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Corporate - May, 2020

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• OSHA's Critics Seize On News Of Lone COVID-19 Citation
• Bankruptcies Pile Up As COVID-19 Pandemic Squeezes Cash
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Remdesivir Access, Zoom TM Security
• COVID-19 Securities Catch-Up: The 8 Biggest Investor Actions
• PPP By The Numbers: Visualizing Pandemic Biz Relief Funds
• Corporate Bond Rush Brings A Big Wave Of Firsts
• Digital Taxes Face International Legal Gantlet
• Lyft Sued For Paid Sick Leave In Coronavirus Crisis
• Avoiding Inadvertent Privilege Waivers In E-Communications
• PE Minority Investments Offer Alternative Capital During Crisis
• SBA Guidance On PPP Loan Forgiveness Has Shortcomings
• 5 Tips For Drafting Effective Legal Billing Guidelines
• Strategies For Managing Calif. Litigation As Courts Reopen
• IP Owners Approach USPTO Evidence Proposal With Caution
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• 3 Questions For Tenants And Owners As Subleasing Looms
• McDonald's Aims To Settle Workers' COVID-19 Safety Suit
• EEOC Seeks Input On Curbing Union Work On 'Official Time'
• PPP Loan Flexibility Passes House; Disclosure Falls Short
• DOJ Clears Satellite Cos. Merger With Conditions
• T-Mobile Worker's Union Email Was Not Protected, NLRB Says
• Axed H-1B Work Visa Policies May Not Be Gone For Good
• Ex-GE Engineer Cops To Stealing Trade Secrets
• The Top In-House Hires Of May
• White House Order To Tackle Twitter Bias On Shaky Ground
• Le Pain Quotidien Says It Just Barely Avoided Liquidation
• OSHA Tells House Panel It Just Issued First Virus Citation
• Don't Cancel Your Summer Associate Programs
• 5 Questions To Ask When Workers Earn Social Media Infamy
• Pa. Industry Groups Push For Pandemic Liability Protection
• A Bankruptcy Probe Primer For White Collar Attorneys
• CDC Tells Employers To 'Change The Way People Work'
• Failed Trade Negotiations Cast Shadow On Global Tax Talks
• For The 3rd Time, USPTO Extends Deadlines Due To Virus
• Request To Extradite Huawei Exec Clears Key Benchmark
• Google Sued By Arizona AG Over 'Sweeping Surveillance'
• Pandemic Fueling Disability Accommodation Claims
• Plantronics Can't Duck Cisco's Trade Secret Suit
• WeWork Committee Dealt Blow To Control Over SoftBank Suit
• Labor Dept. Watchdog Flags Fraud Risks In Benefit Guidance
• Enterprise Hit With WARN Act Suit Over COVID-19 Mass Layoff
• Investors Sue Carnival Over Its Response To COVID-19 Crisis
• Split 8th Circ. Revives CRST's Driver Recruitment Dispute
• SEC Confronts Fraud Amid 'Spike' In COVID-19 Tips
• GOP Lawmakers Look To Protect H-2B Visas During Pandemic
• Pandemic Shows Need For Gig Worker Tax Tweaks, Benefits
• Pandemic Elevates Cos.' Compliance Risks In Latin America
• 'Apocalyptic' Virus Merger Args Won't Work, FTC Official Says
• 5 Ways To Reduce Post-Pandemic Legal Malpractice Exposure
• CARES Act Will Affect Earnouts, Purchase Price Adjustments
• Leaving The Tort System Behind Via Corporate Risk Transfer
• Trade Groups Join Chamber's Push For Virus Liability Shield
• As Zoom Booms, Is Its Trademark At Risk Of Genericide?
