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Corporate - November, 2020

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• Chancery Finds Chinese Co. Defaulted In $5.8B 15-Hotel Sale
• Law Firm Billing Tips For Avoiding An Irate Client
• Labor Dept. Beats Challenge To Injury Reporting Rollback
• DOL Delivered 'Flawed' COVID-19 Jobless Data, GAO Says
• Justices Unsure If 'Dangerously Vague' CFAA May Do Harm
• State AGs Want COVID-19 Relief Bill Deadline Pushed Back
• Legal Industry Is Still Running Behind On Diversity Work
• Ex-IT Director Blames Firing On Sex Addiction Diagnosis
• Calif. Gov. Offers 3-Month Biz Sales Tax Deferral Program
• Visa Says DOJ Papering Over Plaid Deal's Benefits
• Google Attys Want Access To Rivals' Docs In Antitrust Fight
• Labor Advocates Urge Biden To Pick Calif.'s Su For DOL
• Pa. Gov. Vetoes Expanded Coronavirus Liability Protections
• Mindbody Deal Case Provides Conflict Takeaways For Boards
• Noom Brings Aboard Ex-Kickstarter GC As Top Atty
• Freelancers Tell 9th Circ. That AB 5 Limits Speech
• 7 Tips For Predeposition Meetings Under New Federal Rule
• How To Prepare For Congressional Investigations In 2021
• 5 Biz-Friendly Moves Trump's NLRB Can Still Make
• 15 Minutes With TCS Education System's General Counsel
• The Firms That Dominated In 2020
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Monsanto, BASF Get $265M Dicamba Verdict Slashed To $75M
• Amazon Nears Win In EBay Fight Over Poaching Top Sellers
• Ex-SCANA CEO Cops To Fraud In Nuke Plant Plans Debacle
• What GCs Should Consider As They Hire Remote Attys
• USPTO Urged To Bridge Gap Between PTAB And Examiners
• What To Watch As High Court Takes On Computer Crime Law
• Coke Bottler Accused Of 'Glaring' ERISA Breach In 401(k) Suit
• 200,000-Member ERISA Class Certified In TIAA Lending Beef
• UnitedHealth Fights 'Game-Changer' ERISA Class Action Loss
• Calif. Walgreens Workers Bag $4.5M Wage Deal
• Ex-Credit Suisse Regulatory Head Joins Libra Networks As GC
• Mattress Co. Loses Bid For COVID-19 Shutdown Coverage
• Facebook's $650M Biometric Privacy Deal Draws 1.5M Users
• NLRB Official OKs Mail-In Vote For Security Co. Dog Handlers
• Media Co. IAC Promotes Lead M&A Atty To General Counsel
• The Ill-Fated Emergence Of The Bitcoin Balance Sheet
• Longtime Greenpeace GC Exits For Children's Nonprofit
• Trump's Exit Draws Fresh Battle Lines Over Tariff Power
• Ethics Reminders As Employees Move To Or From Gov't
• 5 Tips For In-House Counsel Anticipating Cyber Class Actions
• When It Comes To SEPs, Act Locally But Enforce Globally
• 4 Key Insurance Appeals To Watch In December
• 4th Circ. Ruling Shows Limits To ADA Accommodation Claims
• Biden Leaning On Labor In White House Transition
• Do's & Don'ts For Policing Workers' Off-Duty Social Media Use
• Restaurant Group Can't Halt LA County Outdoor Dining Ban
• Yellen At Treasury Could Set Stage For More Active FSOC
• New Washington Football GC Joins Team Amid Turmoil
• LGBT Rights, Virus Advice Top Priorities For EEOC's Samuels
• DoorDash Delivers $2.5M Settlement In DC AG's Tips Suit
• Kroger Says Apron Symbol For Workers Isn't LGBTQ-Related
• Unions Tell NLRB That Inflatable Rat Display Is Free Speech
