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Commercial Contracts - June, 2024

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• Chevron's End Is Just The Start For Energized Agency Foes
• 'Nothing Stopping' Collection On $10B Verdict, LA Judge Says
• Dish Doesn't Owe Extra Tower Rent For Space To Open Doors
• In Chevron Case, Justices Trade One Unknown For Another
• Insurer Says Auto Co.'s COVID Coverage Suit Is Time-Barred
• Chancery Court, Not Accountant, To Resolve Curaleaf Dispute
• Bitcoin Device Seller Sues Ex-CEO, Alleging $5.3M Fraud
• Seattle Co. Owes $5.6M For Upgrades At Old Fed Building
• Aviation Co. Escapes Florida Suit Over No-Fuel Plane Crash
• Maxeon Was Overreliant On SunPower Sales, Investor Says
• Legal Tech Co. Seeks Arbitration Of ESOP Row At 11th Circ.
• Contract Disputes Recap: Addressing Dispositive Motions
• What 2 Rulings On Standing Mean For DEI Litigation
• Consulting Co. Says Rivals Merged Despite Promising Not To
• Most H.I.G. Capital Claims Advance In $915M Del. Audax Suit
• NY Law Firm Botched Gas Co. Sale, Ex-Client Says
• Pashman Stein Can't Escape Negligence Claims, NJ Atty Says
• Bank Shareholders Win $800K In Venezuelan Takeover Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Skiing And Surfing Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Supreme Court Strikes Down Chevron Deference
• Ex-Gibson Dunn Partner Wins Over $557K In Retirement Fight
• Ch. 7 Can't Free PE Firm From Suit, Diamond Polisher Says
• FCC's Unlocked Phone Regs Could Affect Existing Contracts
• Construction Co. Ordered To Stop Misusing Credentials
• Mich. Top Court Won't Fast-Track Fiat Supplier's Pricing Fight
• Rec Sports Co. Wants Proof Behind Trade Secret Theft Claims
• Colo. GOP Atty Sent Client's $375K To Hacker, Suit Says
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: June Lessons
• US Service Members Want Timeshare Class Action Certified
• Title IX Firm Conspired To File Frivolous Grievance, Suit Says
• Boeing Settles Suit Claiming NC Fund Ransomed Plane Parts
• Unpacking The Circuit Split Over A Federal Atty Fee Rule
• Honeywell Says Sourcing Co. Backpedaled On Supply Deal
• Conn. Banking Dept. Defends $25K Fine Against Legal Funder
• Susan Sarandon Can Get Home Contractor's Bank Records
• Window Seal Maker Can't Nix Condo's Faulty Glass Panel Suit
• Calif. Sanctioned $111M In 30-Year Prison Staffing Case
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Distillery Investor's RICO, Secrets Case
• Subway Franchisor Must Keep Paying Co. During Arbitration
• Bill Nye Asks Calif. Panel To Reboot His Disney Royalty Fight
• State Farm Loses Bid To Skip Atty Fees On Expert Technicality
• Colo. County's Short-Term Rental Regs Survive Challenge
• Ed Tech Co. Can't Beat Investor Suit Over Bot-Inflated Classes
• 2 Adidas Employees Exit Amid China Compliance Probe
• Nantucket Festival Owner Sues Over Alleged Imposter Event
• EDF Renewables Units Dodging Biogas Judgment, Suit Says
• Mich. Patron Sues MGM Over Denial Of $127K Blackjack Prize
• Jury Says Colo. Gas Co. Owes Trader $3.3M For Texas Deals
• Energy Cos. Trash Toshiba Depo Tactics Over $500M Upgrade
• Gun Co. Co-Owner Tells Del. Justices That Partner 'Lied'
• LVMH Can't Yet Collect $490K Award From Former Legal Exec
• Arbitration Implications Of High Court Coinbase Ruling
• Olo Moots Investor's Chancery Suit By Axing Free Takeover
