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Corporate - September, 2020

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• Calif. Gov. Signs Law Requiring Corporate Board Diversity
• Tyson Gets $2.1B Chicken Co. Deal Fight Sent To Arbitration
• Divided 9th Circ. Splits With 4th Circ. In DirecTV TCPA Row
• SEC Beats Kik In Landmark Suit Over $100M Crypto Sale
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Toss Of Investors' #MeToo Fraud Suit
• HP To Pay $6M To Settle SEC Claims Of Investor Fraud
• Bank Groups Call For More PPP Lending, Simpler Forgiveness
• Law360's The Term: The Impact Of Amy Coney Barrett
• College Coronavirus Q&A: Cal State's General Counsel
• Ex-UAW President Admits Conspiring To Steal Union Dues
• Perkins Coie Rakes In Microsoft, Intel Diversity Honors
• Fla. Court Says Ex-Lincare Atty Can't Collect $1M Bonus
• Anthem To Pay $39.5M To End 42 States' Data Breach Claims
• Microsoft Atty Says Not All Data Should Be Treated Like IP
• Apple And Epic Want Antitrust Fight To Go To A Bench Trial
• New DOL Proposal Calls For More Details On Union Spending
• What We Know About How Judicial Bias Can Influence Rulings
• CARES Act Compliance Reminders For 401(k) Plans
• DuPont Dodges ERISA Suit Thanks To 'Confusion'
• Banks, Governments See Crypto As Risky, Expect Rise In Use
• Arkema CEO Beats Felony Charge In Hurricane Harvey Trial
• Morgan Stanley Will Pay $5M To Settle Short Selling Claims
• Calif. Gov. Vetoes Mandatory Corp. Tax Disclosure
• JPMorgan, Goldman GCs Up The Ante On Diversity Promises
• Tiffany Investors Sue LVMH As It Tries To Ditch $16.2B Merger
• House Panel Advances Bill To Limit Exec Bonuses In Ch. 11
• Oracle Ruling May Spur New Pay Bias Approach By OFCCP
• Contractors Seek Clarity On DOD Cybersecurity Rule
• What Employers Should Know About New NY Sick Leave Law
• Will Barrett Tip Transport Worker Exemption Cases?
• In JPMorgan Deal, DOJ Puts Spotlight On Compliance Tech
• Walmart Forces Breakup Of Ex-Dukes Class Members' Claims
• Cyberattack Strikes Hospital Chain Universal Health Services
• Latham Reps COVID-19 Mall Closure Suit Against LA County
• We Must Hold Banks Accountable To Stop Money Laundering
• Ex-Bloomberg Exec Eyed For Bribes Cops To Tax Evasion
• Employers Should Plan For Vaccine Religious Exemptions
• LA Nightclub Says Virus Triggers 'Physical Loss' Insurance
• The Top In-House Hires Of September
• Law Firm Social Responsibility Strategies In The New Normal
• 9th Circ. Says Postmates Can't Duck $10M In Arbitration Fees
• JPMorgan To Pay Feds $920M Over Spoofing Claims
• Fiat To Pay SEC $9.5M To End Emissions Disclosure Dispute
• Hoffmann-La Roche Can't Shake $1.4B Tamiflu FCA Suit
• Energy Giants Agree To Make EEOC Diversity Data Public
• Apple And Epic Antitrust Judge Eyes July 2021 Jury Trial
• TikTok Restrictions Likely Violate Sanctions Law, Judge Rules
• IBM Says Ransomware Hackers Netted At Least $81M In 2020
• Ex-Amazon Finance Boss, Family Accused Of Insider Trading
• Justices Urged To Kill FTC's Claimed Restitution Power
• Citibank To Pay $4.5M To Settle CFTC Deleted Files Claims
• What To Expect On Key Civil Procedure Issues From Barrett
• Northrop Ruling Highlights Insurability Of Settlements
• Google Beats Claims Over Collection Of Kids' Data, For Now
• Preparing For Enhanced Enforcement Under Calif. 'Mini-CFPB'
• What Should A GC Do When The Boss Is Mentally Unfit?
