes USC Official On Control Over Athletes' Lives
• Smithfield Blasts Claims It Shortchanged NC Hog Supplier
• Law Group Says Malpractice Suit Over Franchise Fight Is Late
• JPMorgan Unit Says Ex-Adviser Stole Clients Worth $40M
• Shipyard Claims Navy Owes $3M For Destroyer Upgrades
• Colo. Hotel Owners Stymied Property Sale, Investor Says
• Background Check Co. Says Court Mistreated It As Insurer
• Iowa County's CO2 Pipeline Rules Are Preempted, Judge Told
• Insomnia Cookies Sale Left Crumbs For Co-Founder, Jury Told
• 4th Circ. Says Firm Sent Illegal Faxes But Won't Certify Class
• Medical Practice Execs Call Health Co. Suit 'Vendetta'
• Forward Air, Omni Logistics Amend $3.2B Deal, End Litigation
• 4th Circ. Preview: Timberland's TM Bid Kicks Off 2024
• Partner Wants NC Real Estate Co. Dissolved After Fallout
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Lessons From Country Singer's Personal Service Saga
• Second Finnegan Alumnus Rejoins Firm In 2024
• Apple Workers' OT Claims Bounce To Arbitration
• Justices Won't Review $13M Well Damage Coverage Denial
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Remini Can Amend Allegations Against Scientology Nonprofit
• Abercrombie, Ex-CEO Say Sex Abuse Claims Are Time-Barred
• Yahoo Foe Can't Avoid Counterclaims In Copyright Dispute
• Thales Looks To Halt Sale Of Avionics JV While Arb. Plays Out
• Sirius XM Moves NY AG Suit To Federal Court
• Ex-Fugees Rapper Denies Fraud Claims Over $6.5M Loan
• Kenvue Execs, J&J Face 2nd Investor Action Over FDA Probe
• 11th Circ. Backs Missile Systems Engineer's $2M Award
• Client Marketing May Be 'Fair Game' In Atty Fight, Judge Says
• Insurance Mogul Fights Spending Clampdown In $524M Fight
• Albertsons To Pay $3M In Calif. Real Estate Dispute
• Panel Backs Mich. In Utility's Power Cost Clawback Bid
• Camp Operator Wants $1M Surety Bond Order Cut In Half
• Inside Del. Determinations Of Specific Performance In M&A
• Off The Bench: Dolan Sued, Bally-Amazon Deal, NIL Hearing
• 9 Contractual Issues Tech Startups Should Be Wary Of
• Security Co. Lied About Ties With Affiliate, Toll Brothers Says
• NJ Ruling May Widen Plaintiff Opportunities In LLC Disputes
• Jeep Parts Maker Says Supplier Holding Goods 'Hostage'
• Winston & Strawn Dodges Sanctions In NC Pharma Fight
• Sotheby's Blames Luxury Tower Developer For Costly Typo
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• SVB Cayman Unit Files Ch. 15 To Obtain Info About Deposits
• SmileDirectClub Pushes Ch. 11 Wind-Down, Fights Ch. 7 Bids
• Wash. Justices Grapple With Price Gouging In Amazon Case
• STX Sues Fintech Co. In Chancery For Breached Walmart Deal
• Microsoft Asks To Depose Sony, Ubisoft In FTC Challenge
• Chinese Co. Says Arbiter Failed To Disclose Pro-Amazon Past
• Madonna Fans Express Themselves With Suit Over Late Show
• Playtika Controller Must Face Del. Suit Over $600M Buyback
• DC Judge Won't DQ Atty In Construction Co. Firing Spat
• Conn. Hospital's Defenses Axed After Blunder In Billing Suit
• Google Judge Promises 'Hot Tub' After Epic's Antitrust Win
• 7th Circuit Probes Damages Evidence In Kickback Suit
• Will Justices Settle Decades-Old Split On Arbitrator Conflicts?
