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Corporate - June, 2020

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• UAW Mulls Independent Oversight In Wake Of Embezzlement
• Ex-Indivior CEO Cops To Misdemeanor In Opioid Case
• DOJ Charges Glenmark With Generic Drug Price-Fixing
• EEOC Rule To Revamp 'Conciliation' Process Is On Horizon
• SEC Fines Ex-Biotech CEO For Fertility Drug Misstatements
• Del. Justices Reverse $18B Towers Watson Merger Suit Toss
• DOJ, FTC Finalize Vertical Merger Guidelines
• 6th Circ. To Hear GM's Bid To Oust Judge In RICO Bribes Fight
• In Booking.com, Court Rejects Hard Rules And Dire Warnings
• The Biggest Benefits Rulings Of 2020: Midyear Report
• Unclear Scope Of Trump's Work Visa Ban Makes Travel Iffy
• What You Need To Know As NAFTA 2.0 Takes Effect
• Instacart Sues To Block Seattle's Gig Worker Hazard Pay
• Updated DOJ Guidance Holds COVID-19 Compliance Clues
• What You Say In Online Mediation May Be Discoverable
• Huawei, ZTE Officially National Security Threats, FCC Says
• Nonimmigrant Worker Ban Exceeds Presidential Authority
• Contract, IP And Employment Claims Increase In A Downturn
• MSG Entertainment Hires First GC After April Spinoff
• Defense Considerations For SEC Remote Interview Requests
• Arbitration Pact Rulings Show Signature Snags For Employers
• 4 Tips For Employers Evaluating Ambitious Reopening Plans
• Supreme Court OKs Trademark For Booking.com
• Chinese Investor Sues Grocery GC Over Soured EB-5 Bid
• High Court's CFPB Ruling May Leave Other Agencies Exposed
• 2nd Circ. Rejects Challenge To SEC's Regulation Best Interest
• AmerisourceBergen CEO Must Testify In Opioid Bellwether
• Tesla Factory Workers Denied Default Win In Visa Fraud Suit
• Amazon Must Face Suit Over Pay For Security Screenings
• Canadian Watchdogs Probing Tim Hortons For Privacy Breach
• Biz Groups Get OK To Enter Fight Over Joint Employer Rule
• Pandemic Tees Up Novel Legal Questions For NLRB
• Calif. Justices Say United, Delta Pilots Entitled To Wage Rights
• How COVID-19 Impact Analysis May Shape MAE Disputes
• DOL Floats Fiduciary Rule To Replace One Scalia Helped Kill
• The Top In-House Hires Of June
• Gilstrap Rejects Plea To Postpone Samsung Trial Over Virus
• FCC Limits Definition Of Autodialer
• 15 Minutes With Toyota Material Handling's General Counsel
• 10 Tips For A Successful Remote Arbitration Hearing
• Cos. Must Prep For More DOJ Probes To Protect US Workers
• High Court Says CFPB Director Can Be Fired
• Justices Refuse To Hear Monster Energy Arbitrator Bias Case
• DHS Tells Social Media Sites To Police Protest Posts
• Chinese Prof Guilty Of Economic Espionage Over Phone Tech
• DOJ Cheers Congress' Renewal Of Antitrust Leniency Perks
• GM Attacks Judge In Fiat Suit Over 'Unprecedented' Order
• GM Beats National Class Claims In FLSA Comp Time Case
• 9 States With COVID-19 Biz Immunity, And 3 That May Follow
• Coronavirus Q&A: MoFo's Global Privacy Group Co-Chair
• Nasdaq To Delist Luckin Coffee As Executive Shake-Up Brews
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Mask Sales & Remote Source Codes
• Brand Battles: HBO Says No One Else Can Sit On 'Iron Throne'
• Embedding Social Media Suddenly Looks Risky For Websites
• Inovio Can't Force Supplier To Share COVID-19 Vaccine Tech
• High Court's SEC Enforcement Ruling Has Tax Consequences