• Atty Agrees To Withdraw Mid-DQ Hearing In NC Biz Court
• Veteran NBA Agent Says Klutch, Paul Owe Him $4.9M In Fees
• A Look At Calif. Contract Considerations In Fiji Water Ruling
• Pa. Justices Won't Hear Elliott Greenleaf Atty's $11M Fee Fight
• Seat Belt Maker Can't Get 6th Circ. To Rethink Supplier Ruling
• Disney Must Face Trimmed ESPN Streaming Fee Antitrust Suit
• Judge Likely To Block Medical Record Co.'s Anti-Bot CAPTCHAs
• Gas Co. Says Trader Flouted Credit Cap For $37M Storm Trades
• NC Judge Bars Consultant From Lying About Packaging Patent
• John Fogerty Aussie Music Festival Fight Sent To Arbitration
• Riley Safer Expands IP Practice With Chicago Partner
• Cigna Objects To Ch. 11 Sale Of Western Pa. Nursing Homes
• 4th Circ. Revives Arranger Liability Claims In Superfund Suit
• Pappas Restaurants 'Invented' Causes In Houston Airport Suit
• Texas Appeals Court Reverses Dallas Transit Contractor's Win
• Wash. Contractor, Insurer Resolve Redress Cost Dispute
• Firm Fights NC High Court Review Of Fight With Fla. Clients
• Hedge Fund Exec Avoids Prison After Forex-Rigging Trial
• American Airlines Can't Move Frequent Flyers' Suit To Texas
• USA Swimming's Suit Against Watchdog Can Continue
• Lye Buyers Can't Get Court OK For $38.5M Antitrust Deals
• After A Brief Hiccup, The 'Rocket Docket' Soars Back To No. 1
• Conn. Atty Agrees To 10-Day Suspension For Unexplained Fee
• Alleged Contract Killing Sparks Delaware Chancery Lawsuit
• Pet Toy Maker Says It Never Inked Parent Co. Licensing Deal
• K-Pop Stars Cited As Judge Awards $171M In Rail Fraud Fight
• Architect Wants Roofer's Claim Nixed Over $17.6M School Fires
• Teamsters Fund Must Face Pension Conversion Suit
• Judge Recommends Tossing VW Supplier's Antitrust Case
• NC Life Insurer Slaps Ex-Agents With Poaching Suit
• Sirius XM Made Millions Off Hidden Royalty Fee, Suit Alleges
• DC Circ. Backs Gov't Contractor Win In Fight With Ex-Worker
• Practical Private Equity Lessons From 2 Delaware Deals
• Suit Over Medical Screws Filed Too Late, Texas Panel Finds
• Jurisdictional Discovery Ordered In NJ COVID Test Fraud Suit
• Research Co. Seeks Sanctions On Proud Boys Atty In IP Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Landlord Says Insurer Botched Coverage For $1M State Deal
• Insurer Says Paralympic Org Not Covered In Sex Abuse Row
• Construction Super Says Name Was Secretly Used On Permits
• Recruitment Trends In Emerging Law Firm Frontiers
• Insurer Targets Ex-Employee Over $47M Plant Financing Claim
• Financial Advice Guru Says Timeshare Suit Must Be Arbitrated
• Chicago Cubs Cry Foul Over Rooftop Owner's Ticket Sales
• Texas Fines Major Carriers $10.2M For Deceptive Advertising
• Conn. Steel Co. Files Ch. 11 After Contractor Dispute
• Ex-CEO Found Liable For $1 Now Seeks Atty Fees For Del. Suit
• How Uyghur Forced Labor Law Affects Importing Companies
• Off The Bench: ACC-FSU Rematch, Supreme Win For Fla. Tribe
• Pelicans Want Sponsor Sanctioned In Team's Breach Suit
• Revisiting Morals Clauses In The Age Of Deepfakes
• Skiplagged Removes Motion After Judge's Rebuke
• Settlement Ends Amazon Warehouse Construction Fight
• NY Firm Sues Calif. Cannabis Biz For Unpaid $425K Bill
• Paul Hastings Bankruptcy Ace Joins Greenberg Traurig
• 4 Tips For Drafting Earnouts To Avoid Disputes
• Atmospheric Rivers: Force Majeure Or Just A Rainy Day?
