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Corporate - May, 2021

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• Law360 Names 2021's Top Attorneys Under 40
• SmileDirectClub Beats Stockholders' $700M Insider Sale Suit
• Biden's Budget Floats Big Funding Hikes For Bias Watchdogs
• Employment Authority: COVID-19 As Disability & NLRB's Ohr
• Elizabeth Holmes Wants 45-Page Questionnaire For Jurors
• 9th Circ. Tosses Walmart's $102M Pay Stub Penalty
• Whole Foods BLM Mask Suit Must Be Revived, 1st Circ. Told
• GOP Introduces Bill That Would Ban Federal Vaccine Passport
• FTC To Shake Up Privacy Enforcement In Wake Of AMG Ruling
• AT&T Tells Judge It Will Battle SEC's Selective Leaks Suit
• Venture Firm Can't Escape OvaScience IVF Suit, Judge Says
• Video Games Are Latest Antitrust Target But May Not Be Last
• Senate Poised To Vote On Pay Equity Bill In June
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• 9th Circ. OKs Sanctions In 'Frivolous' Crocs Hacking Suit
• DEA Opens The Door To Pot Research. Is Legalization Next?
• 'A Sober Look At SPACs' Finds They Shortchange Investors
• 6th Circ. Sends Flame-Resistant Fabric Suit Back To Trial
• SEC Fine Highlights AML Reporting As Enforcement Priority
• 5 Tips To Help Your 2021 Summer Associates Succeed
• Senate Adds Trade Package To Major Tech Bill Aimed At China
• Report Warns Of Growing Crypto Threats, Regulatory Scrutiny
• Publix, EEOC Agree To End Bias Suit Over Dreadlocks
• Ashurst Elects UK Corporate Head As New Chair
• Calif. Offshore Wind Push Won't Be Smooth Sailing
• Thai Court Investigating Toyota Judicial Bribery Claims
• Trade Group Can't Block Colorado's Equal Pay Law
• Judge Says Sears Buyer Not Liable For Warranty Suit
• Employers Avoiding Cash Vaccine Incentives, Survey Says
• Perella Weinberg Bid For Early Win Faces Doubt In Poach Suit
• 5 Current Ad And Marketing Legal Risks To Watch Out For
• Google Exec's Pay Suit A 'Virtual Certainty' To Go To Trial
• Ex-Gilead Workers Hit Back With Sanctions Bid In FCA Fight
• Italian Co. Cops To Role In $17.3M Turbine Export Scheme
• Massive Class Gets Green Light In Google Pay Bias Suit
• In-House Leaders Push Congress To Raise Legal Aid Funding
• Weighing Ability To Pay Criminal Fines Amid FCPA Crackdown
• Pa. Tax Talk: Takeaways From 2 Commonwealth Court Rulings
• Full 9th Circ. Asked To Revisit Calif. Truckers' AB 5 Challenge
• Pipeline Cos. Ordered To Report Breaches After Colonial Hack
• Firms Should Use Surveys To Make Smart Legal Tech Choices
• Gunster Hires Shareholder To Build Out Family Office Practice
• Feds Tell Justices To Skip Comcast, Viamedia Antitrust Suit
• NFL's Hiring Snub Of Asian Coach Shows Its Diversity Woes
• DC's Amazon Antitrust Suit Could Just Be A Test Case
• 5th Circ. Says 1 Text Message Enough To Prop Up TCPA Suit
• Sens. Spar Over 'Woke-ism' In Wall Street Oversight Hearing
• Seattle Seahawks Rename Their GC As Chief Legal Officer
• Ransomware Exposed Bose Data, Knocked Network Offline
• SEC Could Boost Oversight Of Private Markets, SPACs
• Ex-Netflix Exec Says Fraud Conviction Should Be Tossed