• Patchy DOL Reports Mean Ineligible Cos. May Win Gov't Deals
• Amazon Teams Up With Feds To Keep Fake Goods Out Of US
• FTC's Zoom Deal Signals New Data Security Plan Under Dems
• How Firms Can Prep For A More 'Aggressive' SEC
• Amazon Workers Turn To 2nd Circ. In COVID-19 Safety Suit
• SEC Proposes Easing Stock Sales Rules For 'Gig' Workers
• Washington Football Team Snags New General Counsel
• Reduced NLRB Backlog Could Slow Pro-Worker Biden Agenda
• Del. Solera D&O Decision May Have Limited Impact
• Home Depot To Pay $17.5M To States Over 2014 Data Breach
• A Key To Helping Clients Make Better Decisions During Crisis
• Expect Major Changes In Aerospace And Defense Under Biden
• A Wage And Hour Compliance Reminder For Nonprofit Boards
• OCC Hits JPMorgan With $250M Fine Over Fiduciary Biz
• Biden Lauds GM's U-Turn In Tailpipe Emissions Legal Battle
• Demoulas Strikes $17.5M Deal In 'Abysmal' 401(k) Plan Suit
• Apple's Security Head Indicted In Gun Permits-For-IPads Plot
• GM Must Recall 6M Trucks, SUVs With Takata Air Bags
• WWE General Counsel Among Executives Let Go
• Walmart's Mexico Unit Probed Over Antitrust Allegations
• Victoria's Secret Parent Sued Over 401(k) Plan Fees
• Worker's Family Blames Publix Mask Ban For COVID-19 Death
• High Court Won't Hear Walmart's Texas Liquor Law Challenge
• SEC Urges China-Based Issuers To Beef Up Risk Warnings
• Ex-GC Drops Falsification Suit Against Cash Advance Co.
• DOJ Says Visa Pushing 'Infeasible' Merger Trial Timeline
• 3 Takeaways From The Franchising Suit Challenging AB 5
• Chamber Slams Trump's H-1B Rules As 'Regulatory Ambush'
• 15 Minutes With NYC Mayor De Blasio's Counsel
• 3 Legal Land Mines Employers Should Avoid In The Pandemic
• Biden Names John Kerry To New Climate Envoy Position
• DOJ's Visa-Plaid Challenge Shows Email Can Imperil A Deal
• Regal Cinemas' Owner Nabs $450M Loan To Outlast COVID-19
• Ex-Fed Chair Yellen Is Biden's Pick For Treasury Secretary
• Mitigating Supply Chain Risks Related To Uighur Forced Labor
• What To Expect From DOJ Enforcement Under Biden
• Ethics Considerations For Law Firms Implementing AI
• Guitar Center Hits Ch. 11 With Plan To Cut $800M In Debt
• Apple Wants Data Withheld From Google's In-House Attys
• Alsup Denies 'Convoluted' Class Cert. Bid In Lyft ADA Suit
• Alsup Roasts Google's 'Ramshackle' Suit In Sonos Case
• Agency Foreign-Labor Reviews To Focus On Big Contractors
• California's OSHA Board OKs Emergency COVID-19 Rules
• WTO Divided Over Suspending Protection Of COVID-19 IP
• 7th Circ. Backs Ex-Pharma Head's Nearly 3-Year Sentence
• Justices Asked To Save No-Poach Suits From Arbitration
• SEC's Clayton Leaves Behind Market-Friendly Legacy
• 4 Tips For Crafting An Airtight Parental Leave Policy
• Salesforce, Clothier Ring Up $400K Data Breach Deal
• Wawa Used Virus To Dodge $7.2M Lease In NJ, Landlord Says
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Mass. Gov. On Safe Legal Ground If Strict Virus Rules Return
• NLRB Offices Grapple With Virus Layoffs' Effect On Unit Votes
• IRS Proposes Exceptions To Partnership Audit Rules
• Calif. Appeals Court Says AB 5 Not Preempted In Trucker Row
• Tech Cos. Could Face Stiffer SEC Enforcement Under Biden
• 6 Employment Moves Biden Could Make On His First Day
