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Commercial Contracts - August, 2024

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• 9th Circ. Won't Double Software Co.'s $13.5M Trade Secret Win
• Align Tech Cuts $27.5M Antitrust Deal With 1.45M Consumers
• 10th Circ. Unclear If Work Passwords Are IP
• Ex-Detainee Can't Be Forced To Arbitrate Card Fee Suit
• Period Tracker App Users Seek Class Cert. In Data-Selling Suit
• NC Justices Scrap Mogul's Bid To Block Financial Overseer
• WWE Accuser's Discovery Bid Must Fail, Conn. Doctor Says
• Manilow Says IP Biz Didn't Deliver 'Copacabana' TikTok Trend
• 3 Atty Takeaways On What's Ahead As ERISA Turns 50
• Boxing Promoter Refiles Suit Over Missed $1M Match Fee
• Off The Bench: NFL Lets PE In, Ex-NBA Pro Denies Agent Deal
• Being An Opera Singer Made Me A Better Lawyer
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 'No Hesitation' On $7M Atty Fees For $10B Verdict, Judge Says
• Doctor Wants Stepson Barred From Selling Medial Device
• 2nd Circ. Allows Google Advertisers To Wait To Appeal Loss
• Amazon Sheds Whole Foods 'Bait-And-Switch' Case For Good
• Lannett Says Areva Reneged On Cancer-Drug Deal After Ch. 11
• Chancery Gavels In Ex-Jurist As Band Journey's Custodian
• Schwab's 'Cash Sweep' Paid For TD Ameritrade Buy, Suit Says
• 50 Cent's Liquor Biz Wins Ch. 7 Fight Over Ex-Boss's House
• Seattle Biotech Can't Immediately Force Out LA Times Owner
• Albright Boots $8B EV Trade Secrets Suit For Improper Venue
• JPMorgan Says Ex-Adviser Poached Clients Worth $13M
• Counterclaims Cut From $12.1M Home Security Contract Suit
• 4th Circ. Says CSX's Norfolk Southern Case Came Too Late
• Mintz Settles Suit Over Clients' $4.3M IP Legal Tab
• How Law Firms Can Avoid 'Collaboration Drag'
• Foley & Lardner Must Face Ex-Clients' Breach-Of-Duty Action
• Agency Says Homeowner's Appeal Question Is Too Late
• CyDex Says Bexson Breached Deal By Misusing Pharma IP
• Dr.'s Suit Blames Practice's Buyer For Chaos After Sale
• Raymond James Hit With Suit Over 'Cash Sweep' Programs
• Ford Buyers Fight Arbitration Bid In Faulty Transmission Case
• Landlord Says Twitter Changed Tune On Lease After Musk
• Conn. Investment Firm Withheld Pay, Commissions, Suit Says
• Venezuela Argues For Pause In Chemical Co. Seizure Suit
• No Money For Air Gun Co. Investors, NC Biz Court Told
• Pa. Justices To Mull 'Click-Through' Arbitration Agreements
• NY Firm Calls Gas Co.'s Contract And Fee Claims Duplicative
• Disney's $8.5B India Media Merger Gets Regulatory Nod
• Judge Tosses Boxer's Don King Suit Over Filing Deficiencies
• NFL Concussion Litigation Funder's Case Heading For Trial
• Jones Walker Adds In-House Vet To Co-Lead Privacy, AI Team
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Key To Open, Impartial Process
• Miss. Seafood Co. Pleads Guilty To 'Fish Substitution' Scheme
• Ex-NBA Star Says Sports Agency Enforced Invalid Contract
• Wells Fargo Says 'Good Faith' Efforts Ax Investors' Bias Suit
• 'ER' Creator's Widow Says Warner Bros. Ripped Off Show
• Reddit Beats Pay-Per-Click Advertising Class Action, For Now
• Revlon Says Ex-Workers Stole Britney Spears Fragrance Deal
• Floyd Mayweather Jr., Tyga Swindled Jeweler, Suit Says
• Chamber Backs Duke Bid To Review Monopoly Suit's Revival
• Clark Hill Adds Atty In NYC From Schoeman Updike
• NFL Union Sues DraftKings Over Broken NFT Licensing Deal
• Car-Sharing Co. Turo Accused Of Shirking Own Arb. Terms
• SL Green Tries To Sink Fraudulent Property Transfer Suit
• Tobacco Co-Op's $10M Insurance Suit Headed To Mediation
• Perdue Says Jarkesy Sinks DOL's Whistleblower Process
• Mich. Atty Says Brother's Email Hack Harming Clients, Firm
• Hospital CEO Says President Lied About Co.'s Financial State
• Connecticut Litigation To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2024
• Duane Morris Hires Ex-Dickinson Wright Fintech Expert
• Kirkland Adds Energy Regulatory Pro From Vinson & Elkins
• What NFL Draft Picks Have In Common With Lateral Law Hires
• $4.4M Award Against Cheat Code Site Upheld At 9th Circ.
