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Corporate - February, 2021

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• Wells Fargo Inks $95M Deal To End Consultants' Wage Claims
• SoftBank Settles WeWork Suits Over Failed $3B Tender Offer
• Chancery Strikes Down Williams Cos. Poison Pill Measure
• Hong Kong Man Charged With Conspiring To Steal GE Secrets
• Employment Authority: The Next Battle Over The Equality Act
• Bipartisan Bill Would Extend COVID-19-Era Bankruptcy Relief
• White House Goes Back To Obama-Era Carbon Cost Metric
• Robinhood In Settlement Talks With FINRA Over 2020 Outages
• 3 Takeaways From 9th Circ. Virgin Flight Attendants Ruling
• $650M Facebook Privacy Deal OK'd, $110M Atty Fees Trimmed
• Chipotle Reaches $15M OT Deal Amid 'Novel' DOL Rule Issues
• Clients Likely To Grill Law Firms After Vendor Data Breaches
• United To Pay $49M For Defrauding USPS On Int'l Deliveries
• Baker Hughes Discloses It's Being Investigated By The SEC
• Calif. Judge Won't Block Long Beach Pandemic Pay Raise Law
• Employer-Friendly Changes May Revive H-1B Visa Program
• Ex-Amazon Studios Exec Says Flight Upgrade Got Him Fired
• Compliance Lessons From Newest Fla. Privacy Class Actions
• Calif. Concert Promoter Loses Bid For COVID-19 Coverage
• What Biden's Ethics Pledge Means For Gov't Revolving Door
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• 3 Insurance Appeals To Watch At State High Courts In March
• AT&T Unit Illegally Made Tech Ditch Union Button, NLRB Says
• Koh 'Deeply Disturbed' By Google Tracking Court Site Users
• $15 Minimum Wage Hike Can't Be Included In Relief Bill
• PwC Paints Whistleblower As Disgruntled Worker At Trial
• Investor Settlements Held Steady In 2020 Despite Pandemic
• GPB Capital Sues Bank To Get Back Virus Relief, Loan Money
• Calif. Officials Push 9th Circ. To Revive Union Gag Challenge
• Calif. Supreme Court Says Not To Round Meal Break Time
• DSW Parent Hits Insurer With $50M Suit For COVID-19 Losses
• TikTok Users Ink $92M Deal To End Biometric Privacy MDL
• Restaurant Trade Group Asks 11th Circ. To Revive Virus Suit
• Union Says NLRB Acting GC Has Right To Scrap Scabby Suit
• Dems Seek Political Donor Disclosure, Including Judicial Ads
• 'Reverse' Veil Piercing Floated In Chancery Appraisal Suit
• How Corporate Monitorships Can Be Feathers In Firms' Caps
• Punishing Bar Exam Policies On Menstrual Products Must Go
• 3 Lingering Concerns About The Carbon Capture Tax Credit
• House Passes LGBTQ Rights Bill Over GOP Religious Fears
• Apollo Stole Litigation Funder's Valuation Secrets, Suit Says
• How New Mass. Family Leave Interacts With Existing Laws
• Worker Mask Complaint Not Protected, NLRB Prosecutor Says
• Insurers Escape Coverage For $6M Phishing Suit
• Biden USTR Pick Signals Support For Trump's China Deal
• Pay Data Battle Put On Hold So EEOC Can Revisit Policy
• HP Looks To Boost $5B Fraud Suit With Post-Trial Evidence
• Tax Takeaways From India's Proposed Budget
• Unreported Breach Sparks Warning From French Regulator
• DOL Delays Last-Minute Trump Rule On Tipped Workers
