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Commercial Contracts - March, 2025

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• Insurer Beats Energy Cos.' Settlement Coverage Suit, For Now
• Caterpillar Escapes $100M Contract Breach Verdict
• Firm Says Ex-Fin. Adviser Can't Arbitrate Trade Secrets Claims
• Primerica Can't Force Arbitration In $1.4M Theft Suit
• Mich. Judge Dismisses Biz's 'Pump-And-Dump' RICO Suit
• Costa Rica Dodges Bankrupt Telecom Co.'s $25M Claim
• Origins Tech Can't Dodge Counterclaims In $4M Dispute
• Insurer Denies Coverage For Crushing Death, Alleging Lies
• Feds' Race Bias Suit Should Target Appraiser, Rocket Says
• NC Judge Axes Mexican Truck Co.'s $70M Volvo Suit
• 'American Idol' Singer Wants Early Win In Contract Fight
• Firms Must Embrace Alternative Billing Models Or Fall Behind
• Colo. Beats Amgen's Drug Price Cap Challenge, For Now
• Chance The Rapper Can't Whittle Biz Fight With Ex-Manager
• Bitcoin Mining Insurance Co. Sued In Del. For $32M Breach
• Dr. Martens Maker Moves To Keep Shein TM Fight Alive
• Grocery Vendor Gets $3M In Atty Fees In Bony Chicken Case
• Edtech Co. Instructure Faces Parent Suit Over Data Harvesting
• Google Privacy Fight Raises 'Classic' Trial Issues, Judge Says
• Wash. Uber Driver Fails To Upend Arbitration Over Termination
• Singapore Court Chides Indian Hotel Owner In Hilton Feud
• NY Ski Resort Co. Appealing Court's Antitrust Ruling
• Ex-MLB Player Says Pro-Gun Social Media Site Duped Him
• Google To Pay $100M To Resolve AdWords Action
• Water Park Injury Award Coverage Capped At $1M, Court Told
• Kroger, Albertsons Appeal Block Of $24.6B Merger
• Shutts & Bowen Accused Of Sinking Florida Country Club Sale
• Crypto Firm Wants To Trim Marketer's $3.6M Contract Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Off The Bench: NCAA Wages, Coach Hacking, Tennis Tension
• How Attorneys Can Master The Art Of On-Camera Presence
• LA Zoo Org. Not Covered In City Contract Row, Insurer Says
• Protego Says Texas Firm Broke $200M Crypto Bank Promise
• PE Firm Peppertree Wins $354M Award In Telecom Deal Row
• Attorney Accused Of Tax Scam Wants Opposing Counsel Cut
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: TikTok Duel Heats Up, NIL Suit Plays On
• FTC Seeks Amazon Execs' Financials For Prime Renewal Suit
• Chamber Asks Justices To Review Duke Energy Monopoly Suit
• Target Settles Antitrust Claims Against Visa Over Swipe Fees
• Ga. Firm Sues Allstate Over Wrecked Car Fee Coverage
• Insurer Can't Escape Auto Co.'s $50M COVID Coverage Suit
• AIG Drops Water Damage Suit Against NFL Player's Contractor
• Ex-Exec Doesn't Owe Holtec For Losses, NJ Appeals Court Says
• Apple Says Its Affidavits Are Admissible In Google Case
• Baseball Fantasy Camp Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Tarter Krinsky Adds Ex-Buchanan Ingersoll Corporate Atty
• Texas Law Firm Must Face 2nd Firm's Paxil Fees Suit
• Pa. Court Voids Theme Park's 'Click-Through' Contract
• McCarter & English Faces DQ Bid In NJ Food Biz Dispute
• Curaleaf Units Slam Pot Farm's Sanctions Bid In $32M Suit
• Payroll Co. Hid IRS Interest Money From Clients, Court Told
• Sotomayor Urges Caution On Nondelegation Doctrine Revamp
• 7 Firms Compete To Lead Novo Nordisk Securities Suit
• Crypto Co. CEO Must Face Suit Alleging Refund Fraud
• Atty's Falsehoods In Key Docs Aided $23M Fraud, Suit Says
• Judge Knocks Amazon For Mislabeled Docs In Antitrust Suits
• Crypto Expert Seeks OK Of $28M Bitcoin Arbitration Award
• Soured Colo. Housing Partnership Spawns Another Suit
• NYC Property Cos. Hit With Security Deposits Class Action
• Court Holds On Tight To 'What I Like About You' Band's Row
• NCAA Can't Use NY Case To Halt NC State '83 Team's NIL Suit
• Adapting To Private Practice: From Fed. Prosecutor To BigLaw
• Judge Wants Mich. Supreme Court's Take On Daimler Contract
• Insurers Must Cover $29M Axle Defect Costs, Co. Says
• French Co. Fails To Win Arbitration Bid In Payment Dispute
• Ex-GE Exec Gets 7 Years For Fraud In $1B Angola Energy Deal
• Judge Eyes Late Discovery Dispute In Google Antitrust Case
• Intel Says Trial Should Answer License Issue In VLSI Case
• Amazon Slams 'Alternative Reading' Of ERISA In Worker Suit
• Realtek Loses Sanctions Bid Over Alleged Patent Suit Abuse
• Insurers Claim 4th Circ. Must Revisit Ruling For Aluminum Co.