• Samsung Urges Toss Of Netlist Contract Win Over Juror's Lies
• Care.com To Pay $8.5M To Settle FTC's Deception Claims
• $1.65B Award For Iraqi Telecom Confirmed By Pa. Court
• NJ Marine Fuel Co. Sues Rival Formed By Ex-Employees
• Ex-Ingersoll Rand Exec Could Be Stuck With Noncompete
• Bank Co. Disputes AIG's Reading Of Covered Defense Costs
• Ariz. Woman Owes $22M After Defrauding State Health System
• NC State '83 Basketball Champs Add TV Networks To NIL Suit
• 4th Circ. Won't Free Insurance Mogul From $524M Judgment
• RTX Settles Bearing Co.'s Trade Secrets Suit On Eve Of Trial
• New $400M Suit Over NBA Jersey Deal Alleges Owner Threats
• Conn. Judge Hints Split Fee Collection Case May Be Too Late
• Cadwalader Fears Unsealing Financial Info May Harm Firm
• Fox Rothschild Lands Condo Team From Armstrong Teasdale
• Considering Noncompete Strategies After Blocked FTC Ban
• JPMorgan Cash Sweep 'Shortchanged' Customers, Suit Says
• Insurer Wants Out Of Pa. Wig Widow's $4.5M Benefit Dispute
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Replacing The Stigma Of Menopause With Law Firm Support
• Toy Giant Playing Games With Royalties, Suit Says
• TriZetto Says Infosys Swiped Healthcare Software Secrets
• NBA Shreds Warner Bros.' Suit Over Amazon Streaming Deal
• 9th Circ. Reverses 'Patent Misuse' Ruling Against CR Bard
• PE Fund Says SEC Is Overstepping With 'Fishing Expedition'
• Ark. County Wants Out Of Cherokee Casino Licensing Dispute
• Apple Sued Over Warranty Fees Charged To Old Devices
• FTC Regroups After Noncompete Setbacks In Florida, Texas
• Pot Entrepreneur Seeks To Ensure Judgment On Ex-Partner
• Judge Won't Restrict Access To RTX Trade Secrets Trial
• Western Union Seeks To Toss Most Claims In $8M Breach Suit
• Texas City Can't Avoid Improvement District Bond Payments
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: August Lessons
• The Biggest Texas Trial Rulings Of 2024: Midyear Report
• Court Urged To Reject Stay In $4.8M Panama Arbitration Row
• Insurer Scores Coverage Win Over Retaining Wall Failure
• Off The Bench: Sunday Ticket Twist, Dartmouth-NLRB Clash
• Planning Law Firm Content Calendars: What, When, Where
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Firms Seek $20M Fee After $58M Deal In Shire Antitrust Suit
• Calif. Justices OK Argentine Atty's Uber Fraud Fight
• Subway Franchisor Can't Strike 19 Words From Ruling
• Texas Appeals Knocks $1M Hernia Mesh Fee Ask Down To $135K
• Homeowner Loses Atty Fees In Suit Over HOA Fence Policy
• Construction Co. Says It's Owed Coverage For Sinkhole Claim
• 9th Circ. Won't Force Yellow Corp. Bias Suit Into Arbitration
• 11th Circ. Nixes Hyundai's Appeal Of $16M Dealership Verdict
• Denver Firm Says Ex-Client's Settlement Bars Malpractice Suit
• Williams-Sonoma Infringes Fabric TMs, Michigan Co. Claims
• Prince Lobel Adds Boston IP Partner From Mintz
• Debtors Claim $3M Award Is Tainted By Fraud In China
• Appeals Court Revives DC AG's Amazon Antitrust Suit
• Ameriprise Benefits Most From Cash Sweeps, Customer Says
• Memorabilia Biz Sues Atlanta Braves For Maligning Reputation
• Notable Q2 Updates In Insurance Class Actions
• DLA Piper Wants Texas High Court To Review Doc Order
• Playing Golf Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Commercial Contracts Cases Spike After COVID-Era Decline