• LVMH Fires Counterclaims At Tiffany In $16.2B Merger Brawl
• 3 Key Insurance Rulings You May Have Missed This Summer
• 15 Minutes With Misfits Market's General Counsel
• Atty Fired After Getting COVID-19 Seeks To Save FMLA Row
• How DOL Proposal Changes Independent Contractor Analysis
• How Law Articles And A Viral Clip Got Barrett The Nomination
• DC Judge Blocks Trump's TikTok App Store Ban
• What Happens Now That Amy Coney Barrett Is The Nominee
• Judge Amy Coney Barrett: 7th Circ. Decisions To Know
• Among Democrats, A Growing Appetite To Alter High Court
• What A 6-Vote Majority Would Mean For The Supreme Court
• Judge Barrett Worth Nearly $2M, Disclosures Show
• A History Of Supreme Court Confirmations In 3 Charts
• Trump Chooses Amy Coney Barrett For Ginsburg's Seat
• Dem Reps. Eye High Court Term Limits, Temporary Expansion
• FTC Asks 9th Circ. To Rethink Qualcomm Licensing Ruling
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Amazon Loss On Driver Arbitration
• Trump EO On Surprise Medical Bills Shocks Employer Groups
• DOL Frees Up $150M To Fill H-1B Worker Shortages
• Justices May Take New Shot At Balancing Religion And Bias
• Minority Atty Group Honors Genentech For Diversity Efforts
• Uber Wins Bid To Arbitrate Calif. Unpaid Wages Claim
• Care.com Escapes Investors' Background Check Suit
• Premera Blue Cross Inks $6.85M HIPAA Deal, 2nd Largest Ever
• Small Biz Fights Wells Fargo's Arbitration Bid In PPP Suit
• Google Parent Makes 'Sweeping' Deal To Boost Diversity
• A Likely Tipping Point For Nonlawyer Ownership Of Law Firms
• The Challenges Facing Trump's Drug Pricing Order
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Amazon Cases Show E-Tailer Product Liability Varies By State
• Managing New IRS Global High-Wealth Audits
• 6 Months Into Virus, Antitrust Enforcement 'Close To Normal'
• DoorDash Steers Users From Non-Partner Eateries, Suit Says
• 3 Highlights As Trump Makes Flimsy Vow On ACA Protections
• SEC Rule A Bittersweet Victory For Whistleblower Advocates
• Ex-Grindr VP Says She Was Fired For Questioning PPP Loan
• How A High Court Textualist Could Help Limit Anti-Hack Law
• Verizon, AT&T To Pay Combined $116M For Calif. Overcharges
• Goldman Gets Industry Support For High Court Cert. Fight
• Top Dems Float Tightened Worker Classification Test
• Ex-Cop Charged In EBay Cyberstalking Case To Plead Guilty
• Ginsburg's Successor Likely To Back Narrow TCPA Reading
• AGs Defend Ky. Over Amazon Seller Price-Gouging Probes
• Tesla Accuses Nikola Of Inequitable Conduct In $2B IP Fight
• Mnuchin Backs PPP Auto-Forgiveness But Says To Still Apply
• Pandemic Pay Issues For Wage And Hour Lawyers To Watch
• Cisco Latest Target Of Investor Suit Over Diversity Efforts
• Trade Groups, 17 States Blast Hold On Key Nationwide Permit
• What Does A GC Do When Told: 'Pay Up, Or Else'?
