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Corporate - June, 2021

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• Del. Justices Mull Bid To Kill 'Dual-Natured' Damage Claims
• Judge Blocks Enforcement Of Fla. Social Media Law
• Carnival Unit Passengers' Cert. Bid Sinks In COVID-19 Case
• 3 Highlights From NY Opioid Trial's 2nd Day
• 4 Fast Facts About SEC's Next Enforcement Boss
• Cigna Beats Virus Coverage Suit From NJ Provider, For Now
• SpaceX Must Comply With DOJ Hiring Bias Probe
• AT&T Wants Ex-BigLaw Attys DQ'd From $450M Patent Case
• FTC's Facebook Case Down, But Not Out, After Dismissal
• Judge Shucks Fla. Oyster Bar's COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Amazon Says Lina Khan Can't Fairly Regulate It At FTC
• NJ Lawmakers Approve Corp. Tax Break Change Bill
• Del. Justices Pressed To Revive Facebook Stock-Shuffle Suit
• Key Opioid Study 'Of Zero Assistance,' Doctor Testifies
• Can A Business Be Sued Under The TCPA For A Single Text?
• Cyberattack Class Suits Have Unpredictable Insurance Impact
• State Courts' Stark Lack Of Diversity Demands Action
• Key Trade Law Set To Lapse As Biden Shrugs Off New Deals
• Robinhood To Pay Record $70M FINRA Penalty
• Billing Rates Continue Upward Climb, Especially In BigLaw
• Amazon Gets 5th Circ. 'Seller' Win After Texas Court Weighs In
• Education Firm's COVID-19 Losses Barred By Virus Exclusion
• Amazon Asks High Court For 2nd Cert. Try In Driver Wage Suit
• Volkswagen, Audi Sued Over Breach Of 3.3M Consumers' Data
• High Court Limit On Patent Challenges To Spur More Fights
• SEC Commissioner Says Exec. Comp Should Be Tied To ESG
• Novant Fights Insurer's Bid To Toss COVID Coverage Suit
• Walmart To Pay $10M To Resolve Ill. Biometric Privacy Suit
• Is The Consumer Welfare Standard On FTC's Chopping Block?
• House Clears Huge R&D Bills, But Must Contend With Senate
• The Road To Class Action May Be Harder After TransUnion
• Ex-Mayer Brown Atty Settles Employment Suit Against Car Co.
• Cisco Hires Former Microsoft GC Known For Diversity Efforts
• DOL Tells 9th Circ. To Revisit Northrop Pension Statement Suit
• NJ AG Tapped To Lead SEC's Enforcement Division
• Former US Air Force GC Joins Aerospace Co. As Top Lawyer
• Skeptical DC Judge Nixes Danaher Board Diversity Suit
• Justices Narrow Bar On Patent Attacks By Inventors
• Goldman Sachs, Ex-Execs Can't Nix 1MDB Shareholder Suit
• Ex-Wells Fargo Exec Can't Nix SEC's Accounts Scandal Claim
• Split 9th Circ. Panel Axes Grain Co.'s RICO Suit Against Union
• Del. Justices Say Chancery Must Reconsider Stock Deal
• GOP Sens. Prod Gensler Over Trump-Era Law Targeting China
• Retail Groups, Walmart Can Intervene In Swipe Fee MDL
• Microsoft Says SolarWinds Hackers Breached 3 Clients
• Supreme Court Clears Arthrex Docket With Mixed Rulings
• Walmart Wants Unpaid COVID Screening Time Suit Trimmed
• Copyright Office's Deputy GC To Take Over As Acting GC
• Evolution Of Autodialer Suits After High Court's TCPA Ruling
• Navigating New York Laws On Corporate Practice Of Medicine
• Tocaya Restaurants' COVID Coverage Suit Tossed, For Now
• Justices Force Comcast To Face $160M Ad Monopoly Suit
• Sens. Push Bill To Tighten SEC's Insider Trading Rules
• High Court Won't Touch Ruling On Standard Essential Patents
• Juul Reaches $40M Deal With NC Over Teen Vape Marketing
• Giuliani Suspension Highlights Ethical Pitfalls For All Lawyers
• Managing Risk After SEC's Cyber Enforcement Action