• Finance Guru Can't Send Timeshare Fraud Suit To Arbitration
• RTX Wants Trade Secrets Trial Closed To 'Non-US Persons'
• FTC Fails 1st Test Of Rulemaking Push In Noncompetes Loss
• Legal, Policy Orgs Urge Justices To Toss FCA Interpretation
• Student Loan Trusts Rip 'Aggressive' CFPB In High Court Bid
• Full 3rd Circ. Won't Hear Distillery Investor's RICO Case
• Texas Law Firm Cleared Of Overcharging Criminal Client
• Insurers Escape Calif. Starbucks Drive-Thru Easement Row
• Chancery Orders Genworth Suit Funding, Fee Terms Released
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Wrinkle In Textile Family's $17M Fight
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Health Chain Win In Pa. Hospital Sale Dispute
• Contractor, Manager Settle Hartford HealthCare No-Poach Suit
• Tribe Backs $2.8M Casino Debt Suit Against Ex-Studio Mogul
• Chamberlain Hrdlicka Can't Nix $700K Award To Consultant
• Law Firms Should Move From Reactive To Proactive Marketing
• BofA Gag Clause Suit Heads For 9th Circ. After 2nd Dismissal
• Disney Made Right Move Dropping Arbitration Bid, Attys Say
• 9th Circ. Revives Google Chrome Users' Data Privacy Suit
• Paralympic Org. Says Insurer Can't Avoid Covering Abuse Suit
• Realtek Suit Is Just 'Litigation Over Litigation,' IP Biz Says
• Duke Energy Wants 4th Circ. Rethink On Antitrust 'Haven'
• Wash. Judges Won't Upend Tobacco Payout Ruling
• Paddle Maker Says USA Pickleball Whiffed With Dismissal Bid
• Under Armour Looks To End Case From Ex-Supplier
• NFL Hangs Onto Victory In Sunday Ticket Antitrust Fight
• Colorado County Says Aetna Owes $1.1M In Rebates
• LOT Polish Airlines Objects To DOJ-Boeing 737 Max Plea Deal
• Ga. Power Says Factory Redo Can't Free Nestle From Service
• Albertsons Stole 'Schedule & Save' Tech, Seattle Co. Says
• Texas Judge Blocks FTC's Impending Ban On Noncompetes
• Ex-NFLer Says False Claim He's 'Insolvent' Merits Sanctions
• Ex-Client Opposes Amicus In McCarter & English Fee Fight
• Investment Co. Officers Oppose Counterclaims In $4M Deal Row
• A Deep Dive Into Law360 Pulse's 2024 Women In Law Report
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• The Big Issues A BigLaw Associates' Union Could Address
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Broadcasters Fight Blockage Of Sports Streaming Megadeal
• Frost & Sullivan Shouldn't Beat Data Breach Suit, Judge Says
• T.I. Can't Bar Witness Motivation Questions At Doll IP Retrial
• Judge Suggests Atty, Firm Pay Up For Not Probing IP Claims
• Justices Urged To Refuse Rent-To-Own Co. Fee Suit
• BankRI Pans 'Overspending' Customer's Account Fees Suit
• Colo. Justices Won't Hear Cheese Heiress' Appeal
• Canadian Court Won't Yet Enforce $140M Hospital Award
• Ethanol Co. Investors Say $9M Arbitration Award Was Stolen
• UnitedHealthcare Says Humana Can't Access Its Records
• Fair Use Dooms Santos Suit Over Jimmy Kimmel's Prank Videos
• Insurer Blames Panda Express Grease For $176K Water Leak
• It's Time For A BigLaw Associates' Union
• Israeli Co. Sues NC Packaging Firm For Severing $25M Deal
• Look For Flags On Expert Claims After Sunday Ticket Reversal
• What 7th Circ. Samsung Decision Means For Mass Arbitration
• Doctor Accused Of Taking Connecticut Practice's Patient Data
• Biotech Consultant Sues Ex-Partner To Force $2.5M Share Buy
• NC Judge Relocates BorgWarner Supply Chain Fight To Pa.