• Calif. Bets On Biden With Move To End Gas Car Sales
• DOJ Support Of SEP Injunctions Should Stabilize Licensing
• Dyson Looks For Americas GC As Division's Top Atty Resigns
• Elections May Decide Fate Of Gig Worker Classification Regs
• Breaking Down The Top 3 COVID-19 Workplace Claims
• A Road Map For Drafting Persuasive Discovery Motions
• TikTok Seeks Quick Block Of Trump's Ban On App Downloads
• UPS Worker Says She Was Fired Over COVID-19 Quarantine
• Calif. AG Asks Senate Not To Replace CCPA With National Law
• 3 Takeaways From Ill. Ruling On BIPA And Workers' Comp
• Gilead To Pay $97M To Resolve Copay Kickback Claims
• Former USPTO Head Urges Women To Take On Top IP Roles
• Ex-City Nat'l VP Says COVID-Delayed Med Help Led To Firing
• Split Calif. Panel Says Google Must Face Suit Over NDAs
• Senate Approves LGBT Rights Expert For Final EEOC Vacancy
• Outside Litigation Spending Expected To Rise 4% In 2021
• How Congress Can Depoliticize The Supreme Court
• Tesla Joins Tsunami Of Suits Against Trump's China Tariffs
• EEOC Says Kindred Unit Illegally Denied Telework Request
• IRS Notice Helps Unpack Part-Time Worker 401(k) Eligibility
• 5 Ways Retailers Can Mitigate Product Liability Litigation Risk
• 6 Tips For Employers Tackling Post-Virus Telework Requests
• A Guide To Round 2 Of The COVID-19 Insurance MDL Battle
• DOJ Floats Section 230 Immunity Rollback Targeting Big Tech
• Film Unions, Studios Reach Deal On COVID-19 Protocols
• 1st Circ. ERISA Benefit Ruling Misapplies Review Standard
• Oracle Sinks Watchdog's 'Unwarranted' $400M Pay Bias Suit
• Ex-EBay Workers To Plead Guilty In Cyberstalking Case
• The Case For A Nonpolitical Federal Judiciary
• House OKs Bill Barring Chinese Imports Over Forced Labor
• 4 Employment Issues In Play For A More Conservative Court
• Chubb Must Defend Rite Aid In Opioid Suits, Del. Court Says
• What To Watch As Data Privacy Again Grabs Focus In Senate
• Zuckerberg Won't Be Deposed In Oculus Virtual Reality IP Row
• New DOL Independent Contractor Rule Asks Who's The Boss
• Judge Slams Firm's 'Deceptive' Facebook Privacy Deal Ads
• Capital One, Amazon Can't Escape Suit Over 2019 Data Breach
• Disney Sued For Barring Maskless Autistic Boy From Store
• More Than 3,300 Importers Energized To Erase China Tariffs
• Exec's Masturbation Session Cost Worker Her Job, Suit Says
• Workers Rip McDonald's Bid To Nix $500M Sex Bias Suit
• Massive Home Depot 401(k) Class Action Gets Green Light
• Fed. Circ. Judge Grills Apple Over Bid To Escape WDTX
• Ex-Hemp Co. CEO Accused Of Selling Secret Strain For $3.8M
• Ex-GC Says NJ Casino Sent False Info To Gambling Enforcer
• A Close Look At CFIUS' New Critical Tech Reporting Rule
• Trump's Drug Pricing Order Is More Bark Than Bite
• Europe Appears More Open To Long-Term Telework Than US
• Anthem-Cigna Merger Ruling Highlights Post-Deal Issues
• The Keys To A Better Privilege Logging Paradigm
• DOL Proposes Making It Easier To Label Workers Contractors
• Justice Ginsburg: Who She Was, How She Shaped The Law
• Law360's The Term: The Life And Legacy Of Justice Ginsburg
• 5 Times Justice Ginsburg Left An Imprint On Employment Law
• Budding Textualist Star Barbara Lagoa Eyed For High Court
• AIG Case May Show Pitfalls Of Legal Ops Consulting
• Sens. Call Purdue CEO Bonus An 'Affront' To Opioid Victims
• Racing Group Says Coca-Cola Used COVID-19 To End Deal
• McConnell Defends Election-Year Plan To Replace Ginsburg
• IBM Workers Must Arbitrate Age Bias Suit, Judge Says
• 3 Key Developments As US Coronavirus Deaths Near 200,000
• Fired Disney Exec Says Severance Denial Violated ERISA
• Calif.'s New Virus Laws Will Keep Employers On Their Toes
• More Ex-Wells Fargo Execs Settle Over Sales Scandal
• Home Depot Ducks Roundup Cancer Warning Suit, For Now
• 3 Lingering Questions About Oracle's Deal With TikTok
• Mutual Of Omaha Reaches $6.7M Settlement In 401(k) Suit
• Epic Games Says Fortnite Isn't Security Threat To Apple
• RBG's Legacy Can Guide High Court In Oracle Copyright Case
• Chancery Sets Fast Trial For $16.2B Tiffany-LVMH Merger Suit
• 15 Minutes With Enjoy's Chief Legal Officer
• Pending Changes Pose Threat To SEC Whistleblower Program
• UK Top Court Ruling May Be Problematic For Global SEP Suits
• Class Arbitration May Meet Its Demise At High Court This Term
• Equator Principles Update: What Energy Cos. Should Know
• White House Due Process Memo Could Reform Enforcement
• Birthdays, Weddings And In Between: RBG And Her Clerks
• Our 'North Star': What RBG Means To Women In Law
• Will The Senate Replace Ginsburg Before Election Day?