• The Week In Bankruptcy: Virus Dominoes Continue To Fall
• NLRB GC Eyes Lower Bar For Winning Damages From Unions
• Canada's Top Court Greenlights Uber Drivers' $300M Suit
• Murdochs Beat Investor Suit Over $82M Disney Sale Windfall
• To Achieve Diversity, Law Firms Must Reinvent Hiring Process
• 4 Tips For Data Analytics Following DOJ Compliance Guide
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• COVID-19 Remote Work Denial Not Discrimination, Court Told
• DOL Says COVID Leave OK If Virus Sinks Kids' Summer Plans
• Judge Says Liebowitz Might Need To Be Banned From SDNY
• Cities May Seek Statewide UCL Relief, Calif. Justices Say
• DOL Targets Wage Violations At Warehouses Near Border
• Uber Misclassification Claims Likely To Survive, Judge Says
• AbbVie, FTC Tussle Over High Court's View On Disgorgement
• Ex-Hertz CEO Urges Judge To Throw Out $56M Clawback Suit
• Top 7 Copyright Rulings Of 2020: A Midyear Report
• 4 Ways COVID-19 Could Impact Global Tax In The Long Term
• House OKs Extension For Expired Antitrust Leniency Perks
• OSHA And CDC Issue Virus Guidance For Seafood Processors
• Employers More Likely To Fight Visa Denials Amid Pandemic
• Cybersecurity Steps For Law Firms Amid Heightened Risks
• Borrower Insights For Maximizing PPP Loan Forgiveness
• Ex-FinCEN Head Faces Compliance Nightmare At Wirecard
• Biz Backers Plan Push For Tax Aid On Virus Tests, Upgrades
• Ex-Comcast Worker Says COBRA Notice Included Threats
• Novartis Units Pay $346M Over US Bribery Claims
• Wirecard Files For Insolvency After Admitting Missing €1.9B
• Bayer Offers $400M To Settle Dicamba Suits With Farmers
• Ex-CFO Says Tenet Unit Fired Him For Whistleblowing
• 3 Questions Lawyers Have About DOL's Ethical Investing Rule
• Amazon Targets Bogus Goods With New Anti-Counterfeit Unit
• Dems Ramp Up Pressure Over DOJ Antitrust 'Politicization'
• Calif. AG Seeks To Force Uber, Lyft To Reclassify Drivers
• Micron IP Theft Defendants Face Arrest After Skipping Hearing
• SEC Urges Cos. To Stay On Top Of COVID-19 Disclosures
• Regeneron Paid Kickbacks To Boost Eye Drug, Feds Say
• Del. Justices Reverse Overstock.com's $7.3M Judgment
• 9th Circ. Revives LuLaRoe Excess Sales Tax Suit
• High Court Should Review Goldman's Maintenance Theory
• Workers' COVID-19 Exposure Claims 'Trivial,' Cruise Line Says
• McDonald's Told To Give Ill. Workers More Virus Protections
• Trump's Broader Visa Suspension Won't Help US Unemployed
• It's Time For Law Firms To Support Work-From-Home Culture
• NLRB To Reconsider 'Contract Bar' Blocking Union Removals
• Republicans Keep Confirming Unqualified Judicial Nominees
• With $10B Deal, Bayer Aims To Put Roundup Battles Behind It
• How Trump Forever Changed Judicial Nominations
• DOL Proposes Curbing Socially Conscious 401(k) Investments
• Justices' Liu Ruling Creates More Questions Than Answers
• Ban On Work Visas Could Draw International Blowback
• DOJ Takes 'Strained' Approach To CDA Antitrust Immunity
• Droves Of In-House Counsel Might Jump Ship Over Pay Issues
• Major Tech Cos. Slam Trump's H-1B Work Visa Suspension
• Employers Grapple With New Questions As Protests Continue
• DOL Tells Group Health Plans When To Cover COVID-19 Tests
• Mnuchin, Senate GOP Mull More Stimulus Checks
• High Court Missed Chance To Define SEC Enforcement Limits
• 7 Things To Know When Bringing Employees Back To Work
• Tips For Crafting The Perfect Law Firm Alert