• The Biggest Texas Rulings Of 2024: A Midyear Report
• 11th Circ. Partially Reverses Rental Car Co.'s Win In Fee Suit
• Receiver Went Too Far In Settling Nate Paul Entity Dispute
• Owner Of Elite Baseball Teams Sues Over Broken $1.3M Deal
• Ga. BCBS Fights Hospital Remand Bid In Reimbursement Suit
• Judge Bounces Bad Bunny Sports Agency Suit To Arbitration
• How Justices Upended The Administrative Procedure Act
• Off The Bench: WNBA Suit, Olympic Fallout, Swimming Ban
• Pelicans Sue Westgate For Bailing On Sponsorship Deal
• Fla. Advertising Co. Says Pot Cos. Didn't Pay Up For Services
• Ex-Matterport Worker Sues In Del. Over 'Invalid' Trade Block
• Mich. Judge Won't Raise $350K Award Against Ford To $15M
• Texas Injury Firm's Ex-Associate Must Face Poaching Suit
• 6th Circ. Nixes Union Local's Win In Steel Co. Benefit Row
• Pashman Stein Must Face NJ Atty's Malpractice Claims
• FuboTV Scores Injunction Blocking Streaming Venture Launch
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Connecticut Litigation Highlights Of 2024: A Midyear Report
• Connecticut Legislation Passed In 2024: A Midyear Report
• Colo. Atty Sues Bank, Opposing Counsel Over Hack Attack
• Telecom Orgs Ask Justices To Take Up NY Internet Rate Cap
• Medical Records Co. Appealing Blocked Anti-Bot CAPTCHAs
• FanDuel Co-Founders Add Scottish Claims To Suit Over Sale
• LA Times Owner Sued Over Control Of Biotech Nonprofit
• Judge 'Dumbfounded' By Software Co.'s Bids To Undo Verdict
• Harvard Late In Suing Broker For Tardy Admission Suit Notice
• Conn. Couple, Cos. Clash In Waterfront Access Suit
• Baha Mar Builder Blames Developer Debt As $1.5B Trial Wraps
• 4th Circ. Won't Revive Interpreters' Unpaid Wages Suit
• Onni Capital Asks Calif. Court To Void $95M LA Tower Deal
• Del. Chancery OKs $175M Judgment Against Insys Founder
• Ex-Mushroomhead Singer Sues Bandmate Over Royalties
• Gas Co. Tells Chancery Texas Settlement Spikes Pipeline Duty
• Startup's Cannabis Payment Deal Dispute Can Move Ahead
• Ga. Man Accused Of Trying To Steal $1.9M In COVID Funds
• Partners Stole Dairy Product Co.'s Trade Secrets, Suit Says
• DraftKings Looks To Wipe Out Suit Over Voided NBA Bets
• Fla. Gratuity Platform Alleges Toast Stole Trade Secrets
• J&J Vision Unit Sues Ex-Marketing Exec Over Move To Rival
• Cannabis Fertilizer Co. Says Rival Stole IP For Fake THC Study
• MLB Players Inc. Slams Pirates, Store Chain Over NIL Use
• BP Unit Can't Escape Truck Stop Suit, Developers Claim
• NY Judge Tosses Noise Suit Against Queens Tennis Club
• Philly Art School Hit With Students' Suit Over Abrupt Closure
• Insurer Fights $29M Judgment Over Fatal Crash Coverage
• Boeing Scraps Electric Jet Co.'s $72M Trade Secrets Trial Win
• Cannabis Co. And Ex-Exec End Bad-Mouthing Dispute
• Nursing Co. Exec Can't Split Up Fraud, Wage-Fixing Charges
• Ex-Allied Wallet Execs Plead Guilty In $150M Fraud Scheme
• Insurer Off Hook For Jury Award In Construction Dispute
• NC Court Defers Ruling To Unseal Cadwalader Coverage Suit
• Judge DQs Ex-Overstock CEO's Atty For Discovery Violations
• Understanding 2 Types Of Construction Payment Clauses
• Chancery Says Unisys Must Advance Ex-Workers' Legal Fees
• Mirror, Mirror On The Wall, Is My Counterclaim Bound To Fall?