• 5 To Watch As GOP Races To Fill Ginsburg's Seat
• RBG's Biggest Opinions, From Civil Rights To Civil Procedure
• WeChat Users Win Bid To Prevent Shutoff By Trump Admin.
• Oracle Takes Minority Stake In TikTok After CFIUS Scrutiny
• Roundup Atty Gets 2 Years For $200M Extortion Plot
• Monster's White Execs Hit With Derivative Suit Over Diversity
• Fired CEO Says McDonald's Can't Claw Back His Severance
• Business, Construction Atty Rejoins Newmeyer From GC Role
• Calif. Beats Uber, Postmates' Constitutional Fight Over AB 5
• Amid Pandemic, Health Apps Face Privacy Law Patchwork
• In Her Own Words: 4 Of Ginsburg's Strongest Bench Dissents
• 9th Circ. Says Credit Suisse Can Arbitrate Worker's $300M Suit
• With The Passing Of Ginsburg, The Left Loses An Icon
• Calif. Gov. Signs Bill Expanding Access To Paid Family Leave
• Revlon Sees Suit Over Flawed Software Rollout Tossed
• Liability Debate Belies Low COVID-19 Litigation Numbers
• Justice Ginsburg, 87, Dies Of Cancer Complications
• Uber Exec's Charges In Data Breach Case Reveal Novel Risks
• SEC Rule Tweak A Partial Fix For Underrepresented Founders
• Musk Blasts 'Cynical' Suit Challenging Tesla Director Pay
• Law Firm Hiring Considerations In A COVID-19 Economy
• 6 Indicted In $100M Amazon Marketplace Bribery Scheme
• Eckert Seamans Lands Ex-Airbus GC, Environmental Scholar
• Apple Says 9th Circ. Error Warrants Redo In Bag-Search Case 
• Cannabis Mergers Skewed Hart-Scott-Rodino Report Data
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• SEC Accuses Ex-Rite Aid VP Of Insider Trading On Merger Info
• NLRB Top Cop Says Virus No Excuse For Violating Labor Law
• US Blocks New TikTok, WeChat Downloads
• Pregnant Worker Accommodation Bill Sails Through House
• Comments To DOL Back National Paid Family Leave Policy
• Hertz Loses Bid To Pay $14.6M In Exec Bonuses During Ch. 11
• Newsom Greenlights More COVID-19 Relief For Calif. Workers
• Fertility App Co. Settles With Calif. AG Over Privacy Concerns
• FTC Expands Its Reviews Of Past Mergers
• Sens. Say SEC Rule Would Damage Whistleblower Program
• NY Files Charges Against J&J Over Opioid Marketing
• GCs Team Up With Ethics Co. On Latest Diversity Initiative
• Senate Democrats Unveil Tax Relief For Wildfires, Hurricanes
• Blue Bell Fined $17.25M In Criminal Listeria Outbreak Case
• LA Restaurant Drops COVID-19 Insurance Suit As Loss Looms
• EEOC Says Frito-Lay Illegally Fired Seventh-Day Adventist
• US Chamber Backs White House On National Fuel Standard
• Tiffany's Blasts LVMH For Trying To 'Run Out The Clock'
• Treasury Says It Lacks Data On Finance Sector's Cyber Risks
• Pot Co.'s Ex-GC Says He Was Fired Over Age, Whistleblowing
• Employer Tips For Investigating Racial Bias Complaints
• OSHA's Wave Of Virus Fines Fails To Win Over Skeptics
• Labor Dept. Preps Wage Level Changes For High-Skilled Visas
• Self-Disclosure Trends In FCPA Corporate Enforcement Policy
• Hurdles Ahead For Stock Exchange Direct Listings
• Lawyers Must Act To Preserve Democracy This Election
• State AG Enforcement Is Important For Workers' Rights
• What Employment Attys Need To Watch As 2020 Winds Down
• Allianz's Bad Bets Were 'Ticking Time Bomb,' $2B Suit Claims
• NLRB Won't Reconsider McDonald's Joint-Employer Deal
• Apple Fights Epic's Bid To Reverse Fortnite App Store Ban
• 1st Circ. Upholds NLRB Ban On Union Lobbying Dues
• Akin Gump's Probe Of Kodak Loan Finds No Law Violations
• The Next COVID-19 Employment Litigation Hotbeds
• CFIUS Finalizes Critical Technology Reporting Rule
• Feds Charge 7 Over Global Cyberattacks
• Northwestern To Face Nurse's COVID-19 Mask Retaliation Suit
• DOJ Says 9th Circ. Qualcomm Ruling May Hurt Class Cert.
