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Corporate - April, 2020

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• Amazon Workers Ink $11M Deal In Security-Line Pay Suit
• Spotify Accused Of Misleading Audio Co. To Steal Ad Software
• Trump Mulls Extending Chinese Tariff Breaks For One Year
• Elon Musk Risks Conflicts In Move To Insure Tesla's Board
• Bed Bath & Beyond Taps Ex-J. Crew, Amazon Atty As CLO
• DOL Head Says 'Cop Is On The Beat' As Virus Plan Blasted
• 5 Great-Recession Lessons GCs Must Remember Today
• Pandemic May Prompt Legislative Action On Court Deadlines
• Apple, Intel Try To Storm A DOJ-Backed Patent 'Fortress'
• Israeli Bank To Pay $874M For Helping Hide $7.6B From IRS
• Tips For Public Co. Financial Controls Amid Growing Scrutiny
• Daimler To Pay $19M To End Diesel Emissions Securities Suit
• Deutsche Bank's General Counsel To Exit After 6 Years
• PepsiCo Strikes Deal To End Ex-Worker's COBRA Suit
• Tesla Hid 'Horse And Carriage' Production Line, 9th Circ. Told
• The Top In-House Hires Of April
• Latham Helps With World Economic Forum Blockchain Toolkit
• New DOL Benefit Plan Guidance Embraces E-Disclosure
• Break On Global Tax Could Help Cos. Absorb Virus Losses
• 5 Types Of Suits Employers Are Bracing For Post-Pandemic
• Comcast Fails To Keep Sports Network's Antitrust Suit On Ice
• Report Finds Ransomware Crews Don't Leave After Being Paid
• Tesla Sued Over First 'Autopilot' Pedestrian Death
• DOJ Wants 'Indefinite' Merger Pause, Sabre Tells 3rd Circ.
• 5 Steps For Keeping Supply Chains Free Of Uighur Slavery
• Live Nation Accused Of Monopolizing Ticket Sales
• 90% Of Manufacturers Report Seeing COVID-19 Declines
• Workers Need Federal Protection From COVID-19 Risks
• Nestle Hit With Class Suit Over 'Ominous' COBRA Notices
• Eventbrite Beats Investor Suit Over Ticketfly Integration
• Judging A Book: Richardson Reviews 'Criminal Dissent'
• Trump Puts Amazon Domains On Blast For Counterfeit Sales
• Coronavirus Q&A: Blank Rome Real Estate Leader
• Whistleblower Ruling Expands Employers' Duties To Workers
• 5th Circ. Backs Noncompete Despite Forfeited Stock Units
• IP Trial Headed To Zoom Next Week, Over Cisco's Objection
• Merck CEO Among Attys On NJ Virus Panel
• DOL Issues New Guidance On Unemployment Expansion
• Complaint Says Understaffed Enforcers Jeopardize GDPR
• USPTO Extends Deadlines To June 1 Due To Pandemic
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Biz Groups Push For ACA Subsidies In New Virus Relief Bills
• Small-Biz Loans Over $2M Up For Review, Mnuchin Warns
• Taking Trade Secrets Not Protected Speech, Court Says
• Tips For Minimizing Law Firm Liability During COVID-19
• Suppliers Should Prep For Price Discrimination Claim Surge
• 3rd Circ. Revives Trade Group's Suit Over Mazda Program
• Textbook Giants Rethinking Merger Plan, UK Watchdog Says
• State Of Class Certification: Offense In Wage And Hour Cases
• NY Bank Regulator Taps Ex-UBS, Deutsche Official As GC
• Why In-House Legal Ops Aren't Growing At A Faster Clip
• DuPont Beats Pension Liability Suit Over Spinoff
• Apple Inks $18M Deal In IPhone Facetime Failure Suit
• The Perils Of Ignoring Contractual Forum Selection Clauses
• 3 Recommendations For Cos. Considering Litigation Finance
• Assessing Extraterritorial Reach Of DTSA After Ill. Decision
• 3 Key Developments As Coronavirus Cases Near 1,000,000
• Feds Dig In On Bid For High Court To Preserve TCPA Call Ban
• Despite Pandemic, No One Expects OSHA Emergency Regs