• 'Clearly Relevant' Fraud Claims Stay In Lin Wood Slander Trial
• Atrium Accused Of Tanking $62M Medicare Advantage Plan
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Glassblowing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Panama Claims Immunity In Construction Firm's Countersuit
• Judge Backs Virgin Over Boeing In Clash Over IP Injunction
• ACC Fights FSU's Stay Appeal In Media Rights Contract Suit
• Madonna Mulls Sanctions Bid After Fans Drop 'Frivolous' Suit
• Walmart, Capital One Settle Credit Card Agreement Spat
• Insurer Hit With Coverage Suit Over Ohio Grocery Shooting
• Conn. Firm Says Thomson Reuters Unit Bungled Web Overhaul
• PPG Sues Westlake In Delaware Over $707M Brazil Liability
• NLRB Attys, Calif. Tribe Settle Casino Subpoena Dispute
• What 11th Circ. Fearless Fund Ruling Means For DEI In Courts
• DLA Piper Adds 2 Entertainment Attys In NY From Reed Smith
• NC Law Firm Fights Ex-Client's Bid To Ditch Malpractice Deal
• Dickinson Wright Brings On McDermott, Bell Nunnally Attys
• Paid Noncompetes Offer A Better Solution Than FTC's Ban
• How Associates Can Build A Professional Image
• Ex-BVI Ports Director Gets 9 Years For Drug Smuggling Plot
• Qualcomm Investors Ink $75M Deal Over Licensing Practices
• Doubt Cast On Free Whole Foods Delivery 'Bait And Switch'
• Microsoft Says Starbucks Ruling Hurts FTC's Activision Case
• Lender Sues To Recoup $1M From Renowned Boston Chef
• COVID Test Maker Can't Shake All Of $30M Faulty Kit Suit
• Archegos Trader Doubles Down On Hwang Accusations
• DOJ Says DC Circ. Shouldn't Rethink Realtor Antitrust Probe
• Korean Airline Can't Get $50M Catering Award Nixed
• Nuggets Accused Of Racial Profiling Over Front-Row Seat
• High Bidder Insists Auctioneers Turn Over Potential Van Gogh
• Tilray, Anheuser-Busch Want Out Of Beer Contract Suit
• Firms Must Rethink How They Train New Lawyers In AI Age
• Trader Claims Firm Owes Bonus On $37M Texas Storm Profits
• 'What Am I Supposed To Do?': Epic-Apple Doc Row Irks Judge
• Startup Wants To Add More Than $200M To Boeing IP Verdict
• NJ Firm Defends Lien On Ex-Client's Patents After Unpaid Bills
• Bitcoin Mining Hosting Vendor Can't Dodge $6.4M Suit
• Teamsters Plan Says Health Network Has Monopoly In Conn.
• Mich. Judge Unsure If Town's Pot Co. Shutdown Broke Lease
• Dutch Insurer Says Record Clear To Affirm $160M Arbitration
• Drugmaker, PE Investor Sued In Del. Over 'Unfair' Deal Terms
• Exxon Investor Deal Ends Suit Over Emissions Proposal
• Chrysler MDL Class Can Fix 'Puzzling' State Claim Skip
• No Coverage For Family Shareholder Row, 2nd Circ. Affirms
• Bookstores Appeal Denied Bid To Join FTC's Amazon Case
• Foreign Investors Sue Over Lost $7.7M NYC Mall Investment
• Huawei Slams Netgear's 'Tenuous' RICO Case
• Boeing, Virgin Can't Agree To Injunction's Scope In IP Row
• L3Harris Rips Moog's Counterclaims In $78M Contract Suit
• Cyber Takeaways For Cos. From Verizon Data Breach Report
• Split Mass. Top Court Backs Strict View Of Prompt Pay Law
• Foreign Discovery Insights 2 Years After ZF Automotive
• Hertz Warrant Holder Sues In Chancery For Contract Breach
• McDonald's Nears Fee Win For Beating $100M Fraud Suit
• BNSF Owes Wash. Tribe $400M For Oil Shipping Trespass
• College Students Say Mass. COVID Liability Shield Unjust
• Nursing Home Co. Owes Fees On Staffing Deal, Recruiter Says
• Think Like A Lawyer: Always Be Closing
• Justices To Decide If False Claims Act Applies To E-Rate
• Justices Reject Dispute Over $3.1B South Korean Military Deal
• Frontier Wins $48.7M In Contract Breach Row After Bench Trial
• Amazon Sued For Locking Up Audiobooks, Charging Up To 75%
• 'Cockamamie' Live Nation Arbitration Rules Perplex 9th Circ.