• Eos Energy Names Ex-Erickson Atty As GC
• Facebook Dodges FTC And State Antitrust Actions, For Now
• High Court Turns Away PwC Appeal In ERISA Class Action
• Coach, Kate Spade Owner Sues Insurer After $1B Virus Hit
• Justices Reinforce Spokeo Injury Bar With TransUnion Ruling
• Novartis Says Genentech Won't Return $210M IP Overpayment
• Employment Authority: Bias Battlegrounds & DOL Tip Rule
• Boeing Board Accused Of Safety Neglect In Chancery 737 Suit
• Top 7 Copyright Rulings Of 2021: A Midyear Report
• Companies Scramble To Meet SEC's SolarWinds Info Deadline
• 5 Things To Watch In The SPAC Market After Last Year's Boom
• Cos. Need ESG Strategies That Address Climate Change
• In-House Lawyer Complaints Led To Review At CPS Energy
• Benefits Cases To Watch In The Remainder Of 2021
• Health Hires: Sheppard Mullin, Williams Mullen
• Amazon, Google To Get Greater UK Scrutiny For Fake Reviews
• Justices' CFAA Ruling Shows Contract Safeguards Insufficient
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Grammys, Ex-CEO Who Said Atty Harassed Her Reach Deal
• Managing Risks Of Algorithmic Bias In Corporate Decisions
• How Colorado Fits Into Privacy Legislation Trend
• High Court Limits Class Standing In TransUnion FCRA Suit
• Top Product Liability Cases Of 2021: Midyear Report
• The Biggest Insurance Rulings From The 1st Half Of 2021
• Uber Pays $3.4M For Seattle Gig Worker Leave Mishaps
• Amazon Managers' Physical Work Highlighted In OT Trial
• As Patent Pilot Program Ends, Judges Give Mixed Reviews
• Hotly Debated Tech Antitrust Reforms Clear House Committee
• Cyber Insurer Corvus Taps New General Counsel, Chief Officer
• EEOC Taps Agency Veteran To Lead Office Of Legal Counsel
• Redbubble Hit With $520K Verdict For Contributory TM Theft
• Insider Trading Suspect Spars With Gov't At Illumina Trial​​​​​​​
• Google Delays Putting Lid On Third-Party Cookie Jar
• NJ Assembly Passes Real Estate COVID Immunity Bill
• Voluntary CFIUS Filings May Limit Uncertain Outcomes
• CBS Says Goldman Ruling Helps Its #MeToo Suit Cert. Fight
• Boston Firm Choate Adds Ex-GE Counsel To IP Group
• Facebook Agrees To Pay $6.5M Atty Fees In Data Breach Case
• Panera 'Rascality' Warrants Damage Claims, Ex-Exec Argues
• PE CEO Gets 30 Months For Ripping Off Pot Venture Investor
• Deliveroo Points To Labor Law Escape Path For Gig Economy
• Ex-OneMain Financial Atty Rejoins Fiserv As CLO
• 9th Circ. Won't Block Upwork From Using Term 'Freelancer'
• These Firms Filed The Most Trade Secrets Cases In 2020
• 9th Circ. Leaves Yahoo Atty Fee Award Alone In Coverage Spat
• Amazon Judge Hears Competing Truths In OT Bench Trial
• UTA's $150M COVID-19 Insurance Suit Nears Cancellation
• Exxon Must Face Mass. AG's Climate Change Suit
• Transamerica Inks $5.4M Deal To Settle ERISA Class Action
• Ex-Goldman Banker Settles SEC's Ghana Bribery Case
• House Clears Bill To Study Crypto And Consumer Protection
• House Panel Advances Antitrust Overhaul As GOP Splinters
• Biopharma Wins $1 In Del. IP Suit Over Ex-CEO's Wrongdoing
• Women Arguing Far Fewer Patent Appeals For Cos. Than Men
• Apple Settles With Fortress, Leaving Intel To Go It Alone
• Amazon Customers Compare It To 'Robber Barons Of Old'
• Calif. Jury Clears CVS In $121M Drug Overcharge Trial
• Staffing Firm CEO Admits Media Agency Bribe Scheme
• 29% Of In-House Counsel Track Diversity Metrics, Survey Says
• How New AML Law Will Apply To Life Settlement Industry