• SEC To Drill Down On Cos.' Climate-Related Risk Disclosures
• SEC Dings Gulfport Energy, Ex-CEO Over Undisclosed Perks
• Ex-Cargill Worker Indicted Over Cash, Vacation Bribes
• NLRB Prosecutor Drops Trump-Era Suit Against Teamsters
• 7-Eleven Franchisees Can't Appeal Classification Test Ruling
• Ex-Goldman Sachs Atty Must Arbitrate Retaliation Claims
• What To Watch For As Biden's USTR Pick Heads To The Hill
• SEC Sets Early Record For Whistleblower Awards In FY 2021
• Transaction Toolkit For A More Litigious M&A Environment
• Takeaways From DOJ Fraud Section's Pandemic Year
• Epic Judge Says Apple 'Salted The Earth With Subpoenas'
• FTC Remains Alert To 'Opportunistic Conduct' In Pandemic
• 'I Like Rulemaking,' NLRB's New Dem Chair Says At Panel
• Financial Institutions Must Prepare For Climate Regulations
• Congress' Expansion Of SEC Disgorgement Was Irresponsible
• Walmart Hit With Wage Suit Over COVID-19 Screening Time
• It's Time For Law Firms To Start Loving And Leveraging Data
• PwC 'Punished' Thorough Auditing, Whistleblower Testifies
• Calif. Gets Green Light To Enforce 2018 Net Neutrality Law
• Sens. Mull Cyberattack Reporting Law At SolarWinds Hearing
• Court Remands Group's Plastic Pollution Suit To State Court
• Tyson Asks 8th Circ. To Keep COVID-19 Suits In Fed. Court
• 9th Circ. Mostly Affirms Virgin Air Workers' $77M Wage Win
• Nixing Grocer Pandemic Pay May Not Be On Calif. Judge's List
• Pilgrim's Pride Fined $108M For Chicken Price-Fixing
• Senators Warn Justices Of 'Suspicious' Union Access Case
• A Tough Road Ahead for Democrats' Ambitious Policy Agenda
• Nasdaq Hopes SEC Greenlights Revised Direct Listings Plan
• COVID-19 Relief Bill Could Rescue Union Retirees' Pensions
• Worker Says NLRB Official Flouted New Union Election Rules
• Fed's Powell Says Looking Into Digital Dollar Is 'High Priority'
• Keys To Protecting Clients During Law Firm Dissolution
• What A New Virginia Privacy Law Could Mean For Businesses
• PBGC Hires Ex-AIG Atty For General Counsel Seat
• Compliance Lessons From Toyota's Clean Air Act Settlement
• Olympic Committee Says Puma 'Declared War' On Trademarks
• Digitization Of Environmental Audits May Be Here To Stay
• Facebook, Australia Cut Deal Over News Bargaining Law
• 3 Developments As America's Virus Death Toll Hits 500,000
• Walmart Says DOJ's 'Sensationalist' Opioid Suit Rings Hollow
• PwC Whistleblower Testifies About Cozy Auditing Practices
• Justices Say Arthrex Can't Help Adidas After Failed Nike IPR
• MyPillow CEO Hit With $1.3B Suit Over Election Fraud 'Big Lie'
• Kroger Latest Victim In Software Vendor Data Breach
• House Panel Advances $2T Relief Bill With Min. Wage Boost
• House Budget Committee Clears Biden's $1.9T Relief Package
• Insurer Can't Ditch McDonald's Bid For Virus Suit Coverage
• Zoom Outage Didn't Taint Union Vote Count, NLRB Says
• Biz Interruption Insurance Considerations After Texas Storms
• Intuit Accuses Visa, MasterCard Of Fixing Merchant Fees
• Pandemic Restriction Challenges Face Uphill Battle In Calif.
