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Competition - May, 2024

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• Caremark Cut Loose From CVS Price-Gouging Case
• 'You Didn't Do It': Antitrust Judge Rips Apple's Doc Production
• Zillow Rival Tells 9th Circ. Listing Snub Not 'Optional'
• Vape Co. Can't Toss Breeze Smoke's Claims In IP Row
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• DOJ Slams Apple's Planned Bid To Dismiss Antitrust Suit
• DOJ's Ad Tech Case May Go To Judge, Not Jury, After All
• FTC Focus: Exploring The Meaning Of Orange Book Letters
• Off The Bench: NCAA Transfers Freed, Atty Plays Cards Right
• Colo. Judge Will Consider Kroger Divestiture Plan
• Texas Judge Opts Not To Recuse And Tosses Chamber Suit
• NJ Judge Says Mortgage Lender's Counterclaim Falls Flat
• Nationwide's Planned £2.9B Virgin Money Deal Gets UK Probe
• Healthcare Data Co. Says Blocked Access Could Kill Patients
• Albright Urged To Up Flypsi's $12M Trial Win Against Google
• Only One Landlord Allowed To Duck DC RealPage Suit
• X Corp. Aims For 'Jugular' In Defamation Suit, Watchdog Says
• Defendant Dropped From Calif. Broker Commissions Case
• Jury Awards Electric Jet Startup $72M In Boeing IP Case
• Sorority, Ex-Affiliate End Trademark Suit After Mediation
• Divided FTC Won't Delay Kroger-Albertsons In-House Case
• Gas Station Chain Owes Wash. Tax For In-Network Sales
• DOJ's Kanter Says AI Cos. Could Exploit Creators
• FTC, Novant Ask To Delay In-House Trial On Merger Challenge
• Wine Distribution Giants Must Face Provi's Antitrust Suit
• EU Court Rejects Appeal Over Spanish Port Tax Breaks
• Sen. Dems Call On DOJ To Prevent Price-Fixing In Oil Industry
• NCAA V. Athletes Suits Paused As Parties Talk Final Deal
• How Employers, Attorneys Can Respond To Noncompete Ban
• What To Watch As The FTC Targets Drug Patent Listings
• KKR's $24B NetCo Buy Gets EU Regulatory Approval
• VR Fitness App Ends $353M Antitrust Row With Meta, For Now
• NCAA To End Transfer Rules In Deal With DOJ
• Ex-Air Cargo Exec Who Took $6.7M In Kickbacks Gets 4 Years
• Trauma-Informed Legal Approaches For Pro Bono Attorneys
• US Steel, Nippon Obtain All Non-US Regulatory Approvals
• Meta's Policy On Threats List 'Sounds Nefarious,' Judge Says
• PBMs Urge Ohio Suit Stay For Supreme Court Ruling
• Visa, Mastercard Consumers Ink $197.5M ATM Antitrust Deal
• Chancery Sends Momentus De-SPAC Claims Toward Trial
• Microsoft's Post-Merger Layoffs Cited In I-Told-You-So Appeal
• Google, Apple Say Nothing New To Revive Search Pact Suit
• PJM Watchdog Challenges FERC's Meeting Roadblock
• Benefits Trade Group Urges Changes To New York PBM Regs
• Handbag Cos. Seek FTC In-House Delay For Fed. Court Row
• NCAA Must Face Bulk Of Student-Athlete's W.Va. Transfer Suit
• DOJ Requests More Info On $2.2B Employee Screening Deal
• 6 Questions For FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez
• Robinhood Reaches Deal To End 'Meme Stock' Investor Suit
• Pool Co. Can't Avoid, Delay Paying $16M False Ad Verdict
• Wilson Sonsini Adds 2 Attys In Salt Lake City From Kirkland
• The NFL's $6 Billion Question: Is Sunday Ticket A Racket?
