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Corporate - January, 2020

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• Wells Fargo Inks $79M Deal In Deferred Compensation Suit
• Avenatti Atty Grills Boies Schiller Lawyer Over Nike Probe
• Record Facebook Deal May Boost US Privacy Law Push
• Fired GC Of WR Berkley Unit Alleges Pervasive Age Bias
• Tesla Investor Faces Headwinds In Chancery Records Suit
• Hong Kong Wants To Give Cos. Special Voting Rights
• Biz Groups Win Early Block Of Calif. Forced Arbitration Ban
• House Dems Tee Up Sweeping Bill To Bolster Unions
• $7.5B Panera Deal Price Gets Nod In Chancery Appraisal Suit
• HD Supply To Pay $50M To End Securities Fraud Suit
• SEC Highlights Operational Resiliency In Cyber Exam Results
• NLRB Tells Judge Not To Second Guess Boeing Unit Decision
• Barstool Sports Faces New NLRB Charge Over Union Mockery
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• AseraCare FCA Ruling Is A Boon For Health Providers
• Workers Probably Can't Sue Over 'OK, Boomer'
• Most Lawyers Do Not Understand How AI Works
• 4 Considerations When Moving To A New Law Firm
• BIPA Bares Its Teeth In Facebook Biometric Privacy Deal
• Kohler To Pay $20M To End Claims Of Emissions Violations
• Lipnic, Kaplan Exits Could Mean No Quorum At EEOC, NLRB
• Microsoft Ruling Highlights Need To Document Biz Decisions
• FCC Floats $13M Fine For 'Hateful' Political Robocaller
• Calif., Union Appeal Block Of Dynamex Law In Trucking Biz
• US Merger Review Times Ticked Up In 2019
• DOJ Hammers On Sabre-Farelogix Merger Risk In Del. Trial
• Amazon Says Bias Suit Over Its Job Ads Threatens Calif. Cos.
• 6 Tesla Directors Settle SolarCity Merger Suit In Del. For $60M
• Trump Navigable Waters Rule Bound For Court Challenges
• SEC's Proxy Advice Proposal Violates 1st Amendment
• Dolphins GC Runs Interference On Bids Ahead Of Super Bowl
• A Modest Plan To Streamline Civil Cases In LA Superior Court
• 9th Circ. Revives Jilted BNSF Applicant's Obesity Bias Suit
• California's New Privacy Law Faces Its First Big Challenge
• Google, Facebook, YouTube Beat PersonalWeb IP Claims
• Feds Urged To Probe Report Of Saudi Bezos Cellphone Hack
• Facebook, Ill. Users Ink Record $550M Biometric Privacy Deal
• Jury Told Avenatti Is 'Brash' But Didn't Extort Nike
• DOL Opinion Letters Getting Chilly Reception In Courts
• LOT Network Booms With Promise Of 'Patent Troll' Protection
• How GCs Can Limit Their Risk In The Wild West Of Startups
• What Courts Are Saying About Litigation Finance Disclosure
• Heineken USA Hires Longtime Red Bull Atty As New CLO
• Apple, Broadcom Hit With $1.1B Verdict In Caltech Patent Suit
• Boston Scientific Ruling Clarifies M&A Termination Rights
• Insys Founder Says 'Drug Dealer' Accusation Biased Jury
• Long Road Ahead For Trump's North American Trade Pact
• European Parliament Socialists Want 18% Minimum Corp. Tax
• Airbus €3.6B Global Bribery Settlement Up For Court Approval
• CFPB's 'Abusiveness' Policy Seen As Missed Opportunity
• Orrick Partner Tapped For DOJ Antitrust Division Deputy Spot
• 'Ground-Breaking' Firm Gets $4.7M For Hopkins ERISA Case
• Ex-Cognizant Execs' Case Raises Novel FCPA Issues
• Calif. Lawmakers Float Rollback Of Misclassification Law
• DOJ Moves To Shut Down 2 Major Robocall Operations
• AIG Tells 9th Circ. It Needn't Cover Office Depot's $78M Deal
• Fintech Co. LendingUSA Hires Ex-Skadden Atty As GC
• Sinclair Paying $60M To End Fight Over Failed Tribune Merger
• Help Wanted: DOJ Seeks Attys, Paralegals For Tech Probe
• UBS Compels Arbitration For Atty's Retaliation Claim
• Hershey Says Exec Took Trade Secrets To Snack Bar Maker
• Starbucks Baristas Denied Cert. In Closing-Time Pay Dispute
• Taxpayer Takeaways From The Latest BEAT Rules