• Urban Outfitters Accused Of Using Merger Talks To Pilfer IP
• What Ebola Crisis Can Teach Us About COVID-19 Compliance
• Amazon Will Invest $2B In Green Businesses
• Refundable Business Tax Credits Gain Traction In Virus Talks
• Unusual DOJ Act Helps Latham, Fried Frank Seal $2.8B Deal
• GM, Fiat Chrysler CEOs Ordered To Resolve RICO Bribes Suit
• NLRB Says Employers Can Discipline New Union Members
• 5 Takeaways From Capital One Breach Report Dispute
• 9th Circ. Says Chubb Needn't Cover Walmart Trademark Suit
• WTO Says Virus Trade Decline Not As Bad As Predicted
• Columbia Gas Sentenced To Pay $53M For Mass. Explosions
• Former Wirecard CEO Braun Arrested In Germany
• CVS Inks $9.7M Deal In Pharmacy Worker Training Pay Row
• Red Robin Inks $8.5M Deal In Calif. Rest Break Class Action
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive 'Perplexing' AbbVie Stock Drop Suit
• Lyft Agrees To Resolve DOJ Allegations It Violated ADA
• 4 Tips For Employers As The Bolton NDA Saga Plays Out​​​​​​​
• CORRECTED: Monsanto Blocks Calif. Glyphosate Cancer Warning Label
• DOL Fights To End Oracle's Bid To Dismantle Bias Watchdog
• How COVID-19 May Influence SEC's Enforcement Analysis
• Judging A Book: Elrod Reviews 'Shortlisted'
• Mandatory State Bars Likely To Remain Intact, For Now
• Contract Renegotiation Vs. Litigation In Wake Of COVID-19
• Employer Considerations For A Workforce Reduction Analysis
• Employers Can Prohibit Talking About Arbitration, NLRB Says
• Trump To Suspend New Work Visas Through 2020
• 2nd Circ. Upholds IBM Workers' Win After High Court Punt
• 15 Minutes With Stretto's General Counsel
• High Court Preserves SEC Disgorgement, With Limits
• Justices Won't Hear Altera's Cost-Sharing Regs Challenge
• Roundup Atty, Partner Cop To $200M Corporate Extortion Plot
• SEC Ends Suit Against Crypto CEO Over Bogus $42.5M ICO
• Trump Admin. To Release Info On Large PPP Loan Recipients
• Questions About 'Nonbinary' Bias Linger After LGBT Ruling
• Insurers Want Hertz's $23M Coverage Suit Tossed
• Justices' LGBT Ruling May Mean More Bias Cases Reach Trial
• Hertz's Aborted Ch. 11 Stock Sale Smacks Of Securities Fraud
• M&A Ruling Shows Importance Of Informing Target Boards
• 11 Keys To Success At Remote Mediation
• Fed. Courts Are Best Regulator Of Securities Class Actions
• Banks Cash In On PPE, But Risks Could Haunt Them
• Wayfair At 2: Sales Tax Landscape Fundamentally Altered
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Tinder, Bumble Settle Dating App IP War
• Fox In The Henhouse: DOJ Sniffing Around Poultry Industry
• AFL-CIO Asks Full DC Circ. To Revisit Virus Safety Rule Suit
• Victoria's Secret Plagued By 'Abusive' Culture, Investor Says
• Apple, Intel Have 'A Pleading Problem' Against Fortress
• Ikea To Pay $7.5M To End Wage Class Action Over Breaks
• Employers' Mental Health Initiatives May Carry ADA Risk
• Full 9th Circ. Not Interested In Reviewing Autodialer Definition
• Hertz Terminates Plan For $1B Stock Sale In Del. Ch. 11
• How Attys Hope To Prevent Recession-Era Diversity Mistakes
• Pandemic Could Bring Student Exodus From Legal Profession
• OSHA Lays Out Road Map For 3-Stage Reopening Plan
• HP Cuts Deal With Quanta Over $438M Price-Fixing Judgment
• PG&E Fined $3.5M For Causing 84 Deaths, Starting Camp Fire
• 9 Post-Coronavirus Cybersecurity Predictions For Cos.