• Anheuser-Busch, Tilray Fight Beer Sale Injunction Bid
• Playing Music Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Wachtell, Kirkland Steer $22.5B ConocoPhillips-Marathon Deal
• Amazon Can't Duck FTC's Prime Subscription Suit
• Ranchers' Claims Again Tossed From Beef Price-Fixing MDL
• Boeing Jury Urged To Reject Electric Startup's $200M IP Ask
• Agri Stats Can't Duck Or Transfer DOJ, States' Antitrust Suit
• Consumers, Advertisers Seek Class Cert. Against Meta
• The NCAA Put Out One Fire, But The House Is Still Ablaze
• RBS, Lloyds Bank, Others Ink $1.9M Libor Settlement
• Chevron Confident As Hess Shareholders Approve $53B Deal
• Activision Wins $14M From Call Of Duty Cheat Code Sellers
• HIV Drug Buyers Fight Bid To Combine 9th Circ. Appeal Briefs
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Chicken Buyers Defend Additional $37M Atty Fee Ask
• Kroger, Albertsons Must Give FTC Texts, Written Notes
• Apple Denied Appeal Of Cert. In App Store Monopoly Suit
• EEX, Nasdaq Power Offer EU Fixes For Deal
• Exxon Investor Broadens Promise To Nix Climate Proxy Bid
• Industry Lines Up Behind Net Neutrality Repeal Measure
• How Attys Can Avoid Pitfalls When Withdrawing From A Case
• CSG Ups Bid For Vista's Sporting Biz To $1.96B
• Justices Pass On Fight Over FERC Power Market Cap Rule
• Packaging Co. Bunzl Wraps £339M Acquistion Of Nisbets
• Live Nation Ticket Buyers Follow Feds With Antitrust Suit
• Sony Denied Early Bid To Block PlayStation Antitrust Class
• Enbridge Says Oil Transport Monopoly Claims Lack Merit
• Jazz Director Accuses Philly Pops, Execs Of RICO Conspiracy
• Petition Watch: Forum Shopping, Monopolies & Gun Safety
• Realtors Want Case Over 'Cooperation' Rule To Stay Dismissed
• The UK Laws That Will Pass Or Fail As Election Looms
• Biden's Judicial Impact And What's Left On The Wish List
• Off The Bench: NCAA Settles House NIL Class Action
• Software-Aided Price Fixing Under Antitrust Assault
• The Effects Of New 10-Year Limitation On Key Sanctions Laws
• DOJ Messaging App Warnings Undermine Trust In Counsel
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• EQT's $35B Equitrans Gas Merger Goes Unchallenged
• Using A Children's Book Approach In Firm Marketing Content
• CMA To Probe $295M Roche Diagnostics Deal
• DOJ's Live Nation-Ticketmaster Suit: What You Should Know
• PE Firm, Pharma Cos. Overturn £31M Drug Price-Fixing Fines
• FTC Blasts Amazon's 'Unbelievable' Claims About Signal Use
• Latham, Cravath Rep Live Nation In DOJ Ticketmaster Battle
• EU Fines Mondelez €338M For Curbing Snack Competition
• DOJ Has A Long Set To Play Against Live Nation-Ticketmaster
• House Money: The Path To A Landmark NCAA NIL Settlement
• 'I Just Don't Buy It': Judge Rips Google's Injunction Argument
• NCAA, Athletes Settle NIL Class Action Over Billions In Pay
• Conn. Marketing Co., Competitor Settle Exec Poaching Suit
• Enforcers Want To Know Where Roll-Ups Are Happening