• Surefire Marketing Methods To Build Your Legal Practice
• Strategy Lessons From Wells Fargo Fintech Patent Litigation
• How Judges' Politics May Influence Corporate Fines
• Delaware Cases Shed Light On Electronic Books And Records
• Harvard Chem Chair Charged With Lying About China Ties
• Airbus Agrees To Settle US, UK, French Bribery Probes
• Regulators Clash With Wall Street As Liu V. SEC Looms
• DOJ Details Allscripts Unit's 'Abhorrent' Opioid Kickback Plot
• Jawbone Exec Tells Jury Ex-Worker Stole Invaluable Studies
• Federal Contracting Policy Leaves Mid-Sized Cos. In A Bind
• FTC, Facebook Say $5B Privacy Deal Benefits Consumers
• Target's $7M Robocall Deal With Class Of 240K Gets Final OK
• Ransomware Victims Get New Path To Coverage In Md. Ruling
• Calif. Says New Gig Economy Law Doesn't Single Out Writers
• United Exec Brands Sabre-Farelogix Deal Antitrust 'Nightmare'
• Biz Groups Back VW In Ohio Supreme Court Emissions Fight
• Chipotle To Pay $1.4M To Settle Child Labor Violation Claims
• 15 Minutes With Rothy's General Counsel
• Countrywide Arbitration Pact Doesn't Pass Muster, NLRB Says
• Setting Boundaries: An Essential Skill For Lawyers
• J&J CEO Denies Cashing In Options Was Linked To Exposé
• A Robust FCPA Compliance Program Is Imperative In 2020
• USPTO Guidance Not Helpful For Method Patent Applicants
• Expect More Pro-Business Rulings From NLRB This Year
• Fiat Chrysler Seeks Exit From GM Suit Alleging UAW Bribes
• UK Extends Privacy Law Patchwork With New Kids' Rules
• 4 Tips For Running An ESOP Without Getting Sued
• MoneyGram's New General Counsel Is Starbucks Alum
• Apple Hit With $85M Patent Verdict In WiLAN Damages Retrial
• 3 Takeaways From The New, Narrower Clean Water Act Rule
• Insys Shows RICO As Good For Kapoor As For Whitey Bulger
• EEOC Charges Drop But Sex Harassment Recoveries Climb
• Unions Find Organizing Cannabis Industry A Bumpy Road
• 4 FMLA Pitfalls To Watch Out For In 2020
• Facebook Is Not An Illegal Monopoly
• ABA Rules For Departing Attys Set Unprecedented Limits
• Fight For Equal Pay Continues 10 Years After Ledbetter Act
• VMware Hit With $236M Verdict For Willful Infringement
• Eli Lilly Taps WellCare Health GC For Top Lawyer Spot
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Solicitor General Weighs In On Age Bias High Court Case
• Fight For $15 Convinces NLRB Judge Not To Toss McD's Case
• MetLife Says 'Slights' Against Ex-Exec Aren't Discrimination
• Breaking Down Michael Avenatti's Nike Extortion Trial
• Google And Amazon Accused Of Selling Pirated Recordings
• Pro-Employer NLRB Rulings May Prompt Handbook Reviews
• Capitol Hill's Diversity Efforts Are Rubbing Off On Wall Street
• What To Know As Alphabet Hits 'Search' On A New CLO
• Avon Pregnancy Bias Suit Ends In Settlement
• Insys Founder John Kapoor Gets 5½ Years
• Wells Fargo Ex-CEO Fined $17.5M For Role In Sales Scandal
• FTC-DOJ Vertical Merger Guide Aims To Boost Transparency
• Insys VP Who Dressed As Dancing Opioid Gets 2 Years
• New Laws Bolster NJ's Worker-Friendly Bona Fides, Attys Say
• Women Held A Third Of Fortune 500 GC Spots In 2019
• Ex-Jawbone Worker Stole IP Before Joining Fitbit, Jury Told
• Execs On Notice After Report Of Saudi Bezos Cellphone Hack
• Expanded Travel Ban Means New Headaches For Foreign Biz
• Congress Weighs In On SEC Disgorgement Power Challenge
• NLRB Says Leaked Doc Can't Revive McDonald's Fight
• Former Toll Brothers GC Rejoins Cozen O'Connor
• Assessing Securities Class Action Risk With Event Analysis
• Navigating Criminal Antitrust Inability-To-Pay Claims With DOJ
• Nissan Ex-CEO Illustrates Do's And Don'ts Of Image Repair
• What To Know Before Enforcing A Nicotine-Free Workplace