• Overcoming TM Maintenance Filing Hurdles Amid Pandemic
• How Case Management Orders Can Support New Attorneys
• Justices Reject FCA Liability Requirement Case
• Justices Won't Take Up Amazon Driver Arbitration Case
• Zurich Beats Ohio Eatery's COVID-19 Insurance Coverage Suit
• Split 9th Circ. Sends Alexa Privacy Suit To Arbitration
• 9th Circ. Says MoneyLion Arbitration Agreement Is Valid
• Employment Authority: Texas Crisis Challenges Employers
• Wawa Inks $12M Deal With Consumers Over Data Breach
• Companies Beef Up Risk Disclosures As Biden Era Begins
• Tips For Employers Reeling From The Texas Weather Crisis
• Walmart Defeats EEOC's Pregnancy Discrimination Suit
• Senators' PTAB Reform Efforts May Lose Steam Under Leahy
• Hartford Escapes Dentist's COVID-19 Coverage Suit, For Now
• Fired Capitol Riot Atty Splits With Election Challenge Team
• House Antitrust Panel Keeping Up Pressure On Platforms
• Citi's Loss Over $500M 'Blunder' Won't Be Easy To Shake
• Ohio Judges Disagree Over COVID-19 And Property Coverage
• Effective E-Discovery Of Chat Apps In Gov't Investigations
• Walmart Beats Bias Suit Over COVID-19 Shopping Hours
• Union 'Doth Protest Too Much' In Row Over Acting GC's Power
• An In-House Counsel's Guide To Better Work Management
• Coca-Cola Tax Ruling Offers 5 Lessons For Multinationals
• DOL Pulls Trump-Era Guidance On Contractors, Truckers
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Huawei CFO Loses Bid For HSBC Records In Extradition Fight
• Judge Koh Doubts Google's Bid To End Chrome Privacy Suit
• 'Outdated' Accellion Software To Blame For Hack, Victims Say
• NY Regulator Slams Facebook For Not Curbing Data Sharing
• Congress Hits Robinhood Hard In 1st GameStop Hearing
• Senate Intel Chair Sounds Alarm On Fla. Water Supply Hack
• Book Publishers Challenge Trump-Era Import Duties
• Verisk Analytics Taps Chase Bank GC For Top Legal Post
• DOJ Wants More Info On Salesforce's $27.7B Deal For Slack
• Hotel Fights NLRB Acting GC's Bid To Drop Scabby Dispute
• Newsom Looks To Shear Barber's Suit Over COVID-19 Orders
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Robinhood Can't Ditch Online Traders' Suit Over Outages
• Ind. Gov. Signs Law Shielding Businesses From Virus Liability
• NLRB Acting GC Says Employers Can't Stop Post-Probe Talk
• A Look Under The Hood Of Independent Sponsorship In M&A
• US Cos. Must Prepare For EU Carbon Tax On Imports
• Big Tech Groups Sue To Halt Md. Digital Ad Tax
• McDonald's Franchisee Fined For Firings Over Virus Concerns
• Ex-WilmerHale Temp Says White House Atty Lied For Toyota
• Democrats Launch Fresh Push To Expand LGBTQ Rights
• Ex-SEC Chairman Jay Clayton Returns To Sullivan & Cromwell
• Justices Should Weigh In On FCA Objective Falsity Standard
• Avoiding Materially Adverse Conflicts After New ABA Opinion
• It Isn't Too Early To Form Post-Pandemic Workplace Policies
• What To Expect When Reddit And Robinhood Face Congress
• Apple, Ky. AG Rip Class Attys' $87M Fee Bid In IPhone Deal
• Facebook Pulls News Sharing In Australia Over Media Law
• Calif. Man Cops To Hacking Stadium's Food Sales System
• N. Korean Programmers Charged With Global Cyberattacks
• Goldman, JP Morgan Prevail Over Aluminum Antitrust Claims
• Apple Blames Trump DOJ IP Stance For 'Flawed' Nokia Ruling
• Union Fee Objector Says NLRB Acting GC Can't Leave Case