• Landmark Shell Ruling Could Spur Wave Of New Climate Suits
• DOJ Takes Toyota Thai Bribery Probe To Texas Grand Jury
• 7th Circ. Ends Ex-Exec's Suit Over $20M Stock Sale
• Biden Pick To Lead USCIS Vows To Address Visa Backlogs
• Chancery Tosses Suit Over Brookfield's $9.25B GGP Buy
• House Advances Bill To Ease Path For Age Bias Lawsuits
• Haynes And Boone Nets Ex-Greenberg Traurig Corporate Atty
• Plan Conflict Keeps $5M Liberty Mutual Benefits Suit Alive
• Justices' Nod To Preemptive Tax Challenges May Caution IRS
• 11th Circ. Upholds Dismissal Of Airbus Sex Bias Suit
• Senate Bill Aims To Boost State AGs In Antitrust Cases
• How One GC Stays Atop Slew Of New Prescription Drug Laws
• Messner Reeves Adds Ex-Ropers Majeski Litigation Squad
• ESG Trend Fuels Climate Activists' Victory At Exxon Meeting
• Woman From Viral Birdwatcher Spat Sues Franklin Templeton
• Biden Taps Georgetown GC For Education Dept. Counsel
• Judge Won't OK $2B Deal For Future Roundup Claims
• Dutch Court Tells Shell To Dramatically Cut Carbon Emissions
• Ryder, Staffing Firm Settle EEOC Race Bias Suit For $2M
• Pa. Judge Grants Virus Coverage To Pittsburgh Tavern
• Google Must Face Deception Claim In Data-Harvesting Row
• Casino Says Insurers Who Forgot Virus Exemption Must Pay
• McDonald's Owed No Duty For BIPA Suits, Insurer Says
• Hyatt Workers Nab Wage Class Cert. After COVID-19 Layoffs
• Amazon Accused Of Fudging Delivery Driver Timecards
• FCC's Carr Says Big Tech Must Pay For Its Strain On Internet
• RealPage Asks 5th Circ. To Revive $6M Phishing Coverage Bid
• What Private Cos. Can Learn From Biden Cybersecurity Order
• Employers Not Keen On Mandatory Vaccinations, Survey Says
• Ga. Judge Chastises Atty For Repping Clients He's Never Met
• Don't Forget Due Diligence In Race For Lateral Associate Hires
• Burns Scalo GC On The Hunger For Life Sciences Real Estate
• GoExpedi Taps Former Andarko Atty As General Counsel
• Energy Expert Returns To Latham After Stint At Gas Co.
• Senate Approves Manatt Phelps Vet For Top HHS Post
• DC AG Sues Amazon For Antitrust Violations
• ESG Framework Must Elevate Workplace Equity
• Goldberg Segalla Leaked Data Breach Plaintiff's Info: Suit
• BofA Inks $6M Deal To Settle Credit Card Autopay Suit
• SEC's Lee Rebukes 'Myths' Related To ESG Disclosures
• Cannabis Entrepreneurs' Family Fighting Spills Into Court
• Oracle, Ellison Dodge Investor Suit Over Board Diversity
• Google Can't Beat Suit Alleging Mobile App Privacy Breaches
• Hotels, Restaurants Can't Revive $40M Virus Coverage Suit
• Regs Shouldn't Favor SPACs, Committee Told
• Google's Antitrust Win Irrelevant To Facebook Suit, AGs Say
• Jury Can Hear Some Evidence Of Elizabeth Holmes' Wealth
• Morgan Stanley Wraps Up Fired Diversity Chief's Bias Suit
• Addressing Environmental Justice As Part Of ESG Initiatives
• Former Airbnb, Obama Atty Joins Facebook As Associate GC
• 9th Circ. Upholds Wash. Sick Leave Law For Airline Workers
• Goldman Sachs Appoints NBCUniversal GC To Its Board
• Coinbase Hires Goldman Sachs Exec As Lead Lobbyist