• Tuesday Morning Hits Ch. 11, Plans To Close 230 Stores
• New OSHA COVID-19 Guidance Talks Construction Job Safety
• Advantage Rent A Car Hits Ch. 11 With Over $500M In Debt
• Le Pain Quotidien Hits Ch. 11 With Plans For Sale
• Feds Tell High Court Nestle Can't Be Held Liable For Slavery
• NBA Sued For $1.2M Rent On 5th Avenue Store
• Bankrupt J.Crew Cleared To Delay Rent Payments For 60 Days
• OECD Chief Warns Record Spending Needed To Fight Pandemic
• Who Won Spokeo? Attys Still Debating 4 Years Later
• OECD Sees Long Post-Pandemic Recovery As GDP Shrinks
• DOL Looks To Beat Congress' Review Clock With 3 New Rules
• DOL Chief Pours Cold Water On Possible Virus Safety Reg
• Justices' SEC Disgorgement Ruling May Shape FCPA Matters
• Credibility Concerns About Virtual Arbitration Are Unfounded
• 2 New Accounting Fraud Cases Offer Lessons For Boards
• Cisco, Finjan IP Trial Delayed Until October Due To Pandemic
• New USPTO Rule Would Codify All-Or-Nothing AIA Reviews
• Strategies For Defending FTC Investigations During Pandemic
• Google's Fair Use Defense At High Court Is Disingenuous
• Washington Nats Tap In-House Attorney For GC Role
• Uber Drivers Sue New York To Get Unemployment Benefits
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Law Firms Urged To Move Past Standard Data Breach Scripts
• Feds Rip Ex-Apple Atty's 'Hail Mary' Bid To Nix Criminal Case
• Goldman Class Cert. Ruling Has COVID-19 Implications: Amici
• 4 Ways Tax Pros Say Pandemic Has Changed Their Practice
• Boeing Names New General Counsel Amid Reorganization
• Immigrant-Run Startups In Jeopardy During Pandemic
• Virus Set To Extend Already Growing Merger Times
• Human Rights Are Becoming A Compliance Issue
• Rakoff Take On Constructive Discharge Law Hits 2nd Circ.
• Uber Aims To Trim Calif. Drivers' Employment Status Row
• 4 Questions Workers Have About Reopening In A Pandemic
• SEC Backs Fine For Compliance Chief Who Missed Red Flags
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• A Lawyer's Guide To Client Service Continuity Planning
• Employee Virus Testing Could Spark Class Action Claims
• Is The Future Of The Annual Shareholder Meeting Online?
• 9th Circ. Partly Revives Sonic Worker's Sex Harassment Suit
• Tesla Investor Latest To Sue Elon Musk For Libel By Tweet
• Fed. Judge Won't Pause Pa.'s COVID-19 Biz Closure Order
• Atty Says Verizon 'Corporate Invasion' Risks COVID-19 Spread
• 9th Circ. Nixes Walmart Bid To Publish Late Pay Stub Opinion
• Copyright Office's DMCA Report: 4 Parts You Gotta Read
• Ga. Man Accused Of Lying To Employer That He Had COVID-19
• SEC Urged To Establish ESG Disclosure Policies
• COVID-19 Saps US Trade Threat On Digital Taxes: OECD Official
• NLRB Nixes No-Cellphone Policy Case Against Bottling Co.
• A Primer On Foreign Judgment Enforcement In Canada
• Biz Groups Urge Congress To Enact COVID-19 Liability Shield
• Virtual Meetings Could Be Fertile Ground For Legal Discovery
• NLRB's Top Lawyer Extends New Notice Rule To Settlements
• Google's $7.5M Data Breach Deal Gets Initial Nod
• Copyright Office Says DMCA Has 'Tilted Askew'
• DOL Lets Retirement Plans Make Disclosures Via Email
• 1st Circ. Affirms Ex-State Street Exec's Fraud Convictions
• Apple, Google Launch COVID-19 Exposure Notification Tool
• Senate Committee To Mull EEOC, NLRB Picks In June
• 4 Things To Know About Plan To Speed COVID-19 Patent Apps
• FirstEnergy Names New Chief Legal Officer
• Indonesia Plans 10% VAT On Foreign Digital Cos. Amid Virus
• Tesla Drops Suit Against Calif. County Over Lockdown Order
• Opportunity Zone Bill May Help Cos. That Missed PPP Funds
• 7 Tips On Using Data To Improve Corporate IP Amid Slowdown
• WTO Forecasts Virus-Fueled Plunge In Global Trade
• Contingent Fees A Great Option For Cos. During Downturn
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Defeat Of DeVry Insider-Trading Suit
• The Role Of Remote Mediation After The Crisis Is Over
• The Post-Pandemic Workplace Needs Better Safety Regulation
• What COVID-19 Means For The M&A Insurance Market
• Sponsor-Backed PIPEs Can Aid In The Race For Liquidity
• House Set To Approve Flexibility For PPP Small-Biz Loans