• 9th Circ. Questions NLRB Illegal-Picket Finding
• New FCPA Guide Signals Laxer Successor Liability Approach
• Unions Can't Get 2nd Circ. To Freeze Trump Executive Orders
• How To Effectively Defend Witnesses In Remote Depositions
• DOL Eases Pay Rules For Seasonal Businesses Amid Virus
• DC Judge Won't Shield Indian Citizens From H-1B Visa Ban
• What To Know About DOL's Revamped Virus Paid Leave Rule
• Microsoft Cuts $3M Deal To End Feds' Hiring Probe
• AT&T Says Ex-Atty Agreed To Sell Privileged Info In FCA Suit
• Iranian Hackers Said To Target US Agencies, Cos. Via VPNs
• Lawmakers Grill Google On 'Ad Stack' Dominance
• Viacom Investors Say Redstone Pushed Merger For CEO Pick
• CFPB Sketches Out Options For Small-Biz Loan Data Rule
• Non-Work Political Advocacy Not Shielded By Labor Law
• Dunkin' Fills Data Security Holes To End NY AG's Breach Suit
• Banks, Stores Lobby To Give CBM Reviews New Lease On Life
• Northrop's Win Curbs Excess Insurers' Settlement Challenges
• Execs Expecting Tax Hike To Pay For Virus Relief, PwC Says
• Judge Sends JC Penney, Noteholders Into Talks
• CoreLogic Again Rejects $7B Takeover Offer As Too Low
• The Clause At Center Of $16B Tiffany-LVMH Chancery Fight
• Bayer's Roundup Settlements Back On After 'Slight Hiccup'
• Whether And How To Compel Remote Arbitration
• Tuning In To Covered Business Method Review's Series Finale
• Chamber Asks Full 9th Circ. To Redo Amazon Driver Ruling
• Lockdown Test Case Win May Not Yield Quick Relief For Biz
• House Dems Subpoena Joint Employer Docs From NLRB
• Cos. Should Brace For Workers' Vaccine Safety Concerns
• WTO Finds Trump's China Tariffs Flouted Global Trade Rules
• Kroger Can't Force Workers To Wear LGBT Heart, EEOC Says
• Trade Group Legally Deleted Facebook Posts, NLRB Says
• DOJ Official Warns Of Anti-Competitive 'Information Exchange'
• EPA's Guidance Rule Improves Access But Creates Questions
• Mercedes-Benz To Pay $700M In Emissions Fraud Deal
• Importer Sues To End Trump's 'Unlimited Trade War'
• Commerce Secretary Leads Group To Boost Diversity In IP
• Ohio Enacts COVID-19 Liability Shield For Businesses, Others
• Trump's Latest Drug Pricing Executive Order Draws Doubts
• SF Retailer Can't Get COVID-19 Income Loss Coverage
• 9th Circ. Flips Axis' Win In Fight Over Northrop's ERISA Deal
• House Passes Bill With Internet Of Things Security Standards
• Nokia Escapes Antitrust Suit Over Cellphone Tech Patent Pool
• The Unique Challenges Of Protecting A Law Firm Brand
• COVID-19 And The Latest SEC Disclosure Expectations
• EEOC Probing Website Defacement After Weekend Hack
• US Blocks Some Chinese Goods Over Forced Labor Concerns
• OSHA Fines La. Health System Over COVID-19 Violations
• Idaho McDonald's Operator Fined For Child Labor Violations
• Watching The Sun Set On Covered Business Method Review
• Pa. Gov.'s COVID-19 Closure, Crowd Limit Rules Struck Down
• Leveraging Data Analytics To Assess Corporate Diversity
• 15 Minutes With Cummins' General Counsel
• Pandemic Drives New York Sports Club Parent Into Ch. 11
• TikTok Spurns Microsoft, In Talks With Oracle Instead
• Google Hit With UK Privacy Suit Over Children's YouTube Data
• OSHA Cites NJ Health Network Over COVID-19 Safety
• US Trustee Takes Aim At Hertz's $14.6M In Exec Bonuses
• Biden Win Would Shift, Not Shatter, Trump China Policy