• Ex-Sentinel CEO Says Virus Risk Merits Cutting 14-Year Term
• NLRB Ruling Clarifies Employer Nonsolicitation Enforcement
• Musk, Tesla Board Sued In Chancery Over 'Egregious' Pay
• PG&E Execs Deserve Prison, Camp Fire Victims' Families Say
• YouTube, Google Also Muzzle Black Voices, Video Makers Say
• US Withdraws From Global Digital Tax Talks, Officials Say
• New Legislation Could Signal Critical Mass On Section 230
• Feds Unveil Simplified Application For PPP Loan Forgiveness
• Former FTC Official Joins Think Tank As Deputy GC
• Pa. Meat Plant Says OSHA Should Handle Virus Death Claims
• Ex-Okla. GC Who Faked Email Threats Gets Suspension
• How To Handle Congressional Queries On COVID-19 Relief
• The Privilege Implications Of Using Online Collaboration Tools
• Highlights From OECD Roundtable On Data Rights In Antitrust
• High Court's Title VII Ruling Reaches Beyond LGBTQ Rights
• What Justices' Arbitration Pact Pass Means For Calif. Cos.
• USTR Plans To Hold Mexico's Feet To Fire Under Trade Deal
• Blank Rome Attys Talk COVID-19 Insurance Coverage Battles
• Ill. McDonald's Managers Say Virus Safety A 'Constant' Talk
• Axed Morgan Stanley Diversity Head Alleges 'Systemic' Bias
• Candy Giants Prevail In Child Labor Warning Suits At 1st Circ.
• DoorDash Misclassifies Its 'Dasher' Drivers, San Fran DA Says
• J&J CEO Falsely Painted As A Crook At Talc Trial, Court Told
• Yahoo Successor Owes Over $1B In Unpaid Taxes, US Says
• Disney Investor Says Sexism Claims Warrant Peek At Books
• IRS Proposal Clarifies Excise Tax But Leaves TCJA Questions
• SEC Urged To Mandate Virus Disclosures From Public Cos.
• Ex-Bumble Bee CEO Gets Over 3 Years For Tuna Price-Fixing
• Twitter Taps Atty From FBI's Russia Probe As Deputy GC
• Cos. Should Assess IP, Contractual Protections For Their AI
• PG&E Cops To 84 Manslaughter Counts Over 2018 Camp Fire
• McDonald's Franchise Hit With Suit Over COVID-19 Outbreak
• Employer Best Practices From EEOC's New Virus Q&A
• The Compliance Risks Facing Companies That Use Chat Apps
• Confronting Mental Distress In The Legal Profession
• StoneTurn Exec Says Force Majeure Clauses Lack Specificity
• Highlights From OECD Roundtable On Killer Acquisitions
• Apple Faces EU Antitrust Probes Over Payments, App Store
• Decade Of Work Pays Off In Landmark LGBTQ Rights Ruling
• High Court Ruling Aids Trans Workers' Fight For Health Care
• MoFo Finds COVID-19 Optimism Growing Among Legal Pros
• Dems Unveil COVID-19 Whistleblower Protection Bill
• McDonald's Managers Say Workers Get Virus Safety Training
• Landmark LGBT Ruling May Create Change In Law Firms
• Bed Bath & Beyond Wins 'Fluctuating' OT Fight At 2nd Circ.
• 26,000 Rite Aid Workers Get The OK On Uniform Class Action
• 2nd Circ. Denies Goldman Another Chance To Decertify Class
• Justices' Cert Snub Perpetuates Commodities Act Uncertainty
• What's Missing From The PPP Flexibility Act
• DOJ Guidance Provides Meaningful Compliance Road Map
• Litigation Finance Investments Are Not Risk-Free Loans
• What Constitutes Reasonable Security Per Calif. Privacy Law?