• Ship Co. Targets Vessel Seizure In $12M Arbitration Dispute
• Insurance Mogul Seeks To Overturn $122M Contempt Order
• Phillies Sue To Keep Player Stats Program Exclusive
• McCarter & English's $3.77M Fee Win Headed For Appeal
• Colo. Atty Gave $2M Mineral Rights To Other Client, Suit Says
• 3D Printing Tech Co. Wins Chancery Order For Merger Closing
• Hartford HealthCare Fights Disclosure Of Antitrust Settlement
• Limp Bizkit Expands UMG Royalties Fight To State Court
• Live Nation Inks $20M Deal Over Swift Tour-Tied Investor Suit
• NC Urges Court To Rule Fla. Realty Co. Duped Homeowners
• Bread Financial Gets Investor's Spinoff Suit Tossed For Good
• Period App Users Get $3.5M In Privacy Deal With Analytics Co.
• Byron Allen Can't Revive $100M McDonald's Fraud Suit
• United Healthcare Escapes Some Of Diagnostic Co.'s Claims
• Chancery Won't Restart Disputed Bitcoin ATMs For Now
• NC Justices Set Preservation Rule For Bids To Undo Verdicts
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Talent Agency's Litigation Coverage Bid
• Mich. Judge Orders Auto Parts Co. To Continue Shipments
• Fla. Judge OKs $19.3M In Spinal Products Noncompete Suit
• Residents Rip Hospital Co.'s 'Scorched-Earth' Sanctions Bid
• Colo. Justices Take Subcontractor's Forfeit For Excess Case
• 3rd Circ. Upholds No-Coverage Ruling For PNC's $106M Loss
• Ga. Law Firm Accuses Recruiting Agency Of Contract Breach
• Netlist Again Wins Samsung Patent Contract Suit On Retrial
• Perfecting Security Interests In Renewable Energy Tax Credits
• Firms Still Have Lateral Market Advantage, But Risks Persist
• NC High Court OKs Fee Suit Over Campus COVID Closures
• NHL, CHL Antitrust Suit May Require Plaintiff Line Change
• Netlist 'Invented' Samsung Breach For Patent Grab, Jury Told
• NJ, Pa. Claims Over Amazon Price Hike Project Cut For Good
• Amazon Beats Consumer's Suit Over Late Delivery Again
• Lockheed, Navy Push To Nix $8.25M Dock Damage Suit
• Loan Servicer Faces 'Zombie Mortgage' Truth In Lending Suit
• Crocs Defends News Release In Bid To Beat Defamation Suit
• Travelers Wants Exit From $4.5M Faulty Apartment Settlement
• Bausch & Lomb Says Amcor Must Pay For Botched Bottles
• Off The Bench: Celts Sold, Tennis 'Cartel,' DraftKings In Deep
• We Must Allow Judges To Use Their Independent Judgment
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Media Matters Says X Can't Restrict Dispute To Texas
• 'Epic Self-Own': Lively Says Baldoni Libel Suit Hikes Damages
• Calif. Panel Doubts Byron Allen's $100M McDonald's Suit
• Sanyo Owes $1 In Touchscreen Tech Case, Judge Finds
• Ex-Kubient CEO Gets 1 Year For Lying About AI Fraud Tool
• Fla. Fund Sued In Del. After Denying Investor Redemptions
• Fox Sues Mexico Media Cos. For $13M Over Broadcast Deal
• Pot Co. Disputes 'Forgery' Of Service In Banking Suit
• Property Owner Demands Appraisal Of $10.5M Hail Claim
• The Central Issues Facing Fed. Circ. In Patent Damages Case
• Investor Sues For Real Estate AI Co. Shares Under $100M Deal
• NJ Firm Can't Force Arbitration Of Ex-Leader's Firing Suit
• Performing Stand-Up Comedy Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ryan Reynolds Says Baldoni's Claims Are Just 'Hurt Feelings'
• 'Weird' Mass Arb. Fights Have Judge Questioning FAA's Reach
• Texas Justices OK With Venue Appeal Despite 'Politics' Involved
• Netlist, Samsung Contract Fight Gets New Judge Mid-Retrial