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Harvard Pilgrim ERISA Suit Appeal
• SEC Approval Of Nasdaq Plan Expands IPO Alternatives
• 9th Circ. Backs NLRB's Bad-Faith Bargaining Ruling
• Apple CEO Tim Cook Gets Tough Questions From Epic Judge
• Insurers Set Limits On Risky Sectors Amid Cybercrime Spike
• 3rd Circ. Backs Shutterfly Win In Investor Suit Over $2.7B Deal
• Biden Admin. Formally Increases H-2B Cap By 22K For FY2021
• NJ University Beats COVID-19 Refund Suit Over Immunity
• Houston Rockets Promote Atty To General Counsel
• Microsoft Can Apportion Sales Tax, Top Mass. Court Says
• Delaware's New Chancellor On The Post-COVID Court
• How Tech Race Bill Expands CFIUS Purview To Academia
• Employment Authority: PWFA Odds & New Labor-Side Judges
• Gov't Authorities Should Assist Ransomware Targets
• Once Sizzling IPO Market Starts To Show Cracks
• Conn. Employers' Attys Face Queries On Masks, Vax Rules
• Sens. Restart Bipartisan Push For Retirement Plan Access
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Ex-Facebook Novi, Circle Compliance Chief Talks Crypto Regs
• Lessons In Civility From The Alex Oh Sanctions Controversy
• NJ Labor Head Must Face Suit Over Mass Layoff Law Changes
• Crypto's Enviro Costs Present Challenges For Companies
• Justices Clear Path For More Challenges To IRS Regulations
• Broker 'Hacked By Group Linked To US Pipeline Attack'
• Google V. Oracle Hangs Over Apple's IP Defense In Epic Trial
• Byron Allen Hits McDonald's With $10B Ad Racial Bias Suit
• NLRB Official Orders Coke Bottler Vote By Mail Due To Virus
• Lawmakers Propose Amending ERISA To Allow ESG Investing
• Biden Instructs Agencies To Evaluate, Mitigate Climate Risks
• Citi Takes $500M Revlon Transfer Freeze Bid To 2nd Circ.
• Ex-Insys CEO Escapes FCA Suit Over Opioid Bribes, For Now
• Va. Judge Says Amazon Has No Hope In Counterfeiting Suit
• A Practical Metric For Annual Patent Filing Targets: Part 1
• Ashurst Snags Ex-Deutsche Bank GC As Corporate Atty
• NY Giants GC Threatened To 'Strangle' Employee, Suit Alleges
• 2nd Circ. Sides With L'Oreal In Ex-Exec's Age Bias Suit
• Navigating Development Bank COVID-19 Relief Probes
• Shoring Up Compliance Amid Change In Antitrust Tack
• Robinhood To Give Retail Investors Access To IPO Bets
• NLRB Judge Nixes Bid To Combine Amazon Firing Suits
• Australia Clears Salesforce's $27.7B Deal For Slack
• Biz Record Admissibility Rule Must Adapt To An ESI World
• What US-French Securities Oversight Efforts Mean For Cos.
• Husch Blackwell Principal Steps Up To Plate As Royals CLO
• Benesch Adds GC As Litigation Partner In Chicago
• Samsung Hit With $25M Semiconductor IP Verdict In EDTX
• Apple's Craig Federighi Says Epic's App Store Risks Security
• 5th Circ. Revives Conspiracy Case Against Quest Diagnostics
• GE, Angola Won't Face Energy Co.'s $1B Forgery Suit In NY
• Judge Raises Litigation Risks, Doubts In $2B Roundup Deal
• BofA Atty Says Outside Biz Activities No. 1 Remote Work Risk
• Prevailing Wage Law Spans Contractors, Calif. High Court Told
• Ex-Mayer Brown Atty Wants Partial Win In Spat With Car Co.
