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Corporate - July, 2021

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• Ex-MPAA GC Pleads Guilty To Sex Abuse, Blackmail
• Munger Tolles Helped CEO Prep To Testify In Criminal Trial
• Ross Keeps Billion-Dollar COVID Loss Suit Against Insurers
• Employment Authority: Vaccine Policies & NLRB Policy Shift
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Policy To Watch For Rest Of 2021
• Jury Clears NextGen In Rare 'Holder's Claim' Securities Trial
• Trade Group Joins COVID Coverage Fray At Ohio High Court
• El Pollo Loco Insider Trading Suit Tossed Out Of Del. Court
• SEC Raises The Disclosure Bar For China-Based IPO Seekers
• House Dems Revive Push To Ban Workplace Arbitration
• FTC Drops AndroGel Antitrust Case Against AbbVie
• Del. Court Orders New Trial On $749M Yahoo Patent Reserve
• NJ Apparel Store's COVID Suit Doomed By Virus Exclusion
• L Brands Inks $90M Global Deal For 'Toxic' Workplace Suits
• Wynn Resorts Can't End Investors' Revived Suit Over Ex-CEO
• Congressional Bill Would Impair Ch. 11 Mass Tort Resolution
• NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars Promote Atty To GC Spot
• The Top In-House Hires Of July
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• NYC Confirms First Woman And Latina As Its Top Lawyer
• A Potential Shift In Antitrust Deferred Prosecution Agreements
• What To Expect Under New SEC Enforcement Director Grewal
• Amazon Hit With €746M Privacy Fine From EU Regulators
• California Pot Cos. Say Ex-General Counsel Sold Them Out
• Biden Says Federal Workers Must Get Vaccinated Or Mask Up
• Fireman's Fund Checks Out Of Hotelier's Virus Coverage Suit
• Regeneron Investor Sues Execs, Alleging Kickback Scheme
• Tesla Inks $1.5M Deal Ending Spat Over Battery Safety Update
• FinCEN's New Adviser Aims To Crack Down On Crypto Crime
• COVID-Fueled Boom In Disputes Likely To Last, Experts Say
• Judge Throws Out Dental Clinics' COVID Suit Against Insurer
• House Gives SEC $73M Boost, Blocks Trump-Era Proxy Rules
• Ex-Goldman Analyst Gets 1 Month For Insider Trading Scheme
• WTO Sees Trade Rebound Hinging On Vaccine Rollout
• Will You Be Ready If Your Class Action Goes To Trial?
• Scarlett Johansson Sues Disney Over 'Black Widow' Release
• 1st Circ. Suggests Carbonite Stock-Drop Suit May Be Revived
• Bank Hapoalim's US Arm Names New GC From RBC Capital
• 1st Circ. Sizes Up Wayfair's Internal Probe Of Harassment
• Koch Foods, Ex-Pilgrim's Execs Charged With Price-Fixing
• Nikola Founder Charged In NY With Lying To Raise Billions
• Biden Immigration Plan Seeks Help From Allies, Private Sector
• Walmart Axes Calif. Suit Alleging Data Breach For Good
• McDonald's Workers Lose Cert. Bid In No-Poach Dispute
• Morgan Lewis Caught Up In New McDonald's Investors Suit
• Ex-JPMorgan Compliance Exec Joins Snap Finance As CCO
• Top 6 Gov't Contracts Policies To Watch: Midyear Report
• Endo, Arnold & Porter Accused Of Cover-Up In Opioid MDL
• Amid FTC Row, GOP Reps. Invite Agency Whistleblowing
• Corporations Are Cherry-Picking Ch. 11 Judges, House Told
• Dems Unveil Bill Targeting Bankruptcy Releases Like Sacklers'
• DOJ Barred From Interviewing Glenmark Execs Without Attys
• Biden To Create Cybersecurity 'Goals' For Critical Sectors
• Biz Says Insurer Profited By Turning Its Back On Virus Claims
• Senate Votes To Debate $1.2T Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
• Watchdog Raps USTR For Opaque China Tariff Exclusions
• SEC's Climate Disclosure Plans At Odds With Big Tech Wishes
• GOP Bill Would Define How Big Is Too Big For 'Big Tech'
• Law Firms, Know Who's Responsible For Your Cloud Security
• Tom Brady's Religion Of Sports Hires Ex-Red Bull Atty As GC
• AGs Taking Loss In Facebook Antitrust Case To DC Circ.