• Toxic-Loft Suits Too Late, But Owners Share Blame, Jury Says
• Fla. Wellness Promoter Sued Over Disloyalty, $13M Side Gig
• Samsung, LA Resident Settle Galaxy Wristband PFAS Suit
• Ill. Justices Probe Wholesalers' Knowledge Of Tainted Cilantro
• Texas Justices Skeptical Boeing Can Dodge Airline Union Suit
• 8th Circ. Upholds No-Coverage Ruling In Floor Paint Suit
• Judge Carves Up Arkansas Cherokee Casino License Dispute
• Revlon Settles Trade Secrets Case Over Britney Spears' Scent
• NC Captive Insurer's Owner Can't Shirk Self-Dealing Claims
• Insurers Say $40M Retirement Row Settlement Not Covered
• Adapting To Private Practice: From SEC To BigLaw
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2025 Editorial Boards
• Legal Advertising Co. Escapes Texas Hurricane Ad Suit
• Healthcare Consultant Says Tufts Medicine Owes $1M
• TV Director Used Stolen Netflix Cash To Sue Netflix, Feds Say
• Ben & Jerry's Says Unilever Is Forcing Out CEO Over Politics
• Amazon Asks To Claw Back Docs In Consumer Antitrust Suits
• 'Disturbed' Singer Down With Sickness From Mold Sues Landlord
• Netlist Slams Samsung's 'Abuse Of Power' As 3rd Trial Begins
• Norfolk Southern Asks Justices To Skip CSX's Antitrust Case
• Amazon Denied Quick Appeal For E-Book Antitrust Claims
• Curaleaf Cos. Say Illegal Contract Nixes Farm's $32M Verdict
• DraftKings Must Face Claims In MLB Players' NIL Suit
• The Revival Of Badie Arbitration Suits In Consumer Finance
• Maynard Nexsen Adds 5 Constangy Employment Attys In LA
• Hogan Lovells Adds Ex-Apis Atty Amid Expected M&A Pickup
• NC Dance Teams' TM Feud Likened To MLB Rivalry At 4th Circ.
• Whistleblower Says Perdue Farms' DOL Battle Is Premature
• Making The Case For Rest In The Legal Profession
• Ex-Opioid Co. CEO Wants Out Of Law Firm's Billing Suit
• BYD Affiliate Beats Megaclaim Over N95 Mask Deal
• Judge Ends Ex-Ga. Tech Prof's Suit Over Finance Probe
• Wayne Gretzky Suing Co-Investor For Malicious Prosecution
• Exxon Committed 'Straightforward Fraud,' Investors Say
• ITC Hears Strong Views On Import Bans For Essential Patents
• Amazon Beats Investor Suit Over Third-Party Seller Practices
• Burger King Workers Defend Revived No-Poach Case
• Wash. AG Backs Tribe's $400M Trespass Win Against BNSF
• Insurer Drops Claims That Lamp Cos.' Negligence Caused Fire
• X Says Nonprofit Is Using Calif. Court To Evade Texas Suit
• Yale Unit Questions Prospect Medical's Ch. 11 Sale Plan
• Vague Settlement Can't Free Insurer From Asbestos Claims
• Drake 'Lost A Rap Battle That He Provoked,' UMG Tells Court
• Illinois Cannabis Social Equity Licensee Sued By Backer
• Yale Says Researcher's Omissions Doom $28M Incubator Suit
• Ex-Freshpet Seller Wins Breakup Fee But May Still Owe $8M
• Pot Staffing Co. Wants COVID-19 Relief Contract Wiped Out
• Filmmaker Questions Netflix Defense In IP Suit Over 'Rez Ball'
• Yale Can Examine Student's Electronics In AI Cheating Probe
• 4th Circ. Tosses HOA Closing Fees Suit
• 4 Ways Women Attorneys Can Build A Legal Legacy
• Fannie, Freddie Can't Avoid $612M Investor Win, Judge Rules
• Williams Kastner Accused Of Malpractice After $128M Payout
• Antitrust Questions Earn Belt Line Deal A Deep Dive
• Texas Judge Rejects Ex-GloriFi CEO's Bid To Stop Claims Sale
• PE Fund Accuses Ex-CEO Of Stealing To Pay Divorce Atty
• Boeing NASA Tech IP Claims Survive Dismissal In Wash.