• Legal Marketer, Ark. Firm Agree To End Trade Secrets Suit
• NCAA Can't Move Colo. Athlete Pay Case
• FTC Noncompete Rule Risks A Wave Of State AG Actions
• Patent Lessons From 4 Federal Circuit Reversals In April
• Deals Rumor Mill: NY Yankees, Abu Dhabi Bank, Int'l Paper
• Just 57% Of Complex Global Deals Closed Since 2020
• DOJ Sues Live Nation 14 Years After Ticketmaster Deal
• UK Antitrust Watchdog To Investigate Veterinary Market
• Pryor Cashman Atty Accused Of 'Brazen' Hose Patent Fraud
• Activist Investor Must Face Exxon's Suit Over Proxy Proposal
• Calif. Justices Debate Time To Sue To Change Insurer's Practices
• ATM Plaintiffs Must Share New Data In Visa, Mastercard Suit
• Antitrust Judge Questions Apple's Phil Schiller On New Fees
• Zillow Trade Practices Case Meets Skeptical Conn. Judge
• Likely NCAA Deal Negates Need For Transfer, Athletes Say
• Justices' CFPB Alliance May Save SEC Courts, Not Chevron
• Accepting Price-Fix Tech Invite Can Be Enough: DOJ Official
• Ga. Hospital Says Own Bylaws Are Not Grounds For Suit
• Axon Says Deal Saved 'Vital' Services In Antitrust Case
• Insurance Co. Says Ex-Underwriter 'Lured' Away Colleagues
• Teva, Bristol-Myers Cite Bystolic Against Cancer Drug Case
• A Comparison Of FDIC, OCC Proposed Merger Approaches
• House Dems Launch Price-Fixing Probe Of Oil Giants
• Being An EMT Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Behind Court Challenges To The FTC's Final Noncompete Rule
• UK Gov't Calls Elections For July 4 Despite Poor Polls
• Pacific Seafood Beats Crab Price-Fixing Claims, For Now
• Realtors Want Rethink After DOJ Antitrust Probe Allowed
• Sens. Challenge Pharma Lobbyist Over Patent Abuse
• Ship Engineers Take Case Against Shipbuilders To 4th Circ.
• Eye Drops Must Sell On Even Terms Under Rare Antitrust Win
• Apple Tees Up Bid To Toss DOJ IPhone Monopoly Suit
• FSU Asks NC Justices To Favor Fla. Suit In ACC Fee Fight
• FTC Chair Khan Says Corporate Concentration Creates Fear
• Tuna Buyers Seeking $1B In July Price-Fixing Trial
• F1's Andretti Denial Stokes Collusion Fears On Capitol Hill
• $93M Lipitor Antitrust Deal Sparks Dispute Over Fee Division
• NJ AG Starts Antitrust Section To Protect 'Fair Competition'
• Tips For Keeping Trade Secrets In The Vault
• Sheppard Adds Mayer Brown Litigator In Latest Chicago Move
• Conn. Law Firm's Trade Secrets Case Likely Moving To Fla.
• US Steel And Cleveland-Cliffs Spar Over Merits Of Nippon Deal
• Altria Unit Fights Bids To Toss Illegal Vape Sale Suit
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• Strategic Hiring Was The New Normal For BigLaw In 2023
• Mastercard, Visa Fee Hikes Face UK Competition Scrutiny
• CoStar, Hotel Giants Defend Benchmarking In Price-Fixing Suit
• DOJ Says Google Ad Tech Case About Coercion, Not Dealing
• Startup Admits Sharing IP With Boeing After Supposed Swipe
• Healthcare Futures Co. Sues Breakaway Ex-Members In Del.