• Under Armour Investors Can't Get Docs Yet In Stock-Drop Suit
• Cisco Discloses Financial 'Scheme' By Ex-Workers In China
• Ex-Jumio CEO Hit With Del. Bankruptcy Sanction Ruling
• Continental Casualty Beats Hotel, Eatery Co.'s Virus Suit
• Tyson Offers Workers Pay Incentive For Off-Shift Vaccinations
• Amazon, Big 5 Publishers Hit With E-Book Antitrust Suit
• Ex-Theranos CEO Holmes Pans 'Luxurious Lifestyle' Evidence
• Sackler Family Can't Keep Names Of Its Businesses Secret
• UK Top Court Fraud Ruling Could Reshape Int'l Discovery
• Coinbase Appoints New CCO As It Prepares To Go Public
• Recent Events Call For Boards To Weigh Stakeholder Interests
• DC Circ. Judge Chides Atty's Sarcasm In NLRB Dispute
• Biden Taps NLRB Vet Abruzzo As Next General Counsel
• Inovio Must Face Trimmed Investor Claims Over Virus Vaccine
• SEC Sues Morningstar Over 'Adjustments' In CMBS Ratings
• Amazon Faces NLRB Charge Over Ala. Union Drive Response
• Chancery Leans Toward Merging Facebook Stockholder Suits
• NLRB Memos Tackle Hiding Info From Unions, Protest Firings
• Collabera Sues To Stop Rival From Poaching Workers
• Franchisee Claims McDonald's Race Bias Hurt His Operation
• Ex-Vitamin Shoppe CFO Sues For At Least $1.4M In Benefits
• Struggling Legal Wing Poses Early Test For New WTO Boss
• Chewy Accuses IBM Of Seeking 'Exorbitant' $36M For Patents
• It's Time To Ramp Up Punishment For Wall Street Wrongdoers
• DOJ Should Take Cue From SEC On Whistleblower Incentives
• US Legal System Can Benefit From Nonlawyer Ownership
• Asset Manager Considerations After SEC's Pricing Data Case
• Jones Day Hit By Third-Party Data Breach
• Ex-Facebook Deputy Counsel Comes 'Home' To Gibson Dunn
• UK Concerned About EBay's $9.2B Sale Of Classifieds Biz
• Citi Can't Recover Funds Sent In $900M Revlon Loan 'Blunder'
• Raytheon Inks $59M Deal To Settle ERISA Mortality Rate Suit
• Lloyd's Warns Insurers Over Cost Of Major Cyberattack
• Senate Dems Press SEC To Strengthen Insider Trading Rule
• Employment Authority: Tips For DOL Wage And Hour Probes
• United Can't Ditch Passengers' COVID-19 Refund Suit
• Ala. Gov. Signs Law Shielding Businesses From Virus Liability
• Amazon Says NY AG Is Overstepping On Virus Oversight
• Massive Lowe's, Aon ERISA Class Action Heads Toward Trial
• EEOC Shelves Trump-Era Union Time, Wellness Program Regs
• Regulators Are Homing In On Perils Of Ransomware Payouts
• Va. Data Privacy Law Poised To Offer 2nd Model For States
• DirecTV Arbitration Bid In Robocall Suit 'Absurd,' Judge Says
• Credit Suisse Pays $600M To Settle Toxic RMBS Case
• Trump-Era Retirement Rollover Regs Taking Effect As Planned
• SPAC Surge Could Have Ripple Effects Overseas
• GOP Sens. Ask SEC To Scrap Nasdaq Diversity Plan
• Assessing Damages Theories In Recent Trade Secret Verdicts
• Key Deliverables For SPAC Parties Amid Growth Trend
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Union, Drivers Say Calif. Prop 22 Is Unconstitutional
• Sweeping Class Gets OK In Walgreen's $300M 401(k) Suit
• Huawei Exec Seeks HSBC Docs In UK To Fight US Extradition
• Google Fights Uphill Battle To End Pirated Recordings Suit
• Ford CEO Says LG, SK Should Settle Trade Secrets Spat
• Facebook Investors Win Look At Some FTC Deal Records
• US Should Copy Aussie Google News Law, Microsoft Says
• SEC Draws 'Critical' Line Between Settlements And Waivers
• Calif. Justices Stop Uber, Lyft's Bid To Flip Contractor Order