• Texas Gov.'s Mask Stance Won't Shift Employer Safety Plans
• Zayo CEO Packed Board Ahead Of $14B Deal, Chancery Told
• Sens. Expand Massive Tech Bill Aimed At China
• Labor Unions Say CDC Mask Advice Ignores Science, Equity
• CBS, Moonves Fight Class Cert. For Investors' #MeToo Suit
• Union Calls For Antitrust Scrutiny Of AT&T's Spinoff
• Panasonic Whistleblower's SEC Award Exceeds $28M
• NLRB Staff Lauded Acting GC After Robb Firing, Emails Show
• FTC, States Say Frontier Misrepresents DSL Speeds
• Lessons From COVID Securities Rulings On Dismissal Bids
• Deutsche Bank Americas GC To Lead Financial Crime Unit
• Ex-Coke GC Bradley Gayton Added To Tax Software Co. Board
• Sens. Look To Bolster China Bill With Trade Enforcement
• Under Armour Investors' Claims Survive 3rd Dismissal Bid
• Nike Asks SEC To OK Plans To Block Investor Diversity Bid
• Apple's Phil Schiller Defends Data Practices In Epic Trial
• US Chamber Backs Walmart In 5th Circ. Opioid Challenge
• House Vote Sends Explicit Ban On Insider Trading To Senate
• New Labor Trade Fights May Rest On Diplomacy, Not Legalese
• Ex-Compliance Chief At Santander, RBS Joins Consultancy K2
• 'Compensation' And 'Pay' Are The Same, Calif. High Court Told
• Colo., Biz Group Spar Over Equal Pay Law's Interstate Impact
• 9th Circ. Denies Delivery Co.'s Bid To Arbitrate DOL Suit
• Key GOP Sen. Slams FTC 'Mismanagement' In Merger Reviews
• Stanley Black & Decker Must Face EEOC Severance Subpoena
• Wyden Introduces Bill To Slash Hundreds Of Tariffs
• Inside The 5 Largest M&A Deals AT&T Has Ever Completed
• Justices Must Weigh Class Cert. Denial Stats In Goldman Case
• Biden Names Obama IP Adviser Chien To Commerce Post
• Incentivizing Customers In States Banning Vaccine Passports
• Kasowitz Real Estate Litigation Leader Sees Rise In Activism
• Judging A Book: Rodriguez Reviews 'When Machines Can Be Judge'
• Marsh McLennan Names New GC For Global Brokerage Unit
• Four Seasons Miami Sued Over 'Perpetual' COVID Furloughs
• US Targets Alleged ISIS Funders In New Sanctions Hit
• Epic-Apple Judge Praises Legal Teams For Diversity
• 1st Circ. Affirms False Statement Conviction In Vistaprint Case
• New Suit Challenges H-1B Visa Wage Rule As Unlawful
• Microsoft Hit With Suit Over Uber Drivers' Facial ID Checks
• Live Nation Asks Calif. Judge To Follow Cinemark's Virus Suit
• High Court Inches Toward Resolving Climate Suits
• Kodak Says NY Has Threatened To File Insider Trading Suit
• HP Says Ex-Worker Lacks Facts To Prove No-Poach Claims
• EEOC Asks 7th Circ. To Rethink Walmart Religious Bias Ruling
• DOL's Walsh Supports America Adopting Paid Family Leave
• Guess Nears Win In Bid To Arbitrate Sex Harassment Claims
• Transferring EU Data To US After New Contractual Safeguards
• Surgical Care Blasts DOJ Criminal Case Over Employee Pacts
• Investor Attempts To Hold Cos. Accountable Are Working
• Facebook Dodges Android Users' Data Scraping Suit, Again
• Novartis Can't Claw Back Atty Email In Terbutaline Drug Suit
• Early Focus On Damages Can Streamline Patent Litigation
• Atty Cooperates Against Ex-CEO Charged With $100M Fraud
• GM Gives GC Duties As Global Public Policy Head
• Allstate Hires Ex-Norfolk Southern Atty As Deputy GC
• Linklaters Nabs 2 In-House Attys To Start US Privacy Practice
• Stellantis Inks $5M Deal To End Investor FCA-UAW Bribes Suit
• Apple CEO, Execs On Deck For 3rd Week Of Epic Games Trial
• Les Moonves Forgoes $120M Severance In ViacomCBS Deal
• Apple's App Store Runs On 79% Operating Margin, Judge Told
• Employment Authority: AI In Hiring & Zoom Labor Organizing
• Biden Order Adds Info-Sharing Onus On Wary Contractors
• 7-Eleven Sparks FTC Uproar With Close Of Speedway Deal
