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Corporate - July, 2020

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• US Soccer Hires New GC After Pay Gap Suit's 'Skill' Defense
• GOP's Coronavirus Biz Liability Shield Plan Raises Eyebrows
• Workers' Rights Groups Back Lyft Drivers At 9th Circ.
• Valeant Pharma Settles SEC Accounting Probe For $45M
• The Week In Bankruptcy: Energy Drags, Retail Catches Breaks
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Vaccines, Jets And Sanctions
• Preparing Foreign Business Travelers For CBP Screening
• Georgia Business Court To Bring Timely Relief In Pandemic
• COVID-19 May Hinder Business Travel Long After Cos. Reopen
• Changes To Del. Law May Boost Public Benefit Corp. Appeal
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• WTO Vet Mohamed Open To Big Changes If Chosen As Leader
• 6 Key Moments From The COVID-19 Insurance MDL Hearing
• Opening PPP Loans To Bankrupt Ventures A Welcome Change
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• ABA Must Seize Opportunity To Respond To Bar Exam Chaos
• How High Court IPR Time-Bar Ruling Affects PTAB Practice
• New OSHA Guidance Debunks Fears About Wearing Masks
• Va. Workplace Virus Safety Mandate Has High Compliance Bar
• Major Merger Review Moments From The 1st Half Of 2020
• 3 Changes Coming To The Coworking Sector Amid COVID-19
• Top Cyber & Privacy Policy Developments Of 2020 So Far
• Small Businesses Press For Chase Virus Relief Loans MDL
• Employers Wary Of Virus Liability Waivers, New Survey Finds
• PG&E Names Old Legal Hand To Take Over As GC
• EU Sanctions N. Korea, China Firms For Alleged Cybercrime
• Sanofi And GSK Face DOJ Probes Over Zantac Cancer Risk
• NLRB Says Shamrock Employees Can't Link To Company Site
• Chinese National Admits Trade Secret Theft From Ohio Lab
• Docs In $5B Facebook-FTC Deal May Need Judge's Scrutiny
• Sens. Advance Bill Allowing Suits Against China Over COVID
• 8th Circ. Revives UAW Vacation Time Suit Against Trane
• Sens. Demand DOJ Open Probe Into Zoom, TikTok China Ties
• Apple Can't Get Fed. Circ. To Rehear 'Unfettered' PTAB Ruling
• Rakoff Appears Inclined To Back Uber's Price-Fixing Win
• WeWork's New Panel Wants To End Failed Softbank Deal Fight
• Cos. Should Consider Spirit Of Calif. Board Diversity Bill
• Nike's COVID-19 Mask Mandate Draws Deaf Customers' Ire
• NLRB Ruling Corrects Overbroad Abusive Conduct Standard
• How Pandemic Is Affecting The Pace Of Judicial Opinions
• JPML Questions If One Size Fits All For Virus Cases
• Trade Secret Litigation Is Poised To Take Off Amid Downturn
• California Pizza Kitchen Hits Ch. 11 To Cut Debt, Explore Sale
• OSHA Rule Could Make Worker Health Info Easier To Disclose
• Chancery Wary $95M Claim In Facebook Suit Might Start Trend
• IBM Report Finds Nation-State-Backed Breaches Most Costly
• JC Penney Says Sale Still On Despite Report Of Front-Runner
• Altria Says FTC Misunderstands Regs In Defense Of Juul Deal
• Insurer Says It Shouldn't Cover Restaurants' COVID-19 Losses
• Report Says Parties, Counsel Can Improve Arbitrator Diversity
• Herbalife Distributors Lose Appeal To Arbitrate $1B RICO Row
• Trade Experts Urge Trump Administration Not To Exit WTO
• 5G Auto Patent Pool 'Unlikely To Harm Competition,' DOJ Says
• Facebook Sues EU Antitrust Regulator Over Doc Requests
• NLRB Gets A Lone Democrat As Senate Confirms 2 Members
• WTO Dispute Roundup: US-EU Aircraft Dispute Far From Over
• DC Circ. Won't Revive Suit Seeking DOL Virus Safety Rule