• Leave, Layoffs Atop Employers' Minds As COVID-19 Persists
• McConnell Wants Broad Liability Shield In Next COVID-19 Bill
• Virus Signals Need To End Use Of Tax Havens, Report Says
• After Probe, Ex-BigLaw Atty Becomes Pot Co. CEO
• Kickstarter Nabs Uber Atty For General Counsel Spot
• Breaking Down Illinois' Biometric Privacy Litigation Boom
• Ex-Apple Atty Says Insider Trading Rap Is Unconstitutional
• Sanctions Compliance Tips For A Dynamic Global Landscape
• SEC Statement On Emerging Markets Is A Stunning Failure
• A Proposed Technology-Assisted Review Framework
• Calif. Privacy Law Takeaways From 9th Circ. Facebook Case
• Best Practices For Remote Corporate Actions
• Calif. Businesses Slam State Over COVID-19 Closure Orders
• Uber, Postmates Say Calif. Can't Escape AB 5 Challenge
• Expect More TM Litigation Post-High Court 'Willfulness' Ruling
• In Seuss Case, 9th Circ. Is Wary Of Fair Use For Mashups
• Steps To Maintain Workplace Equality During The Pandemic
• How COVID-19 Is Set To Reshape Federal Privacy Law Debate
• 9th Circ. Denials Sustain Consumer Arbitration Hurdles
• State Of Class Certification: Defense In Wage And Hour Cases
• 15 Minutes With OSI Systems' General Counsel
• Insurers Face Growing Collective Action Over Virus Claims
• McDonald's Must Face Worker's Suit Alleging No-Poach Pact
• FCRA Doesn't Impose Time Rule For Disclosure, 9th Circ. Says
• AFL-CIO Prez Offers Legal Aid To Fired Amazon Workers
• Pandemic Vexes Debate On Digital Taxes, Unprofitable Cos.
• Vertical Deals Don't Get Easy Pass Under Revised Guidelines
• Trump's Green Card Ban May Free Up More Employment Visas
• 4 Ways Contractors Can Get Federal Relief During COVID-19
• 4 Tips For Crafting Good Disclosures After A Chaotic Quarter
• Facebook's Record $5B FTC Settlement Approved By Judge
• DOJ Antitrust Head Decries Challenges To Fed Merger Power
• SBA Says No COVID-19 Loans For Bankrupt Businesses
• Navigating Loan Doc Implications Of Pandemic Disruption
• Pandemic Means Crisis Plans In Future Exec Comp Packages
• Workers' Comp May Not Be 1st Choice For Virus Claims
• NLRB Nixes Hospital's Bid To Halt Union Vote During Outbreak
• How To Maintain A Robust Workforce During A Pandemic
• Rep. Neal Open To GOP Biz Expensing Plan For COVID-19 Bill
• A Checklist For Insiders Looking To Buy Company Stock
• How Lawyers Can Find Equanimity In Crisis
• Will High Court's Trademark Ruling Spark Litigation Wave?
• Coronavirus Coverage Litigation: The Week In Review
• An Employer's Guide To Handling Virus-Related Protests
• Small Biz Bankruptcy Rules Come Just In Time For Many
• 3M Wins Restraining Order In Price-Gouging Case
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Insys Prosecutors To Appeal Part Of Landmark Guilty Verdict
• Ex-DOJ Atty Warns Of New COVID-19 Price-Gouging Laws
• Treasury Shoos Bigger Cos. Away From Virus Relief Loans
• PNC Breaking Virus Relief Package Rules For Profit, Suit Says
• 4 Key Developments As Coronavirus Deaths Near 50,000
• Victoria's Secret Owner Blasts Sycamore's 'Buyer's Remorse'
• USPTO Says Alice Rejections Fell After New Guidance
• Wells Fargo's Virus Relief Loans 'Gating' Policy Under Fire
• Int'l Chamber Backs Biz Tax Payment Waivers Amid Pandemic
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• $484B COVID-19 Relief Bill Headed To Trump's Desk
• Merger Reviews Chugged Along In Earliest Days Of Pandemic
• Market Decline Will Have Diverse Repercussions For Cos.