• Preclusion In Trademark Cases After High Court Lucky Ruling
• Mars Sues Rival Food Co. Over Trade Secrets Theft
• Boeing Taps Ex-Kirkland Partner To Be Compliance Chief
• DOL Greenlights Bonuses For Workers Without Set Schedules
• A Vertical Challenge May Have Fared Better In Sabre Merger
• 7 Steps To Romancing The Virtual Classroom
• Interrupted Biz Cover 'Not Designed' For Crisis, Insurers Say
• FTC Dem Says Kids' Privacy Programs Need More Scrutiny
• Metals Co. Sued For Firing Atty Who Contracted COVID-19
• New York Life Promotes Former Debevoise Atty As GC
• Spotify Calls Exec Behind Music Rights Group A 'Fraudster'
• J&J To Stop Talc Sales In North America
• Apple, Cisco Get $4.2M In Fees After Rebuke For 'G-R-E-E-D'
• Facebook To Pay Canadian Gov't $6.5M To End Privacy Probe
• OSHA Ramps Up Physical Inspections, COVID Case Reporting
• Facebook Rant Can Be Grounds For Firing, Pa. Justices Say
• Toward A Good Faith Version Of The Ministerial Exception
• Recovering Businesses Should Consider Adopting Incentives
• Chancery Puts Elon Musk On Notice About His Tweeting
• Bankruptcy Fraud Prosecutions May Increase Post-Pandemic
• Role For COVID-19 Liability Waivers In Employment Is Limited
• Revisiting The Benefits Of An Efficient Contract Breach
• Key Return-To-Work Considerations For Law Firms
• Workers Call McDonald's 'Public Nuisance' In Virus Safety Suit
• What Investors May Now Want Public Companies To Disclose
• 3 Approaches To IP Valuation For Pandemic Recovery
• Hackers Gain Access To Details Of 9M EasyJet Customers
• Libra Taps Ex-FinCEN, OFAC Director As General Counsel
• SmileDirectClub Hits NBC With $2.8B Defamation Suit
• IBM, Samsung Again Top Annual Patent Gains List
• Relief Bill Could Shift Paycheck Program's Focus To Biz
• Indeed Hit With Rape Suit, Accused Of Fostering Toxic Culture
• HP Can't Beat Laid-Off Workers' Age Bias Class Action
• COVID-19 May Wreak Havoc On Training For In-House Attys
• Companies Face Fraught Choice On PPP Return Deadline
• Onshoring Incentives Have Bipartisan Allure In Virus Bill Talks
• AFL-CIO Sues To Make Labor Dept. Issue Virus Safety Rule
• Caribou Coffee, Others Ink $5.8M Deal In Data Breach Action
• Excessive Regulation And Taxation Hinder Small Biz Recovery
• SEC Financial Accounting And Disclosure In COVID-19's Wake
• Managing Paycheck Protection Program Loan Compliance
• What Courts Say About Protecting Internal IP Probes In Calif.
• A Creative Solution For Teaching Local Practice In Law School
• Key Issues In Pandemic-Induced Contract Disputes
• Anticipating The Top 4 COVID-19 Employment Claims
• China Vows To Strike Back Against Trump's Huawei Squeeze
• France To Impose Digital Tax Only If OECD Process Fails
• New DOL Rule Lets More Employers Assert OT Exemption
• 15 Minutes With McGraw-Hill Education's General Counsel
• Equifax Inks $30M Deal With Credit Unions Over Data Breach
• GOP Sens. Urge Regulatory Cuts To Curb Virus Relief Costs
• Shutterfly User Must Arbitrate Ill. Biometric Privacy Claim
• House Dems Push Back On NOL Flexibility In Virus Relief Bill
• 9th Circ. Nixes Hagens Berman's $48M Fees In Disk Drive MDL
• NLRB Judges To Resume Labor Violation Hearings On June 1
• Retail Giant JC Penney Retreats Into Ch. 11 Amid Pandemic
• Bipartisan Bill Would Give PPP Loan Recipients More Time
• Why Gilstrap Is Getting Ready For Trial — And Not On Zoom
• DC Circ. Says OSHA Can Broaden Some Rules Without Notice
• Making Law Firm Panels Work For The Cost-Conscious GC
• Coffee Chain Fraud Spotlights Governance Issues Amid Crisis
• #MeToo's Unexpected Implications For Shareholder Litigation
• COVID-19 Patchwork Awaits Employers Seeking To Reopen
• Distressed Debt Tax Opportunities For Foreign Investors
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• COVID-19 Merger Moratorium Could Hamper Vital Innovation
• 6th Circ. Gives Former L-3 Director Another Shot At Firing Suit
• In Lucky Trademark Ruling, Justices Avoid Preclusion Mess
• NY Court Upends Coverage Win For Former RCAP Execs
• Privacy Groups Say TikTok Breaking Terms Of FTC Deal
• NLRB Faces Uphill Battle In DC Court Over Union Rule
• Trump Administration Threatens Veto Of Dems' $3T Relief Bill