• Maine Recycling Law Could Spark Wave Of Policies Across US
• Activision Taps WilmerHale For Bias Probe After Lawsuit
• White House Unveils New Proposed Buy American Rule
• IP Pirates Or Workers Pushed Overboard? Jury Must Decide
• 4 Key Details As Opioid Liability Trial Concludes In Calif.
• Monsanto Hit With $185M Verdict Over PCB Brain Damage
• Calif. High Court Clears Up FEHA Statute Of Limitations Issue
• Ex-Cop Gets 18 Mos. In Prison For EBay Stalking Scheme
• NY Giants GC Rips 'Strangle' Threat Suit As Misleading
• Amazon Tells Fed Circ. Judge Gilstrap Let Jury Be Misled
• Justice Dept. Hiring 'Many' Attys For Tech Cases
• Calif. Fines 3 Grocery Stores For Skirting COVID Leave Rules
• Chancery Reluctantly OKs $47M Twitter Settlement
• Bio-Rad And 10X Agree To End Patent War
• Key Republican Says Khan Instigating Liberal FTC 'Putsch'
• Benefits For Law Firms Venturing Into New Services
• Senate Dem Prods CFPB For Scrutiny Of Chime, Fintech Risks
• How Anti-Corruption Push Affects US Cos. Operating Abroad
• 6 Ways To Excise Xinjiang Forced Labor From Supply Chains
• Discover GC On Improving Diversity In The Legal Profession
• Green Investments Are Not Immune To ESG Scrutiny
• Johnson & Johnson Held In Contempt In Illinois Talc Trial
• Investors Say Robinhood Restrictions Caused $10B In Losses
• Ex-GC Says Defunct CBD Cos. Re-Formed With New Name
• In-House Atty Returns To Private Practice At Cozen O'Connor
• Male Electrolux Atty Drops Sex Bias Suit Over Promotion
• Florida Pub's COVID Suit Against Insurer Barred By Judge
• PwC Beats Whistleblower's Retaliation Suit After Bench Trial
• Masks, Distancing Optional For Vaxxed Jurors In Calif. IP Trial
• McKinsey Sued For Opioid Effect On W. Virginia Addicts' Kids
• Rackspace Founder Wants Atty Fees Returned After 'Betrayal'
• Companies Strike Deal To End Mitsubishi Patent War
• Pa. Convenience Store Must Fork Over Data Breach Report
• Pfizer, Mylan Beat EpiPen Antitrust Suit, For Now
• Estee Lauder Must Face Workers' ERISA Excessive-Fee Suit
• USCIS Opens Unfilled H-2B Slots To Returning Workers
• SEC Says Driver Shared Stock Tips From Overheard M&A Talk
• Uber Rips NJ Driver's Bid To Bypass Arbitration In Wage Fight
• Calif. Ad Agency Sues Chubb Unit For COVID-19 Coverage
• Chancery Denies Fast Track For Iconix Tender Offer Suit
• 2nd. Circ. Upholds Insurer's Win On NYU Storm Coverage
• GC's Talks With Worker Who Sued For Age Bias Not Privileged
• DOJ Fights Walmart's Opioid Challenge At 5th Circ.
• GM Rips Ford, Saying It Infringed Self-Driving Car Brand
• Embracing ESG: Exelon GC Talks Diversity Initiatives
• Policyholders' Hack Coverage Hopes Surge With Landry's Win
• 'The Morning Show' Production Co. Hits Chubb With $44M Suit
• Dykema Adds Ex-Exall Corporate Atty In Dallas
• NYC, Calif., VA Unveil Vaccine Requirements For Employees
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• Where Have All The Associates Gone?