• Liability For Employees' COVID-19 Exposure Is Hard To Gauge
• Anticipate Gov't Subpoenas Of Your Zoom Recordings
• Pa. Ruling Doesn't Support COVID-19 Biz Interruption Claims
• Real Estate Firm's GC Claims Virus Compliance Got Her Fired
• Preparing For A Surge In Virus-Related Whistleblower Claims
• Courts Should Look To 3 Bar Exam Alternatives During Crisis
• Chancery Sounds Warning On Distressed Acquisitions
• The Road Back To Business As Usual: 12 Steps For Cos.
• DoorDash Can Arbitrate Consumers' Tip Policy Suit
• Best Practices For Managing Litigation During Pandemic
• EEOC Gives Employers A Green Light To Test For COVID-19
• Justices Say Willfulness Not Needed For Trademark Profits
• Ex-BNY Mellon Exec Wants $15M For 'Transparent' Retaliation
• Top Fox Lawyer Among Execs To Forgo Salary Amid COVID-19
• Ex-DOJ Deputy Warns Of Virus' Long-Term Compliance Risks
• Everybody Wants A 'COVID' Trademark. Few Will Get One.
• Virus A 'Reasonable Excuse' For UK Merger Docs Timing
• Seattle Payroll Tax Gets First Hearing As City Revenue Craters
• Uber To Unveil Greater Virus Protections For Calif. Drivers 
• Spouses, Health Care Workers Exempt From Green Card Ban
• Ex-Morgan Stanley Analyst Accuses Bank Of Sexist Culture
• Pandemic Could Be Spark For Private Equity Powder Keg
• Mitigating Fraud Risk During COVID-19 Crisis
• Amazon Price-Gouged Amid Pandemic, Calif. Consumers Say
• Pa. Justices Expand Employer Liability For Unemployment Tax
• Are Litigation Funding Documents Protected From Discovery?
• High Court Makes IPR More Powerful, More Controversial
• What 2 Jurisdiction Rulings Mean For Class Action Defendants
• DOL Urges Masks, Distance For COVID-19 Construction Safety
• Victoria's Secret Buyer Says Store Closures Sank $525M Deal
• 3 Models To Balance The Labor Market Amid The Pandemic
• Hogan Lovells, Davis Polk Tapped In $5.7B Facebook-Jio Deal
• Calif. Biz Groups Want Litigation Protection During Pandemic
• Tech Titans Commit To Freeing IP To Aid Pandemic Response
• Fintech To Play Central Role In Small Biz Lending Efficiency
• Chipotle To Pay $25M Fine Over Foodborne Illness Outbreaks
• The Coming Wave Of COVID-19 Class Actions
• Senate OKs $480B More Virus Relief For Small Biz, Hospitals
• AFL-CIO Boss Says No Reopening Without New Safety Rules
• Virus-Prompted Market Volatility May Expose Fraud Schemes
• States May Consider Back-Tax Payment Plans For Pandemic
• Antitrust Tools For Dealmakers Preparing For Better Times
• How COVID-19 Might Uproot Centuries Of Litigation Traditions
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• How Courts May Handle Real Estate Force Majeure Suits
• New Va. Whistleblower Law Offers Broad Employee Protection
• State Of Class Certification: Offense In Workplace Bias Cases
• 4th Circ. Sinks Best Buy Worker's Suit Over Racist Joke
• GCs At Richest Companies Face Widest Gender Pay Gaps
• ABA Lays Out COVID-19 Business Standstill Template
• PTAB Time-Bar Fights Will Ramp Up After High Court Ruling
• Labor Cites Virus In Bid To Delay NLRB Joint Employer Rule
• SEC Has Cut Trading For 20 Stocks Over COVID-19 Concerns
• Businesses Urge New MDL Over Virus Interruption Coverage
• Investors Want Chancery To Block 'Proxy Put' Campaign
• 'No Relaxation' Under COVID-19, FTC Antitrust Chief Says
• Chase, Wells Fargo Kept PPP Loans From Small Shops: Suits
• Insys Founder Says Feds Singling Him Out On Prison Delay
• Why Force Majeure Isn't A Golden Ticket Out Of M&A Deals
• DOL Says Idled Gig Workers Can Collect Unemployment
• Amid COVID Market Volatility, Are CLOs The Next RMBS?