• Biden's Cybersecurity Order Likely To Reach Beyond Gov't
• 9th Circ. Won't Wipe Out $25M Roundup Verdict
• NLRB Election Rule Cut Workers' Rights, DC Circ. Hears
• Senate To Debate $110B Tech Funding Bill To Outdo China
• Facebook Can't Block Order To Halt EU-US Data Transfers
• Wash. State Files First Suit Under Predatory 'Patent Troll' Law
• Pipeline Ransomware Attack Could Raise Cyber Insurance Bar
• Let's End The Offshoring Of US Patents
• SEC Commish Says Data Key To GameStop, Other Top Issues
• NLRB Official Sets First In-Person Union Vote In Months
• Big Tech Says Axing Visa Rule Will Harm Families, Business
• State Street GC, CCO Face Hefty Compliance Demands
• TCV Hires New GC Of Corporate Operations, Associate GC
• GrayRobinson Atty Selected As GC Of State-Backed Insurer
• Lessons In Fiduciary Duty From Employee Stock Plan Ruling
• 5 Steps For Law Firms Rethinking Flexible Work Post-COVID
• 'Public Benefit' Corporate Model Is Making Inroads
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Pregnant Workers Fairness Act Glides Through House
• Apple's Trial Witness Drop Leaves Epic 'Scrambling'
• Google Gets Calif. Antitrust Litigation Thrown Out, For Now
• State Street To Pay $115M After Fed's $290M Overbilling Probe
• Senators Spar Over Stimulus' $81.2B In Union Pension Aid
• SEC Data Push A 'Game Changer' For 2021 Enforcement
• Gensler Says Climate Disclosure Rules Among 'Top Priorities'
• Whistleblower Will Be Deposed In Saint-Gobain PFOA Case
• BlackRock Taps Ex-SEC Division Head To Run External Affairs
• Labor Dept. Pushes Back H-1B Wage Hike Until Late 2022
• Biden Admin. Kills 'Unnecessary' Trump Cost-Benefit Rule
• Biden Says Gov't To Disrupt Pipeline Ransomware Hackers
• Dell Atty Talks Contract Enforcement Options In IP Fights
• BofA To Pay $75M To Settle Customers' Overdraft Fees Suit
• Fla. Bar Owner's COVID-19 Coverage Suit Shown The Door
• Italy Fines Google €100M Over Blocked EV Charging App
• LG Exploding Battery Suits Find Likely Path Forward In Ga.
• Imperva Hires Infor Atty As Data Privacy Officer, Deputy GC
• Ex-CEO Must Face Charges In NJ Bank Fraud Scheme
• Trader Joe's Worker's Posts Were Fireable, NLRB Atty Says
• Ericsson To Pay Nokia €80M To Nix FCPA Probe-Related Claim
• Jenner & Block Partner Appointed To Monitor UAW Deal
• Epic Antitrust Judge Doubts Apple Expert's AmEx Comparison
• SEC Fines Broker $1.5M For Failure To Report Cybercrimes
• Ralph Lauren Loses Virus Coverage Fight With Factory Mutual
• NLRB Says Acting GC Could Drop Case Against Teamsters
• Calif. Court Mostly Denies Bid For Tesla Plant Worker Data
• Biden's DOL Top Lawyer Nominee Advances, NLRB Pick Stalls
• House Committee Approves Tax Haven Disclosure Bill
• Biden Orders IT Gov't Contractors To Report Data Breaches
• Big Tech Critic Lina Khan Clears Senate Panel For FTC Seat
• Wells Fargo Can't Escape ERISA Self-Dealing Suit
• Citi Denied $500M Freeze Extension In Revlon Transfer Fight
• Keep Forced Labor Out Of Supply Chains As Scrutiny Rises
• Apple, Chicago Trade Jabs Over Streaming Tax Case Ripeness
• DC Judge Sanctions Paul Weiss, Alex Oh In Exxon Case
• Holland & Knight Snaps Up Former SoftBank Deputy GC
• Affirm Looks In-House For Its Next Chief Legal Officer
• Walmart Latest Big Company To Agree To Cut Plastics Use
• Judge's Rebuke Of Mass. AG Has Lessons For All Attorneys
• High Court's Pension Ruling Is Sinking Health Plan Suits
• Apple Wanted App Users 'Hooked,' Exec's 2013 Email Reveals
• NLRB Judge Chides Amazon, Board Attys In Firing Case
• Elizabeth Holmes' Mystique Unlikely To Survive Looming Trial
• Gov't May Lean On Private Sector To Stop Next Critical Hack
• Businesses Take COVID-19 Coverage Fights To 9th Circ.