• Condos Seek Fees After Empire's Anti-Appraisal Quest Fails
• McCarter & English Adds RE Duo From Miami Boutique
• Quinn Emanuel Says Judge Is Right To Block Subpoena
• Mich. Judge Slashes Counsel Fees In Detroit Property Row
• Airbnb Contests Pa. Ruling On 'Click-Through' Service Terms
• Caremark Wants Tribe's Prescription Claim Suit Arbitrated
• 10th Circ. Doubts Revival Of Oil Royalty Suit, But Offers 'Hope'
• 2nd Circ. Vacates Social Media Ownership Order In Bridal Suit
• Judge Won't Strike 'Sham,' 'Ponzi Scheme' In LifeWallet Suit
• SeaWorld Backs Summary Judgment To End Sesame Place Bias Suit
• Chancery Orders Dura Medic Consolidated Litigation To Trial
• FERC Can't Justify Power Sale Refund Orders, DC Circ. Hears
• Barge Co. Says Insurer Reneged On Superfund Suit Coverage
• Washington Developer Wins $10M In Soured Real Estate Deal
• Brazilian Co. Seeks $73M Award Chinese Co. Wants Tossed
• Cubs' Arbitration Bid Thwarted Again In Photographer Injury Suit
• Companies Should Beware Greater Scrutiny Of Subscriptions
• Hyundai Sues After Mass. Dealership Fights Expansion Plan
• X Using Suit To Avoid Paying $3M IP License Deal, Adeia Says
• 5 Trade Secret Developments To Follow In 2024
• Bally Sports Parent Strikes Ch. 11 Plan Deal With Amazon
• Baking Bread Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Pot Firms Settle Suit Claiming Backdoor Funding Deals
• Co. Founders Can Keep $5.79M Award In Acquisition Fight
• Energy Co. Wants Arbitrator To Face Breach of Contract Suit
• Lewis Brisbois Atty Wants New Trial In Texas Back Wages Row
• Ex-Polar Air Cargo Exec Pleads Guilty To Kickback Scheme
• Fired Tech Worker Sues Co. Over Manager's Verbal 'Beating'
• Embattled Burger Chain Not Paying Property Taxes, Suit Says
• Colo. Justices Say Firm's Departing Atty Fee Is Unenforceable
• Panini Fearful Of Biz's Future If Fanatics Suit Is Tossed
• Verizon Can't Hang Up On Costa Rican Firm's Bid For $94M
• Diddy Settles Racism Claims Against Liquor Giant Diageo
• Class Waiver Arbitration Mandate Goes Too Far, NJ Justices Told
• Wyndham Earns Default Win In Timeshare Suit, Judge Says
• BlockFi Borrower Says Predatory Loans Justify $10M Claim
• Southwest Airlines Takes Aim At 2022 Christmas Delay Claims
• Therapy Co. Says Ex-Directors 'Raided' Staff And Patients
• BofA Denies 'Silencing' Criticism In User Agreements
• 3 Key Class Action Trends To Use As Guidance In 2024
• Federal Courts And AI Standing Orders: Safety Or Overkill?
• Mich. Judge Pushes For Deal In IT Co.'s Worker-Poaching Suit
• SEC Hits JPMorgan Unit With $18M Whistleblower Rule Fine
• Fed. Circ. Won't Elaborate On Gaming Co.'s PTAB Concerns
• Union Funds Drop Suit Against CIA Janitorial Contractors
• Ex-Nelson Levine Partner Settles Years-Old Breakup Dispute
• VW Supplier Tells District Court Antitrust Claims In Right Place
• Verbal Deal Not Enough To Warrant Atty Fee, NC Panel Finds
• Robins Kaplan Wants To Undo Sanction Over Dropbox Access
• Produce Co. Asks Why Bankruptcy Doesn't Bar $1.3M Suit
• Brandeis Immune From Students' Pandemic Refund Case
• Trump Gag Order Not Constitutional Issue, NY Top Court Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Would-Be Pot Shop Owner Can't Revive Legal Malpractice Suit
• 5th Circ. Agrees Defective HVAC Class Action Belongs In La. Court
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Blackout Challenge Death Suit Tops Jan.
• Texas Justices Snub Oil Settlement, VW Mirror Disputes
• Colo. Ski Town Takes Vehicle Ban Injunction To 10th Circ.