• Regal Cinemas Sued Over Unpaid Rent At NJ Malls Amid Virus
• End 'Forced Arbitration,' Ex-Fox Host Carlson Urges House
• Early Robinhood Ruling Marks Rocky Start For Traders' Suits
• COVID-19 Suit Against Carnival Tossed Overboard For Now
• Calif. Biotech Firm Settles SEC's COVID-19 Blood Test Claims
• House Dems To Include $15 Min. Wage In Virus Relief Bill
• SEC's 'Boilerplate' Deal With Ex-State Street Exec Irks Judge
• Building A Law Firm Knowledge Bank For Thought Leadership
• Securities Market Urgently Needs Federal Insider Trading Law
• Insurer, Brokers Prevail In Cinema's COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• New OFCCP Chief Touts Fighting Systemic Bias As Core Goal
• Food Co. Tells NLRB That Acting GC's Appointment Is Illegal
• Biden Admin. Looks To Pause WeChat, TikTok Shutdown Bids
• Prison Expert Warns Autonomy Chief Faces Health Risk In US
• ITC Upholds LG's Win In $1B Trade Secrets Battle With SK
• Fortnite User Seeks To Nix Epic Games' Contracts With Kids
• Amazon Launches TM Blitz Against Card Game Counterfeiters
• Land O'Lakes Can't Slip Ex-Workers' Suit Over 401(k) Handling
• Robinhood Users Face Uphill Fight For TRO In GameStop Suit
• Data Compliance Issues For Cos. Making, Using Vaccine Apps
• Travelers Tells 9th Circ. Virus Suit Was Rightly Tossed
• Sens. Look To Revive Bipartisan 'Made In America' Bill
• Genentech Wins Toss Of Employee's 401(k) Suit
• Zurich Asks To Toss In-N-Out COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Former PE Exec Pleads Guilty To 'Varsity Blues' Fraud
• WH Confirms Ongoing CFIUS Review Of TikTok-Oracle Deal
• Let's Emerge From The Pandemic As Legal Innovators
• Legal Depts. Face Resource Pressure Amid COVID-19 Crunch
• What New Corporate Disclosures Mean For Real Estate
• Congress Should Leave Proxy Advice Rule Review Up To SEC
• DOL Plans To Repeal Bias Carveout For Religious Contractors
• Biden Faces Fresh Pressure To Remove Security Tariffs
• Burger King Franchisee Taps Ex-Barington Capital Atty As GC
• US Evidence Against Autonomy Chief 'Misleading,' Atty Says
• Biden Taps Calif. Labor Head For No. 2 DOL Spot
• Chancery Suit Over Busted $1.5B Amex Deal Settled
• Facebook, Google, EBay Urge Justices To Limit Privacy Suits
• SEC Enforcement Gets Obama-Era Investigative Power Back
• NY Guidelines May Boost Cyber Insurance Market's Resilience
• SEC Wants Clearer Risk Disclosures Amid Market Volatility
• Chancery Tosses Suit Over $2.4B Kate Spade-Coach Merger
• Fresenius To Pay $50M For Impeding FDA Investigation
• How Biden's Administration Will Affect The Insurance Industry
• NLRB Majority Takes Up Test Of New Union Election Rules
• Taking Stock Of Nonmonetary Privacy Settlement Provisions
• What Biden Buy American Order Means For Gov't Contracting
• Pa. Judge Tosses Shuttered Restaurant's Virus Coverage Suit
• Ex-Theranos COO's Fraud Trial Moved To January 2022
• Legal Ops, Firm Staff Clash On Legal Innovation, Survey Finds
• Renault Hires New GC To Help Steer 'Profound' Changes
• Anticipating Predictive Analytics' Potential Uses In Litigation
• Ohio Tax Talk: Don't Neglect The Business Income Deduction
• Fox News Wants $2.7B Voting Fraud Defamation Case Tossed
• Biden's EPA Pick Cruises To Full Senate Vote
• NLRB Acting Prosecutor Moves To End Suits Against 'Scabby'
• How CFPB Earned Wage Access Order Benefits Fintech Cos.