• Gannett Suit Shows 1 Stock Can Yield Many Problems
• Denali's Directors 'Grossly' Overpaid, Chancery Suit Says
• DOL Revamps COVID-19 Leave Rule After Court Loss
• Insys Boss Tells 1st Circ. Feds Made Him Opioid 'Scapegoat'
• Auction Design Could Streamline TikTok's US Asset Sale
• 2nd Circ. Says Apple 'Ion-X' Doesn't Infringe 'Ionex' TM
• Divided 9th Circ. Stands By NLRB Strike Invite Ruling
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• DOJ Antitrust Unit Says Responses Usable In Other Probes
• NJ Slams Gym's Campaign HQ Stance In Virus Rules Fight
• Ex-KPMG Partner Says Jail Would Be 'Cruel' In Audit Scam
• Prudential Calls For End To 'Shell Game' In Domain Fight
• Employment Concerns For Financial Cos. During COVID-19
• How To Calculate Securities Fraud Class Size With SEC Data
• Retired Hertz Execs Attack Proposed $14.6M Ch. 11 Bonuses
• Chancery OKs Fast Track For 2nd Poison Pill Challenge
• Feds Can Test Ex-Theranos CEO's 'Mental Disease' Defense
• DoorDash Can't Ditch Drivers' Minimum Wage Claims
• Oracle Nabs Win In $150M Cloud Computing Contract Dispute
• Calif. Enforcer Sees Less Focus On Economics After T-Mobile
• Apple's $506M Trial Loss Dooms Its PTAB Challenge
• Bank GCs Don't Have To Sit For Depos In Forex-Rigging Fight
• DOJ Antitrust Head Touts Pushback On 'Radical' IP Theory
• 3 Key Takeaways From Labor Dept.'s New Expense Guidance
• EEOC Sues Chipotle For Sexual Harassment In Tampa Store
• BroadwayHD Rides Away With Ex-SoulCycle Atty As GC
• Summer's Top 10 Deals Show How Pandemic Is Shaping M&A
• LVMH To Countersue Tiffany After $16.2B Merger Breaks Down
• Calif. Frozen Food Co. Hit With $200K In COVID-19 Fines
• Bank Of The West Hires Ex-Regions Financial Atty As GC
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Sex Discrimination Suit Against KBR
• Avoiding Internal Legal Conflict When A Payor Is A Provider
• 5 Noncompete Developments To Watch For As 2020 Ends
• GOP's 'Skinny' COVID-19 Relief Bill Fails To Advance In Senate
• 'Could Uber Terms Be Clearer?' Mass. Top Court Asks
• NYC Department Store Century 21 To Wind Down In Ch. 11
• Amazon Wants Out Of Whole Foods BLM Face Mask Suit
• 3rd Circ. Says Sleepy's Spotty Records Don't Doom Cert. Bid
• 1st Circ. Keeps Harvard Pilgrim's ERISA Coverage Win
• Google, Advocacy Groups Battle For Europe's Digital Future
• The Biggest Changes In Calif.'s Contractor Law 'Cleanup'
• 7th Circ. Won't Revisit Arbitration Ruling For GrubHub Drivers
• House Bill Could Shield TTAB From Constitutional Dispute
• Facebook Facing Possible Halt To EU-US Data Transfers
• Internet Groups Object To Bill On Social Media Moderation
• Calif. Supreme Court Won't Hear SF Tax Ballot Challenge
• Gov't Retirement Plans Should Approach ESG Cautiously
• EarthLink Accuses Charter Of Trying To Steal Customers
• Retailer Groupe Dynamite Hits Bankruptcy In Canada And US
• What To Know When Making Dispositive Motions In Arbitration
• Whistleblower Developments To Watch For As 2020 Wraps
• Ex-GC Nets Early Win Against CBD Cos. Over Stocks, Benefits
• What Employers Can Learn From New NLRB Virus Advice
• LVMH, Tiffany To Face Off In Chancery Over $16.2B Deal
• Lyft Ducks Most Of Investors' IPO Suit
• Calif. Could Soon Create 'Mini-CFPB': 5 Things To Know
• SEC Move To Scrap Disclosures Ignites Firestorm From Cos.