• 2nd Circ. Judge Blasts 'Messy' Agency Rulings Amid Cruise Case
• ITC Probes Lenovo Over Ericsson's Infringement Claims
• Lab Says COVID-19 Test-Maker Owes $30M Over Faulty Kits
• DirecTV Blasts Bally's Bid To Recoup Cut MLB TV Payments
• 4 Benefits Issues That May Trip Up Worker Reclassification
• Wachtell-X Ruling Highlights Trend On Arbitrability Question
• 7 E-Discovery Predictions For 2024 And Beyond
• Judge Nixes Native Fragrance Co.'s Bid To Snuff Jury Verdict
• Tax Bonus Rules Create A Clean Energy Contracting Crunch
• ​​​​​​​BNY Mellon Hid Self-Dealing From Investor, Suit Says
• Philly Firm's Ex-Miami Leader Fights Claims Over Side Gig
• Ex-CEO Can't Sue Attys For Feds' Jewel Seizure, 3rd Circ. Says
• Off The Bench: NFL Grilled On Gruden, NIL Rules, LSU Victory
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Son's Bid To Cut Mom Off From Bar Biz Too Hard To Swallow
• Wash. Country Club Wins Tax Fight Over New Member Fees
• Colo. Judge Splits Class Cert In HomeAdvisor Fraud Row
• Tribal Biz Wants Calif. DA Barred From Wrecking Greenhouses
• Wash. Justices Doubt Pharmacy Benefit Co. Can Escape Tax
• Houston Firm Wants Ex-Atty Sanctioned After 'Bizarre' Trial
• Ruling Would Destroy DOI's Land Trust Limits, Casinos Say
• Quest Fertility Biz Reaches $1.25M Deal In Data Breach Case
• 'Sophie's Choice' Writer's Family Sued Over Stage Rights Deal
• Truist Belongs In Bad Check Suit, NC Appeals Court Told
• First Citizens Gets 2nd Shot At 'Confusing' SVB Secrets Suit
• Agency Tells 9th Circ. To Ax Insurer Win In Poaching Suit Row
• Hearst Must Face VPPA Suit Over Data Sharing On News Apps
• Pot Co. Quit Paying Investor And Misstated Sales, Suit Says
• House Reps. Propose Bill To Stop AI-Generated Fakes
• Law Firm Gets Ariz. Malpractice Suit Shipped To NJ
• Mont. Tribal Co. Exits Suit Claiming Law Firm Incited Violence
• Fla. Judge Won't Toss MSP Recovery's Defamation Suit
• Trends That Tech Lawyers Should Keep An Eye On In 2024
• Harvard Ignores 'Rampant, Severe' Antisemitism, Suit Says
• Trump Speech Caps Chaotic NY Trial: 'I Am An Innocent Man'
• Bradley Arant Adds Litigator In Tampa, Ex-Prosecutor In Ala.
• NY Judge In Trump's Fraud Trial Receives Bomb Threat
• Teamsters Fund Wants $5B Plan Withdrawal Fight Arbitrated
• Apple Nears Sending Some Workers' OT Claims To Arbitration
• 9th Circ. Restores Union's Arbitration Win Over 2 Hyatt Hotels
• 'Obviously Desperate' IP Owner Faces Tough Fed. Circ.
• Moses Singer Adds 20-Year Sidley Alum To Litigation Practice
• Express Scripts Fixed Prices, Pharmacies' Class Action Says
• Wash. Judge Calls Eviction Protection Ruling 'Disturbing'
• News Orgs Ask Congress For Copyright Clarity On AI Training
• Ariz. Judge Tosses $200M Suit Targeting Burford Capital
• Microsoft Denied FTC Help Getting Activision Docs From Sony
• Architect Not At Fault For Pavilion Delay, Conn. Court Told
• Doctor Groups Slam Ariz. BCBS For Defending Low Payouts
• Montana Camp Must Pay $1M Bond To Stay Tribal Lease Order
• Ex-Law Clerk Aims To Toss Houston Firm's Trade Secrets Suit
• Del. Supreme Court Mulls Stock Seizure, Judgment Rules
• Wash. Health Dept. Says GEO Blocking Probe Of ICE Prison
• Girardi's Criminal Trial Set For May As 2025 Bid Rejected
• 5 Litigation Funding Trends To Note In 2024
• Md. Real Estate Co. Sued For $10M Over $2.5M Loan
• Cannabis, CBD Cos. Agree To Extinguish Contract Dispute
• Trump Can't Give Own Closing Argument In NY Fraud Trial
• Vape Distributor Can't Get Quick Win In Contract Dispute
• Ex-Pa. State Court Judge Joins MacElree Harvey
• Fla. Property Insurance Suits Cost $580M In 2022, Report Says
• Insurer Asks NC Justices To Help Secure $524M Judgment
• Law Firms Say Fraud Challenge Is 'Mean-Spirited' Litigation
• Private Jet Co. Close To Escaping No-Gas Plane Crash Suit
• Yuga Investors Fight Celeb Bids To End Crypto Promo Suit