• Pandemic Highlights Need To Reform Shareholder Rights
• OSHA Looks To Ax Pa. Meatpackers' Suit Over Virus Safety
• Senate GOP Mounts Push For Biz Tax Credits In Virus Talks
• 6 Steps For Law Firms Looking To Improve Their Culture
• Saddling BFI With Joint Employer Status 'Unjust,' NLRB Says
• 5 ERISA Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2020
• Calif. Arbitration Ruling May Curb 3rd-Party Discovery
• Burlington Coat Factory To Pay $20M To End Two FLSA Suits
• Live Nation Gets $102M Award Reduced In Worker Injury Case
• Ex-Workers Say Quest 'Asleep At The Wheel' With 401(k) Plan
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Tackles Music Licensing Deals
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive ERISA Suit Over Target Canada Flop
• Amazon Can't Force NJ Driver To Arbitrate Wage Suit, Just Yet
• 4 Things To Know About New WDTX Patent Procedures
• Chili's Gets Claims Trimmed In Data Breach Case
• Battle Over SEC's Proxy Regs May Not Be Finished
• NYC Council Bill Would Waive Biz Rent Tax Amid Virus
• SEC's Whistleblower Chief Reflects After $500M Milestone
• United Employee Says Workers Can Sue Over $5B Virus Relief
• DOJ Antitrust Arm Names New Acting Chief Of Staff
• Businesses Balk At Joining Pa. Virus Insurance Suit
• CFTC Pays $9M In One Of Its Top Whistleblower Payouts Yet
• Biden Comes Out Against 'Special Tribunals' For Corporations
• SEC Launches New Exam Unit To Thwart Emerging Risks
• Virtual Courts Amplify Lawyers' Corporate Spokesperson Role
• Del. Jarden Ruling Shows Appraisal Precedent Is Not Inflexible
• States Can Lead Where OSHA Failed On Virus Standards
• Key Financial Data Security Takeaways From FTC Workshop
• NLRB Wants To Curb Unions' Access To Worker Contact Info
• EPA Watchdog To Probe Trump's Vehicle Emissions Changes
• Target Says Chubb Can't Weasel Out Of Data Hack Coverage
• Amazon Faces Virus-Related Probes At San Francisco Facility
• 3rd-Party Funding Ruling Opens Door For FCA Case Flood
• GOP Sets Sights On COVID-19 Biz Immunity In Relief Bill
• Employer Liability Shield Makes Debut In GOP Virus Proposal
• Senate GOP Unveils $1T Virus Relief Package
• 3 Takeaways As Fed. Circ. Boosts PTAB Amendment Scrutiny
• Square Defends Ban On Bankruptcy-Related Transactions
• With IP Repatriation, House GOP Draws Flak On Virus Relief
• Garmin Says Cyberattack Knocked Fitness Trackers Offline
• New Tool Aims To Make Choosing An Arbitrator Data-Driven
• Fracas Over 'Rescue Panel' Plan May Slow Deal On Virus Bill
• Don't Expect Banks To Shoulder Embezzlement Liability
• What DOL Guidance Says About COVID-19 Leave Protections
• The Biggest Hurdles For Attys Starting Jobs During COVID-19
• Law Firms Must Note Pandemic's Outsize Impact On Women
• Facebook Reaches Deal To Settle Unpaid OT Class
• General Motors RICO Ruling Is Case Study In Proximate Cause
• 15 Minutes With BuzzFeed's Chief Legal Officer
• Legal Recruiter Sees Uptick In Demand For White Collar Work
• Bridgewater Sued By Former Co-CEO Over Gender Bias Row
• Parsons Corp. Gets Another Shot At Arbitrating Job Bias Suit
• COVID-19 Vaccine Hacking May Prompt Data Security Rethink
• 9th Circ. Kills Challenge To Calif. Pay-For-Delay Law
• Worker Rights Atty Blazes Trail With Whole Foods, Uber Cases
• Privacy And Cybersecurity Cases To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2020
• Employees Say CVS Owes $47M For Illegal Scheduling
• Weil Adds Ex-Eversheds Partner To Global Tax Practice
• What If SEC Tolling Agreements Are Unenforceable In Court?