• FTC Given Extra Time To File Amended Facebook Complaint
• Stamps.com Cuts $30M Deal To End Insider Trading Claims
• IP Hires: Aeglea BioTherapeutics, Copyright Claims Board
• Exec. Fired For Posts Equating Mask Reporting To Nazis Sues
• GM, Ex-UAW VP Spar Over Breach Of Duty, Kickbacks Suit
• $13.5M Deal Ends Amazon Wage MDL That Went To High Court
• Brand Battles: Warner Bros. Rips 'Golden Ticket' Animal Feed
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Google Securities Suit's Revival
• Insurer Fights 5th Circ. Revival Of $6M Phishing Coverage Suit
• Tesla Stock Gains Flagged As Missing Point In Chancery Trial
• Goldman Sachs Wants Women's Gender Bias Class Undone
• Top 4 Trade Questions Facing Attys: Midyear Report
• Product Liability Regs, Bills To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2021
• Employment Authority: New State Bias Laws & NLRB GC
• Data Trends To Watch In M&A And Competition Investigations
• FCA Relator Pursuit Of DOJ's Declined Cases Is Vital
• How Wyoming Is Leading On Cryptocurrency
• Firms Vie For CFIUS Attys As 'Black Box' Panel Extends Reach
• GCs, Compliance Chiefs Urge Action On Disability Inclusion
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Feds Seek Prison For Cop Who Aided EBay Stalking Scheme
• Dems Want Social Media Cos. Liable For Vax Misinformation
• In Kanter, DOJ Would Get An Aggressive Antitrust Enforcer
• Coinbase Slapped With Securities Suit Over Public Debut
• Gilead Must Foot $1.8M Bill For 'Egregious' Litigation Conduct
• Hyundai Sanctioned For 'Shocking' Fraud Suit Spoliation
• Chamber Tells 11th Circ. WARN Can't Apply To Virus Closures
• Broad Discovery Law Reading Most 'Logical,' Justices Told
• Walgreens Can't Skirt Ex-Executive's $2.5M Benefits Suit
• Allianz Unit Gets Hotel's COVID-19 Suit Tossed
• Acting DOJ Antitrust Chief Touts Criminal Program
• Ex-LeClairRyan GC Cops To Obstructing Embezzlement Probe
• Pomerantz To Rep VW Investors Suing Over April Fool's Prank
• $15 Min. Wage Rule For Contractors Could Have Wider Impact
• Recent SPAC Settlement Signals SEC Enforcement Wave
• NFL's Raiders Name GC To Serve As Interim President
• Jury Hits Novartis With $178M Verdict In Drug Patent Fight
• 5 Questions On Standing In The Wake Of TransUnion
• Revamping Law Firm Marketing Lists — With Partner Buy-In
• US-Based Multinationals' Dividend Income Fell 31% In 2020
• FirstEnergy Pays $230M Fine, Cops To Bribing Ohio Pols
• Autonomy CEO Loses Bid To Block Extradition Over HP Sale
• Despite Fanfare, $26B Opioid Offer Far From Finish Line
• Calif. Agency Accuses Activision Blizzard Of 'Frat Boy' Culture
• House Again OKs Bill Regulating 'Forever Chemicals' PFAS
• Nationwide Unit Beats Bad-Faith Claim In D&O Coverage Fight
• FTC Pulls 'Prior Approval' Stance, Issues Repair Policy
• Exxon Pays $25M To Settle Puerto Rico Pollutant Suit
• Bank CCOs Outline Their Top Emerging Risks Of 2021
• EBay's Top Execs Ordered 'Terrorism' Campaign, Couple Say
• Wynn Accuses Insurer Of Stalling In 'Absurd' Footnote Fight
• Chamber Of Commerce Backs Bipartisan Border Solutions Act
• Senate GOP Kills Bid To Debate Bipartisan Infrastructure Plan
• Amazon Blasts DC AG's Antitrust Case
• Flopped COVID Drug Trial Spurs Corporate Waste Suit
• Rite Aid And Workers Duel For Future Of Uniform Class Action
• Union Sues In Del. For Docs On $2.8B At Home Group Merger
• These Are The 11 Firms GCs Most Recommend In 2021
• Day Pitney Atty Joins Enfinity Global As GC
• AGs Unveil $26B Global Opioid Deal With J&J, Distributors
• DOL Proposes $15 Minimum Wage Rule For Fed. Contractors
• Postmates Can't Send Calif. Wage Suit To Arbitration
• Tesla Chair Denies SolarCity Purchase 'Wired' For Approval
• Biz Groups Say Congress Must Do All It Can For DACA Kids
• House Votes To Restore FTC Disgorgement Authority
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Costco Investors' Internal Controls Suit
• Virus Exclusion Freezes Out Ice Cream Shop's COVID Claims
• McDonald's Loses Bid To Ax Workers' $500M Sex Bias Suit
• Ex-Copyright Office GC, 2 Others Named To New Claims Board
• Gov't Contractor Input Vital After Biden Cybersecurity Order
• TransUnion Ruling Limits Standing But Could Hurt Defendants
• COVID Vax Requirement Flouts Labor Contract, Teamsters Say
• The Murky World Of Legal Rankings Gets Some Clarity In NJ
• Biden Admin. Introduces More Pipeline Cybersecurity Rules