• Judge Hands Landlord Win In Maryland Nurse's Eviction Case
• BNY Sued Over $17.7B Unregistered Barclays-Issued Notes
• US Trustee Pans Pump Co.'s $9M Asbestos Insurance Deal
• DC Circ. Asks If FERC Oil Orders Are In Its Purview
• Brookfield Hits Peru With $2.7B Arbitration Over Toll Roads
• 1st Circ. Asked To Look At Takeda Invoice Fraud Conviction
• Theft Ring Member Who Stole Warhol Paintings Gets 8 Yrs.
• Kraken Beats Suit Over Crypto Scam Losses, For Good
• A Judge's Pointers For Adding Spice To Dry Legal Writing
• Mass. Court Won't Lift Default Over Discovery Failures
• Off The Bench: Ex-Jet Sues Over Favre Clip, New Soccer Build
• Hemp Farm's Fees Bid 'Excessive,' Colo. Judge Finds
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Springer Nature Planning 'Bait-And-Switch,' Court Hears
• Public Broadcasting Sues FEMA Over Emergency Alert Funds
• Chinese Fund Opposes Businessman's Bid To Pause Award
• Fanatics, NFL Cardinals Rookie Settle Contract Fight
• $181K Sanctions Against Texas AG-Tied Investor Stand
• Grubhub Can't Force Arbitration, But Uber Can At 2nd Circ.
• Federal Judge Still Skeptical Of Amazon Securities Fraud Suit
• Golden Globe Nominee Settles Conn. Feud With Talent Agent
• Host Co. Can't Force Bitcoin Miner From Pa. Property, For Now
• Full Fed. Circ. Probes Basis For $20M Google Patent Verdict
• Ohio Co. Can't Get New Trial After Scrapped $18M Award
• Sony Sues USC Over Music Used In Social Media Ads
• Energy Co. Faces Investor Suit Alleging AES, Siemens Rifts
• Law Firm Helped Fintech CEO Undercut $1.7B Deal, Suit Says
• Boston Firm, IT Vendor Settle Fight Over Data
• J&J Unit Drops Noncompete Suit Against Ex-Marketing Exec
• Swimsuit Pics App Maker Can't Revive Suit Against Facebook
• Lessons Learned From SAS' Flight Through Chapter 11
• 5th Circ. Sides With NLRB On Reconsidered Exxon Ruling
• Michigan Pot Farm Wants Sanctions In $32M Contract Suit
• Builder Says Conn. Hilton Owner Owes $6M For $63M Project
• Wells Fargo Can't Force Adviser's Widow To Arb., Panel Finds
• Jets Legend Sues ESPN, NFL Over '30 For 30' Favre Clip
• 'I Was Wrong': FTC Atty Flips On Cuts Delaying Amazon Trial
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over $58M Cloud Computing Deal
• Bitcoin ATM Co. Wants TRO Over Unplugged Machines
• Texas Jury Awards Staffing Co. $14M Verdict Against Dynata
• 4th Circ. Won't Undo Health Data Access Order
• Mich. Justices Fret About Insurer Fallout In Benefits Case
• Real Estate Co. Says Commission Inflation Suit Is Untimely
• Son Of Ex-FIFA VP Avoids Prison In Fraud Case
• TikTok Faces Copyright Suit Over Livestreaming Software
• Calif. Funeral Home 'Preys Upon' Latino Families, Suit Says
• Chipwich Maker Blames Broker For $4.5M Recall Loss
• Cannabis Tech Co. Seeks Over $1M Interest On $4.2M Verdict
• Kroger Waited Too Long To Seek Sanctions, Judge Says
• Ex-Smartmatic Execs Seek FCPA Reprieve After Trump Order
• Cannabis Co. Trulieve Improperly Kept Tax Refund, Suit Says
• McCarter & English Wins $3.77M From Ex-Client In Billing Spat
• Luxottica Drops Appeal On ERISA Suit's Arbitrability
• Atty Wants Early Win In NJ Malpractice Suit Over Land Dispute
• Media Matters Slams X For 'Vendetta-Driven Libel Tourism'
• Art Loft Building's Toxicity Was Disclosed, Expert Testifies
• George Clinton Brings New IP Theft Suit Against Longtime Foe
• Ex-Mohawk CIO Seeks Lighter Sentence For $1.8M Fraud Plea
• Ex-USPTO Head Can't Be Expert In Walmart IP Fight, Co. Says
• Origin Brass Face Investor Suit Over Factory Delay Disclosure
• 5th Circ. Hopes For 'Sanity' In Backing Legal Malpractice Arb.