• Brand Battles: Lyft Goes Up Against Kin Of LearJet Inventor
• The 'Rocket Docket' Show Goes On Despite Setbacks
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Sinclair Investors Press $25M Deal Over Failed Tribune Merger
• Feds Want Limited Pause In Investors' Cognizant Bribe Suit
• Indivior To Pay $600M To Settle Suboxone Charges
• DOJ Gives Antitrust Shield To Big Pharma's Virus Info Sharing
• Facebook's Upped $650M Biometric Deal Nears Initial OK
• NLRB Delays Deadline For Briefs On Workers Ousting Unions
• GOP Virus Aid Plan Stalls Despite Deal On PPP, Taxes, Checks
• Ghosn's Son Paid Ex-Green Beret $500K Via Bitcoin, Feds Say
• McDermott Pledges Free Legal Services To POC-Led Cos.
• Tesla Claims Electric Truck Startup Poached Workers, Stole IP
• Insurer Sued Over Hospitality Group's COVID-19 Losses
• Pa. Meatpackers Sue OSHA To Compel COVID-19 Safety
• GOP Sens. Float Bill To Allow 'Catch-Up' 401(k) Contributions
• Uber Sees A Chance For Tax Structure Overhaul In Pandemic
• EU Delays Probe Of €5.5B EssilorLuxottica-GrandVision Deal
• Del. Caremark Opinion Shows Shift In Deference To Boards
• 6 Ways GCs Can Assess Insider Threat Risk
• Fidelity Says Ex-VP Fled To Merrill Lynch With Trade Secrets
• Pandemic Lays Bare The Inequities Inherent In The Bar Exam
• Ann Taylor Parent Files Ch. 11 With $1B Debt Swap Plan
• Outgoing WTO Chief Hopeful For Rescue Of Legal System
• Wirecard's Ex-CEO Arrested On New Charges Of Bank Fraud
• First American Title Insurance Charged In NY Over Data Leak
• Businesses Liken Pa. Virus Rules To Regulatory Prison
• NJ Can't Sink Chamber's Challenge To Forced-Arbitration Ban
• Ackman's Record-Smashing Deal Raises Profile For SPACs
• Cato, Groups Tell Justices Insurer Not Barred In IRS Rule Bout
• Enforcers May Grow Wary Of Big Tech's 'Killer Acquisitions'
• Divided SEC Tightens Regulations On Proxy Advisory Firms
• Union Says McDonald's Axed Worker Who Sought Safety Gear
• Italy Probing Apple, Amazon Over Restricted Sales
• Dodd-Frank Marked New Era For Private Equity, Hedge Funds
• Ex-Theranos CEO Seeks Grand Jury Records, Citing COVID-19
• Understanding The 5 Stages Of Mediation In A Virtual World
• DC AG Backs Lyft Driver In Sick Leave Arbitration Dispute
• Refusing Unsafe Work Doesn't End Unemployment, DOL Says
• Cisco Still Confident China Will OK $2.6B Acacia Buy
• EU Defeat In Apple Could Lead To Trade War With US
• Novartis Whistleblower Scores $109M For Flagging Kickbacks
• Fending Off Bankruptcy Preference Claims During Pandemic
• Increased Forum Shopping For US Discovery Likely After Guo
• Slack Hits Microsoft With EU Competition Complaint
• Managing DOL Fiduciary Rule's Overlap With SEC, Mass. Regs
• OSHA Will Fork Over Reams Of Data To End Watchdog's Suit
• ADA Questions For Texas Employers Facing Mask Objections
• Barclays Taps Exec For New GC As Hoyt Steps Down
• Cadwalader Guides Ackman-Backed SPAC's Record $4B IPO
• Business Sector Joins Fight Against Trump's Work Visa Ban
• Workers Say Fiat Bribed UAW Officials To Quash Grievances
• Yahoo Data Breach MDL Attys Get $23M In Cut Fee Award
• Dodd Says Namesake Bill Saved Economy From Coronavirus
• DOL Says Ohio Facilities Dropped Ball On COVID Protection
• These 10 Decisions Remade The Copyright Landscape
• Cos. Say Atty Was Fired For Relocating, Not For Getting Virus