• 3 Concerns If Your Witness Becomes Flippant At Deposition
• Michigan, Tesla Cut Deal Ending Direct Sale Suit
• GCs Must Brace For AI-Based Litigation Risks
• Cooperating Insys CEO Gets 2½ Years In Prison
• Takeaways From Exxon's Winning OFAC Penalty Challenge
• Insys Exec Gets 1 Year As Atty Slams 'Salacious' Prosecution
• Grayscale 1st Crypto Investor To Get SEC Reporting Co. Label
• 4th Roundup Trial Kicks Off On Monsanto's Home Turf
• Vodafone Quits Facebook-Led Libra Association
• Ex-Mithril Fund GC Demands Firm Stop Its 'Three-Front War'
• Ex-Insys Exec Blasts Big Pharma For Exploiting Women
• McKesson Beats Antitrust-Linked Derivative Suit, For Now
• IBM Inks $80K Deal To Settle Ex-Worker's Pregnancy Bias Suit
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Voiding AT&T Arbitration Agreement
• Justices' IBM Ruling Gives Life To ERISA Disclosure Liability
• FTC's Antitrust Powers Under Indirect Attack
• The Int'l, Federal And State Taxation Forecast For 2020
• DOJ's Trade Security Reporting Policy Boosts Transparency
• #MeToo Is Much More Than Last Year's News
• Calif. Rips Uber, Postmates' Dynamex Law Injunction Bid
• Board Composition Leads 2020 Corporate Governance Issues
• 2 Insys Execs Get Less Than 3 Years In Opioid Kickback Case
• High Court Won't Take Up Facebook Biometric Privacy Case
• Sidley Tapped For Investigation Into Best Buy CEO
• High Court ERISA Case Has States, Pharmacies On Edge
• EU Mulls Temporary Ban On Face ID Tech In Public Places
• Surescripts Can't Sink FTC's Monopoly Case
• USPTO Slams Arthrex Call To Strike Down IPRs At Fed. Circ.
• DoorDash Says $39M Deal Should Halt Courier Cases
• Supreme Court Calls For More Briefing After ADEA Hearing
• Facebook Must Turn Over App Data As Part Of Mass. Probe
• Chancery Energizes Investor Bids To Probe Corporations
• Tech Giants Join Fight Against Trump 'Public Charge' Policy
• Anti-Ransomware Strategies Must Evolve With Threat
• US Chamber Wants To 'Neuter' Judges, Sens. Tell 1st Circ.
• Justices Will Hear ACA Contraception Clash
• Workers Group Fights To Keep McDonald's NLRB Case Alive
• Litigating FRAND Rates After Fed. Circ. Ericsson Decision
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Baseball Scandal Highlights Compliance Lessons For Banks
• Google Gets 26 Amicus Briefs In Oracle Copyright War
• $8B Risperdal Verdict Slashed To $6.8M
• NLRB Advice Memos Tackle Investigations, Arbitration Pacts
• Mich. Privacy Law Covers Out-Of-State Readers, Judge Says
• App Cos. Sue Facebook Over 'Brazen' Anti-Competitive Plot
• Merck Says Ax Of $2.5B Patent Win A 'Disaster For Innovation'
• Cluttered TJ Maxx, Marshalls Stores Violate ADA, Suit Says
• Calif. Supreme Court Takes 2nd Dynamex Retroactivity Case
• Walmart Beats EEOC Discrimination Suit Over Sabbath Work
• SG Argument Likely Dooms Ariz. Tax Case At High Court
• Aramark Strikes $21M Deal To End Managers' Bonus Suit
• SEC Urges Justices Not To Cuff Its Disgorgement Power
• Top 10 Employment Law Developments Of The Decade: Part 2
• Tata Urges 7th Circ. To Toss $420M Trade Secrets Verdict
• NY State Flexes Muscles With Energy Service Co. Restrictions
• How Associate Life Has Evolved Over The Past Decade
• Senate Sends North America Trade Deal To Trump
• Trademark Profit Awards At High Court Crossroads
• Patent Behemoth IBM Latest Co. To Join LOT Network
• 5th Circ. Says BP Must Pay Walmart $15M For Oil Spill Losses
• Equifax Data Breach Settlement Is A Good Deal, Judge Says
• J&J Can't Keep CEO Off Stand At Talc Asbestos Trial
• House OKs Easing Path For Age Discrimination Suits
• Justices Seem Keen To Solve ERISA Case's Article III Question
• How The US Plans To Enforce Its New Trade Deal With China
• Walmart Beats Whistleblower's Skewed-Sales Claims In Calif.