• Seattle Biz Tax Could Be Referendum-Proof, City Official Says
• Tips For Commercial Mortgage Borrowers Affected By COVID
• Consider Legal Ramifications Before Recording Video Calls
• State Of Class Certification: Defense In Workplace Bias Cases
• Retailers Want Trump's COVID-19 Duty Relief To Go Further
• 15 Minutes With Waymo's Chief Legal Officer
• Supreme Court Bars Time-Bar Appeals In PTAB Cases
• New DOL Directives Aim To Speed Up Contractor Bias Cases
• DOD Strikes Back At Amazon's Protest To $10B JEDI Review
• Apple-Google Virus Tracing Gets Watchdog's Early Blessing
• Blue Bell Settles Shareholder Listeria Suit, Staving Off Trial
• 4 Ways COVID-19 Will Change Workplaces Forever
• SEC Urged To Accept E-Signatures On Filings Amid Pandemic
• WeWork Can't Get Quick Chancery Trial In $3B SoftBank Case
• 6 Insurers Hit With Class Suits Over COVID-19 Coverage
• Think Twice Before Using Deal Counsel As Litigation Counsel
• Employers Seek Liability Shield From COVID-19 Worker Suits
• NLRB Says Elections, Cases Still On Track Despite Virus
• 3 Tips For Deposing Difficult Witnesses Remotely
• Hooters Hit With WARN Act Suit Over Coronavirus Layoffs
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• How T-Mobile And Sprint Beat A State-Led Merger Challenge
• 10 Ways In-House IP Counsel Can Get Ahead Amid Quarantine
• Converse Settles Bag Check Pay Suit Revived By 9th Circ.
• Trump Outlines Phases Of COVID-19 Reopening Led By States
• SEC Awards $27M Bounty To 'Tenacious' Whistleblower
• NY Data Security Law Boosts Liability As Cyberattacks Surge
• Employment Attorneys See Pockets Of Hiring Amid Pandemic
• AbbVie Execs Want Out Of Humira Kickbacks Suit
• Pa. Ruling Strengthens Arguments For COVID Loss Coverage
• Liu V. SEC Offers Opportunity For Clarity In Disgorgement Law
• COVID-19 Measures Should Not Threaten Shareholder Rights
• Tips For Schools Handling Title IX Cases During Pandemic
• Debt Buyback And Liability Management During The Pandemic
• Fed-Up Judge Tells Attys To 'STOP!' With Opioid Filings
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Employers Should Be Wary Of DOL's Eased Tip Rule
• NLRB Says It's Owed 'Extraordinary Deference' On Elections
• Money Runs Out For Pandemic Small-Biz Loan Program
• Why Litigation Fears Mean Firms' Phones Are Still Ringing
• 5 Ways To Buoy Productivity When Everyone's Teleworking
• Corporate Borrowing Binge Expands To High-Yield Bonds
• US Warns Of North Korea Cyberthreat To Financial Industry
• Former Chubb Execs' Benefit Plan Lawsuit Filed Too Late
• 3rd Circ. Says Cabela's Can't Enforce Proprietary Info Deals
• Pierce Bainbridge To Shut Down After Mass Resignations
• Tesla Settles Trade Secret Fight With Self-Driving Startup
• Ex-Theranos CEO's Criminal Trial Delayed Until October
• COVID-19 Securities Class Actions May Hinge On Disclosures
• New Jersey's Plan For 2020 Law Grads Is Brilliant
• Tesla Can't Shake Stock Suit Over Musk's Take-Private Tweets
• NJ Gov. Signs Bill To Extend State Tax Deadlines, Fiscal Year
• Trump Vows Openings By May, Blames WHO For Pandemic
• Law School Enrollment In Sharp Decline For Asian Americans
• NY Sues Labor Dept. For Constricting Paid Leave Eligibility
• Virus-Inspired Worker Uprisings May Have Lasting Impact
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• IRS Tells Cos. To Explain Losses, Not To Adjust Comparables