• Winston & Strawn Adds McDermott Transaction Pros In Texas
• Ex-GM Worker Gets 2 Years For Seeking Bribe In $100M Deal
• Texas Court Affirms Sole Arbitrator In Oilfield Machinery Fight
• TMX Affiliate Sues Pa. Regulator To Block Potential $52M Fine
• Jury Awards $51M To Family In Carbon Monoxide Leak
• FDIC Looks To Dodge Suit Over First Republic Bank's Rent
• Anadarko Settles Wyo. Landowners' Antitrust Case For $12M
• Full 7th Circ. Asked To Review Tossing Of Protein Pouch Fight
• Wisconsin Bell Tells Justices FCA Doesn't Apply To E-Rate
• Parts Maker Can't Escape Goya Death Suit
• Panama Seeks Pause In Construction Co.'s $4.8M Award Suit
• 3rd Circ. Nixes Debt Collection Suit, Leaves Award In Question
• 3D Printing Co. Investor Wants Merger With Israeli Co. Blocked
• HP Inks Deal To End Claims Printer Update Locked Out Rivals
• Tort Report: Disney Blasted For 'Absurd' Arbitration Bid
• Loper Fuels Debate Over Merchant Cash Advances As Credit
• United Customer's Greenwashing Suit Preempted, Judge Says
• Ga. Justices To Weigh Arbitrator's Closed-Door Discussions
• Nuclear Power Can Help Industrial Plants Get To Net-Zero
• Colo. Atty Says Prior Firm Took Clients, Retained Funds
• Ex-McCarter & English Client Wants To Undo Malpractice Loss
• Ski Resort, Insurer End COVID Closure Suit Days Before Trial
• Conn. Trial Attys Back McCarter's Bid For Punitive Award
• Insurer Owes $18M For Lost Wind Farm Deals, Suit Says
• Playing Dungeons & Dragons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Nasdaq Isn't Immune From Racial Bias Claims, Investor Says
• PE Firms Aim To Escape RICO Suit Over Inadequate Claims
• Ogborn Mihm Says Ex-Clients Won't Pay Fees On $2M Win
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Upending Sutter Health Antitrust Win
• WWE Accuser Says Doc's Lawsuit Threat Meant To Silence Her
• Tesla Subcontractors Didn't Violate FCA, 9th Circ. Rules
• Navy Federal, Recording Software Co. Want Privacy Suit Nixed
• Ryan LLC Gets HR Group Assist In Noncompete Fight
• Colo. Brewery And Ex-Manager Settle Embezzlement Suit
• Gamers Freed From Arbitration Take On Valve's 30% Cut
• UMich Sued By Reseller Over Football Season Ticket Revamp
• Construction Co. Says Tribe Can't Escape $1.9M Wage Suit
• Markel Says No Coverage For Film-Financing Scheme Claims
• Proofpoint Seeks To Double $13.5M IP Trial Win At 9th Circ.