• Del. Justices Weigh If Partnership Change Kills Standing
• AmEx Wins Arbitration, Dismissal For Anti-Steering Suit
• How The High Court Could Reshape The TCPA's Future
• Atty Can't Be Both Trial Counsel and Witness, Judge Says
• High Court May Lean Away From 2nd Circ. In 'Lucky' TM Case
• What's Changed And What's The Same In Final CFIUS Rules
• Energy Cos. Face China State Secrecy Law Risks
• Global Cartel Enforcers Shift Attention To Local Conspiracies
• Proposed Sirius XM Class Seeks Final OK Of $32M TCPA Deal
• US, China Ink 'Phase 1' Trade Deal After Years Of Turmoil
• Top 10 Employment Law Developments Of The Decade: Part 1
• Noncompete Developments To Watch For In 2020
• 'Rapid' Labor Disputes Tool In New NAFTA Could Fall Short
• FedEx Wage Suit Judge Criticizes Littler For Overlitigating
• Feds Say 'Concise' Charges Against Ex-Theranos Exec Suffice
• More US Patents Granted In 2019 Than Ever Before
• Vertical Merger Guidelines Give Enforcers Plenty Of Leeway
• This Firm Secured The Most Utility Patents In 2019
• Justices Unsure What's Needed For Trademark Profits
• What To Look For In The US-China 'Phase One' Trade Deal
• Amazon Will Seek To Block DOD's $10B JEDI Deal
• USMCA Trade Deal Slated For Final Passage This Week
• 8 Executive Pay Considerations For An Economic Downturn
• The Shortcomings Of DOL's Fluctuating Workweek Proposal
• Ex-1 Global Capital CFO Gets 5 Years In $287M Scheme
• Health Tech Boom In 2020s Will Test Fraud, Privacy Laws
• Breaking Down Brazil's 1st Data Protection Law
• Ex-Barclays CEO Pushed Side Deal To Pay Qatar, Jury Told
• 6 VW Execs Charged With Fraud In 'Dieselgate' Saga
• High Court Kicks IBM Stock-Drop Case Back To 2nd Circ.
• Northrop Grumman's $12.4M ERISA Deal Ends 13-Year Battle
• What's Next Now That DOL's Joint Employer Rule Is Final
• Del. Justices Say Chancery Was Right To Toss Uber-Otto Suit
• Ban On Insider Trading During '8-K Gaps' Heads To Senate
• Ex-Facebook GC Approved To Monitor Sprint/T-Mobile Merger
• Justices Seem Wary Of 2nd Circ.'s Ruling In 'Lucky' TM Case
• High Court Won't Hear Oracle v. Rimini Copyright Case Again
• Barr Pressures Apple To Unlock Navy Base Shooter's IPhones
• Post Holdings Cereal Merger Toast Amid FTC Challenge
• Split 9th Circ. Nixes Bid For Williams-Sonoma Customer List
• How International Trade May Play Out In 2020
• Judging A Book: Dyk Reviews 'Democracy And Equality'
• SEC's Audit Proposal May Bolster Compliance, Competition
• Justices Skeptical Of US Bank Retirees In ERISA Case
• 15 Minutes With Peet's Coffee's General Counsel
• Del. Justices Ax Late Votes In BlackRock Board Battle
• The Biggest Changes In China's Draft Anti-Monopoly Law
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• The Firms That Dominated In 2019
• T-Mobile/Sprint Tie-Up Judge Opens Door To Amicus Briefs
• High Court Could Limit ERISA Suits With US Bank Decision
• Iranian Cyber Threat Raises Stakes For Corporate Security
• Eddie Bauer Workers Stripped Of Cert. In Bag Check Suit
• FTC, DOJ Release Long-Awaited Vertical Merger Guidelines
• Supreme Court To Eye Constitutionality Of TCPA Carveout
• Longtime Washington Redskins GC Leaving Franchise
• CNN To Pay $76M Over Worker Firings In Record NLRB Deal
• High Court Wades Into ERISA Drug-Pricing Battle
• Goldman Sachs Looks To Exit 1MDB Shareholder Suit
• 7 Insider Tips For Working With In-House Counsel
• In Trademark Case, USPTO Warns Of Language 'Monopoly'
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• The Top FMLA And ADA Decisions Of 2019: Part 2
• New Injunction Policy Boosts Power Of Essential Patents
• All Eyes On Fed. Court After Trucking Cos.' Classification Win
• Subway Starts Fresh With Greenberg Traurig Atty As New CLO
• Avenatti Must Face Fraud Charge At Upcoming Nike Trial