• FTC Says Albertsons Execs Deleted Texts In Kroger Case
• Texas' Naive Witness 'Unacceptable' In Google Ad Tech Suit
• Alaska Airlines Rips Antitrust Suit Over $1.9B Hawaiian Merger
• Caterpillar, Equipment Co. Seek New Trial After $100M Verdict
• Agri Stats Can't Pause DOJ Antitrust Suit Discovery
• Contract Disputes Recap: Saying What Needs To Be Said
• Hunton Hires Antitrust Vet In DC From Lowenstein Sandler
• T-Mobile Deals Threaten Mobile Network Operators, FCC Told
• Tiny Tweaks To Bank Merger Forms May Have Big Impact
• DC Says Vegas Hotels' Win Doesn't Negate RealPage Suit
• Simpson Thacher Leads Blackstone In $705M Biltmore Sale
• Latham-Led CyberArk Buying PE-Backed Venafi In $1.54B Deal
• Davis Polk, Wachtell Guide $2B SouthState Banking Deal
• Apple OK'd New App Fees Despite Antitrust Ruling
• Boeing Jury Urged To Award Startup At Least $163M At IP Trial
• T-Mobile Must Face Sprint Merger Suit Before Appealing
• Las Vegas Sun Wants Day In Court Against Review-Journal
• Judge Won't Bar Thermo Fisher Exec's Jump To Repligen
• Google Says Payment Means No Need For DOJ Ad Tech Jury
• Industry Emboldened After Justices Galvanize Agency Attacks
• Debevoise Hires Former Clifford Chance US Antitrust Head
• Glass Lewis, ISS Split On Chevron-Hess Deal Guidance
• Sports Direct Loses Newcastle Replica Kit Injunction Bid
• Local Authorities Bid To Toss Truck Makers' Pass-On Defense
• $2B Default Recommended For Making Fair Trial 'Impossible'
• Klobuchar Reintroduces Sweeping Antitrust Reform Bill
• FTC Can't Make Albertsons, Kroger Produce Divestiture Docs
• 3rd Circ. Shuns Teva's 'Novel' Appeal On Israeli Investor Class
• FTC Deputy Director Rao On Healthcare Antitrust Agenda
• NJ Judge Scrutinizes J&J Unit's Libel Claim Over Talc Study
• Deals Rumor Mill: Shein IPO, Kraft Heinz, Cinven-Jaggaer
• Apple Exec Must Produce All Docs On 27% App Fee Decision
• Gilead, Teva Want 17 HIV Drug Antitrust Appeals Consolidated
• Lessons On Challenging Class Plaintiffs' Expert Testimony
• 11th Circ. Tries To Untangle Aftermath Of Judge's Early Exit
• US Soccer Hopes To Bounce Antitrust Lawsuit Absent FIFA
• Exploring An Alternative Model Of Litigation Finance
• Nantucket Accused Of Biased Car-Rental Licensing
• FTC Noncompete Rule's Impact On Healthcare Nonprofits
• $5.5M Apotex Generic Drug Price-Fixing Deal Gets Initial OK
• 2nd Circ. Backs Win For Big Banks In Forex-Rigging Suit
• Top Linklaters Attys See PE Rebound In Run-Up To Elections
• V&E Guides Crescent Energy On $2.1B SilverBow Buy
• CMA Deepens Probe Of Planned DJ Equipment Merger
• Siemens Selling Innomotics Unit To PE Firm KPS In $3.8B Deal
• Arizona AG Lobs Suits Over 'Deceptive' Amazon Practices
• Noncompete Rule Challenge Gets More Backing
• Feds, Pesticide Cos. Seek More Time To Find Mediator
• FTC Chair Khan Defends Request For 25% Budget Increase
• Metropolis, SP Plus Get Rare Early End To $1.5B Deal Probe
• DLA Piper Int'l Trade Attys Jump To K&L Gates In DC
• Former Sandoz Executive Avoids Prison In Price-Fixing Case
• Teaching Yoga Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Klobuchar Wants FTC To Make Firms Report Real Estate Buys
• Kirkland Guiding Billionaire McCourt On Bid To Buy TikTok
• Clarity Is Central Theme In FCA's Greenwashing Guidance
• Rumble Hits Google With Antitrust Suit Over Ad Practices
• DOJ Search Case Unveils Google-Apple Pact, Consumers Say
• RealPage, Landlords Look To Trim Ariz. Price-Fixing Case
• Boeing Can't Beat Rival's Trade Secrets Claim, 11th Circ. Hints
• FTC Cleared To Sue Texas Anesthesia Co., But Not PE Firm