• SEC Fines Guggenheim Unit Over Anti-Whistleblower Policy
• Ex-BMW Financial Atty Joins McGlinchey's Compliance Team
• USPTO Says It's Dealing With Trademark 'Surge'
• Alon USA, Delek Reach $45M Deal On Class Merger Challenge
• Former Tesla Atty Joins AI Trucking Company As GC
• Ex-UAW VP Must Face General Motors' Bribery Scheme Suit
• Lordstown Shows How Projections Can Invite SPAC Litigation
• High Court Limits Labor Union Organizing At Calif. Farms
• Amazon, Internet Archive Tapped For Copyright Modernization
• Social Media Mostly Immune In Terror Aid Suits, 9th Circ. Says
• Calif. Judge Rips Monsanto's Atty In $87M Roundup Appeal
• CVS Drug Buyers Seek $121M As Overcharge Jury Trial Wraps
• Senate Panel Hears 'Disturbing Reality' On Patent Quality
• In Arthrex, Justices Deal New Blow To Agency Independence
• Compliance Faced Rocky Start To 2021 As COVID Rolled On
• Goldman Ruling Unlikely To Move Needle On Class Actions
• GOP Halts Voting Bill That Takes On Court Ethics, Donor Rules
• Ex-MiMedx CFO Claims Ignorance In Securities Fraud Suit
• SEC Commish Still On The Fence About ESG Disclosure Plans
• 5 Practical Takeaways From High Court Arthrex Ruling
• Will SPAC Restatement Wave Trigger Shareholder Litigation?
• Navigating Inadvertent Attorney-Client Privilege Waivers
• Barnes & Thornburg Litigator Takes On GC Role At Pot Co.
• Plan Trustee Must Face DOL Stock Buyback Suit
• House Republican Rips Antitrust Bills As Easy On Microsoft
• Firm's COVID-19 Coverage Suit Doomed By Virus Exclusion
• SC Biometric Data Bill Could Shift Nat'l Privacy Landscape
• DuPont Can't Shake Pension Eligibility ERISA Suit
• Arthrex Ruling Leaves Attys Eyeing USPTO For Guidance
• New Arthrex Powers Put Spotlight On USPTO Director Search
• Crowell & Moring Can't Nix Walgreens' Malpractice Suit
• DOL Seeks Employers' Input On Drug Cost Disclosure Policy
• Ex-Amazon Manager Kicks Off California OT Bench Trial
• Nissan Can't Put Brakes On Ex-VP's Benefits Suit
• No Full 9th Circ. Redo For Calif. Truckers' AB 5 Challenge
• SEC Probing Firms Over SolarWinds Breach Disclosures
• 9th Circ. Revives Suit Over Calif.'s 'Woman Quota' For Boards
• Goldman Ruling Is A Boon For Class Action Defendants
• Amazon Asks High Court Not To Take Oracle JEDI Case
• 5 Things GCs Should Know About Global Corruption Trends
• Judge Throws Out Mich. Eateries' COVID-19 Coverage Suits
• A Practical Metric For Annual Patent Filing Targets: Part 2
• DOL Proposes 30-Minute Cap For Tipped-Wage Side Work
• Attorneys Beware: Zoom Depositions Are Likely Inadmissible
• Justices Add More Oversight To PTAB In Arthrex Ruling
• Justices Vacate Goldman Class Cert., Say 'Generality' Matters
• Justices Reject Amazon Quest To Hear Driver Wage Case
• Employment Authority: Bostock 1 Year On & NLRB Regs
• SEC's Eye On Exec Trading Plans Should Keep Issuers Wary
• Carnival Says Data Breach Exposed Customer, Staff Info
• NJ Bill Could Give Insurers Edge To Escape COVID Coverage
• Health Hires: Sheppard Mullin, Elanco, Yumanity Therapeutics
• Stroock Expands Hospitality Practice With Real Estate Pro
• Justices Should Acknowledge ESG's Importance To Investors
• Insurer Wants Ore. Restaurant's COVID Coverage Suit Kicked
• Nestle Ruling Shows Supply Chain Human Rights Flaws
• Attys Seek $6.9M For 'Trailblazing' Work On Fresh Market Suit
• White Collar Defense Do's And Don'ts For Meeting With DOJ
• For FSF's Randy May, Free Market Advocacy Is A Life's Work