• Apple Settles Rivos Trade Secrets Fight With Ex-Engineers
• Javelin Owner Sues In Chancery To Shut Down Fintech Wire
• River Authority Says Private Co. Is Skirting Competition Costs
• Biopharma Co. Can't Dodge Secrets Row Over Detox Drug
• Gamers Can Depose Microsoft CEO For Activision Challenge
• Cities Say Texas River Authority Required To Mediate Fee Row
• Streaming Viewers Blast Disney For Repeats, 'False' Args
• A Look At Consumer Reporting In 2023, And What's To Come
• US Bank Sued Over Alleged Silencing Of Unhappy Customers
• Pot Consultant Allegedly Burned By Client's Unreported Sales
• 2nd Circ. Backs Barstool In Defamation Flap With Rapaport
• Man Cops To Stealing $4.8M Of Cow Feed For Luxury Buys
• Judge Finds IP Asserted Against Netflix Was Sold Years Ago
• LoanDepot's $3.5M Deal Nears OK Despite Claim It's 'Paltry'
• Microsoft Must Tell FTC About Alternate Ubisoft Deals
• Logistics Co. Agrees To End Pension Fight With Teamsters
• Oligarch Touts 'Disturbing' Portrait Of Sotheby's At Fraud Trial
• Samsung Dodges Willfulness Claims Despite FRAND Setback
• Denver Firm Says Ex-Atty Can't Bring Abuse Of Process Claim
• Hyundai Drivers Can't Pursue Tow Defect On A National Basis
• Wash. Marketing Co. Looks To Escape Timeshare Class Action
• Parents Seek To Certify Class In School Lunch Debit Card Suit
• HP Accused Of Using Software To Create Printer-Ink Monopoly
• Covington Nabs 2 Bankruptcy Vets From Mintz
• DC Couple Urge Justices To OK 'Manufactured' Finality
• Jury 'Confused' In Shampoo Contract Case, Conn. Judge Told
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Humanigen Gets Access To New Cash For Ch. 11 Process
• BofA Sued In Calif. Over User Agreements That 'Stifle' Critics
• Kuwaiti Construction Firm Says KBR Award Deserves Scrutiny
• Houston Firm Headed To Mediation In $25M Loan Default Row
• Ex-LA Deputy Mayor Can't Ditch Charges After Mistrial
• Ex-Company CEO Seeks Chancery Legal Fee Award Ruling
• Dickinson Wright Adds 10 Ex-Minden Gross Attys In Toronto
• Noncompete Report Misinterpreted Critique Of FTC Proposal
• Justices Toss Bid To Make Pre-Opinion Rulings Appealable
• Berkshire, Pilot Travel Settle Buyout Dispute Before Del. Trial
• High Court Won't Review Tossing Of UPS' Dispute With Airline
• Justices Pass On Fight Over NJ Pier Project Loan
• Justices Reject Ch. 7 Trustee Bid For Ponzi Case Clawback
• Insurance Mogul Fights Bid To Clarify Fraud Case Review
• Colo. Pot Co. Owner Says Partner Flouted Deal For Merger
• Settlement Snuffs Out Suit Over Fire At Conn. Luxury Complex
• Stay Would Let Camp Co. Keep Reaping Millions, Tribe Says
• Calif. Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q4
• 4 Legal Ethics Considerations For The New Year
• Dallas Firm Ordered To Pay $547K Medical Bill Award
• House China Committee Calls To Ban Chinese IoT Company
• Michigan Atty Can Sue Ex-Partner Over Sharing Client List
• Mass. Court Unsure Uber Riders Must Read Terms On The Go
• 11th Circ. Affirms Retainer Malpractice Suit Came Too Late
• Locke Lord Says NJ Is No Place For Oil Co.'s Malpractice Suit
• Ex-Subway Atty Rejoins Quarles & Brady In Illinois
• Off The Bench: FIFA Brawl, Bally NHL Deal, Cheer Settlements
• Furniture Co. Agrees To Pay $1.26M In Chinese Tarp Sale Fight
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• NY AG Seeks $370M From Trump After Valuation Fraud Trial
• Judge Trims $12M Toll Brothers Suit Against Security Co.
• Fragrance Co. Skewers 'Fallacy' Behind Verdict Challenge
• Woman Says Google, Adam & Eve Shared Her Sex Toy Habits
• Fla. AG Seeks ESPN Deal Docs Amid Fla. State Univ. Dispute
• 11th Circ. Again Refuses Empire's Bid To Undo Fla. Appraisal
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rethink Revival Of Nine West Fraud Claims
• Fla. Firm Sued Over Soured $20M Investment In Satellite Co.