• Picking The Right Location And Tools For Virtual Courtrooms
• CDC 'Close Contact' Definition Creates Employer Challenges
• Allianz Reports 950% Rise In Cyber-Insurance Claims
• OECD Lauds Past Decade Of FCPA Enforcement, With Caveats
• Ex-Panera CEO Sues Co. For Noncompete Suit Legal Fees
• ​​​​​​​Tyson Iowa Managers Bet On Plant COVID Cases, Suits Allege
• US, EU, Others Put Export Credit Negotiations On Ice
• DOJ Keeps Heat On Advisers Despite Quiet End To Bain Case
• What To Expect From The USPTO In The Biden Administration
• As Investor Activism Grows, So Do ESG Practice Groups
• Penn National Bets On Gaming Vet For GC
• 7-Year Delay In Suing Doesn't Doom EEOC Pregnancy Case
• 4th Circ. Backs Lowe's Win In Worker's Disability Bias Suit
• Walmart Tells 9th Circ. $102M Pay Stub Penalty Is Unwarranted
• Anthem Adds Ex-HCSC Atty As Its General Counsel
• How Managing Enterprise Risk Can Help Hospitals In Crisis
• The High Court Patent Case Employment Attys Should Watch
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Teva Inks $2.55M Deal To Settle 401(k) Fee Suit
• SEC Chair Says Climate Disclosures Aren't One-Size-Fits-All
• Former EBay Execs Deny New Charges In Cyberstalking Case
• Beware Atty Ethics Rules When Reporting COVID-19 Fraud
• 10th Circ. ADA Ruling May Affect Employer Accommodations
• Where Companies Face The Greatest Bribery Risks
• COVID-19 Tort Cases Aimed Largely At Cruise Lines
• 'Internet Of Things' Security Standards Bill Sent To Trump
• EEOC Guidance May Help Employers Fight Bias Cases
• Ex-ComEd CEO, Lobbyists Charged In Bribery Scheme
• SEC's Hinman Offers Parting Words On Corporate Disclosures
• 9th Circ. Mulls If Prop 22 Moots Uber, Postmates' AB 5 Appeal
• Does The Data Back Up S&P Cos.' Diversity Pledges?
• OPM Plan To Slash Feds' Back Pay, Atty Fees Draws Union Ire
• Quinn Emanuel Looks To Collect $15M In Unpaid Fees
• Citing EDTX Virus Outbreak, Samsung Requests Trial Delay
• Employers Win Class Cert. In Suit Over Denied H-1B Visas
• Judge Unlikely To Toss Fight Over COVID-19 Biz's Soured Deal
• SEC Enforcement Against Public Cos. Hits 6-Year Low In 2020
• Looking For Judicial Activists? Check The Footnotes
• Apple To Pay $113M To End IPhone 'Throttling' Suit
• Alsup Baffled By Lyft's Objection To ADA Class Cert. Bid
• Best Practices For Legal Technology Adoption
• Valuation Uncertainty Could Prompt Increased Litigation
• Post-Breach Response To Business Email Scams Is Critical
• 9th Circ. Clears Amazon In State Farm's Hoverboard Fire Suit
• Ex-LeClairRyan GC Disbarred For Diverting $2.5M From Trust
• 8 Steps To Record Employment Decisions In Uncertain Times
• Franchisees Ask Calif. Federal Court For Block On AB 5
• Employers Fret Compliance Struggles Amid Virus, Report Says
• EEOC Lifts Curtain On New Religious Bias Guidance
• CAA Asks Court To Stop WGA Boycott As Talks Break Down
• Visa Says DOJ Is Dragging Out $5.3B Plaid Merger Challenge
• Facebook, Feds Keep On High Court To Trim Autodialer Ban
• SEC Chair Praised And Rebuked In Last Senate Appearance
• Sens. Struggle To Nail Down Central Section 230 Issues
• Worker Says Standing Up For Trans Colleague Got Her Fired
• Dunkin' Investor Sues To Freeze Arby's Owner's $11.3B Buy