• TD Bank Can't Shed Customers' Suit Over ATM Fees
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• DLA Piper Hires Former Milbank, Kirkland Restructuring Attys
• Cognizant Says Firm Overbilled It In Ex-CLO's Bribery Case
• ACA Ruling Caps Busy 1st Half Of 2021 For Benefits Cases
• Judge Backpedals On BofA Workers Class Cert. In Pay Fight
• Trade Groups Back Travelers In 9th Circ. Virus Coverage Spat
• Former CFTC General Counsel Joins Reed Smith
• Senate Confirms Citigroup Exec As DHS Deputy Secretary
• Contract Rights Vs. Patent Invalidity: 2 Key Cases To Watch
• GCs Struggle To Manage Web Of Corporate Legal Entities
• How Global Markets Are Preparing For Potential SPAC Growth
• Cos. Can Expect Tougher Climate Risk Disclosure Mandates
• Pa. Judge Tosses Tavern's COVID-19 Coverage Class Action
• NJ Fed. Court Should Ditch Litigation Funding Disclosure Plan
• Trade Judges Press Government On Harm Of China Tariffs
• FX Boss Denies Suspecting HSBC Traders Of Front-Running
• Supreme Court Rules For Nestle, Cargill In Child Labor Suit
• ACA Survives Latest Republican Challenge At Supreme Court
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Want Cooperator's Bribery Probe Docs
• Disney Can't Avoid Suit For Excluding Maskless Autistic Boy
• Express Scripts Was Unaware Of CVS Overcharges, Jury Told
• Ex-Exec Sues Curaleaf, Grassroots Over Promised Stock
• 9th Circ. Revives Part Of Alphabet Inc. Securities Suit
• Shielding Corporate Execs From Depositions After GM Ruling
• How To Assess Price Volatility Changes In SPAC Class Actions
• Ex-Bumble Bee CEO Fights Antitrust Conviction At 9th Circ.
• Complying With New EU Data Transfer Contractual Obligations
• Cravath Donating $6M Fee To Groups Supporting Civil Rights
• Law Firm Talent Must Reflect Shifting US Demographics
• Chancery OKs $600K Mootness Fee In Stock Conversion Suit
• NYC Bar Wants Arrest Question On Bar Application Amended
• OSHA Considerations For Preventing Workplace Violence
• Ill. Condo Worker's Biometrics Suit Barred By Labor Law
• Kodak CEO Ordered To Testify In NY's Insider Trading Probe
• Ex-Uber Colleagues Settle Libel Suit Over Bombshell Claims
• Elizabeth Holmes Can't Probe Jurors On Media Consumption
• State Farm Renews Bid To Ax La. Eatery's Virus Coverage Suit
• Former DOJ Antitrust Chief Of Staff Joins Baker Botts
• Ex-Pot Industry Atty Can't Escape Securities Fraud Conviction
• Investors Want SEC's 'Flawed' Shareholder Rules Scrapped
• Nixon Peabody Picks New Corporate Practice Leader
• Coinbase Increases Legal Prowess With New Associate GC
• Judge Refuses To Seal Atty's Settled Spat With Ex-Fund GC
• Reed Smith Reelects Managing Partner To 3rd Term
• 5 Steps For A Successful SEC Whistleblower Tip — And Award
• Risk Management Lessons From Recent Finance Co. Failures
• Centene Settles Ohio, Miss. PBM Claims, Sets Aside $1.1B
• Disney Can't Skirt Former Fox VP's Severance Suit
• Judge Says Geico Can't Nix 'Excessive' COVID Premiums Suit
• SEC Republicans Slam Plans To Tweak Trump-Era Rules
• CVS Overcharged Insured Drug Buyers $123.7M, Jury Told
• Apollo Invests Up To $500M With Victory Park Capital
• FTC Poised For 3rd Dem As Senate Sets Final Vote On Khan
• Justices' Preemptive Tax Challenge Ruling Shows Divisions
• IT Biz Says 'Catch-All' Exclusion Doesn't Bar BIPA Coverage
• Law School Dean To Lead SEC's Corporation Finance Division
• 9th Circ. Urged To Check Hotels Back Into Virus Coverage Suit