• GOP Explores Payroll Tax Cut, Work Incentives For Virus Bill
• Ex-Bumble Bee CEO Looks To Avoid Jail Amid COVID-19
• Pa. Justices Won't Fast-Track COVID-19 Insurance Suits
• NLRB Says Mismarked Union Election Ballots Don't Count
• 10th Circ. Crafts New ERISA Rule In Liberty Life Benefits Suit
• 'Notice Of Circumstances' May Preempt Virus Insurance Denial
• Insider Trading Windows Bring New Risks During Crisis
• Pandemic Presents Teamwork Test For Law Firms
• Cyber Insurance Demand Heats Up As COVID-19 Hacks Rise
• Top Dem Says Uber-Grubhub Deal Is 'Pandemic Profiteering'
• WTO Continues To Wobble As Chief Plans Early Exit
• High Court Sides With Lucky Brand In Long-Running TM Fight
• Zoom Sued After Bible Study Derailed By 'Traumatizing' Porn
• 4 Takeaways From EEOC's New At-Risk Worker Guidance
• Recipients Of PPP Loans Under $2M Won't Face Review
• Focus On Crypto As FinCEN Chief Warns Of Financial Crime
• Officials Say China Backing Hacks On US Vaccine Research
• GOP Eyes Business Tax Breaks In Next Virus Bill, Brady Says
• Trump Extends China-Focused Telecom Security Declaration
• Hertz Wants $56M Back From Ex-GC, 'Domineering' Ex-CEO
• Final IRS Earnings-Stripping Rules Exempt Some Internal Debt
• Dems Pitch Extending Filing Window For Employment Suits
• Worker Wants Walmart, Counsel Sanctioned For Ignored Order
• Flurry Of SEC Activity Shows Interest In ESG Terminology
• Investors Hit Facebook With New Suit Over Privacy Failures
• AGs Call For COVID-19 Worker Safety, Biz Immunity
• 8 Tips For Retaining An Expert During COVID-19 And Beyond
• Southwest Escapes Privacy Claims Over Fingerprint Clock-Ins
• Monsanto Can't KO Former Worker's Sex Discrimination Suit
• Kate Spade Stockholders Challenge $2.4B Coach Merger
• Optimism Rising Among Private Lenders During Pandemic
• DOJ Seeks Divestiture After Win In Novelis Merger Arbitration
• 3 Highlights As Senators Debate Reopenings Amid COVID-19
• House Bill Promises Free Coronavirus Treatment, Pension Aid
• Calif. Details Plan For Reopening Restaurants, Retail
• Sens. Say Safety Regs Must Precede COVID-19 Biz Immunity
• DOJ Asks 3rd Circ. To Nix Ruling On Scrapped Sabre Merger
• Dems Float More Leave, Hazard Pay In New Virus Relief Bill
• Wedbush Hires Ex-BNY Mellon Vet As Compliance Chief
• Reopening Economy Requires Liability Shield For Businesses
• Calif. Retailer Sues Travelers To Recoup COVID-19 Losses
• What It's Like To Move From Army JAG To BigLaw
• An Employer's Guide To Unemployment During Pandemic
• $3T Virus Relief Bill Has New Benefits For Gov't Contractors
• Ag Fund's Ex-CEO Loses Most Of Document Bid In Chancery
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• How High Court IPR Time-Bar Case Affects Gov't Contractors
• Facebook Users Share Details Of Historic $550M Privacy Deal
• SBA Has To Offer COVID-19 Loans To Strip Joints, Judge Says
• FedEx Inks $3.3M Deal To End EEOC Suit Over Deaf Workers
• WeWork Committee Fights For Control Of $3B SoftBank Suit
• Defiant Tesla Sues Calif. County, Reopens Plant In Power Play
• Ex-Walmart Atty Alleges 'Witch Hunt' Over Mexico FCPA Work
• COVID Crimes: White Collar Cases To Expect From The Crisis
• Congress Set For Fight Over COVID-19 Business Immunity
• 4th Circ. Slashes Damages In AutoZone Sex Harassment Suit
• Hospitality Tops All Other Sectors For COVID-19 Job Losses
• Spotify Adds Ex-WarnerMedia, HBO Atty As Its GC
• Theranos Offers Defense Lessons For Multi-Agency Probes
• How Biz Development Cos. Can Mitigate Regulatory Risks
• How Law Firms Can Maximize COVID-19 Insurance Coverage
• Justices Leery Of 'Entanglement' In Workers' Religious Tasks
• Protecting Privilege When Communicating With Contractors
• IP Battle Between US And China Remains On Ice At WTO
• Mergers During COVID-19 Create New 'Failing Firm' Paradigm
• Adapting Information Governance For The COVID-19 Era
• Lexmark Settles Investor Suit Over Oversupply For $12M
• 15 Minutes With Rue21's General Counsel
• DOJ Launches Probe Into Raytheon's Payments In Middle East
• Cybersecurity Legal Market Still Thriving During Pandemic
• Judge Won't Police Attys' Arb. Talk In Goldman Sex Bias Suit