• Publishing Exec's Family Says Ohio Law Allowed His Ouster
• Mistrial Declared In Florida Student Debtor Lawsuit
• BP Unit Slapped With $300M Franchise Termination Suit
• FAA Probes Fake Titanium Docs From Boeing Supplier
• Off The Bench: Ex-Players Claim NIL, Loss For Trans Swimmer
• Trucking Co. Whittles $11.5M Suit Over Stolen Cellphones
• McDermott Says Financial Firm Owes $800K In Atty Fees
• Florida Attorney, Philly Firm Settle Pay Dispute
• Daimler Truck Unit Says Mexican Supply Slowdown Cost $18M
• Calif. Software Co. Hits UnitedLex With Copyright Suit
• Rare Robinson-Patman Ruling Exhibits Key Antitrust Risk
• NC AG Wants Counterclaims Canned In Hospital Contract Suit
• 4 Big ERISA Decisions From The 1st Half Of 2024
• Real Estate Broker Claims Lewis Brisbois Breached Deal
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Alston & Bird Wins Bid To Arbitrate COVID Vax Claims
• Equipment Maker Looks To Chill Ice Creamery's Use Of Its IP
• Lil Uzi Vert Owes Production Co. Over $500K, Suit Says
• Subway Can't Nix Arb. Award To Family Of Murdered Worker
• Oral Arguments Granted In $51M NOLA Airport Defect Row
• Theater Co. Cites Prior Ruling Against Cruise Biz In IP Suit
• Cannabis Cos. Make Deal Ahead Of Expected DEA Downgrade
• Feud Over Pickleball Paddle Design Bounces Into Court
• Turkish Jet Co. To Pay $285K For Russia Charter Flights
• Insurer Calls Convicted Mogul's $633M IOU 'Worthless' Ruse
• Pryor Cashman Aided Developer Fraud, Owes $5.7M, Cos. Say
• Texas Biz Wants $4.7M Fee Dispute With Dentons Tossed
• Vero Biotech Tried To 'String Along' Safety Monitor, Suit Says
• Longtime Dentons Atty Rejoins Firm After In-House Stint
• Bond Denial Upheld For Army Construction Project
• Ex-DLA Piper Atty, Md. Registered Lobbyist Joins Saul Ewing
• Polsinelli Opens In Fort Worth With 4-Atty Texas Firm Combo
• Playing Chess Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 'Repugnant To Civility': Judge Rips, Yet Won't DQ Taft Stettinius
• Texas Judge 'Exasperated' By Parties In Skiplagged Suit
• Axos Bank Can't Arbitrate 'Bait & Switch' Suit, Customers Say
• Internet Co. Hit With $4M Default Judgment Over Tower Bills
• '83 Wolfpack Suit May Throw NIL Peace For A Loop
• Oppenheimer, Cybersecurity Co. Settle $12M SPAC Bill Spat
• Yale Hospital OK With Merging Suits Over Stalled $435M Sale
• 11th Circ. Could Revive Venezuela Chemical Co. Seizure Suit
• Judge Says Biden Admin Must Allow Show Loophole, For Now
• Something Fishy With Conagra's '100% Whole Fish,' Suit Says
• Doctor Says Lawyer, Insurer Agreed To Backdoor Settlement
• SEC Says Texas Crypto Cases Aren't Related To Fraud Suit
• Colo. Tech Co. Says Startup Founder Can't Shield Sale Docs
• Beware Shifting Provisions In Middle-Market Loan Documents
• Ex-WWE Employee's Sex Abuse Suit Paused For 6 Months
• Transit Insurer Seeks To Limit Loss From $60M No-Fault Scam
• Patent Lessons From 7 Federal Circuit Reversals In May
• Pleading Flaw Sinks $1.5M Malpractice Award In Miami
• Saul Ewing, Atty Allowed 'Unconscionable' Lease, Suit Says
• Pashman Stein Asks NJ Court To Toss Malpractice Countersuit
• Litigation Inspiration: Attys Can Be Heroic Like Olympians
• Nelson Mullins Partner's Widow Must Arbitrate Pay Dispute
• Musk Drops Suit Against OpenAI On Eve Of Dismissal Hearing
• 2nd Circ. Cites Macquarie In Booting Suit Over Go-Private Deal
• DC Circ. Affirms Petrobras' Immunity Denial In Fraud Case
• St. Kitts Electric Co. Claims Win In $2.7M ICC Arbitration
• Quinn Emanuel Swapped Sides For X Suit, Data Co. Says
• HashiCorp Hit With Investor Suit Over $6.4B Sale To IBM
• Southwest Ditches 2022 Holiday Mayhem Suit, For Now
• Insurer Given Early Exit From Contractor's Cost Overrun Suit
• NCAA Hit With NIL Suit By '83 Wolfpack Players
• Sports Anchor Sues Agency Over Handling Of ESPN Feud
• NBA Pro Sues Luxury Car Reseller Over Deal That Went Foul
• AI Hiring Platform's Ex-CEO Charged With $27M Fraud
• Brazilian Energy Co. Gets $73M ICC Award OK'd
• Ga. Justices Say 1-Year Lawsuit Window Stands In Death Case
• Ex-DraftKings Exec Seeks Fast Trial To Test Noncompete Law
• Foley & Lardner Accused Of Underpaying Recruiter
• Restaurant Owner Seeks $414K For Deductible Overpayment
• Spat Over Texas Trial, Vacation Plans Ends With New Date
• Lean Into The 'Great Restoration' To Retain Legal Talent
• 9th Circ. Ruling Shows Lies Must Go To Nature Of Bargain
• Pepsi Bottling Partner Hit With Pollutant Lawsuit In Mass.