• DC NFL Team Backs Ex-GC's Secrecy Bid In Wilkinson Suit
• Judge Calls Facebook's Bid To Toss Enforcer Cases 'Serious'
• Sioux Tribes Urge DC Circ. Not To Stay Pipeline Permit Ruling
• Estee Lauder Says Zurich Owes For More Than 50 Lawsuits
• Wife Cannot Sue Spouse's Co. Over Her COVID-19 Infection
• JPMorgan Whistleblower's Rigging Suit Axed By Mass. Court
• 3M's Expert Nixed From Earplug MDL Bellwether Case
• Joann Promotes GC Who Helped Guide Its IPO
• Ex-Exec Tells 7th Circ. Suit Over $20M Company Sale Is Timely
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• 'By Chloe' Chef Says PE Firms Tried To 'Milk' Her IP For Profit
• Block.one Preps New Crypto Exchange With $10B Backing
• Caribbean Banks Ask To Leave Ch. 11 Behind
• How 5-Year-Old Defend Trade Secrets Act Has Met Its Goals
• Linklaters Elects M&A Attorney As 1st Female Senior Partner
• Font Considerations To Give Your Legal Briefs An Edge
• Apple's App Store Monopoly Made It Billions, Prof Testifies
• Colonial Hack Sets Stage For Pipeline Cybersecurity Push
• Blue Apron Investor Deal Lands Plaintiff Attys $3.3M
• SEC Hands Out $22M Award, Settling Whistleblower Spat
• Cohen Milstein Rips Paul Weiss, Alex Oh's 'Half Apologies'
• Industry Groups Back Citi In 2nd Circ. Revlon Transfer Fight
• FBI Outs Ransomware Cartel Behind Colonial Pipeline Hack
• Apple Wants Full Fed. Circ. Redo Of Qualcomm Decision
• Biden Taps AFL-CIO Alum For International Labor Role
• Ex-UMG Exec Can't Keep $1.7M Severance Deal Under Wraps
• Calif. Driver Defends PAGA Claim, Rips Amazon's Prop 22 Play
• Chase Wins $20M In Landry's Data Breach Suit
• Avoiding Biometric Privacy Class Actions After Md., NY Bills
• Make Profitability Management Part Of Your Law Firm Culture
• Data-Driven Scrutiny Of Federal Deals May Yield False Flags
• NY Judge Upholds Awards In Union Severance Row With Hotel
• Diversity Program Is Top Priority For In-House Legal Depts.
• Employment Authority: Improving Anti-Harassment Training
• Brex Hires Barclays Exec For Compliance Chief Slot
• 'Varsity Blues' Cost Me 'Life's Work,' Ex-TPG Exec Tells Court
• Defend Trade Secrets Act: 5 Years Later, Here's What We Know
• Outsourcing Proxy Voting Is Still A Concern After SEC Rule
• Winner's Playbook: Behind The Scenes Of Lamps Plus
• Power Retailer Says Duke Energy Error Cost It $1.6M
• How D&O Coverage Fits Into Diversity Claim Mitigation
• Congressional Scrutiny Adds Momentum For SPAC Oversight
• Unions Test New Labor Rules In North American Trade Deal
• Apple's App Review Comes Under Fire In Antitrust Trial
• OpenAI GC Steps Away Weeks After Tesla GC's Departure
• Epic, Apple Antitrust Trial: What's On Deck Week 2
• Fed Circ. Revives Pharmacist's Whistleblower Case
• Alex Oh Says She Rues 'Breakdown Of Civility' In Exxon Case
• Greenberg Traurig Lands Longtime Boston Federal Prosecutor
• Health Hires: Manatt, Fenwick, Foley Hoag
• Functionality's Role In Oracle Copyright Ruling Isn't So Novel
• Veteran Media Attorney Joins Ballard Spahr In New York
• Eaton Vance Fund Ruling Shows Perils Of Defensive Bylaws
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Sheppard Mullin Adds Buckley Finance Atty In LA
• IP Hires: Day Pitney, Neal Gerber, Pashman Stein
• Apple Exec Testifies Epic's Payment Cheat 'Blindsided' Him
• Ex-Theranos CEO Vies To Shield Jury From Wealth, Reportage
• Alex Oh Lawyers Up In Exxon Case After Brief SEC Stint