• Humanigen Hits Ch. 11 After COVID Drug Denied Authorization
• Timber Cos. Sue Forest Service For $33.3M Over Wildfire
• Wash. AG Calls For Steeper Price-Fixing Penalties
• Hospital Network Told To Provide Contracts In Antitrust Suit
• Live Nation Says NJ Discrimination Suit Is Time-Barred
• Md. Atty Not Owed Defense Coverage, 4th Circ. Finds
• Fired Eye Doctor Wants Out Of Former Office's Noncompete
• Ex-BakerHostetler Atty Returns After Lordstown Bankruptcy
• Conn. Lawyer's Discovery Dodge Cost Client $450K, Suit Says
• Chancery Rejects Injunction Barring SomaLogic Merger Vote
• Ex-CEO Of Texas Biotech Co. Sues It In Del. For Legal Fees
• What The Law Firm Of The Future Will Look Like
• Iron Workers Union, Concrete Co. Agree To Call Off Dispute
• Galderma Labs Seeks OK Of Award Over Botox-Like Treatment
• Ex-Exec Gets $450K From Defunct Colo. Insurer
• Chancery Mulls Call To Block $1B SomaLogic Merger
• Colo. Judge Won't Stop State Suit Over Toll Lanes Project
• Esperion Snags $125M Deal With Daiichi On Cholesterol Drug
• Hyundai Can Take Bluelink Driver Suit Into Arbitration
• Ford, Hong Kong Tool Maker Settle Breached Logo Deal Suit
• Wawa Drops Last Claim In $10.7M Mastercard Hack Fee Suit
• Bally Sports Parent Gets New NHL Deal Approved In Ch. 11
• NFL, Fanatics Hit With New Antitrust Suit
• NC Landowner Says Delay Voided Verizon Cell Tower Lease
• Supplier Says VW 'Playing Games' With Antitrust Discovery
• Navigating Class Actions After Papa John's Settlement Denial
• Hartford HealthCare Wants Contracts Left Out Of Antitrust Suit
• L3Harris Cuts Deal To End ERISA Suit With 50K-Member Class
• 4 PR Pointers When Your Case Is In The News
• Dow Chemical Loses Indemnification Bid After $1.1B Deal
• NC Biz Court Sanctions Developer, Atty In Receivership Case
• Trouble Indemnity: IP Lawsuits In The Generative AI Boom
• Pa. Judge Slices Inventor's Requested Attorney Fees
• 6 AI Cases And What They Mean For Copyright Law
• Law Firm Says Whistleblower Owes $1.6M From Award
• Equinor, BP Scrap Offshore Wind Farm Deal With NY
• Feds Tell 2nd Circ. FIFA Case Untouched By Top Court Ruling
• Willkie Adds Energy Leader From Shearman In Houston
• Wash. Court Renews Fundraiser Site's Suit Against Ex-Staffers
• Lye Buyers Denied Class Cert. In $861M Price-Fixing Fight
• Failed Negotiation Leaves Prisma Hospitals Out Of UHC Network
• Cullen And Dykman Adds Ch. 7-Focused Bankruptcy Partner
• DC Circ. Agrees Utility Can't Charge Customers Out Of Area
• Franchise Group, Think Tank Back McD's In No-Poach Case
• Colo. Doctor Says Biz Partner Stole Software For Own Co.
• Solar Installer Retreats To Ch. 7 With More Than $100M In Debt
• CVS Health, Cigna Roped Into $10.7M COVID Testing Fight
• NC Panel Narrows Claims In Historical School Property Fight
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Chancery Dissolves Biomed Co. For 'Egregious' Conduct
• Kramer Levin Adds Ex-Kirkland Atty To Its Corporate Practice
• Ex-Akamai CEO Sues Son-In-Law Over $18M Debt
• Mill Redevelopment Deal Was Valid, NC Appeals Court Rules
• UPMC Hit With OT Class Suit By Respiratory Therapist
• The Space Law And Policy Outlook For 2024
• Washington Cases To Watch In 2024
• Antitrust Enforcement Initiatives To Watch In 2024
• Charting The Course For Digital Assets In 2024
• Law Firm Strategies For Successfully Navigating 2024 Trends
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