• 4 COVID-19 Benefits Cases To Watch In 2020's Home Stretch
• Spike In Workplace COVID-19 Suits Only Starting, Report Says
• ITC May Be Willing To Wait On PTAB, If The Timing Is Right
• Williams Investor's Poison Pill Suit Fast-Tracked In Chancery
• Stericycle Handbook Is Overly Broad, NLRB Judge Says
• Sutter Health Among Cos. Cited By Cal/OSHA Over COVID-19
• Senate GOP Unveils 'Targeted' COVID-19 Relief Package
• Apple Decries Epic's 'Larcenous' Conduct In Fortnite App Row
• Biz Groups Urge Calif. High Court To Hear SF Tax Ballot Case
• Cisco Gets Age, Sex Bias Case Kicked To Arbitration
• Virus Relief Bill Could Harm Lending, Collections Landscape
• Labor Department 'Joint Employer' Rule Struck Down
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• 5 Common Virus-Related Employment Claims To Know
• Employers Not Required To Allow Post-Virus Telework: EEOC
• 6th Circ. Trims NLRB Penalties Over Sysco's Labor Violations
• 4 Ways Amicus Briefs Can Support An Overall Legal Strategy
• 4 Discrimination Cases To Watch As Justices Get Back In Gear
• Calif. Gov. OKs Modifications To Worker Classification Law
• Ex-ComEd VP Charged With Bribery After Co. Fined $200M
• Gov't Backs Facebook's View Of Autodialers At High Court
• Google, U. Of Chicago Dodge Patient Data Disclosure Suit
• Ex-AIG Atty Says He Was Fired For Reporting Co. Misconduct
• Barnes & Noble Escapes Ex-CEO's Defamation Claims
• AAA Adds Former Holland & Knight, Marriott Atty As Its GC
• Neiman Marcus Gets OK For $4B Debt-Swap Plan
• Calif. Judge Rules Cyan Loophole 'Not Illegal' Under State Law
• Wage And Hour Developments To Watch In The End Of 2020
• Paid Leave Clarity Coming As DOL Advances Virus Rule
• 4 Labor Cases To Watch In The End Of 2020
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Payroll Tax Deferral Won't Help Employees Or Employers
• DOD Reaffirms $10B JEDI Cloud Deal For Microsoft
• Deciding Whether Co-Mediation Is Right For Your Case
• Who Gets Accredited Investor Status Under New SEC Rule?