• Ga. Judges Say GM CEO Can Be Deposed Over Fatal Crash
• 11th Circ. Says Use Of Biz Account Bars Ch. 7 Debt Discharge
• Fenwick, MoFo Build $2.5B Deal For Fintech Startup Divvy
• 1st Circ. Hints Insys Execs' Convictions Will Stand
• GoDaddy Taps McKesson Corp. Atty For CLO Slot
• Carter's Wants Out Of Legal Affairs Manager's Bias Case
• 4 Trends In Discoverability Of Litigation Funding Documents
• Microsoft Exec Reveals Epic Revenues In Apple Bench Trial
• Ex-Theranos CEO Blasts Government's Expert Witness Plan
• Ransomware Scourge May Be Nearing Its Breaking Point
• DOJ Says Antitrust Rules Are No Different For Employers
• Trump-Era Tariff Angst Hasn't Gone Away Under Biden
• Insurance Trade Groups Say COVID-19 Losses Aren't Covered
• High Court's AMG Ruling Could Hinder FDA Enforcement
• Expect Increasing Scrutiny Of Wage-Fixing, No-Poach Deals
• Keystone Nationwide Permit Appeal Moot, Biden Admin. Says
• SEC Should Drop Litigation Over Ripple's XRP Token
• Ex-Alden Shoe Exec Admits $30M Theft, Faces 4-Year Term
• MiMedx Slams Quinn Emanuel Fees As 2 Other Firms Settle
• Ex-Theranos CEO's Defense Emerges In Pre-Trial Battle
• Yoga App Exec Bent Out Of Shape With Apple In Epic Trial
• Cox Says BMG Sent False Copyright Notices To Boost Claims
• Electric Car Co. Loses Privilege Over Docs On Atty's Firing
• 'Creativity' Can't Save Fla. Restaurant's COVID Coverage Suit
• Insurer Says Wendy's Owners' $40M Virus Loss Not Covered
• Apple's App Tracking Shift Seizes On 'Spirit' Of Privacy Laws
• Split 6th Circ. Won't Wipe Out Coke Labor Arbitration Order
• NLRB Atty Pans Amazon's 'Shock' At Protester's Outburst
• Long Road Ahead For Biden's Individual Tax Hike Proposal
• Sanofi Wins $17.2M Fees, Expenses After Ditching FCA Suit
• Ex-AT&T Workers Get Second Stab At Foreign Trade Benefits
• D&O Insurance Implications From Tesla's Stock Drop Suit
• Ex-CEO Ducks Prison After Helping Feds In Stock Fraud Probe
• States, Chamber Tell 9th Circ. To Redo Virgin Air Wage Ruling
• DOJ Antitrust Division Probing Taboola's Hiring Practices
• Celonis Appoints Netcracker Tech Veteran As Its 1st CLO
• AFL-CIO Demands OSHA Boost After Worker Deaths Report
• Ex-Coke Atty Becomes Interim CLO At Cannabis Giant Tilray
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Hogan Lovells Adds Ex-Comcast Atty As Partner In DC
• Wiley Adds Former T-Mobile VP As Telecom Partner In DC
• 7 Lessons For Young Lawyers Starting Their Careers
• Epic CEO Rips Apple's Fees As App Store Antitrust Trial Starts
• Under Armour To Pay $9M To Resolve SEC Disclosures Probe
• Opioid Reps Taught To Ease Doctors' Doubts, Witness Says
• NLRB Says AT&T Policy Barring Worker Recordings Is Legal
• Ex-Goldman Sachs Worker Wants Class Cert. In 401(k) Suit
• FTC Fights Facebook Reading Of Justices' AMG Capital Ruling
• Amazon Knocks NLRB Prosecutors In Walkout Firing Trial
• Chancery OKs Atty-Client Privilege Waiver In Elon Musk Suit
• Cisco Calls Investor Suit 'Wrong Means' For Tackling Diversity
• Demand For Virus Leave On The Rise, Small Businesses Say
• NLRB Judge Again Rules Drivers Are Employees
• How Justices' AMG Ruling Affects Privacy And Cybersecurity
• House Panel Examines FLSA's Racial Impact On Workers
• Archegos Fallout Is A Wake-Up Call For Banks
• Supreme Court Won't Review Lockheed Martin's ERISA Win
• Del. Justices Ax Cigna's $1.8B Fee Bid In Failed Anthem Deal
• High Court Won't Disturb Wells Fargo's ERISA Stock Drop Win