• Boeing Jury To Sift Through Failed Electric Jet Partnership
• Aerospace Co. Hit With $450M Engine Parts Antitrust Suit
• Judge Trims More From Prison Phone Co.'s Antitrust Suit
• Amazon Rips 'Misleading' Claims Execs Destroyed Evidence
• Cheerleader Parents Seek 1st OK On $82.5M Varsity Deal
• A Vision For Economic Clerkships In The Legal System
• Shire Settles Claims Over Alleged ADHD Generic Delay
• Pool Co. Pleads For Reprieve From Asset Freeze To Pay Attys
• UK Considers Fixes To Utility's £89M Water Biz Deal
• Chamber Asks Texas Judge To Stop FTC Noncompete Ban
• FTC Can't Modify $5B Meta Privacy Deal, DC Circ. Told
• Handbag Cos. Denied More Market Info In FTC Merger Suit
• Florida State Fee Fight Frozen Pending Ruling By NC Justices
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Bystolic Antitrust Suit
• Kroger Says Wash. AG's Merger Suit Ignores Costco's Impact
• REIT Says Vegas Hotels Win Backs Tossing DC RealPage Suit
• Schumer Urges FTC To Block Hess-Chevron Deal, Jabs Trump
• EU Designates Booking.com As Gatekeeper, X Ads Escape
• Arena Football Contract Row Ends With Settlement
• CMA Can Appeal Nixed £100M Fine In NHS Drug Pricing Case
• Protecting IP May Be Tricky Without Noncompetes
• Royal Mail Beats Rival's Costs Claim, But £600M Trial Still Set
• Justices Reject COVID App Makers' Last-Ditch Apple Appeal
• Epic Judge Raises Eyebrows About Apple's New 27% App Fee
• Stagecoach's £25M Ticket Class Action Settlement Approved
• Okla. Tells Justices 10th Circ. Wrong On PBM Law
• Pharmaceutical Cos. Can't Nix Parkinson's Drug Antitrust Suit
• Vegas Hotels, Software Cos. Escape Price-Algorithm Suit
• Chamber OK'd To Intervene Against FTC Noncompete Rule
• Biz Claims Foreign Bribe Needed To Meet Energy Deal's Terms
• US Soccer, Relevent Sports Aim To Settle Antitrust Dispute
• How FTC's Noncompete Rule May Affect Exec Comp Packages
• Key Antitrust Class Certification Questions Remain Unclear
• Engineering Firm Inks Latest Deal In Conn. No-Poach Suit
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Recent Rulings On Text Message Data
• Quinn Emanuel Loses Co-Head Of UK Competition Group
• UK Opens Probe Into Thermo Fisher's $3.1B Olink Buy
• UK Class Actions Face Tougher Test On Distributing Damages
• 2 Firms Guide United Bankshares On $267M Piedmont Buy
• Google Slams Maps Antitrust Suit As 'Cut-And-Paste Job'
• Amazon, Walmart Face Dem Questions Over 'Dynamic Pricing'
• FTC Says Handbag Cos. Have Info Needed To Defend $8B Deal
• Attys Want $102M In Fees In Stock Loan Antitrust Deal
• Nintendo Gets Switch Suit Stay Pending Patent Review
• Hermes Seeks Exit From Antitrust Suit Over Birkin Bag Sales
• Chicken Farmers Win Cert. Of 24K Class In No-Poach Suit
• DOJ Task Force To Target Healthcare Monopoly, Collusion
• Installing Antitrust Firewalls For AI And Other Innovations
• FICO Blasts Discovery 'Sideshows' In VantageScore Suit
• GOP Sens. Call Biden's Bluff On US Steel-Nippon
• Watchdog Seeks Texas Judge's Recusal In Noncompete Case
• FTC's Exxon-Pioneer Nod Sets New Tone For Oil & Gas M&A
• Fostering Employee Retention Amid Shaky DEI Landscape
• Sports Direct Seeks To Revive Newcastle Injunction Bid
• Google Fights To Shut Down Advertising Antitrust Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: Paramount, Peloton, International Paper
• AI Art Cos. Fight Uphill To Toss Artists' Copyright Suit
• Apple Judge Skeptical Tech Giant Complying With Epic Order
• Fuel Truck Exec Cops To Rigging Firefighting Contract Bids
• BIA Tells 8th Circ. Energy Co. Can't Revive Lease Suit
• Split 6th Circ. Says Digital Media TM Case Has To Stay In Tenn.