• A Board's Guide To Conducting Virtual Shareholder Meetings
• Pa. Justices Won't Scrap Emergency Business Closure Order
• Age Bias Ruling May Usher Stronger Civil Rights Protections
• Managing E-Discovery Providers In Times Of Crisis
• To Tackle COVID Price Gouging, 3M Turns To Trademark Law
• State Of Class Certification: Offense In ERISA Cases
• Comcast Taps Ex-21st Century Fox Atty As Compliance Chief
• Planning For Calif. Privacy Law Compliance Amid Uncertainty
• COVID-19 Hacks Bring Cyber Hygiene Into Sharp Focus
• Witness Preparation Tips For Your Next Video Deposition
• COVID-19 And Compliance: Lessons From Great Recession
• GC Pay Cuts Under Relief Bill Could Have Lasting Impacts
• How To Mollify Auditor Doubts Over A Co.'s Viability
• GrubHub, Other Top Delivery Apps Are Hit With Monopoly Suit
• Facebook, LinkedIn Sued For 'Eavesdropping' On Zoom Users
• UCLA Law Students Rip Prof's 'Xenophobic' COVID-19 Tweet
• DOJ, FTC 'On Alert' For Wage-Fixing Amid COVID-19
• Uber, Chamber Drop Fight Over Seattle's Drivers Union Law
• In Novel Case, Insurer Sues Own Law Firm After Data Breach
• McDonald's Hit With $500M Sex Discrimination Suit
• NJ Lawmakers Pass Tax Deadline Extension Amid COVID-19
• DOL's Virus Paid Leave Rule: What Employers Should Know
• GC For Ann Taylor Parent Exits Co. Hit By COVID-19 Measures
• 6 Ways Coronavirus May Impact Business Litigation
• Proactive Tax Planning And The Next Stimulus Package
• Unions Can't Make Leaving Too Hard, NLRB Memo Says
• State Of Class Certification: Defense In ERISA Cases
• Adjusting Anti-Corruption Compliance Controls For COVID-19
• Insys Execs Should Stay In Jail During Appeal, Gov't Says
• In Defense Of Virtual Mediation
• 15 Minutes With Sonos' Chief Legal Officer
• Legal Depts In Service Industries Take Brunt Of Virus Impact
• Apple, Google Unveil Joint Effort To Track COVID-19 Spread
• EEOC Roundup: Sexual Harassment Focus Of Suits And Deals
• DOL Lays Out Rules For COVID-19 Reporting, Jobless Aid
• Top Workplace Lawyers Scramble To Master Unemployment
• Chicago, Equifax reach $1.5M Settlement Over Data Breach
• Consumer Groups Back Banks' COVID-19 Robocall Relief Bid
• Holland & Knight Snags Ex-PrimeSource GC In Dallas
• Limits Of FCPA Jurisdiction Over Foreigners After Hoskins
• In The COVID-19 Wave Of Bankruptcies, Creativity Is Key
• New EEOC Virus Advice Touches On Screenings, Medical Info
• First-Quarter Securities Class Actions Respond To Outbreak
• GOP Sens. Urge 'Aggressive' CFIUS Review Of Chinese Funds
• Industry Implications Of SEC's Accredited Investor Proposal
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• A Call To Action For The Coming Insurance Litigation Siege
• 3M Files Trademark Suit Over COVID-19 Mask Price-Gouging
• How A Small Law Firm Adapts To Remote Work
• Don't Just Delay The Bar Exam — Cancel It Forever
• Amazon Can't Arbitrate Kids' Alexa Privacy Battle
• COVID-19 Paid Leave Law May Leave Workers Out In The Cold
• DOJ Asks FCC To Ban China Telecom, Citing National Security
• Antitrust Enforcers Lean Toward Flexibility Amid COVID-19
• SEC Enforcement Expected To Surge On COVID Volatility
• EU Seeks Further Expansion Of COVID-19 Aid
• Calif. Small Businesses Sue China For $8T Over COVID-19