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive American Airlines ERISA Case
• Legal Services Biz Epiq Can't Dodge Data Breach Suit
• Awaiting High Court Answer On Post-Cyan Discovery Issue
• Walmart Applicant Says Criminal Check System Discriminates
• Top 7 Gov't Contracting Cases Of 2021: Midyear Report
• Insurer Escapes Snap Fitness Suit Over COVID-19 Closure
• Trade Groups Urge 11th Circ. To Toss Florida Virus Suit
• Tesla Adviser Accused Of 'Making Up' SolarCity Deal Details
• The SEC Spooked Ackman But Won't Stifle Novel SPAC Deals
• Zurich Says No Damage, No Coronavirus Coverage For NJ Gym
• DaVita Indictment Draws Next-Day No-Poach Class Action
• GOP House Members Form 'Freedom From Big Tech' Caucus
• DoorDash, Grubhub Sue San Francisco Over 15% Fee Cap
• Zurich Says Exclusions Bar Virus Coverage For Burrito Chain
• DaVita Indictment, Biden Order Ramp Up No-Poach Pressure
• CVS' $10.4M Worker Training Settlement OK'd Over Objections
• Indiana Univ. Can Keep COVID Vax Requirement During Suit
• Ill. Policyholders Say Insurer Violated Biometric Privacy
• SEC Fines UBS $8M For Alleged Investment Oversight Issues
• Robinhood Says It Expects $30M Fine From NY Regulator
• US, Allies Say China Behind Massive Microsoft Server Attack
• V&E Adds Ex-Targa Associate GC As Partner In Houston
• Embracing ESG: Cigna Counsel Talks Employee Wellness
• Uber, Postmates AB 5 Suit Gets Nixed By Calif. Judge
• Valassis, News Corp. Settle Monopoly Spat With Jury Out
• Top 4 Gov't Contracting Policies Of 2021: Midyear Report
• 3 Trends On The Securities Litigation Radar: Midyear Report
• Employment Authority: Managing The Worker Vaccination Gap
• Bankruptcy Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2021
• CFPB Will Issue Small-Biz Lending Data Proposal By Sept. 30
• AMC Pays $200M To Kill 'Walking Dead' Producer's Profits Suit
• Ice Cream Co. President Cops To Skimming $1.8M In Dough
• Investors Target SPAC's Space Tech Claims After SEC Probe
• Lawmakers Revive Bill To Ban Insider Trading Amid '8-K Gaps'
• Judge's Move Could Add Year To Amazon Antitrust Case In DC
• Hybrid Work Models Are Key To Gender Parity In Law Firms
• Baltimore Bill Is Most Draconian Facial Recognition Ban Yet
• Walmart Owes $125M For Firing Disabled Employee, Jury Says
• Wall Street CLO Said To Back Office Return For Law Firms
• Admit One: No Class Cert. In COVID-19 Ticket Refund Spat
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Environmental Policy To Watch In 2021: Midyear Report
• $59M Fine Slashed As Uber Inks Deal Over Sex Assault Data
• Ripple To Depose Ex-SEC Official Following Fiery Day In Court
• Facebook's Use Of WhatsApp Data Is Subject Of Irish Probe
• Novartis' Expert Accuses Rival's Atty Of Gaslighting In IP Trial
• SEC, Gensler Put SPAC Players On Notice With Latest Action
• SolarCity Exec Denies Insolvency Drove $2.6B Tesla Deal
• Ex-LeClairRyan GC Hit With Criminal Obstruction Charge
• Crunch Fitness COVID Suit Should Be Tossed, Nova Says
• Zurich Unit Accused Of 'Callous Argument' In Virus Suit
• McKesson's 'Abusive Discovery' Is FCA Dismissal Ploy: DOJ
• COVID Coverage Suits In NJ Prove Tough For Policyholders
• Calif. Justices Say OT Rules Apply To Missed Meal Breaks
• DOJ Updates 9th Circ. On Realtor Group Investigation
• DaVita, Ex-CEO Indicted In Ongoing DOJ No-Poach Probe
• Pfizer And EpiPen Consumers Reach $345M Deal
• How Biden's Competition Order Affects The Antitrust Agencies
• What Cartel Enforcement Under Biden's DOJ Might Look Like
• LendingClub Will Pay $18M To Settle FTC False Ad Suit
• Netflix Sued By Ex-Legal Affairs Director For Alleged Bias
• Covington, White House Alum To Lead Comcast Policy Group
• A Practical Metric For Annual Patent Filing Targets: Part 3
• As State Anti-Vax Laws Pass, Mandate Suits Poised To Evolve
• CPSC Targets Amazon Over Dangerous Third-Party Products
• Tinder Gets Sex Misconduct Claims Cut In $5B Founders' Suit
• SEC Members 'Disappointed' By Latest Crypto Order
• Ripple GC On Blockchain's Bloom And Blockbuster SEC Fight
• FTC Dems Ruffle Feathers By Cutting Judges' Regulatory Role
• Musk's Brother Says He Shrugged Off Tesla Deal Warnings
• New FCBA Prez Will Navigate Post-Pandemic Workplace World
• Khan's Mind Already Made Up, Facebook Says In Recusal Bid
• Jury Weighs Retail Promo Monopoly Case Against News Corp.