• Signet's $240M Investor Settlement Gets Final OK
• Biden Proposes New Family, Employer Child Care Tax Credits
• Effort To Unmask Shell Corp. Owners Added To Defense Bill
• Del. Stock Swap Ruling Signals Shift On Biz Judgment Review
• Borrower-Friendly Changes Don't Solve All PPP Issues
• Disclosing Compliance Lessons To DOJ Presents Catch-22
• GCs' Biggest Concerns For The Rest Of The Year
• Pandemic May Change The Way We Design Our Courthouses
• Amazon Workers Suing Over Virus May Have To Turn To OSHA
• Senate GOP To Propose Payroll Tax Relief In Virus Bill
• Rare Listerine Royalty Auction Tied To 1881 Contract Flub
• Steps To Reduce Title VII Risks When Hiring With AI
• Marshalls, HomeGoods Employees Reach $31.5M Wage Deal
• Reporting A Cross-Border Cartel? Check The Guidance
• NLRB Makes It Easier To Fire Workers Over Profane Outbursts
• 2 Chinese Nationals Accused Of Hacking COVID-19 Research
• Groups Slam 'Reprehensible' GOP Bid For Virus Biz Immunity
• Peloton Abusing IP To Monopolize Online Cycling, Rival Says
• MGM Units, Vegas Unions Agree To Arbitrate COVID-19 Fight
• Coca-Cola, Ford Each Name New General Counsel
• Sens. Want Assurance That Small Firms Can Reapply For PPP
• Monsanto Loses Cancer Liability Fight In 1st Roundup Appeal
• 9th Circ. Upholds $142M Wells Fargo Fraud Deal
• UBS To Pay SEC $10M Over Muni Bond 'Flipping' Scheme
• New DOL Virus Guidance Tackles Remote Work
• 3rd Circ. Vacates DOJ's Loss In Sabre Merger Challenge
• 3 Takeaways From 1st Circ.'s Amazon Delivery Driver Ruling
• Theranos Judge Says Ex-CEO's Oct. Trial Date Is 'Unrealistic'
• SEC's Proxy Advice Reform Would Benefit Economy, Country
• Microsoft Accused Of Giving Business User Data To Facebook
• Mediator Confidentiality Promises Carry Serious Risks
• Walmart COBRA Suit Fizzles After Class Cert. Bid Falls Flat
• 5 Steps For Transitioning To A Permanent Remote Workforce
• NJ Bill Looks To Repay Restaurants For 'False' Reopenings
• American Airlines, Retirees Lay Down Swords In Benefits Suit
• Whole Foods Disciplined Workers For BLM Masks, Suit Says
• 15 Minutes With Geometer's Chief Legal Officer
• Qualcomm's All-White Board Slapped With Investor Suit
• Mysterious Twitter Cyberattack Shows Risks Of Insider Access
• EU Top Court Leaves US Data Transfers On Shaky Ground
• 9th Circ. Questions Axon, FTC On Constitutional Claims
• NLRB In-Person Voting Guide Doesn't Sway Regional Heads
• Biz Groups Urge High Court To Take Class Arbitration Case
• Congress Returns To DC To Forge Virus Relief Deal — Quickly
• School Closings Shaping Up As Next Headache For Employers
• 1st Circ. Says Amazon Delivery Drivers Don't Have To Arbitrate
• DOJ Must Lead Effort To Upend Anti-LGBT Rules, Groups Say
• These 10 Decisions Remade The Trademark Landscape
• How A Compliance Chief Went From Ignored To Whistleblower
• Calif. Pay-For-Delay Law Lacks Nuance
• High Court Must Right FCC's Failure To Define Autodialers
• The Major Antitrust Conduct Cases Of 2020 So Far
• Why FTC Needs High Court Win On Monetary Equitable Relief
• Justices' SEC Disgorgement Ruling Vexes Net Profits Math
• Practical Guidance For Main Street Loan Participants: Part 2
• Cisco Says Counterfeits Put Hospitals, Military At Breach Risk
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Dreamers Bring Important Perspective To Legal Industry