• Workplace Slights Don't Amount To 'Severe' Bias, Judge Rules
• Trump's Fed Pick Falters In Push For Senate Confirmation
• GILTI Relief Helps Cos., But Its Fate Is Shaky, Lawyer Says
• Ky. AG Fighting 'Law As Written,' Amazon Sellers Say
• FTC Exceeded Its Authority In Zoom Cybersecurity Settlement
• 'Salt Bae' Tips Memo Shows Where Labor, Wage Laws Meet
• What The Biden-Harris Win Means For Securities Regulation
• CLOs See Less Revenue, More Work As Virus Persists
• The Pandemic's Long-Term Impact On Law Firm Operations
• Divergent Insurance Rulings Portend More Virus Litigation
• Treasury Stance On Ransomware Payment Could Hurt Targets
• Trademark Fees Rising In 2021 Despite Economic Downturn
• Democrats Hope Biz Tax Incentives Can Sell Wage Increase
• How Biden Might Dismantle Trump-Era Regulations
• Biden Workplace Agenda Will Bring Change Despite Hurdles
• IPhone Tracking System Draws EU Privacy Complaints
• GC Role Evolving As Pandemic, Other Issues Bring Changes
• Latham, Simpson Thacher Steer Airbnb's $1B IPO Filing
• Mo. Lawmakers Float COVID-19 Biz Liability Shield Bill
• SEC Whistleblower Tips Eclipse Records Amid COVID-19
• Nonmonetary Deal Over Facebook Cyberattack Wins Approval
• Amazon Case Shows How A GC's Barbs Can Sting Back
• Toys R Us Parent Co. Names Former Atty As GC
• EEOC Sees Record $535M Haul For Bias Victims In 2020
• 7 Names To Watch As Biden Picks His Labor Secretary
• Congress Should Take Responsibility For Immigration Reform
• Senate Split Will Hamper Biden's Labor Policy Reforms
• Lack Of Access To Remote Court Proceedings Is Inexcusable
• Retirement Plan Rule Throws Cold Water On ESG Factors
• OFAC Cyber Ransom Guidance Has Insurance Implications
• 15 Minutes With Univar Solutions' General Counsel
• Trump Could Further Rattle Immigration Law Before His Exit
• 3 Open Benefits Questions Under California's Prop 22
• Trump Gives TikTok 15 More Days To Fix Security Issues
• COVID-19 Layoff Didn't Flout Labor Law, NLRB Memo Says
• Why Attacks On Trump's Election Lawyers Are Problematic
• Advancing The Democratic Tax Agenda In 2021
• M&A Poised For Growth In The Biden Era
• BetMGM Taps Resorts Counsel As Chief Legal Officer
• DOJ's Antitrust Division Issues Guidance On Arbitration Use
• Office Depot Can't Revive $78M Coverage Battle With AIG Unit
• Ex-McDonald's CEO Says Old Lies Don't Support Nixing Deal
• 4‌ ‌Ways‌ ‌Virtual‌ ‌Meetings‌ ‌Can‌ ‌Cause‌ ‌Real‌ ‌Legal‌ ‌Problems‌ ‌
• US Cos. Challenge Commerce Ending Duty Over Filing Error
• OSHA's COVID-19 Violators List Crosses 200 Mark
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Biden May Face Hurdles In Normalizing US-EU Trade Relations
• Final BEAT Regs Still Contain Pitfalls For Taxpayers
• Ex-Skyworks Engineer Cops To SEC's Insider Trading Claims
• High Court To Review Unions' Access To Calif. Farms
• Wells Fargo Ex-CEO To Pay SEC $2.5M Over Sales Scandal
• Amazon Accuses Influencers Of Peddling Counterfeit Goods
• Ex-Insys Exec Who Flipped Seeks COVID-19 Prison Delay
• Amazon's Virus Response Allegedly Harmed Minority Workers
• Supreme Court Urged To Make Arbitration Contracts Binding
• FTC Mulls Reviewing 'Nascent Competitor' Buys
• Calif. Truckers Cite Prop 22 In AB 5 Fight At 9th Circ.