• 3 Keys To Winning Your Next Oral Argument
• Jones Day Atty Moves In-House At Aussie Bank Westpac
• Hyatt To Pay $1.5M To Resolve Biometric Privacy Suit
• Former In-House Global IP Head Pivots To Smith Gambrell
• DuPont, Others Ink $50M Del. Deal Over 'Forever Chemicals'
• Investor Sues FireEye Over $1.2B Private Equity Deal
• Virus' Presence Means 'Direct Physical Loss,' Pa. Judge Rules
• SPAC, Merger Target And CEOs Accused Of Faulty Disclosure
• Judge Tells Attys IP Testimony Is 'Dense,' But 'It's Your Case'
• Boston Impact Firm Hires Ex-Bain Capital Compliance Chief
• Biden Taps Trumka Jr. For CPSC Commissioner Seat
• Lloyd's Settles Sales Co.'s $5.5M Cyberattack Coverage Suit
• Musk Testifies Tesla Needed SolarCity For Clean Power Goals
• Disney's Longtime GC Aims To Retire By End of 2021
• We Can Dance If We Want To, We Can Put Our Patents Online
• SEC Commissioners Weigh In On Post-GameStop Disclosures
• Norwegian Cruise Sues Fla. Over Vaccine Passport Ban
• Ex-Matterport CEO Sues Over Stock Trading Restrictions
• Top SEC Official Suggests More ESG Enforcement Is Coming
• FTC Warns Against Deals Like Nixed $1.3B Berkshire Merger
• Koch Strikes $4M Deal To End Retirement Plans Suit
• Attys Get Less Than Sought For Goldman Sachs Pay Deal
• Youth Climate Plaintiffs Won't Seek High Court Review
• Chamber Backs Ky., Tenn.'s Bid To Block Virus Tax Cut Limit
• Facebook Hires ACLU Atty For Civil Rights Team
• Keys To Efficient And Accurate Doc Review For E-Discovery
• TIAA Unit To Pay $97M Over Retirement Rollover Advice
• Trump Org. Slashes CFO's Corporate Roles Amid Tax Charges
• Katten Can't Curb $950M Malpractice Suit Ahead Of Trial
• Dominion Energy, Berkshire Call Off $1.3B Gas Pipeline Deal
• Outback Franchisee Brings COVID Coverage Suit To 9th Circ.