• ATF Says States Lack Standing In Suit Over Gun Show Rule
• Health Data Co. Says Rival's Request Risks Patient Security
• Exxon Says Activist Investor Could Still Target Core Business
• Ex-Sports Illustrated Publisher Countersues Owner In TM Row
• House Dems Push For More Info On Sports Streaming Venture
• Conn. Hospital Broke $4.25M Property Sale Deal, Buyer Says
• Adopting 7 Principles May Improve Voluntary Carbon Markets
• Parexel Says Staffing Firm Liable For Temp's Alleged Fraud
• Kirkland Faces Class Claims Over Breach Of File Transfer Tool
• Tampa-Area Doctor May Sue Attorney, Appeals Court Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Speech Pathologists Say BakerHostetler Bungled Biz Deal
• Ill. Panel Revives Contribution Claim Over Tainted Cilantro
• LIHTC Developer Asks 11th Circ. To Undo Investor Takeover
• Texas Jury Clears Michaels In Paint-By-Number TM Suit
• Swiss Investor Leaves Ring In $3M Suit Over Boxing Match
• Hospital Dodges Hostile-Workplace Claim In Race Bias Suit
• Lumbee Tribe Family Says Bias Sunk Home Rental Application
• Yale Hospital Sued For Seeking To Exit $435M Purchase Deal
• Ranbaxy Units Overcome Lipitor Antitrust MDL
• Brewery Wants Extra Damages For Co-Owner's 'Brazen' Theft
• COVID Test Supplier Sees $1.4M Default Loss In Gopuff Suit
• Bank Says Alzheimer's Center Owes $17M On Defaulted Loan
• Managing Legal Risks After University Gaza Protests
• Justices Are Asked To Ax 9th Circ. Price Discrimination Test
• Support Co. Can't Revive Suit Blaming Lindberg For Lost Biz
• NBA Star Won't Raise $1.5M Fee Bid After 4th Circ. Win
• Uber Can Arbitrate With Paralyzed Rider, Mass. Justices Rule
• 6th Circ. Sides With Hemp Co. In CVS Deal Commission Row
• Philly Legal Services Group Backs FTC Noncompete Ban
• Debate Over CFPB Definition Of Credit Is Just Beginning
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Abu Dhabi Ruling Hints At More Arbitration-Friendly Approach
• Edibles Co. Says Judge Should Revive 'Confusing' RFID Case
• Investors Say Fund Preyed On Alums For RICO Scheme
• 8th Circ. Affirms Cigna Noncompete Applies To CVS Hire
• Judge Trims Claims From Resume-Builder IP Suit
• MLBPA Says Bad Bunny Sports Firm Hurt By Its Own Actions
• Getty Images Removed From Barry Sanders Statue Suit
• High Bar For Booking.com Price Limits, EU High Court Told
• Meta Can't Get Section 230 Shield Over Scam Ads At 9th Circ.