• Ex-EBay Workers Charged With Terrorizing Blogging Couple
• Parents Say Apple, Google 'Loot Boxes' Encourage Gambling
• LegalZoom Taps The Honest Co.'s GC As Top Lawyer
• Pre-IPO Companies Should Upgrade Their D&O Coverage
• Amazon Says Jeff Bezos Is Willing To Testify Before Congress
• 15 Minutes With Discovery's General Counsel
• 24 Hour Fitness Forced Into Ch. 11 By COVID-19 Closures
• High Court Says Title VII Protects Gay, Trans Workers
• How White Privilege Helped Me Succeed In BigLaw
• 4 Takeaways As AbbVie Crushes 'Patent Thicket' Litigation
• EEOC Makes Clear COVID Concerns No Excuse For Age Bias
• WeWork Wins Bid To Arbitrate Atty's Race, Gender Bias Suit
• Trade Commission Probes Effects Of WTO, Trade Deals
• BEA Data Collection Challenges Amid Pandemic Closures
• Zoom Derivative Suit Alleges $173M In Insider Trading
• As Final Calif. Privacy Regs Drop, Enforcement Fights Loom
• Will Companies' COVID-19 Efforts Sway Juries?
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Cos. Must Assess Their Tech Contracts In Light Of COVID-19
• Airbnb, NYC Agree To Settle Customer Data Suit
• Lone Star Laterals: Sheppard Mullin, Katten, Locke Lord
• Media Cyberattacks Land Hacker 5 Years In Prison
• Work From Home Boom Reignites Atty Licensing Questions
• Yum Brands Says Grubhub Broke Deal For Special Services
• Capital One Claims Breach Disclosure Order Is 'Unworkable'
• GCs Report Burnout, Longer Hours During Pandemic
• EEOC Readies New ADA Wellness Program Rule For Review
• SBA Sued Over Criminal History Bar For Biz Relief Loans
• Will Antitrust Enforcers Take Bite Out Of $7.3B Grubhub Deal?
• Seattle's $500M Corporate Payroll Tax Back On The Table
• Move Quickly To Regulate 'Forever Chemicals,' EPA Hears
• Google To Ban Targeted Housing Ads Based On Postal Code
• Bryon Allen, Comcast Reach Settlement In Race Bias Suit
• Procter & Gamble's Anti-DACA Policy Deemed Discriminatory
• Keys To A Thriving Biz Development Culture At Your Law Firm
• 2008 Recession Offers Lessons For COVID-19 Transfer Pricing
• Philip Morris Taps Manatt Atty As General Counsel
• Biz Groups Look To Enter Fight Over DOL Joint Employer Rule
• Don't Bar Older Workers From The Office, EEOC Warns
• McDonald's Workers In Virus Suit Say Safety Signs Ineffective
• Amazon Blocks Facial Recognition Tool From Cops For 1 Year
• Insys Manager Who Flipped On Bosses Avoids Prison Time
• Ex-Benjamin Moore Atty Says Pollution Reveal Led To Firing
• 3 Ways The Pandemic Has Shaped Patent Litigation, So Far
• JC Penney Landlords Say Reopened Stores Must Pay Rent
• AGs Pile On Generics Cos. With 3rd Price-Fixing Complaint
• Tesla Spars With 'Saboteur' Over Damages, Defamation Claim
• How Video Mediation Can Help Us Serve Clients Better
• Coronavirus Q&A: Becker & Poliakoff's Real Estate Leader
• Avoid Claims Of Bankruptcy Fraud Amid Creditor Scrutiny
• USC Taps Former Jones Day, DOJ Atty As General Counsel
• Simon Says $3.6B Deal For Taubman Is Off Due To COVID-19
• Senate Dems Want 2nd Round Of PPP Loans For Small Biz
• Major Restaurant Food Distributor Hits Ch. 11 Amid Pandemic
• Ex-GC Eyes Early Win Against CBD Co. Over Stocks, Benefits
• Lowe's Wage Challengers Can't Slip Arbitration Agreements
• Calif. Backs Patent Atty's Whistleblower Suit Against Allergan
• Mental Health Efforts Will Support Diversity In Legal Industry