• Del. Courts Maintain Pandemic Rules But Plan For Easing
• Supplement Co.'s $925M Loss A Wake-Up Call On Robocalls
• Trump's Chinese Tech Crackdown Goes Far Beyond Carriers
• FTC Antitrust Deputy Goes From 'Crisis' To 'New Normal'
• Employment Suits To Watch 6 Months Into The Pandemic
• Macy's To Pay $1.8M Over Minority Background Checks
• EEOC Narrows Scope Of Its 'Pattern Or Practice' Pursuits
• Boehringer Blocked From Making False GSK Inhaler Claims
• 7th Circ. Keeps Illinois' COVID-19 Quarantine Order Afloat
• Shoplet's Ex-GC Admits Stealing $6M, Faces 3 To 9 Years
• AFL-CIO Leader Slams Trump In Labor Day Remarks
• IBM Wins Delay To Start Of Ex-Exec's New Job At Microsoft
• COVID-19 Liability Shield Fizzles In Va. Legislature
• Tech Giants Are Putting PTAB's Discretion To The Test
• Netflix Says Fox Contracts Unfairly Restrict Worker Mobility
• TikTok Suitors Urged To Boost Privacy For Users Under 13
• Whole Foods Quashes Settlement Talk In BLM Mask Case
• Exec Gets Trade Secrets Suit Nixed For Citing Wrong Contract
• Ex-BigLaw Bankruptcy Atty Charged With Extortion In NY
• Women Say Progress At GC Level Remains Too Slow
• Wayne Farms Sues LinkedIn Over Imposter Account
• Anheuser-Busch, Alcoa Patent Fight Will Go To Arbitration
• 5 Steps To Help Universities Manage Foreign Influence Risk
• Legend In Law: Amgen's Jonathan Graham
• 6th Circ. Preserves Virus Testing Rule For Migrant Workers
• Amazon Wants Full 9th Circ. Redo Of Delivery Driver Ruling
• FAQs For 3rd Parties In Gov't Merger Suits Amid Pandemic
• Black Law Firm Leaders On Improving Diversity In BigLaw
• Ariz. Law Firm Ownership Rule Change Is A Win For Clients
• In Dissent, 9th Circ. Judge Rips Fees Equaling $6,700 An Hour
• Yahoo Helped China Torture Democracy Activist, Suit Says
• AbbVie Can't Escape Investors' Humira Kickbacks Suit
• NYSE's Expansion Of Direct Listings Faces New Hurdle
• Streaming Cos. Say Charter Is Trying To 'Punish Cord Cutters'
• Chipotle Looks To Justices For FLSA Collective Action Clarity
• The Anthem-Cigna 'Soap Opera' That Led To Chancery Defeat
• Legend In Law: Southern Co.'s Jim Kerr
• UFCW Announces Job Actions Over Hazard Pay Cessation
• Why D&O Insurance Is Costly Despite Fewer Securities Suits
• A Path Forward For Eliminating Structural Bias In AI Tech
• H-1B Visa Approvals Could See Late-Year Bump
• Apple Workers Bag 9th Circ. Win After Calif. Justices Weigh In
• UK Ruling Shows Global SEP Enforcement Dilemma
• Google, Facebook, 7 Other Tech Cos. Sued Over Website IP
• NLRB Judge Docks Concrete Co. For Union Interference
• Plated Sues Albertsons In Del. Claiming Post-Merger Letdown
• Workers With COVID-19 Sue After Firings In Georgia, Michigan
• How To Write A Better Comment Letter On Agency Proposals
• Chinese Prof Gets 18 Months In Economic Espionage Case
• 9th Circ. Revives Google Advertiser's Click-Fraud Suit
• Iancu Says Congress May Be Up For Patent Eligibility Reform
• Truckers, Calif. Spar Over AB 5 Injunction In 9th Circ.
• AbbVie Faces House Subpoena Over Humira Pricing
• Monsanto Asks Calif. High Court To Ax Cancer Liability Loss
• Apple Can't Get $454M Payment Back After VirnetX IP Axed
• 3 Lessons From The Failed $54B Cigna-Anthem Merger
• Black McDonald's Franchisees Claim Systematic Racial Bias
• USPTO Wades Into Flood Of 'COVID' Trademark Applications
• Toyota's Thai Business Is 'Corrupt,' Ex-WilmerHale Temp Says
• COVID-19 Claims May Survive Insurers' Physical Loss Defense
• SEC Judges Once More Under Attack At Supreme Court
• Calif. Bill Expanding Family Leave Heads To Gov. Newsom
• Zoom Swipes New GC From Palo Alto Networks
• Legend In Law: Clorox's Laura Stein
• AGs In A Pandemic: Healey Talks Mass. Worker Safety
• Final BEAT Rules Clarify Group Tax Calculations
• Health Providers Need COVID-19 Biz Immunity Law
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Wilson Sonsini, Simpson Thacher Steer Tesla's $5B Offering
• The Problem With Collectability In Legal Malpractice Cases
• 3 Considerations As Amazon Eyes JC Penney, Sears Spaces
• Key OSHA Virus Whistleblower Insights From Watchdog Audit