• UK, US Team Up On Standard-Essential Patents
• Co. Won't Face Defect Claims In Suit Over Lost Fingers
• 5th Circ. Sides With Miss. In Pipeline Permitting Row
• Biote Investors Sue Cooley, SPAC After Huge Merger Loss
• North Carolina AG Narrows Target In Hospital Contract Suit
• Law Firms Accused Of Missing 'Red Flags' In NJ Fraud Deal
• Fishing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Denver Nuggets Owner Says Hot Dog Biz Owes $860K
• Bank Shareholders Say Venezuelan Takeover Cost Them $27M
• Kanye West Faces Sex Harassment Suit By Ex-Assistant
• 9th Circ. Won't Review Cathay Pacific Ticket Refund Fight
• Judge Denies Fubo Bid For Texts On Streaming Bundle
• Axos Says Money Market Account Suit Should Be Arbitrated
• Aluminum Co. Seeks Reversal Of $10M Coverage Cap
• Texas Tamale Co. Wins Partial Injunction In Trademark Case
• Microsoft Blasts Gamers' Bid To Add To Activision Appeal
• Synchrony Charges Were Unlawful 'Veteran Penalty,' Suit Says
• Toshiba Unit CEO Can Be Deposed In $500M Mich. Plant Suit
• French Bulldog Breeder Says Partner Conned Her Out Of $95K
• Epic Accuses Apple Of Stalling Antitrust Doc Production
• $900K Injury Verdict Sparks Fee Squabble In Connecticut
• Fire Co. Shuts Down Insurer's $3.7M Subrogation Bid
• Houston Law Firm Can't Arbitrate 'Excessive' Fees Claims
• 1st Circ. May Undo Tribal Casino Bribery Convictions
• Texas Atty Accuses Ex-Partner Of 'Unilaterally Doubling' Comp
• A Healthier Legal Industry Starts With Emotional Intelligence
• ACC Fires Back At Clemson Dismissal Bid In Exit Fee Fight
• 4th Circ. Affirms Insurer's Win In Couple's Home Damage Suit
• PE Firm Tells 5th Circ. It Got Pushed Out Of EV Co. Acquisition
• Atty's Argentine Uber Debut Fight Lands At Calif. High Court
• Mexican Co. Asks Justices To Resolve Foreign Service Q's
• Paramount Hit With $142.5M 'Lucha Libre' Lawsuit
• Bread Financial Wants Suit Over Spinoff's 'Death Spiral' Axed
• Fla. Biz Owners Indicted On Grant-Writing Fraud Conspiracy
• Construction Co. Says $1B Texas Chemical Plant Bill Unpaid
• Ex-NFL Player Settles With Former Partner In Colo. Reptile Biz
• BofA Gets First Nod For $21M Wire Fee Settlement
• Bally Sports Parent Reaches Multiyear Fubo Carriage Deal
• CFPB Cautions Firms Against Contractual 'Fine Print Tactic'
• Nurse Staffing Exec Wants Antitrust, Fraud Charges Separated
• To Make Your Legal Writing Clear, Emulate A Master Chef
• Developer, Buyer Settle $10M Miami Condo Dispute
• Circuit Judge Writes An Opinion, AI Helps: What Now?
• Houston IP Firm Settles Trade Secrets Case With Ex-Law Clerk
• Ex-Restoration Co. Execs 'Teeter' On Contempt, Judge Says
• DC Circ. Ruling Heightens HHS Contract Pharmacy Challenges
• Voir Dire With No Judge Present Persists In State Courts
• Michaels Stole Paint-By-Number IP, Company Says
• 11th Circ. Backs Freeze Of Grants For Black Women Only
• Ex-Biopharma Co. Prez Accused Of Defecting With Secrets
• USDA Proposes Another Rule To Protect Chicken Farmers
• Fifth Third Bank Sued Over 'Hidden' Cost Of Solar Panel Loans
• Navy Federal Lets AI Co. Monitor Calls, Suit Says
• American Says 'Common Sense' Makes JetBlue Deal A Positive
• Everton's Sale To Embattled PE Firm Off The Table, For Now
• Surgeons Denied Early Exit From GEICO's Bogus Injury Suit
• Chicago Restaurant Biz Can Fix Testimony Without Sanctions
• Las Vegas Newspaper Fights Rival's Bid To Set Trial Date
• Title Insurer Says Ga. Firm Must Repay $158K For Deed Error
• Bookstores Can't Step Into FTC's Antitrust Fight With Amazon
• 'Luxury' Wasn't Part Of Mansion Deal, 3rd Circ. Told
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Printing Co. Loses Bid To Revive Tesla Screen Defect Suit
• Jury Trials Dwindle In State Courts; Fall Started Before COVID
• Jane Street Blasts Trading Firm's Defense In Trade Secret Row
• Holland & Knight Hires 3 Ex-Loeb Partners In LA