• Pharmacies To Appeal In Bid To Keep Making Weight Loss Drug
• Panini Trading Card Antitrust Suit Largely Beats Dismissal
• NJ Cannabis Co. Alleges Exec Aligned With Lender
• Captive Insurer Shareholders Can't Target Owner, Court Told
• Logistics Co. Tells Texas Justices Attys Undercut Rail Deal
• Ex-Officers Dodge Flight Attendant Union's Fiduciary Claims
• No Joke, Paramount's $11M Comic Royalty Deal Gets Prelim OK
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Union Fund's Win In COVID-19 Test Fight
• Yale-Tied Doc Dies Amid Ongoing Insemination Fraud Cases
• Yacht Owner Seeks $1M From Marsh After Losing Coverage
• Colo. Justices Uneasy About Reach Of Xcel's Immunity Claim
• NJ Power Broker Fights Civil Suit After Criminal Case Victory
• Publix's Suit Over Ga. County's Private Attys 'Beyond Reason'
• Mass. High Court Says Paying Full Judgment Freezes Interest
• Space Tech Co. Pulls Suit Over Amazon Satellite Contract
• Split 4th Circ. Says Video Privacy Suit Belongs In Arbitration
• Dynata Would 'Hopefully' Have Paid Bill, Staffing Co. Says
• Fifth Third Borrowers Win $3.6M Atty Fee Despite Trial Finish
• Realtek's Antitrust Claims Against MediaTek Pared Back
• Masimo Founder Urges Toss Of 'Empty Voting' Suit
• JPMorgan Sued Over $481M CMBS Loan With 'Inflated' Metric
• Colo. Justices To Review Insurers' Noncooperation Defense
• Ski Resort Buy Deemed Illegal In Precedential NY AG Win
• DOJ Wants In On Invisalign Monopoly Arguments At 9th Circ.
• Bad Bunny Sports Firm Settles Contract Dispute With MLBPA
• Anadarko Says Partner Waived Arbitration With Oil Well Suit
• Tribe Says BNSF Can't Derail $400M Trespass Judgment
• Money Manager Can't Block Alleged Client Poach, Judge Says
• 4th Circ. Reverses $10M Coverage Cap For Aluminum Co.
• Bankruptcy Ruling Provides Guidance On 363 Asset Sales
• Hagens Berman Comms With Ghosting Client Kept Privileged
• NC Doctor Says Ex-Partners Were Overpaid By SC Practice
• Freight Co. Says Cellphone Dealer Ignoring Discovery Bids
• Pot Shop Receiver Says Brand Licensor Diverted Product
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Support 180-Day Trial Delay In FCPA Case
• FDA Can Take Eli Lilly Weight Loss Drug Off Shortage List
• ByteDance Wants Sanctions For Attys After Client's Perjury
• Musk To Give Deposition In Twitter Shareholder Suit
• Ex-Company Chair Slams 'Absurd' Award To Company
• US Bank Loses Renewed Bid To Arbitrate Deposit Box Dispute
• FTC: Outlining World Sans Amazon Price-Floor 'Not Possible'
• Grand Rapids Moves Social Equity Fee Dispute To Fed. Court
• Split DC Circuit Says Distillery, Union Didn't Reach Impasse
• Gas Station Asks 11th Circ. To Revive Pollution Coverage Suit
• U. Of Washington To Pay $4M To End COVID Tuition Case
• Husband Of Ex-Takeda VP Gets 2½ Years For Invoice Scam
• Anticipating Calif. Oversight Of PE Participation In Healthcare
• Steward Health Gets OK For Deal On Transition Contracts
• Pa. Bitcoin Miner Sues In Del. Alleging Host Co. Padlocking
• Off The Bench: NASCAR Feud Grows, ACC Peace, NCAA Wins
• Aecom Gets $8M Atty Fee Award In Colo. Toll Lanes Dispute
• California Bar Orders Investigation Of Flawed Exam
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Amazon Driver Can't Get Mass. Court's Ear In Wage Suit
• Staffing Co. Forced Dynata To Increase Prices, Jury Hears
• Trump's FCPA Freeze Puts Coal Exec Bribery Case On Hold