• LA Mayor Signs Modified COVID-19 Paid Sick Leave Order
• Proxy Firm OKs Poison Pills, Bashes Buybacks In Pandemic
• High Court Inaction Paves Way For Increasing FCA Dismissals
• Early Securities Class Actions Highlight COVID Litigation Risk
• Biz Group Wants Justices To Tackle NFL 'Sunday Ticket' Suit
• 9th Circ. Revives Wiretap Claims In Facebook Privacy Suit
• Don't Forget Firm Culture When Adapting To Remote Work
• Billions More For Small Biz COVID-19 Relief Blocked In Senate
• NLRB's Top Cop Says Boeing Meddled In SC Plant Union Drive
• Federal Court Tosses Axon's Challenge Of FTC Authority
• 7 Takeaways From Labor Dept.'s COVID-19 Paid Leave Rule
• Juno Awarded Over $1.1B In Final Judgment For IP Case
• 3 Key Developments As Coronavirus Cases Top 400K
• Intel, Universities Support Freeing Up IP To Fight COVID-19
• Owlcam Investors Say Amazon Aided Executives' Self-Dealing
• Ousted Factory CEO Urges Chancery To Open Path For Return
• Third-Party Funders' Business Is Booming During Pandemic
• Pandemic May Spur Better Protection For Auto Supply Chains
• Ghosn Flight Shows Need For Extradition Treaty Cooperation
• 1st Circ. Backs NuVasive's Noncompete With Ex-Sales Rep
• Comcast Can't Get Full 7th Circ. To Tank Antitrust Suit
• How To Prepare Clients For Ponzi Schemes Amid COVID-19
• Duolingo Taps Ex-Yahoo, VMware Atty As 1st General Counsel
• NLRB Pushes Back Union Election Revamp Due To Pandemic
• How To Handle No-Cut Employment Contracts In Hard Times
• Viacom Settles Former VH1 Exec's Racial Bias Suit
• Predicting COVID-19's IP Impact From Past Recessions' Stats
• DOJ Loses Bid To Block $360M Sabre-Farelogix Merger
• Altria, Juul Face Consumer Antitrust Action Over $12.8B Deal
• EEOC Pauses Right-To-Sue Notices Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Caltech Cites Apple, Broadcom Misconduct To Boost $1B Win
• Cahill Gordon Suspends 2020 Summer Associate Program
• Dems Float COVID 'Heroes Fund' Offering $25K Hazard Raises
• Coronavirus Regulations: Week In Review State By State
• DC Circ. Says EPA Can't Roll Back Hydrofluorocarbons Rule
• JPMorgan Settles Massive 401(k) Class Action
• COVID-19 Likely To Slow But Not Stop Global Minimum Tax
• Del. OKs Virtual Shareholder Meetings To Stem Virus Risk
• $2T Relief Bill Carries Big Fraud Risks, White Collar Attys Say
• DC Circ. Sinks Challenge To EPA Emissions Policy Change
• Inside Shareholder Rights Plans Adopted Amid COVID-19
• 5th Circ. Ruling Amplifies Bristol-Myers Class Action Debate
• Ex-Nokia Attorney Pans 'Surreal' Attempt To Ax Her Bias Suit
• WeWork Committee Sues SoftBank For Nixed $3B Share Buy
• Conducting Court Hearings Remotely: 12 Considerations
• Telework Due To COVID-19 Spawns Employer Nexus Worries
• Senate Eyes More Pandemic Funds For Small Biz, Workers
• 3 Key Developments As Coronavirus Deaths Top 10,000
• Ex-Walmart Worker's Death Spurs 'First' Ill. COVID Death Suit
• BladeRoom Attys Awarded Bulk Of $24.5M Sought In IP Row
• How COVID-19 Could Shake Up Patent Strategies
• Firm Cost-Cutting Has GCs Watchful But Not Worried — Yet
• Copyright Office Gives 'Emergency' Relief During COVID-19
• United Airlines Sued Over Refund Policy Amid COVID-19
• Avoiding Class Claims For Sharing COVID-19 Location Data
• 6 Things To Know About The COVID-19 Relief Watchdog
• The Era Of Video Mediation Is Here — Or Is It?