• COVID Suits Test 'Public Nuisance' Claim In Workplace Cases
• Ransomware Hits Soar With No Relief In Sight, Insurer Says
• DuPont Seeks To Toss ERISA Pension Liability Suit
• 11th Circ. Gives Suicidal Worker Another Shot At Bias Suit
• A Primer On The Push To Combine COVID-19 Coverage Cases
• 5 Tips For Purchasing Insurance During A Pandemic
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• How The Gov't Is Cracking Down On PPP Fraud
• How 'Blurred Lines' Copyright Ruling Is Affecting Music Biz
• Ex-Goldman Banker Avoids Prison For Passing Insider Tips
• Facebook Says Cybersquatters Impersonate To Seed Malware
• Tech Giants Warn Trump On Security Controls Backfiring
• Ruby Tuesday Hit With $2.5M Suit Over Closure Due To Virus
• Macy's To Pay Up To $192K To End Data Breach Suit
• AbbVie Beats Antitrust Challenge To Humira 'Patent Thicket'
• Mexico Nominates Top Trade Official To Take WTO's Reins
• Visa Suspension Is Not The Answer To US Unemployment
• How Cos. Can Adapt To Insurance Industry After COVID-19
• How Sponsors Can Reevaluate Contracts For Return Of Sports
• Pandemic Collaborations Pose Risk Of Future Patent Disputes
• 15 Minutes With Zillow Group's General Counsel
• Strict Liability Has No Place In 'Should Have Known' Case
• Cognizant Must Face Shareholders' Bribery Claims
• Amazon Caused $10M Damage To Warehouse, Suit Says
• Civility Could Be Litigators' New Normal Even Post-Pandemic
• COVID-19 Release For DBSI's Ex-GC In Prison Bureau's Hands
• Calif. Gives Hollywood A Green Light To Restart Production
• Business Group Angles To Revive WTO Appeals Panel
• Google Can't Ditch Decade-Old Privacy Suit Under Spokeo
• Google, Others Warn Justices About Jury Setting FRAND Rate
• Crackdown On Chinese Cos. Could Be A Double-Edged Sword
• Privacy Risks Lurk In Tech-Heavy Return-To-Work Plans
• The Week In Bankruptcy: Eyes On The New Normal
• States Unlikely To Raise Taxes Amid Pandemic, Panelists Say
• SEC's Token Issuer Case May Help Define Crypto Market
• COVID-19 Relief Efforts To Lower Tax Revenues By $12B
• Law Firms Must Beware Risks In Nontraditional Financing
• Pandemic May Prompt Evolution Of IT Outsourcing
• Zoom's CLO Promoted To Company's 1st COO
• IRS Offers Tax Relief For Execs' Nonprofit Volunteer Work
• Anticipate Glitches In Virtual Annual Meetings
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Copyright Office Should Call For Further DMCA Rebalancing
• Facebook Judge Rips $550M Biometric Privacy Deal
• 3rd Circ. Cuts Strings From Ex-Body Armor GC's Fees Bid
• Ill. McDonald's Workers Say Safety Concerns Persist At Work
• Walmart Flub Exposes Offer To Worker In Sanctions Fight
• Investor Sues Victoria's Secret Parent Over 'Toxic Culture'
• Virus Has Workers' Lawyers Shifting From Litigation To Advice
• How In-House Attys Can Build Resilience Despite Disruptions
• Albertsons Sued Over COVID-19 Toilet Paper Price-Gouging
• Caremark Precedent Should Inform Boards' COVID-19 Duties
• 2 Tested Alternatives To Unavoidable Court Delays
• Minn. Ruling Represents Sensible Stance On Legal Finance
• Converse, Workers Reach $1.9M Deal In Bag Check Suit
• 2nd Circ. Sends Amazon Customer's Drug Row To Arbitration
• GCs Forced To Juggle As Legal Teams Face COVID-19 Cuts
• COVID-19 Remote Work Request Got Engineer Fired, Suit Says