• US Sizing Up New Duties Against China In WTO Food Fight
• PPP Data Could Lead To Trouble For Loan Recipients
• A Big Prop 65 Victory For Chemical Industry In Monsanto Case
• 7 Ways The Pandemic Will Shape M&A In The 2nd Half Of 2020
• Robinhood Users Tweak Counsel Bid To Add Female Attys
• 7th Circ. Undoes Class Cert. In Allstate Stock-Drop Suit
• Union Says NLRB's 'Contract Bar' Review Goes Too Far
• Employment Suits Continue Piling Up Amid COVID-19
• DOL Asks If FMLA 'Health Condition' Definition Needs Update
• Barr Warns US Tech, Media Cos. Against Cozying Up To China
• WH Tweak To Enviro Review Rule May Bring New Headaches
• COVID-19 Delays Musk Chancery Trial To March 2021
• EEOC To Analyze 'Utility' Of Employer Pay Data
• 9th Circ. Skeptical Calif. Pay-For-Delay Law Poses Danger
• Distancing, PPE Top In-House Attys' Checklists For Reopening
• These 10 Decisions Remade The Patent Landscape
• Russia Accused Of Hacks On COVID-19 Vaccine Research
• Poseida Therapeutics Taps Ex-Halozyme Atty As GC
• Papa John's Kept Mum About #MeToo Risks, Investors Claim
• Pa. Grocer Defends Mask Policy Against ADA Claims
• Alsup Orders Apple To Produce FCC IPhone Communications
• Practical Guidance For Main Street Loan Participants: Part 1
• Antitrust Compliance Can Help Cut Costs Amid Pandemic
• Helping Clients Overcome Financial Hurdles Mid-Litigation
• New NLRB Advice Memos Tackle COVID-19 Questions
• Pa. Ruling Shows Limits To Worker Free Speech Rights
• ERISA Remedies Could Increase Under Liu V. SEC Ruling
• Twitter Hack Targets Biden, Apple, Slew Of High-Profile Users
• Va. Adopts Nation's First COVID-19 Workplace Safety Mandate
• NLRB Memo Won't Bring End To Mail-In Union Voting
• FTC Investigating Rejected $7B CoreLogic Takeover Bid
• Amazon Workers End Bid To Get Immediate Virus Safety Order
• AFL-CIO Sues To Block Changes To Union Election Rules
• CIT Ruling Reining In Trump Tariffs Offers Hope For Importers
• 3 Takeaways From Landmark German FRAND Decision
• NCAI Ex-GC's Defamation Suit Over Firing Reports Nixed
• Trump Administration Hit With 1st Challenge To Work Visa Ban
• Feds Impose Visa Restrictions On Huawei Workers
• Trump Finalizes Overhaul Of Infrastructure Enviro Reviews
• Tech Giants Face Privacy Suits Over Face ID 'Arms Race'
• Inclusivity Considerations For Law Firms Reopening Offices
• Unions Turn To NLRB As Stop & Shop Ends COVID-19 Pay
• C4 Therapeutics Hires Ex-Neon Atty As Legal Chief
• Top 3 Corporate Governance Issues For Fall Board Meetings
• Paid Leave Concerns When Employees Get COVID-19 Twice
• What To Know About Reporting Employee Criminal Activity
• COVID-19 Disruption Reshapes NJ Supply Chains
• EU Court Reverses Apple's €13B Tax Assessment
• All Eyes On EU High Court Review Of Top Data Transfer Tools
• Boies Schiller Files New Privacy Suit Against 'Voyeur' Google
• Trump Moves To Strip Hong Kong Of Special Trading Status
• Employers Pass On DOL's Self-Reporting Wage Theft Program
• Insys Shareholders Ink Deal With Ex-CEO Over Fraud Claims
• Walmart Sued Over Allegedly Undisclosed Data Breach
• NJ Cinema Owners Can't Get Virus Closure Lifted, For Now
• Congress Told Companies' Human Capital Disclosures Lag
• 10 Years On, Dodd-Frank's Compliance Overhaul Here To Stay
• As Racist Brands Fall, Will Some Try To Revive Them?