• After Ga. Ruling, Defense Must Aim To Limit Exec Depositions
• Shareholders Demand Coke Retract Law Firm Diversity Rules
• Ex-Kinder Morgan Atty Joins Van Ness Feldman
• Chancery Preps For Trial On Musk's $2.6B SolarCity Bailout
• New Cybersecurity Insights From ERISA Rulings, DOL Advice
• Judges Should Foster Diversity In MDL Leader Appointments
• High Court Revives LinkedIn's Bid To Stop Data Scraper
• Justices Seek Feds' Input On Harvard Affirmative Action Case
• Quest Diagnostics Escapes Amazon Temp Worker's Pot Suit
• SEC Maps Out Gensler's Regulatory Ambitions Over Next Year
• Employment Authority: Wage Gap Tips & New Overtime Rule
• FCC Orders Carrier To Repay AT&T, Verizon For Juicing Traffic
• Extended Stay Stockholders Sue In Del. To Probe $6B Sale
• A Gov't Contractor's Road Map To Biden Cybersecurity Order
• Fla. Restaurants Want 4th Circ. To Revive Virus Coverage Suit
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• A Biz Strategy Model To Improve Lateral Atty Hiring Diversity
• Former MPAA GC Reaches Plea Deal In Sex Abuse Case
• McDonald's Accused Of Owing $800K In Shares, Dividends
• Tenzer Arrieta Taps Ex-White & Case Atty As Litigation Lead
• Banana Republic Cleared In 'Case Of The Stolen Ampersand'
• Google Poised To Escape Kids' Data Collection Suit
• Former Houston Controller Joins Jones Walker
• JBS Says It Paid $11M Ransom To Cybercriminals
• Travelers Counters 2 LA Restaurants' Virus Coverage Appeals
• The Future Of Climate Suits After Justices' Baltimore Ruling
• Biden Admin. Walks Foreign Investment Tightrope With TikTok
• Fired Dentons Atty Wants Calif. Court To Pause Arbitration
• FuelCell's General Counsel To Resign; Interim GC Named
• Graft Probe Spiraled Out Of Control, Ex-ENRC Auditor Says
• JPML Won't Centralize Accellion Data Hack Cases
• Netflix Exec's Acquittal Bid Gets Bad Review From Feds
• Elizabeth Holmes' Privilege Loss 'A Cautionary Tale,' Attys Say
• CNX Seeks To Duck Ex-Exec's FLSA Retaliation Claim
• Dentons Fights Atty Who Claims He Was Wrongfully Fired
• Boston Scientific Promotes Veteran Atty To General Counsel
• Ex-FIFA Compliance Chief Joins Albertsons Grocery Group
• Cedar Fair Entertainment Co. General Counsel Steps Down
• Smaller Firms Need Employee Wellness Programs, Too
• Dechert Atty Accused Of Using SFO Threat To Control ENRC
• McDonald's Gets Black Franchisees' Race Bias Suit Trimmed
• Defendants In SEC's Landmark Liu Case Must Repay $21M
• Facebook Can't Ditch US Citizenship Bias Claims, Judge Says
• Glenmark Says Glitch Calls For Supplement To DQ Testimony
• Hotel CEOs See Brighter Biz Outlook As Pandemic Recedes
• Del. Facebook Stockholder Suits Edge Toward Consolidation
• Settlement Ends Dietary Supplement TM Dispute Mid-Trial
• Why AI Can't Replace Humans In Environmental Compliance
• Trade Desk Taps Ex-Facebook, Yahoo Atty As Product Counsel
• Saxton & Stump Adds Philly Area Real Estate Atty
• Albertsons Must Face Suit Over Unpaid $125M Merger Earnout
• Google, Executive Agree To Mediate Gender Pay Disparity Suit
• Ex-ENRC Legal Chief Accuses Dechert Atty Of Overreaching
• Whole Foods Tells 1st Circ. Mask Bias Theory Is Paper-Thin
• US Recovers Millions In Ransom Paid To Pipeline Co. Hackers
• Texas Oil Co. Urges OK Of $8.5M Award Amid Bribery Claims
• How Ad Disputes Between Cos. Fuel Consumer Class Actions
• Court Urged Against Finding Ryder Liable For Trucker
• CPS Energy's CLO, 2 Other Top Lawyers Leave Company
• MicroStrategy Preps $400M Offering To Buy More Bitcoin