• House Panel Pushes Public Cos. To Return Small-Biz Loans
• Fujitec Slapped With Racial Bias Claims By Ex-Top Atty
• Benefits Litigation To Watch For Post-Pandemic
• GE Beats Investors' Stock-Drop Suit Over $22B Write-Down
• FTC May Change Obscure Data Breach Rule In Telehealth Era
• AFL-CIO Chief Keeps Up Attack On DOL's Pandemic Response
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: USPTO Gets Busy, Zoom Trial Begins
• Uber, Postmates Ask 9th Circ. For AB 5 Injunction
• SEC Small Biz Panel Wants Limits Eased On Private Offerings
• Virtual Caucuses Can Improve The Mediation Process
• 4 Insurance Rulings You May Have Missed This Spring
• Coronavirus Q&A: Greater NY Hospital Association's GC
• Top Employer Return-To-Work Considerations: Part 3
• Weathering A Pandemic: What GCs Have Learned So Far
• Lessons From The Failed ETE-Williams Merger
• Instacart Workers' Union Vote Can Proceed Despite Virus
• How To Assess Accounting Materiality Amid Economic Crisis
• Business Divorce In The Time Of COVID-19
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Sephora Settles Virus Furloughs Dispute With JCPenney
• GOP Sens. Want Ban On Guest Workers, Citing Pandemic
• UK Privacy Watchdog Pauses Adtech Probe Amid Covid-19
• Amazon Files New Protest Over Pentagon's $10B JEDI Deal
• House Antitrust Chief Aims To End Tech Probe By Late Spring
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• US Frees 146 More Chinese Products From Tariffs
• Calif. Truckers Urge 9th Circ. To Uphold AB 5 Injunction
• GOP Senator Moves To Withdraw US From Global Trade Body
• Tech Giants In Japan Join Free COVID-19 IP Pledge
• High Court TM Profit Ruling May Not Wreak Havoc On 3rd Circ.
• Alsup Scolds Apple, Cisco For 'G-R-E-E-D' In Atty Fee Bid
• EEOC Delays Employer Demographic Surveys Due To Virus
• What All Attorneys Can Learn From Female Rainmakers
• Apotex To Pay $24M Criminal Fine In DOJ Price-Fixing Case
• New Questions For Employers Defending Equal Pay Act Suits
• M&A Ordinary Course Covenants Amid Extraordinary Times
• Uber, Lyft Saved $413M Using 'Contractors,' Labor Group Says
• Top Employer Return-To-Work Considerations: Part 2
• How To Keep COBRA Notices From Coming Back To Bite You
• A Tale Of Two Antitrust Leniency Programs: Hong Kong Vs. US
• EEOC Reissues Yanked Virus Accommodations Guidance
• Beyond Force Majeure: What Real Estate Attys Should Know
• Justices Search For Right Robocall Balance In TCPA Fight
• Gap Sued Over Unpaid NYC Rent Amid COVID-19 Retail Woes
• 5 Highlights As ACA Showdown Starts At Supreme Court
• Alexion Nears $25M Settlement With SEC To End FCPA Probe
• Cisco Patent Trial Kicks Off Over Zoom Without A Hitch
• Sinclair To Pay $48M To End FCC Probe Of Axed Tribune Deal
• Justices May Take Up Question Of Who Decides Arbitrability
• US Presses EU To Withdraw Tariffs Over Boeing Tax Break
• Libra Names HSBC Legal Chief, Ex-Sanctions Czar As 1st CEO
• High Court Booking.com Case Highlights Stale TM Test
• Public Opposed To COVID-19 Business Immunity, Poll Finds
• Litigation Funder Says He's As Busy As Ever Amid Pandemic
• What Hospitality Cos. Should Know About Virus Relief Funds
• Disclosure Affects Enforceability Of Insurers' Virus Exclusions
• Employers Penalized By NLRB Can Put Off Notifying Workers
• Tips For Non-US Entities Facing Tax ID Processing Delays
• Top Employer Return-To-Work Considerations: Part 1
• Verizon Will Pay $125M To Atty Paralyzed By Fallen Pole
• Evaluating Loss Contingencies In The COVID-19 Era
• Institutional Pullback Presents Family Office Opportunities
• PPP Loan Scrutiny Requires Immediate Borrower Attention
• Female Justices Tear Into Trump's ACA Birth Control Regs
• Promoting Lawyer Well-Being Is More Essential Than Ever
• What To Watch As High Court Tackles TCPA's Autodialer Ban
• 7th Circ. Says Ill. Biometric Consent Claims Have Standing
• Advocates Push Ahead With New Version Of Calif. Privacy Law
• 11th Circ. Gives LaCroix Investor Another Crack At Stock Suit
• Deutsche Bank Picks New General Counsel From Within
• Ex-American Apparel CEO, Atty Must Face $30M Fraud Suit
• Adapting 2020 Tax Expectations To COVID-19 Developments
• Should Companies Return Their PPP Loans?