• Insurance Mogul Can Pursue $8.2M Battle Over NC Office Park
• Reuters Won't Have To Turn Over Meta AI Deal To Authors
• Engineer Denies WSFS Contract In 40-Story Sign Crash Dispute
• Ga. Attys Fight Bid To 'Hijack' $44M Realtor Settlement
• Exec Says Signature Was Forged In Case Against Pot Bank
• NJ Judge Open To FCPA Trial Delay, But Unsure How Long
• NJ Atty Seeks Exit From Developer Suit Over Escrow Cashout
• 7 Tips For Associates To Thrive In Hybrid Work Environments
• Playing Beach Volleyball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Dynata Tells Texas Jury Failure To Indemnify Was 'Last Straw'
• AME Church, Plan Admin To Pay $60M To Exit Retirement Suit
• Ex-USF Ballplayers Denied Class Cert. In Sex Harassment Suit
• Black Colo. Homeowner Joins DOJ's Race Bias Refi Suit
• Daimler Truck Unit Says Supplier Can't Halt Parts Shipments
• Boy Band, Music Exec Hit With $3.4M Verdict In Fla. Trial
• Judge Says DC Union Station Foreclosure Fight Too Late
• Paul Newman's Daughters End IP Suit Against Newman's Own
• Defunct Pittsburgh Law Firm Owes $1.3M In Rent, Suit Says
• Pa. Justices Hint Parents' Liability Waivers Aren't Binding
• If Elphaba Had Signed A Restrictive Covenant In 'Wicked'
• Musk Fails To Block OpenAI From Turning Into For-Profit Entity
• Scientific American Publisher Can't Ax Meta Pixel Privacy Suit
• Phillips 66 'Trickery' Merits $1.2B More Damages, Judge Told
• Staffing Co. Got 'Honest Pay' For Dynata Work, Jury Hears
• NJ Judge Nixes Derivative Suit Over $38M Tech Co. Spinoff
• ACC, Clemson And FSU End Legal Fight Over Revenues, Fees
• Insurer, Reinsurer Denied Early Wins In Reimbursement Row
• Petersen Health Care Opposes Vendor's Ch. 11 Fee Demand
• NC Judge Wants 1st Look At Info In Hospital Sale Suit
• Ohio Workers' Chrysler-UAW Conspiracy Suit Gets Tossed
• Malawi Telecom Regulator Looks For OK Of $8M Award
• Conn. Hospital Network Seeks Sanctions From Antitrust Class
• Freezer Co. Drops Supplier Suit Over $15M Embryo Loss
• Calif. Bar Staff Asks Board To Ditch Meazure's July Exam
• How Law Firms Can Counteract The Loneliness Epidemic
• Feds Seek 40 Mos. For Husband Of Ex-Takeda Exec
• Chemours Says Competitor Framed Spat As Antitrust Affront
• Colorado Couple Sue Atty Over Handling Of Property Dispute
• ITG Owes Reynolds Tobacco $251M For Settlement Payments
• Staffing Company Says Data Co. Dynata Stiffed It On $8M Bill
• American Asks Justices To Mull Bid To Revive JetBlue Pact
• Credit Bureaus Look To Duck Renewed Medical Debt Claims
• Insurer Says It's Off The Hook In Construction Site Injury Suit
• Tobacco, Cannabis Cos. Score Partial Wins In TM Fight
• Texas High Court Told Telecom Law Clears State Constitution
• Adviser Funneled Investor Cash Into $300M Ponzi, Suit Says
• 4th Circ. Backs Away From Contractor's Arbitration Fight
• VLSI Maintains Intel Doesn't Have A Free License To Its IP
• 5 Mass. Rulings You May Have Missed In February
• NYT Seeks To Ax Baldoni's 'It Ends With Us' Defamation Suit
• JLL Can't Get Early Win In $7.4M Broker Fee Suit, IT Co. Says
• Sutter Settles Years-Old Antitrust Suit On Courthouse Steps
• Pa. Supreme Court Snapshot: Negligence Damages Caps
• 5 Keys To Building Stronger Attorney-Client Relationships
• Accounting Firm Wants Out Of Fired Credit Union CEO's Suit
• High Court Declines Souvenir Store's TM Fraud Case
• Justices Turn Down Suit By Worker Fired Over Online Post