• Teva Must Face Bulk Of Asthma Inhaler Antitrust Suit
• Wash. Justices Decline Personal Injury Atty's Fee Split Spat
• Google Fights Subpoena On Texas Amid Ad Tech MDL
• Trashing Of IP Case Wrongly Cut Atty Fees, Del. Justices Told
• Homebuyers Can't Stop NAR's $418M Settlement Hearing
• EGC Won't Annul EU Decision To Toss Spanish Tax Scheme
• Freshfields Antitrust Duo Rejoins Wilson Sonsini In DC
• PE In The Crosshairs Of Public And Private Antitrust Enforcers
• Swimming Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Advertisers Fight For Class Action In Google Antitrust Case
• Google Founder And CEO Eyed In Texas Deposition Push
• Novant CEO Vows To Improve Hospitals Facing FTC Scrutiny
• Fashion Cos. Say FTC Bid To Ax $8.5B Deal 'Makes No Sense'
• Duke Energy Rival Stresses Holistic View Of Monopoly Suit
• New IPad Buyers And Complaint OK'd In Amazon-Apple Suit
• MultiPlan, Insurance Cos. Accused Of Algorithmic Collusion
• Venable Trade Co-Chair Shares Hot Takes On US Steel-Nippon
• DOJ Says Cross-Border Antitrust Trial Must Stay In Houston
• Amazon Says Zulily Lacks Standing To Bring Antitrust Claims
• Colo. Judge Iffy On DOJ's Missive In Kroger Merger Challenge
• Tax Software Co. Still Can't Trim Rival's Trade Secrets Suit
• $55M Hospital Merger Suit Deal OK'd, UHC Objection Rejected
• Hytera Sanctions Show Strength Of Antisuit Injunctions
• FTC Noncompete Rule May Still Face Historical Hurdles
• Apple Seeks To Block 'Hopeless' £853M Battery Class Action
• Judge Weighs Discovery Need On McD's No-Poach Standard
• Judge Turns Down Realtek's Patent 'Conspiracy' Case
• Fed Law Doesn't Preempt Colo.'s Kroger Deal Challenge: DOJ
• Biotech Co. Wants To Appeal Red Cross Antitrust Immunity
• FCC Only Commits To Normal Review Of Soros-Audacy Deal
• Paul Weiss Lands M&A Pro Who Sees Strong Deals Pipeline
• Fashion Cos. Aim To Make FTC Define Market In Merger Suit
• Chamber's Noncompete Challenge On Hold For Earlier Case
• Manufacturers Should Pay Attention To 'Right-To-Repair' Laws
• Ga. Judge Blows Whistle On Football Squad's League Flip
• Meta Asks 9th Circ. To Revisit Predominance In Ad Class Cert.