• Dispute Over Restitution Power Threatens FTC Antitrust Tool
• In Their Words: Why Diversity At The Bar Is Still A Problem
• The Year's Top High Court Moments From Law360's The Term
• 24 Hour Fitness Says Virus Closures Threaten Ch. 11 Case
• Trade Court Puts Guardrails On Trump's Security Tariff Power
• Surprising Alliances Shape The Supreme Court Term
• Watchdog Concerned Over Repeated DOJ Contracting Issues
• Final IRS Rules On REIT Dividends Create Statutory Conflict
• Divided WTO Poses New Challenges For Incoming Leader
• 3 Ways High Court's Liu V. SEC Ruling Curtails FTC Authority
• HHS Discrimination Rule Conflicts With LGBTQ Bias Ruling
• Insurer Says Policy Isn't Triggered In COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Mass. Justices Take Up Challenge To Virus Shutdown Orders
• Booking.com Ruling May Help Generic Hashtag Mark Owners
• Trump Administration Drops Pandemic Student Visa Policy
• Why Can't Female Lawyers Make Headway At The High Court?
• Employer Considerations After Justices' LGBTQ Rights Ruling
• NY High Court Case Could Upend Litigation Finance Industry
• Law360's Supreme Court Pop Quiz
• Law Firms See Less Work, More Discounts Amid Pandemic
• Jabra Maker Ends 8-Year Antitrust Row With Plantronics
• Berkshire Hathaway Fights Bid To Invalidate Virus Exclusion
• SEC Plan To Ax Disclosures Seen As Boon For Smaller Funds
• Freelance Journalists' Challenge To Calif. AB 5 Law Dismissed
• Huawei Ban's Scope Spares Few Contractors From Headaches
• Facebook Vies To Keep Gibson Dunn Probe Out Of Discovery
• 2nd Circ. Revives NewLink Investor Suit Over Cancer Drug
• PTAB Limits On Amendment Rejections Spur Quality Worries
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• Del. Supreme Court Expands Ltd. Partner Records' Rights
• International Tax Policy To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2020
• Federal Tax Policy To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2020
• State And Local Tax Policy To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2020
• Securities Litigation To Watch In 2020: Midyear Report
• Unpacking The Supreme Court's Praise For The TCPA
• 5 Compliance Lessons From Novartis' FCPA Settlement
• Amazon, T-Mobile Pan 'Implausible' Age Bias Lawsuit
• Ivy League, Tech Giants Back Challenge To Student Visa Rules
• Associates Can Prioritize Biz Development Despite Pandemic
• Highlights From OECD Roundtable On Conglomerate Mergers
• When NY Worker Free Speech Rights And COVID-19 Collide
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• Key COVID-19 Accessibility Issues As ADA Turns 30
• The Chattiest Justice Of The Term Is ...
• 15 Minutes With Spartan Race's General Counsel
• The Top Cybersecurity And Privacy Rulings So Far In 2020
• High Court's LGBT Bias Blockbuster Headlines Packed Term
• LinkedIn Stole Data From Apple Devices' Clipboard, Users Say
• FTC To Post Premerger Filing Figures Every Month
• Ex-Google CCO Joins Employee Misconduct App Developer
• Russian Convicted In LinkedIn, Dropbox Cyberattacks
• The Majority Of One: How Roberts Is Shaping The Court
• Trump Blames Virus For Bleak China Trade Deal Prospects
• 7 Gov't Contracting Policies To Watch In 2020: Midyear Report
• New AFL-CIO Task Force Will Take On Racial Injustice
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Brand Battles: Casper The Ghost Takes On Mattress Startup
• 5 Emerging Trends In Growth Equity Deals
• Let's Create An Ethical Obligation For Attys To Fight Racism
• Lessons From 6 Months Of Calif. Privacy Law Litigation
• Corporate Enviro Planning In The Black Lives Matter Era
• Transport Biz Settles Former Staff Atty's Pregnancy Bias Suit
• WeWork Facing Another Suit Claiming Hostile, Biased Culture
• Possibilities If Justices Review PTAB Judge Constitutionality
• Insurer Says COVID-19 Not 'Physical Loss,' So No Coverage
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• COVID-19 Closings Send Retailer Muji USA Into Ch. 11
• More Lawyers Are Getting Comfortable With Litigation Finance
• Ex-Wawa Workers Ink $22M Deal To End ERISA Class Action
• High Court Won't Pick Up Charter's Bid To Overturn TCPA
• Tyson, JBS Accused Of Putting Minority Workers At Virus Risk
• SEC Urged To Toughen Scrutiny Of US-Listed Chinese Firms
• Del. Justices Let Chancery's $13B Jarden Appraisal Stand
• Dems Tell Trump To Revisit LGBT Policies After Title VII Ruling
• Mining Project Highlights Cultural Heritage Risk For Cos.