• Trump Bars Investments In Cos. That Aid Chinese Military
• Axed PwC Director Alleges Age, Gender Bias
• NLRB GC Fleshes Out Mail-in Vote Guidance
• WeWork, Chief Legal Officer In Early Talks About Splitting Up
• Famed Hollywood Restaurant Loses COVID-19 Coverage Bid
• Legal Services Biz Can't Skip Out On Data Breach Suit Yet
• DC Circ. Unlikely To Revive Cato's SEC Gag Rule Challenge
• A 'Cold Civil War' Catches GCs In The Middle
• Ex-McD's Worker Says Flagging COVID-19 Risks Cost Him Job
• Scalia Calls Calif. Gig Law Rebuke 'Warning' To Progressives
• Commerce Puts TikTok Restrictions On Hold
• Caltech Sues Dell, HP After $1.1B Patent Win Against Apple
• Godiva FACTA Case Alters 11th Circ. View On Standing
• AIG Taps GC For Expanded Duties
• Kik Ruling Is A Step Toward Securities Law Clarity For Crypto
• Avoiding 6 Common E-Discovery Production Pitfalls
• DOL Finalizes Registration Rule For Pooled Employer Plans
• 9 Questions For Calif. Air Board Leader Mary Nichols
• Fired Goldman Atty Calls Mandatory Arbitration 'Anti-Woman'
• Biden Picks BigLaw Privacy Pros For DHS, DOJ Review Teams
• TikTok Asks DC Circuit To Block Trump's Divestment Order
• Twitter Investors' Securities Fraud Suit Meets Skeptical Judge
• 6 Members Of Biden's Labor Transition Team To Watch
• Obama Staffers, Union Heads Stack Biden's DOT Review Team
• Apple Loses Bid For Punitives In Epic Games Antitrust Fight
• Trump White House Report Calls For 'Pro-Growth' IP Policies
• Biden Taps Diverse Trade Team To Aid Transition Process
• FTC Probes Illumina's $8B Deal For Cancer Detection Biz
• Access To Rivals' Data Drives EC Amazon Antitrust Case
• SEC Unit Finds Compliance Flaws At Advisers' Branch Offices
• Top Hotel CEOs Urge New Government To Step Up Virus Relief
• USPTO Appoints Ex-Koch Industries, Gaming Co. Atty As GC
• Navigating PPP Loan Forgiveness Risks: Part 2 — Lenders
• Facebook Ruling Highlights Risks Of Flawed Board Processes
• West Pharmaceutical Hires Segal Group GC
• Lessons From 2020 In-House Attys Will Draw On Next Year
• Hanes' Top Atty Retiring Next Year
• When GCs Need Answers, A Modern Detective Can Help
• Biden Independent Contractor Plan Sends Confusing Message
• SEC Actions Likely To Spur Further Private Markets Growth
• Law Firm Biz Development Tips For The Pandemic Era
• Amazon Faces EU Antitrust Charges Of Abusing 'Dual' Roles
• 'Mere Threat' Of Virus Not Enough To Cause Property Damage
• Ex-Microsoft Engineer Gets 9 Years For $10M Gift Card Theft
• Stamps.com Investors Win Class Cert. In Securities Fraud Suit
• Ex-Bumble Bee CEO Can't Get Early Release Due To COVID-19
• McDonald's Ex-CEO Says Black Execs' Beef Not With Him
• EEOC Faces More Discovery Breach Accusations In GWU Suit
• Insurtech Co. Rhino Poaches Ex-Kindur Atty For Legal VP
• Walmart Cashiers Lodge New Calif. PAGA Suit Over Seating
• 7-Eleven Uses Starbucks Win To End Prop 65 Coffee Warnings
• Lyft, Uber Say Classification Rulings Can't Stand After Prop 22
• Procter & Gamble Can't Appeal Judge's DACA Bias Finding
• SoftBank To Promote Its Deputy GC After CLO Resigns
• Constellation Says It Resolves FTC Probe In $1B Gallo Deal
• McKesson Says Ex-Exec's Opioid Guilty Plea Is Inadmissible