• Judge Asks About Ad Quality As Google Search Trial Wraps
• Hospital In Novant Merger Beset By Staff Turnover, Court Told
• Goldman Settles Decade-Old Metal-Rigging Class Action
• DOJ Seeks Info Sharing With Texas In Google Ad Tech Case
• Google Blasts Epic's Post-Verdict Play Store Reforms Bid
• Chamber Blasts FTC Bid For Member IDs In Noncompete Suit
• EU OKs Nippon-US Steel Deal As DOJ Causes Delayed Close
• Colo. Jury Hits Berkshire Unit With $7M Monopoly Verdict
• New Federal Bill Would Drastically Alter Privacy Landscape
• Off The Bench: DraftKings, FIFA Warning, Charity Turmoil
• FTC Requests Additional Info On $16.5B Novo-Catalent Deal
• Robbins Geller Attys To Take Stand In $8M Sanctions Dispute
• 4th Circ. Preview: Hemp, Wells And A Withdrawal
• CFPB Could, And Should, Revise Open Banking Rulemaking
• UK Cites Regulatory Fears Over Utility's £89M Water Biz Buy
• How Cos. Can Protect IP In Light Of FTC Noncompete Rule
• Exxon Closes $60B Pioneer Purchase After FTC Agreement
• Cable Makers Must Face Class Action From UK Energy Customers
• 7th Circ. Mostly Backs Ill. Home Health Kickbacks Judgment
• Google Judge Ponders Search Engine's Might At Trial Closings
• DOJ Wants More Info On Controversial US Steel-Nippon Deal
• NFL Throws Flag On Harvard Prof's Sunday Ticket Testimony
• No Atty Fees For Objectors To $5.6B Swipe Fees Settlement
• Chicken Buyers Request $37M More In Price-Fixing Deal Fees
• Ex-JPM Trader Slams DOJ's 'Rank Opportunism' In Doc Suit
• Lawmaker Wants Antitrust Probe Of Health Insurance Data Co.
• Sugar Price-Fixing Suits Combined In NY
• House Seeks FTC Info On Scuttled Amazon-IRobot Deal
• FTC's Designer Fashion Deal Challenge Gets Sept. Hearing
• Barnes & Noble Joins Visa, Mastercard Settlement Objectors
• Door Maker Asks To Undo Landmark Divestiture Order
• 11th Circ. Rules Tribal Co. Is Not Immune In Trade Secrets Suit
• PE-Healthcare Mergers Should Prepare For Challenges
• Broadcast Cos. Demand Oversight Of Sports TV Joint Venture
• Mastercard Appeals Jurisdiction Ruling In £10B Class Action
• Setting Goals For Kicking Corruption Off FIFA World Cup Field
• Don't Use The Same Template For Every Client Alert
• FTC Clears $60B Exxon Deal With Pioneer Executive Ban
• Republicans Say Bank Merger Reviews 'Need A Shot Clock'
• Sens. Slam UnitedHealth's Security Lapses, Breach Response
• Sheppard Mullin Hires Paul Weiss Healthcare Antitrust Pro
• Future Is 'Bleak' If Judge Rejects Novant Merger, Court Hears
• Colorado Asks Judge To Review New Kroger Sales At Trial
• Chancery Nixes Amazon.com Investor's Antitrust Docs Probe
• Bayer Can't Scratch Off Antitrust Suit Over Flea, Tick Meds
• Sony, PlayStation Users Spar Over Early Antitrust Cert. Denial
• Chamber Must Name Cos. It Reps In Noncompete Suit, FTC Says
• Hotel Chains Hit With Algorithmic Pricing Collusion Suit
• Apple Users Defend Web Apps Antitrust Case
• Meta's Privacy Fight With FTC Paused For High Court Ruling
• Fla., NY, DC Join Suit Demanding Halt To NCAA's NIL Policies
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• 5th Circ. Judge Skeptical Of Medicare Drug 'Price-Setting'
• Online Portal Helps Fortify Feds' Unfair Health Practices Fight
• Food Supplier Can't Shake Off $5M DOD Bid-Rigging Claim
• Attys Seek $95M In Fees For Elite Schools' Aid-Fixing Deals
• CMA Worries DJs Might Pay More If Equipment Makers Merge
• Walking With My Dog Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 5th Circ. Nixes Software Co.'s $1.6B Win In IBM Contract Row