• Cable Co. Can't Slip Former In-House Atty's Retaliation Suit
• US, UK Launch Trade Talks Amid Global Uncertainty
• Robinhood Taps WilmerHale Atty, Ex-SEC Commish As CLO
• Ross Stores Sued For $5.5M In Unpaid Rent Amid COVID-19
• 5 Securities Litigation Questions Raised By Del. Forum Ruling
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Remote Depositions Bring Ethics Considerations For Lawyers
• Labor Unions May Set Solid Foundation For Cannabis Industry
• WeWork's Neumann Sues SoftBank For Nixed $3B Share Buy
• Chamber Backs Oracle's Bid To Cripple DOL Bias Watchdog
• COVID-19 Raises Financial Crime Risks, Report Says
• Starz Says MGM Licensed Exclusive Films To Competitors
• EBay Hit With Virus-Related Price-Gouging Class Action
• Del. Chancery Class Seeks Restart For Elon Musk Tweet Suit
• Wages, COVID-19 Tests Pose Hurdles As Employers Reopen
• J.Crew Just First In Expected Flood Of Retail Bankruptcies
• SEC Relaxes Filing Requirements For Crowdfunded Offerings
• SEC Proposals To Simplify Exempt Offerings Are Just In Time
• As Investor Suits Tick Up, Loss Causation May Be A Hard Sell
• 7 COVID-19 Compliance Areas For Health, Life Sciences Cos.
• Settlement Of Netflix Executive Bonus Suit Gets Initial OK
• State Of Class Certification
• What GCs Want From Outside Counsel As Virus Rages On
• How The Pandemic Is Changing Juror Worldviews
• Justices Weigh 'Monopoly Power' In Booking.com TM Case
• Early Pandemic-Related Shifts We're Seeing In Legal Finance
• Litigation Risks For Energy Executives During Bankruptcy
• The Death Of The LSAT
• 15 Minutes With Cedar Realty Trust's General Counsel
• J.Crew Becomes First Major Retailer To Fall During Pandemic
• 4 Tips For Complying With Coronavirus Benefit Mandates
• COVID-19 Contractors Must Stay Wary Of Enforcement Risks
• Most Employers Not Set To Reopen Amid Virus, Report Says
• COVID-19 Insurance Claims May Not Be Such A Lost Cause
• DOJ Clears Co-Op's $433M Buy From Bankrupt Dean Foods
• 7th Circ. Says Molson Coors Can Mock Syrup Ads, Not Sue
• Ex-Blue Bell Prez Charged As Co. Settles Listeria Case
• NYC Insists Paid Sick Leave Law Doesn't Harm Delta
• Corporate COVID-19 Response Must Look Beyond Poison Pills
• Congress Must Fix Its Costly CARES Act Boondoggle
• Gov'ts May Question Losses By Cos. Set Up As Low-Risk
• How To Protect Trade Secrets During The Pandemic
• House Wants Bezos Testimony In Amazon Antitrust Probe
• How Businesses Can Fight Surging Email Compromise Scams
• How High Court TM Profits Ruling Bears On False Advertising
• OSHA Urges Restaurants To Minimize Contact In New Alert
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Oracle Must Face Class Of 4,100 Women Alleging Pay Bias