• DC Circ. Makes Union Scope Fights Tougher For Workers
• Walmart Can't Get Rid Of Claims Over COVID-19 Return Policy
• Feds Say COVID-19 Unemployment Required H-1B Changes
• CORRECTION: FirstEnergy Top Attys Split Amid Bribery Probe
• Ex-PG&E GC Tapped As Canadian Pipeline Co.'s Top Atty
• EEOC Advances Religious Bias Advice Over Dems' Dissent
• 6 Class Action Shifts Employers Can Expect Under Biden
• Universal Music's GC Touts Innovation Over Litigation Alone
• FTC, Zoom Reach Deal To Settle Claims Over Security Failings
• How To Comply With New UK Guidance On AI Privacy
• Goldman Sachs Wants Ex-Atty's Retaliation Suit Arbitrated
• Navigating PPP Loan Forgiveness Risks: Part 1 — Borrowers
• NLRB Sets Standard For Mail Elections During COVID-19
• Rulings Show Limits Of Federal Agency Vacancy Law
• 15 Minutes With Providence Health's Chief Legal Officer
• EU Rolls Out Tariffs On $4B Of US Goods In Aircraft Brawl
• What Biden's Win Means For SEC Enforcement, Leadership
• CFIUS Under Biden Will Quietly Keep Nose To The Grindstone
• Biden Win May Lead To First Black Female Justice
• High Court Expansion Unlikely After Tight Election
• Biden's Win Means Big Business For BigLaw
• Biden Beats Trump At The Polls As Court Battles Continue
• Google Won't Move To Dismiss DOJ's Landmark Antitrust Suit
• Chamber Urges SEC To Protect Cos. From COVID-19 Suits
• Gibson Dunn's Involvement Won't Stop DoorDash Arbitration
• EEOC Strikes 6 Deals Worth More Than $850,000
• DOL's COVID-19 Workplace Safety Fines Approach $2.5M
• SEC Commish Says Climate Change A 'Grave' Systemic Risk
• National Lampoon's $3M Fraud Suit Against Ex-Prez No Joke
• SEC Expands Pfizer Bribery Inquiries Into China
• DOL Benefits Arm Pumps Out Spate Of Regs In 2020
• 3 Challenges For Holiday Hiring In 2020
• Macy's Ducks Suit Over 2019 Data Breach
• Cannabis Cos. May Want To Consider Redemption Provisions
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Navigating Inability-To-Pay Claims With DOJ Amid COVID-19
• Traders Settle SEC Hack Suit For Less Than Alleged Wins
• Ex-Startup CEO Gets 135 Months For Embezzling $3M
• Ex-Amazon Finance Worker's Spouse Cops To Insider Trading
• 4 Things To Know About China's Revised Patent Law
• DOL Finalizes Rule Covering Bias Claims Against Contractors
• DOJ Challenges Visa's $5B 'Insurance Policy' Buy Of Plaid
• 5 State Ballot Measure Results GCs Need To Know
• BigLaw Must Drop The Billable Hour To Improve Diversity
• Banking Group Taps Deputy GC To Replace Retiring Top Atty
• Allergan Can Sue Pfizer To Recoup Opioid Litigation Costs
• Atlanta Falcons Snags Charlotte Hornets' GC
• How Schools Should Handle Bias Allegations On Social Media
• Windstream's GC, Uniti Beat Fraud Claims Over Spinoff Risks
• LSU's GC Must Face Ex-Univ. Attys' Wage Bias Suit
• JPMorgan To Pay $9.8M To End DOL's Sex Bias Probe
• Trump Unleashes Barrage Of Lawsuits In Battleground States
• 3 Takeaways As Gig Cos. Prevail At Polls On Worker Status
• PayPal CEO Says Gov't-Backed Digital Dollars Are Inevitable
• Goldman Hires Time's Up Atty To Defend It In Retaliation Suit
• Restaurant Group Sues Insurer Over $6.5M Virus Losses
• Axed Tech Exec Loses Suit Over Unvested Stock Options