• NC Court Won't Stop 'Ultimate Relief' In Mogul's $524M Case
• Lending Co. Best Egg Can Arbitrate Interest Rate Dispute
• A Look At The Regulatory Scrutiny Facing Liquid Restaking
• Philly Shop Blames HVAC Contractor For Fire
• Co. Says Title Insurer Acted In Bad Faith Over Deed Dispute
• Willkie Farr Sued Over $350K In Unpaid Legal Tech Bills
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-Twitter Board Member Says X Owes Him $23M From Stock
• Feds Say Smartmatic Execs Bribed Philippine Elections Head
• Lowe's Arbitration Clause For Online Buyers Found 'Illusory'
• Intel Hit With Copyright Suit Over Expired Anaconda License
• 6th Circ. Backs Gulfport, Antero Win In Drilling Royalty Suit
• Amynta Lodges Fraud Suit In Chancery Over $105M Merger
• Colo. Judge Rejects Hedge Fund's Bid To Toss Developer Suit
• Marketer Seeking Dismissal Of Mass. Data Privacy Suit
• Chinese Flooring Manufacturer Can't Get $1.2M Award OK'd
• Liberty Mutual Must Face Eatery's Suit Over Injury Claim
• 3 Notes For Arbitration Agreements After Calif. Ruling
• 3 Leadership Practices For A More Supportive Firm Culture
• Dish Unit, Printing Co. Walk Away From $1.3M Ad Dispute
• Home Depot's ERISA Win At 11th Circ. Deepens Circuit Split
• NC Insurance Mogul Must Pay Dutch Insurer's $166M Award
• Fannie Mae Seeks Memory Care Receiver After $28.3M Default
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ex-Mayer Brown Product Liability Atty Joins King & Spalding
• Jurors Weigh $200M For Carbon Monoxide Leak Victims
• Parts Supplier Says Price Hikes Not Sabotaging Supply Chain
• Calif. Justices Side With Hartford Unit In Virus Coverage Fight
• Instacart Shopper's Costco Injury Suit Sent To Arbitration
• 'Unclean Hands' Doom Colo. Dispute Over Cannabis Biz Sale
• Wash. Firm, Atty Say Rehashed $20M Con Claims Can't Stick
• 11th Circ. Affirms OK Of $188M Award Against Venezuelan Co.
• No Private Right To Sue After 'Total Loss,' Colo. Panel Says
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink OK'ing Ad Class Cert. Against Meta
• Amazon Must Face Pandemic Price-Gouging Claims In Wash.
• Ark. Racing Commission Wants Out Of Licensing Dispute
• Home Security Co. Can't Recreate $12.1M Contract, Court Told
• Texas LNG Investor's Estate Sues In Del. Over Stake Valuation
• Apple Must Produce Docs In Epic Antitrust Fight By Sept. 30
• How Justices' E-Rate Decision May Affect Scope Of FCA
• VC, PE Firm Says Chinese Co. Cost $150M SpaceX Investment
• Crypto Co. Owes NBA's Pelicans $400K Over Sponsorship Deal
• Ghana Must Pay $111M In Power Plant Fight, Court Rules
• Insurer Utica Off Hook In High-End Leather Goods Dispute
• Cooley Hit With Fla. Malpractice Suit Over Financial Docs
• Calif. Atty Says Lending Groups Illegally Threatened Fee Suit
• Conn. Judge Says Telecom Can Get $3.5M, Not $61M Interest
• 50 Cent Beats Liquor Consultant's 'Ridiculous' Wiretap Claim
• FTC Tells 9th Circ. Booksellers Don't Belong In Amazon Case
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Rulings On Hyperlinked Documents
• 5th Circ. Pushes DOL On Salary Thresholds For OT Eligibility
• Hemp Cos. Owner Says Cousin Ripped Off Formula, Trademarks
• NC Court Tosses Resort's Appeal Over Tree-Cutting Loss
• Shuttered Firm Partner Pulls $9.5M Fee Fight Out Of Arbitration
• Advocates Tell 9th Circ. To Revive Invisalign Monopoly Suit
• SEC Accuses Urban Commons REIT Founders Of $70M Fraud
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: The Battles Making Summer Sizzle
• Fund Seeks Forced Sale Of Long-Stalled Baltimore Project
• Lender Says Mogul's Privacy Concerns Stymying Trial Prep
• WWE Accuser May Be Liable For Defamation, Doctor Says
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Yale's Win In COVID-19 Tuition Refunds Fight
• 6 Swipe Fee Plaintiffs 'Arbitrarily' Picked For 2025 Trial
• Chancery Urges Bickering Journey Bandmates To Open Arms
• Loper Bright Limits Federal Agencies' Ability To Alter Course
• 5th Circ. Grapples With 'Ridiculous' $100M Arbitration
• Addressing The Growing Hazards Of Mass Arbitration
• CFPB Backs Homeowners In Nationstar Mortgage Fee Suit
• 5th Circ. Tosses Passengers' Suit Over Southwest TSA Fees
• Zelle Fraud Victims Seek Class Cert. In BofA Refunds Suit
• Cadwalader Slams Lloyd's For 'Needless' Disclosure, Mockery
• Louis Vuitton Slams 'Prolific' TM Infringement At Conn. Market
• Ex-Mayor's Fight With Law Firm No RICO Case, 5th Circ. Told
• Houston Partially Escapes Pappas Restaurants' Airport Suit
• Horse Trainer Says Conn. Club Stiffed Him, Sues For $275K
• Fifth Third Bank Faces MDL Bid Over Allegedly Hidden Costs
• Feds Seek $3.5M Premerger Penalty From Sporting Events Biz
• Miss. Casino Says License Dispute Belongs In State Court
• NC Panel OKs Short-Term Rentals In Luxury Home Community
• 10th Circ. Says Union Contract Legally Imposed On Okla. Co.