• Senate Sends PPP Loan Flexibility To Trump's Desk
• 9th Circ. Nixes EPA Approval Of Dicamba Herbicides
• Bipartisan Pair Of Sens. Want More Disclosures On PPP Loans
• It's Getting Harder To Hide Consultants' Data Breach Reports
• Amazon Workers Say NY Warehouse Unsafe Amid COVID-19
• Federal Guidance OKs Private Equity Funds In 401(k) Plans
• COVID-19 May Usher In Digital Taxes Despite US Tariff Threat
• Credit One Liable For Robocalls To Kid's Cell, 9th Circ. Says
• NY Shareholder Litigation Dismissal Raises Bar For Plaintiffs
• Best Practices For A Paperless Law Practice
• How Minority Shareholders Can Limit FTC Antitrust Scrutiny
• Calif. Judge Rejects Software Co.'s H-1B Specialty Visa Bid
• What To Know About Short-Seller Risks During Pandemic
• Ex-UAW Prez Cops To Role In $1M Embezzlement Scheme
• McDonald's Can't Dodge Ill. Workers' COVID-19 Safety Suit
• Oracle Loses Bid To Undo 4,100-Woman Pay Bias Class Action
• Committee Tees Up EEOC, Labor Board Picks For Senate Vote
• Cox Can't Topple $1B Piracy Verdict, But Wins Some Trims
• Boies Schiller Reps Google Users In Massive Privacy Suit
• How Public And Private Cos. Use Their GCs Differently
• Justices Urged To Stop 'Mistaken' Facebook Win At Fed. Circ.
• Calif. AG Finalizes Privacy Law Despite Unresolved Issues
• 1st Circ. Says Novo Nordisk Can't Block Ex-Worker's New Job
• DOL Can't Skirt States' Effort To Sink Joint Employer Rule
• Monsanto Says $78M Roundup Verdict Barred By Federal Law
• DOL Inspector General Says He's Stepping Down
• AGs Say Walmart Employees Need More Virus Protections
• Key Insights From DOJ Revised Corporate Compliance Guide
• LGBTQ Bias Suit Against YouTube Faces Skeptical Judge
• 5 Ways A Special IG Can Combat Crisis Relief Fraud
• Rock Stars, Tech Giants Argue Over DMCA At Senate Hearing
• PNC Accused Of Hassling Breastfeeding Worker Over Breaks
• What Happens To IPO Costs When A Co. Later Goes Private?
• Lawyers Must Address Racial Injustice With Radical Candor
• How COVID-19 Applies To Weakened Competitor M&A Defense
• Financial Strategies For Oil And Gas Cos. During The Slump
• Texas AG Says Perpetual Consent To Union Dues Unlawful
• 5 ERISA Takeaways From High Court's US Bank Decision
• 3rd Circ. Punts Amazon Seller Liability Case To Pa. Justices
• DOL 2nd-In-Command Tells Judges To Handle Cases Quicker
• As Virus Wanes, Employers Warm Up To Long-Term Telework
• Hollywood Orgs Send Back-To-Work Proposals To Calif., NY
• NLRB Says Judge Was Wrong To Stymie Union Election Rule
• Wishbone App Maker Sued Over Breach Affecting 40M Users
• Coronavirus Q&A: Cohen Milstein's Tort Litigation Chair
• NLRB Says Work Time Chat About Election Voting Is Illegal
• NJ Dunkin' Donuts Stores Escape Bakery's Antitrust Suit
• Hospitalized DuPont IP Thief Seeks Release Over COVID-19
• COVID-19 Securities Catch-Up: SEC Enforcement
• 3 Ways State Audits Are Adapting To The COVID-19 Pandemic
• Vegas Casino Says $1.1B Policy Covers COVID-19 Losses
• Jobs Crisis Fuels Capitol Hill Push For Employment Incentives
• Mutual Fund Boards Should Rethink Advice To Destroy Notes
• How Lawyers Can Network Better, Virtually And In Person
• NOL Carryback Rule Changes Bring Benefits For M&A Parties
• Practical Tips For Presenting Your Case To Litigation Funders
• 15 Minutes With Xandr's Chief Legal Officer