• Patent Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2020
• 2 Investment Advice Rulings Offer Lessons On Insider Liability
• Some In-House Attys Think At-Home Work Is Here To Stay
• UK Deepens Antitrust Probe Into Outbrain And Taboola Deal
• Merck Spinoff Organon Hires Ex-Sorrento, Abbott Atty As GC
• 6 Considerations When Shopping For Legal Tech Software
• Supreme Court To Review FTC Restitution Authority
• The 10 Largest Deals From Q2 And The Firms That Led Them
• Justices Set To Rattle TCPA Landscape With Autodialer Case
• Treasury Eases Export Deduction Documentation Rules
• Insurers Clarify Policies In Prep For 2nd Wave Of COVID-19
• Coinbase Hires Ex-Facebook Deputy GC Grewal As Top Atty
• SEC Official Says Policy And Personal ESG Views Don't Mix
• Sur La Table Hits Ch. 11 With Plans For Sale
• Worker Says She Was Fired Over Child Care During Pandemic
• Facebook Suit Can Bring Clarity To Autodialers, Justices Told
• Mich. Gov. Vetoes Bills To Extend Tax Payments Amid Virus
• Las Vegas Resorts Look To Nix Unions' COVID-19 Suit
• Amazon Says Workers Aim To 'Exploit' Pandemic For Reforms
• Legal Work's In-House Shift Shows No Sign Of Slowing
• COVID-19 Accelerating Growth Of Class Action Cases
• Fiat Chrysler Escapes GM's RICO Suit Over UAW Bribes
• Fortress Ducks Apple And Intel's Patent Scheme Suit, For Now
• 3 Lessons From Updated FCPA Resource Guide
• EU Court Sets Ruling In Apple's Irish Tax Case For July 15
• Group To Revise Deal For Future Claims In Monsanto MDL
• Law Firm Strategies For Publicizing Laterals Amid Lockdowns
• EU Gives Thumbs Up To Germany's €500B COVID-19 Aid Plan
• How COVID-19 May Change Environmental M&A Due Diligence
• End Forced Employee Arbitration To Advance Social Equality
• 5 Ways To Mitigate Whistleblower Risk During COVID-19
• Wayfair Execs Duck $87M Stock Drop Suit
• Brooks Brothers Latest Retailer To Fall Into Pandemic Ch. 11
• ICE Crackdown On Student Visas Risks Foreign Talent Flow
• Mich. Eateries' Loss Highlights COVID-19 Coverage Hurdles
• Pot Co. Accuses Pryor Cashman Of Airing Confidential Deal
• Facebook Urges High Court To Finally Tackle Autodialer Split
• Indonesia Orders Tech Giants To Collect New Digital VAT
• EBay Cyberstalking Case Expands As Feds Charge Ex-Cop
• Consumer Perception Is King After Booking.com Decision
• Morgan Stanley Slams Ex-VP's Pursuit Of Bias Suit
• New Tax Credit For Chipmakers Gains Steam In Virus Bill Talks
• DOL Can't Shield Amazon Worker Injury Docs From News Org
• Microsoft Sues To Block 'COVID-19 Themed' Phishing Scheme
• Surge Of Interest Expected For PTAB Fast-Track Program
• What High Court Ruling Means For TCPA's Future
• FCC's New Autodialer Definition Departs From Past Approach
• RPM Internal Probe Case Brings Privilege Lessons For Attys
• Are Your Slack Communications Primed For E-Discovery?