• Uber, Postmates Push For Injunction On Calif. Dynamex Law
• USMCA Trade Deal Could Get Senate Vote Next Week
• Young Sidley Vet Confirmed As Trump's 'Regulatory Czar'
• Ex-McDonald's Worker Says Franchise Isn't A Single Brand
• 50 Years Later, Interpretive Challenges Remain For RICO
• T-Mobile/Sprint Deal Marches On Over States' Objections
• China Poised To Sign Early-Phase US Trade Deal Next Week
• Health Care AI Increasingly In Crosshairs Of State, Fed. Gov't
• Apple Unit Charged Ill. Tax On Exempt Software, Store Says
• 7 Ethics Tips For Lawyers' Pretrial Social Media Use
• 3 Key Questions Now That The SECURE Act Is On The Books
• Insurer To Pay $20.5M To End EEOC Race, Sex Bias Suit
• The Top FMLA And ADA Decisions Of 2019: Part 1
• States Should Not Follow ABA On Attorney Conduct Rules
• White House Would Cut Climate Change From Project Reviews
• Calif. Dynamex Law Doesn't Extend To Truckers, Judge Says
• Dodd-Frank Architects Join Legal Challenge To SEC's Reg BI
• Chancery's Forum Ruling Was 'Nonsense,' Del. Justices Told
• Uber Data Breach Suit Driven To Arbitration
• Teamsters Say 9th Circ. Ruling Saves Calif. Classification Law
• Experts Find Security Flaws In Chinese-Owned TikTok App
• Antitrust Lawmaker Queries DOJ On Politics' Role In Mergers
• Union Can't Convince NLRB Food Co. Bribed Worker
• UK Judge Rules Huawei, ZTE Infringe Essential 4G Patents
• SEC Wants Exchanges To Revamp Stock Market Data Policies
• Pay Equity Shortcuts Create Risks For Employers
• Northrop Grumman Beats Suit Over Pension Benefit Estimates
• Bumble Bee Defends Ch. 11 Bonuses For Dozens Of Execs
• DOJ Corporate Plea Deals Face Increased Judicial Resistance
• Top Deals Of 2019's 2nd Half And The Firms That Led Them
• Baker Botts Snags Executive Pay Lawyer From Jones Day
• How Courts And Litigants Can Benefit From Special Masters
• FTC Nearing Decision On Facebook Antitrust Probe
• Sonos Accuses Google Of Stealing Its Speaker Tech
• NLRB Urged To Revisit McDonald's Joint-Employer Case
• McDonald's Franchising Execs Say Leaders Overtly Biased
• PTAB Printed Publication Ruling Gives Petitioners More Work
• New DOL Opinion Letters Tackle OT, Leave Issues
• Google To Pay $7.5M To End Google+ Data Breach Suit
• Calif. Justice Rips Individual Deals Killing PAGA Suits
• Uber Policy Calls For Refresher On ABA Confidentiality Rules
• Division Over Arthrex Deepens In Polaris Suit At Fed. Circ.
• Canucks Promote GC To Assistant GM And Chief Legal Officer
• 2020 Rundown: What IP Lawyers Need To Watch This Year
• PwC Asks 2nd Circ. To Undo 'Unprecedented' ERISA Ruling
• Burford Capital Shakes Up Top Brass After Metrics-Juking Suit
• Lionbridge Says Insurer Won't Pay Kirkland Tab In $300M Suit
• Ex-Goldman Sachs Banker Cops To Insider Trading
• North American Trade Deal Vote Hinges On Impeachment Trial
• TCJA's Corporate Tax Reform Virtually Paid For Itself
• The Real Danger Of Outsourced Government Investigations
• Landry's Breach Bares Cards Swiped At Unencrypted Device
• Former UAW Board Member Accused Of Aiding Racketeering
• Google Tells High Court Oracle Case Will 'Upend' Software Biz
• Pfizer Unit's Alleged Drug Supply Cuts Aren't Anticompetitive
• DOJ Ends Uber Foreign Bribery Probe With No Charges
• Allergan To Pay $300M To End Birth Control Antitrust Case
• 4 Simple Rules For Witness Note Taking
• FTC Details 'New And Improved' Data Security Orders
• Rethinking Corporate Crisis And Litigation Communications
• Tight Job Market Requires Extra Trade Secret Protections
• Freelance Journalists Lose Bid To Pause Calif. Dynamex Law
• 9th Circ. Greenlights Walmart Truckers' $55M Wage Victory
• 4 Critical Considerations For Acquiring Unionized Businesses
• States, Union Back Virgin Flight Attendants At 9th Circ.