• Furloughs: Weighing The Unemployment Costs And Benefits
• Addressing Ethics And Compliance Risks In Uncertain Times
• COVID-19 Highlights BigLaw Need For Emotional Intelligence
• EU Tax Chief Sees Possible Growing Need For Digital Levy
• D&O Insurance Tips For Coronavirus-Related Claims
• 15 Minutes With Grubhub's General Counsel
• Justices Won't Review EEOC's Post-Suit Power To Investigate
• High Court Won't Weigh DOJ Dismissal Power In FCA Cases
• Wonder Bread Co. To Pay $13.3M To End Driver Wage Action
• GCs Report Smooth Transition To At-Home Work During Crisis
• EEOC Coronavirus Guidance No Silver Bullet For ADA Risks
• Lyft Ordered To Tell Judge What It's Doing About COVID-19
• Disabled Ex-Walmart Worker's $5M Award Slashed To $300K
• Employers See Strings Attached In $500B CARES Act Relief
• Tinder Accuses Bumble Of 'Exploiting' COVID-19 In IP Fight
• Zoom's Sudden Rise Presents Test For New Calif. Privacy Law
• FTC Should Leave Regulation Of Noncompetes To States
• Judicial Shaming Of Attys Is Troubling Even During Pandemic
• Environmental Compliance Essentials During The Pandemic
• Surveillance Co. Says Facebook Wanted To Use Its Spy Tools
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Pelosi Outlines Next COVID-19 Bill, Without Infrastructure
• What It's Like To Join A Law Firm In The COVID-19 Era
• When Coronavirus, Federal Paid Leave And The NLRA Collide
• Don't Be Social Media Distancing: LinkedIn Tips For Lawyers
• Considerations For Conducting Remote Internal Investigations
• COVID-19 Forces VIP Cinema To Shut Down, Scrap Ch. 11 Plan
• CEO Must Testify In Chancery On Firm's 'Reprehensible' Acts
• As Bankruptcy Storm Brews, Legal Pros Say Save Cash
• AGs Force Hobby Lobby To Reclose Colo., Ohio Stores
• What Employers Should Know Before Seeking Stimulus Loans
• 3 COVID-19 Changes IP Attys Want To Keep & 1 That Must Go
• Dems Demand Rewrite Of DOL's Coronavirus Leave Guidance
• GCs Forced To Shift Priorities Amid COVID-19 Crisis
• Level Solar Principal Says Faber Secretly Entrenched CEO
• Lawmakers Mull Small-Biz Tax Relief For Next Pandemic Bill
• How COVID-19 Will Affect DOJ's White Collar Enforcement
• CFPB Whistleblower Program Could Plug Enforcement Gaps
• Are Pandemic Sellers Actually Violating Price-Gouging Laws?
• Inside The CARES Act's Key Tax Code Modifications
• Cinema Owner Says Mexican Co. Used COVID-19 To Slip Sale
• Guiding Clients Through DOL Benefit Plan Probes: Part 2
• Remote Depositions: Coming To A Home Office Near You
• Ways Lawyers Can Support The Most Vulnerable Right Now
• Lululemon Escapes Investor's Toxic Work Culture Claims
• Bed Bath & Beyond Says Virus Can't Stop 1-800-Flowers Deal
• SoftBank Terminates $3B Tender Offer For WeWork Shares
• Facebook, Chamber Back Bid To Strike TCPA Autodialer Ban
• 10x Genomics Reveals Ransomware Attack Amid Pandemic
• FTC Sues Altria And Juul, Says $12.8B Deal Hurt Competition
• Microsoft Warns Hospitals Vulnerable To Ransomware Attacks
• NLRB To End Union Election Freeze On Monday
• USPTO Deadline Extensions Give Flexibility During Crisis
• Theranos Judge Rips 'Tone' Of Attys' Pandemic-Related Filing
• Congress Must Bolster Bias Remedies After Comcast Ruling
• Gov't Interaction Ethics Rules Still Apply In COVID-19 Crisis
• Guiding Clients Through DOL Benefit Plan Probes: Part 1
• Disney GC To Take Pay Cut Due To COVID-19
• Calif. Ruling Further Weakens Employee Seating Claims
• DOL Virus Leave Rule Sheds Light On Small Biz Carveout
• Confronting The Challenges Of Virtual Mediation
• Preparing For Private Right Of Action Under Calif. Privacy Law
• Time Warner Can't Shake Workers' Revived Overtime Suit
• T-Mobile, Sprint Close Merger As Judge Clears Deal With DOJ