• Prejudgment Interest Is A Game-Changer In Ill. Civil Suits
• Wash. Appeals Court Reverses On Gas Chain Owing State Tax
• Penn Says BioNTech Owes Royalties For COVID-19 Vax
• Cargo Airline, Workers Forge Settlement In ESOP Battle
• Teaching Scuba Diving Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Blank Rome Adds Closed Insurance Boutique's Managing Atty
• Woman Drops Sex Abuse Suit Against Ex-NFL Player In Colo.
• Lowe's Must Face Retail Logistics Co.'s Software IP Suit
• UnitedHealth Unlawfully Denies Device Coverage, Suit Says
• Payment Processor And Bank Defrauded Merchants, Suit Says
• Ex-Virgin Islands Premier Gets 11 Years For Drug Conspiracy
• Petrobras Manipulating US Law For $2B, 5th Circ. Hints
• Fanatics Wants Disputed Deal With Cardinals Rookie Sealed
• Ivory Coast Can't Enforce $12M Award In Fla., Oil Co. Says
• Pomerantz To Lead Suit Over Ad Tech Co.'s Microsoft Ties
• Marriott Says NYC Hotels' Housing Of Migrants Violated Deal
• Lawyers Can Take Action To Honor The Voting Rights Act
• 4th Circ. Revives Duke Monopoly Suit, Orders New Judge
• 5th Circ. Remands $25M Dispute Over Winter Storm Losses
• Mattel Beats $46M Contract Suit Over Reality Show Idea
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Musk Accuses OpenAI Of Fraud, RICO Over Business Model
• CooperSurgical Says Lab Hid Flawed IVF Product Tests
• 5th Circ. Upholds Challenge To Surprise Medical Billing Rule
• Boeing Wins Trim Of Rival Engineering Co.'s IP Case, For Now
• CFPB Claim 'Strays Too Far' In Snap Finance Suit, Judge Says
• Bike Co. Says It's Lost 'Millions' From Royalty Deal Breaches
• Panel Says Co. Forfeited $12.7M Claim Over Rail Project
• Justices Urged To Hear Standing Issue For Patent Licensors
• US Soccer's Antitrust Suit Settlement Talks May Be Stalling
• Boeing's New CEO To Steer Daunting Safety Culture Rebound
• HFZ Capital Cops To $86M Fraud Charges, Blames Ex-Chief
• Ex-CFO Of Embattled PE Firm Sues In Del. For Legal Fees
• Monitor Says HCA Possibly Flouted Promises In Hospital Deal
• Off The Bench: NFL Reversal, Drone Spying, UFC Deal Tossed
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Lewis Brisbois Slams RICO Claims Alleging 'Sham' Suits
• Sidley Launches New San Diego Office With Five Partners
• Texas Biz Court Costs Unlikely To Be Prohibitive, Experts Say
• NFL Sacks $4.7B Sunday Ticket Verdict With Post-Trial Win
• Crypto-Forex Co. Defaults In Fla. Civil Fraud Lawsuits
• House Workforce Chair Wants Mental Health Parity Regs Axed
• Journalist Don Lemon Hits X, Musk Over Axed Talk Show Deal
• TD Bank's $25M Client Poach Case Hits FINRA Snags
• Merchandising Co. Says Ex-VP Sunk $47M Deal With Lowe's
• NC Musician Ends Unpaid Sample Suit With French Montana
• Bahamas Resort Developer Seeks $1.5B In Builder Fraud Trial
• AbbVie Wants Mass. Biotech Firm To Pay Up For Drug Work
• Medtronic Still Faces Chancery Claim In Fortis' InPen Suit
• Mother-In-Law Says Atty Misrepresented Property Investment
• Calif. Justices Block Drivers From Intervening In PAGA Deal