• Judge Doubtful Of Authority To Block TikTok's US Restrictions
• Lyft Discriminates Against Wheelchair Users, Alsup Rules
• Chancery OKs Ex-Panera CEO's Access To Docs, With Strings
• YRC Promotes Atty With CARES Act Creds To GC Role
• SEC's Final Accredited Investor Rule Vs. Public Suggestions
• Sprint, T-Mobile To Pay $200M Over Unused Lifeline Phones
• OFCCP Rule Broadening Bias Exemptions Nears Finish Line
• Insurer's COVID-19 Suit 'Redundant' Amid Eateries' Claims
• Calif. Voters Back Bid To Toughen Consumer Privacy Law
• PJT Partners Boosts Deputy GC To Top Counsel Spot
• Senate Majority Still In Doubt As Races Tighten
• Biden Campaign Plays Down Trump High Court Threat
• Best Practices For Managing Global Employee Diversity Data
• Trump Vows To Contest Uncounted Ballots At High Court
• The BigLaw Attorneys Battling Over An Undecided Election
• Don't Look To Bush v. Gore For 2020 Blueprint
• Senate — And Pandemic Relief — Still Hanging In The Balance
• Twitter Board Inks $47M Deal Resolving User Metrics Suits
• Microsoft Claims Co. Selling 'Black Market' Software Keys
• NYU Hires Georgia Tech's Deputy GC To Steer Its Legal Team
• JPMorgan Expects Fine For 'Deficiencies' In Internal Controls
• McKesson, 2 Other Distributors Ink $21B Opioid Settlement
• Justices Asked To Stay Out Of Comcast Antitrust Fight
• 2 Ex-EBay Workers Face New Charges In Cyberstalking Case
• After 26 Years, Top CBS Lawyer Leaves ViacomCBS
• FedEx Sues Over $89 Million TCJA Transition Tax Dispute
• LGBT Groups Challenge Trump's Ban On Anti-Bias Training
• American Airlines Can't Beat COVID-19 Refund Suit Yet
• Dentist's COVID-19 Insurance Suit Put To Sleep By Fla. Judge
• Securities Litigation Implications Of COVID-19 Impairments
• SEC On Fast Track For Record Whistleblower Awards In FY 21
• 8 Tips For Effective Oral Advocacy In Virtual Court Hearings
• Amazon, Williams-Sonoma Reach Settlement To End IP Battle
• From The Front Lines: The Attorneys Protecting This Election
• Cisco Wants New Trial After $1.9B Patent Loss To Centripetal
• Tech Giants Warn H-1B Rules Will Push Businesses Abroad
• Insys Founder Wants Another Prison Delay Due To COVID-19
• SEC's Record 2020 Enforcement Haul Soars On Disgorgement
• Delta Dental Plans Assn. Promotes GC To CEO
• Divided SEC Eases Limits And Rules On Private Offerings
• EEOC Approves New Pact With Agencies Along Party Lines
• Morgan Lewis Nabs JPMorgan Chase's Assistant GC In NY
• Apollo Taps Akin Gump Partner As Litigation, Regulation Head
• Delaware's COVID-19 Court Emergency Extended Until Dec. 4
• Feds Flout Trump Work Visa Ban Injunction, Biz Groups Say
• Blue Apron Cooks Up $13M Deal With Investors In IPO Suit
• Where Renewable Energy Is Headed After Election Day
• COVID-19 Is Changing Enviro Due Diligence For Real Estate
• Stakeholder Capitalism Needs Gov't Oversight To Work
• 15 Minutes With Prudential Financial's General Counsel
• What DOD's Use Of Cyber Scores May Mean For Contractors
• Teradata Replaces Longtime GC With Atty From Within
• Limiting The Pandemic's Strain On Workplace Gender Equality
• EEOC Puts Religious Bias On Busy November Schedule
• A GC's Blueprint For Improving Legal Industry Diversity