• A Guide To Drafting Enforceable Arbitration Clauses
• Movie Theater Owners Sue NJ Gov. Over COVID-19 Shutdown
• Judge 'Skeptical' Of Settlement For Future Roundup Claims
• Amerisource Tries To Save CEO From Opioid Bellwether Depo
• COVID-19 Layoffs Likely Won't Nullify Fla. Noncompetes
• ESG Reporting Considerations Amid Murky Standards
• EU Tax On Big Cos. Would Hurt Recovery, German Group Says
• NLRB Lays Out Road Map For In-Person Union Elections
• EEOC Chair Eyes More Presuit Deals After Procedural Tweaks
• 6th Circ. Says Ordering GM, Fiat CEOs To Meet Goes Too Far
• Fisher Phillips COVID-19 Data Shows Workplace Suits On Rise
• Justices Keep TCPA Litigation Machine Churning For Now
• USA Technologies Adds Former E-Trade Atty As GC
• Fujitec Seeks To End Racial Bias Suit By Ex-Top Atty
• Gov't Releases Borrower Details For PPP Loans Over $150K
• 8th Circ. Adopts Supreme Court's Broad Title VII Standard
• Hogan Lovells Nabs Ex-Bristol Myers Squibb Associate GC
• Investor Sues Facebook After Trump Post Spurs Ad Boycott
• Assessing The New DOJ, FTC Vertical Merger Guidelines
• Split 11th Circ. Reverses Costco's ADA Verdict
• Gov't Contracts Cases To Watch In 2020: Midyear Report
• Top Federal Tax Policies Of 2020: Midyear Report
• OSHA Advises Wearing Masks Upon Return To Workplaces
• 5 Biz Tax Reforms To Aid Long-Term Pandemic Recovery
• Crisis May Trigger Collateralized Loan Obligation Litigation
• 6 Dispute Prevention Steps As Lawsuits Rise Amid Pandemic
• Trump's Social Media Order May Not Go Far
• Preserving Noncompete Enforcement Rights Amid COVID-19
• US Courts Open To Demands For EU Data, But Risks Loom
• 15 Minutes With Tenneco's General Counsel
• Supreme Court Strikes Down TCPA Debt Call Carveout
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• OECD Offers New Tax Reporting Rules For Gig Economy
• Composer Says YouTube Fosters 'Hotbed' Of Copyright Piracy
• United Airlines Seeks To Duck Suit Over $5B Virus Relief Deal
• Travelers Says Flower Cos. Can't Claim $2M Pandemic Losses
• Facebook Taps Ex-HPE, Amazon Atty To Lead App Legal Team
• EEOC Charge Alleges Sweeping Racial Bias At Facebook
• 2020's Biggest Benefits Regulations: Midyear Report
• CARES Act Reanimates Sale-Leaseback Tax Benefits
• Amazon Hit With ERISA Suit Over 'Deficient' COBRA Notice
• Seattle Council Panel Advances $174M Big-Biz Tax Proposal
• CFIUS Latest Annual Report Reveals Key Enforcement Trends
• SEC's Insider Info Case Shows Perils Of Portfolio Co. Trading
• Fidelity Settles Workers' 401(k) Plan Suit For $28.5M
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Denies Staffer Claims Of Political Bias
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• COVID-19 Relief Efforts Heighten Fair Credit Reporting Risks
• Time To Consider Percentage Rental Agreements For Lawyers
• Handling Employee Vacation Requests During COVID-19
• High Court To Review Nestlé, Cargill Child Slavery Suits
• Justices Won't Touch 9th Circ. Ruling On Sex-Based Pay Gaps
• Altera Could Bolster State Transfer Pricing Scrutiny
• Novartis To Pay $729M To End 2 FCA Kickback Accusations
• US Leans On Law Firms For Trade Deal Dispute Panelists
• Gov't Contracts Cases Of 2020: Midyear Report
• Congress Extends PPP To August, Mulls 2nd Round Of Loans
• Major Real Estate Cos. Accused Of Age Bias In Facebook Ads
• Want Workers To Sign COVID-19 Waivers? Don't Go There.
• DOD Needs To Improve AI Standards, Cybersecurity, OIG Says
• Top 7 Trademark Rulings Of 2020: A Midyear Report
• WeWork Sued For $54M Over Broken Calif. Office Lease
• High Court Clarifies CFPB's Future, Complicates CFPB's Past
• Samsung Averts Texas Trial, Settles Face-Detection IP Case
• 3 Things To Watch As COVID-19 Real Estate Litigation Looms
• Corporate Investigation Lessons From EBay Stalking Scandal
• Auto Cos. Should Ramp Up Their Supply Chain Vetting
• Copyright Office Questions Idea Of 'Stay-Down' System
• 'Settle And Sue' Malpractice Cases Have New Clarity In Calif.
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