• Biotech Insider Gets 6 Mos. For Trading On Deal Talks
• 10 Trauma-Informed Techniques For Workplace Investigations
• Garfunkel Wild Lures Health Care Atty From Wiggin & Dana
• CFAA And The High Court's Fight Against Overcriminalization
• Fast Food Union Wants NLRB's McDonald's Ruling Overturned
• Feds Attack Ex-Theranos CEO's 45-Page Juror Questionnaire
• Classes Get Cert., Lose State Law Claims In Opana MDL
• New Pool Of 16K H-2B Guest Worker Visas Already Full
• SEC Removes PCAOB's Trump-Era Boss
• Employment Authority: Summer Reading & Unions At Amazon
• SEC Signals New Direction On Proxy Advice Regulations
• Judge Won't Ax Class Claims For Fingerprint Co. In BIPA Row
• Lakers Say Insurer Using Strawman To Duck Virus Coverage
• Feds Warn Of Biotech Exec's Next Stock Scam Without Prison
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Activision Blizzard Brings On Boeing GC As New Legal Chief
• How Speedway Deal Might Have Avoided Antitrust Gridlock
• Stop Networking, Start Relationship Marketing
• Ala. Beverage Co. Pays Up To Cap EEOC Promotion Bias Suit
• FCPA's High Costs May Cause Tightening In D&O Market
• High Court Curbs Reach Of Tool Used To Go After Insiders
• Diet Supplements Violated TM With Steroid Link, Jurors Hear
• Biden's Anti-Corruption Vow Could Supercharge Enforcement
• Biden Unveils Plan To Crack Down On Corruption, Tax Havens
• Biden Picks Davis Polk Partner To Be Treasury Dept. GC
• Ex-Theranos CEO Can't Have Atty Privilege Via Boies Schiller
• SEC's Roisman Offers Ways To Cut ESG Disclosure Costs
• Elizabeth Holmes Wants 'Anecdotal' Evidence Blocked In Trial
• What Benefits Attorneys Should Know About SECURE Act 2.0
• NLRB Asks 5th Circ. To Remand Case On Outburst Precedent
• In-House Attys From Top Law Schools, Firms Have Higher Pay
• Taylor English Expands Into Mich. With Corporate Partner
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Ex-K&L Gates Corporate Atty In Fla.
• McKesson, Fla. Pharmacy Chain Settle $7M Contract Row
• What Attorneys Should Know About Fee Deferral
• Supreme Court Narrows Scope Of Computer Crime Law
• Costco Vendor's Insurer Says Costco Not Covered For Injury
• NY Atty Says He Was Fired For Long-Haul COVID-19
• EEOC Wants Copies Of Psych Tests Used At Yale Hospital
• Predictions On Pandemic's Lasting Impact On Legal Education
• 5 Steps Oil And Gas Cos. Can Take To Manage Cyber Risk
• 3 Approaches For Measuring Short Squeeze Trading Damages
• EPA Slams Sanctions Bid In Mine Spill Suit
• EEOC Says Car Dealer Humiliated Black Worker With Trophy
• Ill. Noncompete Reform Balances Employee And Biz Interests
• Dominion Fights MyPillow's Escape Bid In Defamation Suit
• Ransomware Disrupts Operations At Global Meatpacker JBS
• NY AG Demands Kodak Execs Testify In Insider Trading Probe
• Virgin Galactic Faces Investor Suit Over SPAC Disclosures
• 'Wolf Of Wall Street' Fraudster Sued For Securities Sales
• SEC Won't Recommend Enforcement Of New Proxy Rules
• Amazon's 'Bad Faith' Claim Against NY AG Faces Doubts
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Roundup Case Shows State Law Can Top Preemption Defense
• Lawyer Perfectionism Is A Disease We Can Control
• Collaborative Contracting Can Help Combat Bias In AI
• EY Strikes Deal To End NJ Probe Into 'Stereotyping' Seminar
• WWE Hires Ex-Moda Operandi Atty As General Counsel
• The Top In-House Hires Of May
• High Court Won't Hear J&J Challenge To $2.1B Talc Verdict