• Avenatti Can't Escape Extortion Charges In Nike Case
• Teva To Pay $54M To End FCA Suit Alleging Bribes To Doctors
• 15 Minutes With Crate & Barrel's General Counsel
• 7th Circ. Sanctions Atty $1K For Altering Pics In Walmart Suit
• Kraft Investors Get Class Cert. In Wheat Market Rigging Suit
• New Del. Justice Makes History In Move To Supreme Court
• Review Of Bias Probe 'Unwarranted,' EEOC Tells High Court
• Google Users Renew $5.5M Privacy Deal After 3rd Circ. Denial
• HP Secures $438M In Disk Drive Price-Fixing Case
• Wawa Settles Class Suit Over Booting Workers Off Stock Plan
• 2 Overlooked Advantages Of Hourly Fees
• Indicted Ex-Longfin CEO Will Pay $400K To End SEC Action
• Ex-Mayer Brown Atty Says Auto Startup Ruined His Career
• 500-Plus Delta Workers Sue Over 'Toxic' Lands' End Uniforms
• Fla. Court Sends Ex-Hobby Lobby Worker's Suit To Arbitration
• Lessons For MLP Conflict Transactions From 2 Del. Cases
• Imminent College Athlete Licensing Puts Cos. On Notice
• The Top 10 Changes To Illinois Employment Law From 2019
• Illumina, PacBio Call Off $1.2B Merger Amid FTC Probe
• DC Circ. Tells NLRB To Assess 'Conflict' In Labor, EEO Laws
• 2019 Wraps Up With A Bang For California Employers
• Apple Tells Justices $439M VirnetX Verdict Is 'Grossly Unfair'
• Chancery Tosses Challenge To $1B Essendant-Staples Merger
• SEC Proposes To Ease Auditor Independence Rules
• A Lower Bar To Prove Market Efficiency In Securities Cases
• The Path To A Stable Reporting Culture For Life Sciences Cos.
• 2nd. Circ Ruling May Incite More Title VII Pay Bias Claims
• Tesla Must Face Trial Over Factory's 'Jim Crow' Culture Claims
• UK Court's Soccer Sponsorship Ruling Offers Contract Tips
• Exxon Escapes $2M Russia Sanctions Penalty
• Experian Agrees To Pay $24M To Payday Loan Customers
• Chancery Keeps $1.4B Fresh Market Sale Challenge Alive
• Trump Enacts Robocall Crackdown Law
• The Top In-House Hires Of December
• The Top 10 Employer Resolutions For 2020
• A Look At Tech M&A In 2019 And What Lies Ahead
• A Corporate Governance Guide To 2020 Proxy Season
• Employment Cases To Keep An Eye On In 2020
• Delaware Cases To Watch In 2020
• 3 Looming Questions On California's Benchmark Privacy Law
• Benefits Regulations And Legislation To Watch In 2020
• California Cases To Watch In 2020
• Labor And Employment Regs And Bills To Watch For In 2020
• Opioid, Theranos Cases Among Key Trials To Watch In 2020
• Securities Litigation To Watch In 2020
• State & Local Tax Cases To Watch In 2020
• Consumer Protection Cases To Watch In 2020
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Cases To Watch In 2020
• State & Local Tax Policy To Watch In 2020
• Federal Tax Regs To Watch In 2020
• SEC And CFTC Regulatory Priorities To Watch In 2020
• Patent Cases To Watch In 2020
• ERISA Cases To Watch In 2020: All Eyes On The High Court
• Federal Tax Cases To Watch In 2020
• Federal Tax Policy To Watch In 2020
• Patent Legislation To Watch In 2020
• Patent Litigation Trends To Watch In 2020
• 3 Trademark Cases To Watch In 2020
• The Most Closely Watched Merger Reviews Of 2020
• 3 Worries That Will Keep GCs Awake At Night In 2020
• California Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2020
• 3 Privacy Law Predictions For The New Year
• How Independent Contractor Classification Changed Last Year
• 5 Things To Watch In Litigation Finance This Year
• The Big UK Corporate Crime Cases & Trends To Watch In 2020
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Policy To Watch In 2020