• Musk Denies Controlling $2.6B Tesla Deal In Fiery Trial Kickoff
• Revived LaCroix Investor Class Action Fizzles Again
• McDonald's, Ex-Workers Spar Over Alston In No-Poach Case
• Arbitration May Favor Insurer In Caesars COVID Fight
• Apple Must Face Epic's Antitrust Claims In Australia
• AG Invited To Rebut Challenge To Law In Trump Big Tech Suit
• 6 Cybersecurity Events That Have Defined 2021
• AIG Tells 9th Circ. Casino Out Of Luck On COVID-19 Coverage
• Embracing ESG: Raytheon GC Talks Climate Change
• Pilgrim's Pride Claims Immunity From COVID-19 Death Suits
• Allergan Strikes $130M Deal Over Drug Price-Fixing Claims
• Walmart Pays $9K For Price-Gouging Wipes During Pandemic
• Huawei, Verizon Strike Patent Deal Mid-Trial In Texas
• FTC Aims To Tighten 'Prior Approval' Policy For Merger Deals
• Biden Order Could Yield Rockier Road For Bank Mergers
• Employment Authority: COVID Shots At Work & Noncompetes
• DOD's Preference For Microsoft, Amazon May Haunt New JEDI
• Costco Investors Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Internal Controls Suit
• Airlines, Railroads Wary Of Biden Competition Order
• Kaseya Ransomware Hit Casts Wide Net Of Potential Liability
• Planet Hollywood's 'Artful' COVID Suit Still Flops, Zurich Says
• Unconventional Elon Musk May Test Chancery's Patience
• Restructuring Uncertainty To Continue Through 2021
• Does Elon Musk Control Tesla? Chancery To Seek The Answer
• China's Regulatory Crackdown Could Chill US-Bound IPOs
• 3rd Circ. OKs NLRB's Restored Arbitration Deferral Rule
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Former Dow Counsel, Ex-EPA Exec Joins Barnes & Thornburg
• High Court Arthrex Remedy Should Concern Congress
• Q2 Stock Drop Stats Buoy High Court's Goldman Ruling
• Tech, Health Care Led Nearly $3T In M&A From 2021's 1st Half
• 4 Trends Shaping Private Equity's Pandemic Rebound
• ABM Agrees To Pay $140M To Settle Long-Running Wage Suit
• High Court's 'Pivotal' Probe Highlights Wrinkle Of Cyan Ruling
• USPTO Opens Floodgates To Patent Eligibility Feedback
• Google Vs. The World: 4 Gov't Suits, 3 EU Fines And Counting
• Uber Gets Fed. Circ. To Flip Albright Again After Samsung Win
• Top 7 Trademark Rulings Of 2021: A Midyear Report
• Down But Not Out For In-N-Out's COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Trump Needs Damning Evidence To Keep Big Tech Suits Alive
• What Cos. Can Do Ahead Of Upcoming Sensitive Data Regs
• Broadridge Nabs Former Uber Atty For Top Legal Spot
• Law Firm Sees IP Suit Against Ex-Associate Trimmed
• Biggest Georgia Legislation Of 2021: Midyear Report
• How Dutch Shell Carbon Emissions Ruling May Affect US Cos.
• Latham Adds Former GC, Investor As Infrastructure Partner
• An Early Look At What State AGs Want From ESG Disclosures
• 15 States Sign On To $4.5B Opioid Deal With Purdue
• 37 AGs Hit Google With Antitrust Suit Over Android App Store
• Ex-JHL Biotech Execs Charged In $101M Wire Fraud Scheme
• Ex-Corning Fiber Laser Expert Accused Of Stealing DOD Tech
• SEC Committee Pushes For More ESG, Diversity Disclosures
• Theranos Judge Mulls WilmerHale's Role In Losing Key Data
• High Court Onboards Big ERISA Suit, Leaves Others Behind
• 9th Circ. Upholds Bumble Bee CEO's Price-Fixing Conviction
• Walmart Accused Of Voice-Tracking Warehouse Workers
• House Panel's GOP Reps Outline Plans For Tech Crackdown
• Justices' Cedar Point Ruling May Inspire More Takings Claims
• Will The OECD Plan Fix International Taxation?
• Chancery Rejects Class Deposition Bid Ahead Of Musk Trial
• Symantec Investors Want Alsup To OK $70M Settlement
• 5 Patent Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2021
• 3 Tips For Compliance With FTC's New Made In USA Rule
• Choate Expands Private Equity Team With Corporate Vet
• Ford Taps Latham & Watkins Partner For Top Attorney Spot
• Mass. Ruling A Cautionary Tale For Attorneys Changing Firms
• DOJ Should Weigh Dismissing Every Nonintervened FCA Suit
• What To Expect From SEC's Insider Trading Reforms
• Trump Hits Big Tech Platforms With Censorship Class Actions
• DC Circ. Shuts Down Cato's SEC Gag Rule Challenge
• Jenner & Block Launches Workplace Culture, Probe Practice
• AIG Must Defend Ex-Military Contractors In Acquisition Row
• Whirlpool Beats Florida Wiretapping Suits, For Now
• Software Vendor Hack Leads To Ransomware Spree
• Ex-UAW Honcho Sentenced To A Year For Corruption Scheme
• Pilgrim's Reaches $29M Settlement In Wage Conspiracy Suit
• Lawmakers Urge FTC To Continue Facebook Antitrust Fight
• Burger King Workers Urge 11th Circ. To Apply NCAA Ruling
• Top State And Local Tax Policies Of 2021: Midyear Report
• The Term Finale: A 'Kumbaya Court'? Not So Fast
• First Citizens Bank Hires Ex-US Attorney To Be Chief Counsel
• Garland's 2nd Half Agenda: Corruption, COVID-19 And Crypto
• DC Circ. Revives IBM Whistleblower Suit Over $265M Deal
• NJ Makes Changes To Corp. Tax Break Programs
• Seattle Faces Appeal In Fight Over New Payroll Tax
• CIT Blocks Final Collection Of Trump-Era China Tariffs
• Federal Cannabis Descheduling Bill Needs More Clarity
• DC Judge Rules Mars Must Arbitrate Trade Secrets Dispute
• The Biggest Patent Rulings Of 2021: A Midyear Report
• What Biden's Tax Proposals May Mean For Int'l Private Clients
• Alston & Bird Adds Ex-Adtalem GC In Calif.