• Autonomy Chief Says SFO Could Revive HP Sale Fraud Probe
• Intel Says Ex-Engineer Brought Trade Secrets To Microsoft
• Robinhood Sued Over 20-Year-Old Trader's Suicide
• Fujitec Beats Ex-Top Atty's Racial Bias Claims, For Now
• Biden Admin. To Weigh Risk Of Unleashing Cyberweapons
• Chinese Regulators Scold Tesla Over Rise In Complaints
• Chubb Beats Target's Data Hack Coverage Bid
• Amazon Wants High Court To Weigh Driver Arbitration Dispute
• Cisco Can Arbitrate Ex-Workers' Claims In Trade Secrets Fight
• Tesla Buys $1.5B Of Bitcoin As Musk Touts Meme Crypto
• Growing Case Law Backs Wide Tariff Power, With One Caveat
• Cost And Opportunity In Suspending Early Merger Clearances
• Del. Exec Gets 20 Months For Amtrak Bribery Scheme
• This Black History Month, Law Firms Should Challenge Norms
• 'Short Squeeze' Class Actions Face Uphill Battle
• Amazon Hit With New Tip-Stealing Suit After FTC Deal
• USTR Picks Trade Atty From Wyden Team For GC Role
• DOJ Drops Challenge To Calif. Net Neutrality Law
• Worker Classification Test Isn't Unconstitutional, Calif. Says
• Ex-Autonomy CEO Begins US Extradition Fight Over HP Sale
• CEO Ken Frazier, Once GC, To Retire From Merck
• Pandemic Delays WTO Rulings On Trump Security Tariffs
• What Energy Sector Should Expect From Biden's Tax Policies
• Senate Dems' Section 230 Bill Would Allow For Limited Suits
• Employment Authority: How To Avoid Hiring Sexual Harassers
• NLRB Official Says Maskless Meeting Can't Stop Mail Vote
• DOJ Drops Criminal Probe Of Ford's Emissions Process
• Dems Reintroduce National Paid Leave Proposal
• Biden Ends Deadlock Over WTO Leadership
• Fla. Judge Won't Ax Suit Over Publix Worker's COVID-19 Death
• Congress Should Make TCJA Income Definition Permanent
• SEC Names Acting Deputy Director Of Enforcement
• Whole Foods Escapes Nearly All BLM Mask Ban Claims
• DOJ Yanks Trump-Era Environmental Enforcement Memos
• Ex-Nike Manager Charged With Embezzling $1.5M
• US Cos. Must Get Ready For EU Human Rights, Climate Policy
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Universal Music Promotes In-House Counsel To Oversee Deals
• Judges On Race
• High Court ERISA Ruling Frees States To Tackle Health Costs
• Law Firm Penalties On Departing Partners Just Got Riskier
• Biden DOL Drops Out Of CalSavers ERISA Preemption Suit
• Walmart Sick Pay Class Action Can Move Forward
• NLRB Won't Stop Ala. Amazon Workers' Mail Vote In Union Bid
• Walmart Loses Bid To Short-Circuit Feds' Opioid Suit
• Charter Settles $10B Bias Suit With Byron Allen's Media Co.
• DHS Will Maintain H-1B Lottery System Through 2021
• Bayer's $2B Deal May Not Spell The End For Roundup
• DC Circ. Judge's Patience Runs Short In Back Pay Fight
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• NY Regulator Wants Insurers To Clamp Down On Cyber Risk
• Alphabet Union Files Labor Charge Against Google Contractor
• Frito-Lay Settles EEOC Suit Over Fired Seventh-Day Adventist
• 1st Circ. Denies Rehearing Of NLRB Lobbying Fees Decision
• 7 Takeaways From Recent Del. Statutory Appraisal Litigation
• DOL Nominee Talks OSHA, Unions At Senate Hearing
• More Senior Staff Accuse UnitedHealth Unit Of No-Poach Plot
• NJ Case Has Lessons On Arbitration Clauses In Atty Retainers
• DOJ, FTC Suspend Early Merger Clearances For Review
• McKinsey To Pay $573M To Settle Opioid Marketing Claims
• Trade Court Upholds Trump's Security-Based Steel Tariffs
• Calif. Supreme Court Turns Down Drivers' Prop 22 Challenge
• NY Judge Again Nixes Papa John's Investors' #MeToo Suit
• COVID-19 Liability Shield Forges Ahead In Fla. House
• Securities Filings Drop In 2020 With Fewer M&A, State Suits
• Senators Grill Biden EPA Chief Pick On Climate, Independence
• Microsoft Backs Australian Media Law Opposed By Google
• Damages Sought In Investor-State Cases On The Rise: Study
• Google's Consent Defense Can't Ax Data Privacy Suit Outright
• Google Can't Shake NM AG's Children Online Privacy Claims
• DOL Seeks To Delay Trump Regs On Contractors And Tips
• Project Finance Will Be Key To Developing Hydrogen Market
• Tips For Protecting Privilege When Working With Outside PR
• Senate Panel OKs Commerce Nominee Despite Huawei Doubts
• Amazon Can't Beat NLRB Subpoena In Walkout Suit
• Gig Economy Cos. Form NJ Group Amid Classification Debate
• 3 Procurement Priorities For Law Firms In Uncertain Times
• Bayer Inks $2B Deal To Cover Future Roundup Cancer Claims
• Tyson Hit With Investor Suit Over Lackluster Virus Response
• Ex-McDonald's CEO Can't Ax Clawback Suit Over Affairs
• DOJ, SEC Urge High Court To Vacate Goldman Cert. Decision
• SEC Nabs Partial Win Against Ex-Biotech Executives
• Chinese Phone Maker Sues Over U.S. Investment Blacklist
• SPACs Surged In January Following Record-Breaking 2020
• Union Asks NLRB To Keep Mail Vote For Ala. Amazon Workers
• Amazon Pays $61.7M To End FTC Claims It Stole Driver Tips
• NLRB Official Orders Mail Vote On Bid To Boot XPO Union
• LuLaRoe Will Shell Out $4.8M To End Pyramid Scheme Suit
• CenturyLink Strikes $55M Deal To End Investor Class Suit
• Amazon Asks 9th Circ. To Send Alexa Privacy Suits To Arb.
• NLRB GC's Office Withdraws 2 More Trump-Era Memos
• 9th Circ. Says United, Delta Can't Duck Calif. Pay Stubs Fight
• Structuring Protein-Specific Life Science Partnerships
• Chamber Tells 9th Circ. Arbitration Act Blocks Calif. Work Law
• Former WageWorks Execs Must Repay Co. $2M In SEC Deal
• An OFAC Compliance Checklist For Ransomware Payments
• GOP Reps Want Info On Firings Of Top NLRB Prosecutors
• DOJ Action Is A Cautionary Tale On Employer No-Poach Pacts
• Ex-Partner Says Wall Street CEO Ousted Women, Minorities
• How Debtor-In-Possession Loans Guide On Libor's Exit
• DOL Voids Trump H-2B Rule Over Negative Comments
• Senate Confirms Mayorkas As First Latino To Lead DHS
• UK Is Proof Nonlawyer Ownership Threatens Legal Profession
• EEOC Urged To Clarify Legality Of Vaccination Incentives
• FHFA Promotes Atty To General Counsel
• FTC Stands Behind Zoom Data Security Deal Despite Backlash
• Consulting Co. McKinsey Sued For Promoting OxyContin
• 9th Circ. Told FAA Rushed Review Of Amazon Facility
• Lawsuits Mount As Robinhood Eases Trading Restrictions
• NLRB Acting Prosecutor Nixes Trump-Era Legal Guidance
• SEC Names ESG Adviser Amid More Progressive Agenda
• How Criminal Antitrust Compliance Is Changing
• US Trade And Domestic Economic Policy Should Align
• Apple Must Cough Up Payment Docs In Epic Games Fight
• NLRB Acting Prosecutor Picks Cleveland Atty For Deputy Role
• NLRB Acting GC Asked To Nix Challenge To Transfer Order
• 5 Biden-Era Corporate Compliance Considerations
• Microsoft Can't Apportion Sales Tax, Mass. Justices Told
• NJ Casino Officials Must Face Ex-GC's Whistleblower Suit
• Amazon Settles Whistleblower Suit Over Virus Protocols
• Top Xerox Lawyer Takes On Expanded Corporate Role
• Remote Bar Exams Pose New Learning Disability Challenges
• Google To Pay $3.8M To Resolve DOL Hiring, Pay Bias Probes