• Foster Garvey Picks Up Former Lee & Hayes Corporate Chair
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• DOD Cancels $10B JEDI Cloud Contract
• Returning To Open Court: Excitement, Nerves And Extra Prep
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Aon Says DOJ Must Fill 'Critical Gaps' In Merger Challenge
• Top Privacy Developments Of 2021: Midyear Report
• Jury Convicts Medical Imaging CEO In $250M Health Fraud
• DraftKings Investor Says SPAC Partner Has Black Market Ties
• Employment Authority: A Look Ahead At 2021's Second Half
• USPTO Extends Fast-Track Appeals Pilot Program
• Jury Hands Software Co. Just $85K In $6M Trade Secrets Suit
• Charles Schwab Reveals $200M Hit Tied To SEC Probe
• Google's Privacy Policy 'Too Vague' For Consent, Judge Says
• Robinhood Fine A Harbinger Of Looming Regulatory Clashes
• The Big Picture: Epic's Battle Royale With Apple
• Broadcom Settles FTC Monopolization Charges
• Top Bankruptcy Cases Of 2021: A Midyear Report
• WTO Stresses Need For Better COVID-19 Trade Reporting
• WDTX Now Has 25% Of All US Patent Cases
• Plaintiff Takeaways From High Court's Goldman Ruling
• Justices Seemed Above The Political Fray, Until The Last Day
• Tech Co. Shareholders Sue In Del. Over CEO's Voting Control
• Cozen Atty Accused Of Double-Dealing In Fla. Biz Sale
• Dentons Partner Tapped As CLO At E-Commerce Co. Scalefast
• Next Steps For Cos. After High Court Patent Assignor Ruling
• IP Hires: Cisco, Venable, Merchant & Gould
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• The Top In-House Hires Of June
• Insurance Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2021
• Justices To Mull Discovery Stays In State Securities Suits
• How To Avert Media Narrative And Get A Fair High-Stakes Trial
• High Court To Weigh Dismissal Of Northwestern ERISA Fight
• 1 Firm Edged Peers As June IPO Market Exploded
• FTC Flexes Enforcement Muscles In Party-Line Votes
• Robinhood's Top Atty Earned $30M In 2020, IPO Docs Show
• FinCEN Anti-Money Laundering Notice Falls Flat With Experts
• Robinhood Settles Suit Over 20-Year-Old Trader's Suicide
• Trump Org. Case Shows DA Hot On Ex-President's Heels
• Stockholders Seek $900M MSG Merger Preliminary Injunction
• DOJ Pulls Out Of Antitrust Deal With Realtor Association
• NJ Kids Retail Store Loses Bid For COVID-19 Loss Coverage
• Biden Hiring Spree Looms For Key Bank Regulatory Posts
• Kroger Inks $5M Deal With Customers Over Accellion Hack
• Calif. Justices Won't Review Uber's PAGA Arbitration Question
• Lyft Says Investors Don't Need Pre-IPO 'Play-By-Play'
• Lanham's Legacy: Experts Weigh 75 Years Of Trademark Law
• Ad Dispute Process Does Not Boost Class Action Risk
• Calif. Eateries Lose COVID-19 Coverage Class Action
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• Compliance Solutions For Pandemic-Related Fraud Risks
• NY Regulator Issues New Guidance On Ransomware Attacks
• Why And How To Link ESG Metrics With Exec Compensation
• Trump Org., CFO Indicted On Tax Charges In Landmark Case