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Corporate - August, 2021

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• Anti-Holmes Bias, Abuse Focus In 1st Day Of Jury Selection
• Tech Cos. Back Apple High Court Bid To Ax PTAB's Fintiv Rule
• Developer Loses COVID-19 Insurance Coverage Bid In Md.
• New Stockholm Chamber Head Targets Efficiency, Diversity
• AIG Accused Of Bailing On Billabong Cyberattack Losses
• Google Play Store Cases Eyeing Fall 2022 Trial
• SEC Cyber Actions A 'Wake-Up Call' For Brokers, Advisers
• NortonLifeLock Beats Investor Suit Over Board Diversity
• Calif. Health Giant Sutter To Pay $60M To End FCA Claims
• DOJ Using 'Hammer' For 'Scalpel' Google Discovery: Judge
• DOL Creates Unit To Update Unemployment Insurance System
• NY Giants Want Judge To Hear GC's Taped 'Strangle' Remark
• Ex-Netflix Engineer, Brother Cop To Insider Trading
• What The Nondebtor Release Bill Means For Chapter 11 Filings
• How SEC's Policy Pivot Supports Whistleblowers
• 3rd Circ. Ruling Shows Employer Risk In Unpaid Military Leave
• Tax Attorney Joins White And Williams In Philadelphia
• A Look At Global Tax Enforcement Developments: Part 1
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To 182 Attys From 77 Firms
• What The Judiciary's Font Recommendations Can Teach Us
• Hub Hires: Day Pitney, Holland & Knight, Womble Bond
• How Firms Can Help Law Schools Leap Into The Future
• Vaccines, Tuition, Race: The Litigation On Law Schools' Radar
• 4 Ideas For Updating Law Schools Post-Pandemic
• Inside The 'Battleground For The Internet's Soul': Section 230
• Holmes' Mental State Key To Fraud Defense, Legal Pros Say
• Holmes' Health Docs Allege Balwani Abused, Controlled Her
• Judge Flags Walmart Stock Conflict 7 Years After $21M Deal
• Ex-Cisco Systems Exec Who Ran Secret Side Biz Gets 3 Years
• US v. Elizabeth Holmes: The Case Against Theranos' Ex-CEO
• Clearview Can't Use 1st Amendment To Beat Ill. Privacy Suit
• 6th Circ. Says Medical Cos. Can't Arbitrate Trade Secrets Row
• Hair Salon Franchise's COVID-19 Coverage Suit Clipped
• SEC Panel Maps Overhaul Of SPACs, Executive Trading Plans
• Biz, Worker Groups Weigh In On DOL's Contractor Wage Plan
• SEC Grants Whistleblower Award To Compliance Pros
• Employment Authority: Vax Policy Tips & McFerran Dissents
• Chinese Cos.' US IPOs Plunge Amid Regulatory Crackdowns
• Judge Denies 'Fishing' Request For Morgan Lewis, EBay Docs
• Chicago Accuses Grubhub, DoorDash Of Deceptive Practices
• Ex-Pharma Co. Heads Plead Guilty In Trade Secrets Case
• New Shadow Trading Enforcement Lessons For Private Funds
• EU Climate Plan Should Involve Taxing Pollution, Not Borders
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• SEC Seeks Public Input On 'Gamification' Of Online Trading
• Ex-Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes' Top 5 Pretrial Battles
• Ex-Avco Atty Targets Blank Rome Over Alleged Frivolous Suit
• Biz Groups End Insurance Price Fight After Compliance Delay
• Apple To Pay $100M, Alter App Store To End Antitrust Suit
• Rite Aid Strikes Deal To Avert Opioid MDL's 1st Pharmacy Trial
• Fed. Circ. Forecast: Apple Fights Caltech's $1.1B Patent Win
• Chubb Unit Beats NJ Restaurant's COVID Coverage Suit
• J&J Won't Be Barred From 'Texas Two-Step' In Delaware Court
• Albright Lets Facebook, EBay Ship IP Suits To California
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rehear FTC's 1-800 Contacts Loss
• Ga. Justices Suggest High Bar For Overturning Arbitration
• USTR Mulls New China Tariff Reprieve Amid Delta Virus Threat
• Concession Co. Loses Bid For Coverage Of COVID Losses
• Policyholders Nab Wins In COVID Suits, In 'Sea Change'
• Green Dot Hires Ex-Barclays, PayPal Compliance Vet As CCO
• NY Cos. Denied Virus Coverage Like 'More Than 100' Before
• Feds Finalize Plans For Federal IT Security Group
• High Court TransUnion Ruling May Enhance PTAB Autonomy
• Job Market For New Grads Stays Resilient Amid COVID-19
• FisherBroyles Adds Ex-Weathington Litigator In Atlanta
• Fed. Circ. Wipes Out $1.1B Juno IP Win On Cancer Drug
• 2nd Circ. Hands Goldman Cert. Fight Back To NY Judge
• How Social Movements Are Affecting Corporate Governance
• Aon Boosts Reinsurance Team To Fight Climate, Capital Risks
• 'Sword Of Damocles' Over Endo In Opioid Trial, Judge Says
• Altria, Juul Seek Upper Hand Against FTC After In-House Trial
• SEC Taps Longtime Investor Advocate As Adviser To Gensler
• Roku Is Sued For Board Details On Execs' 2019 Equity Awards
• Amazon Says It Ousted NJ Workers For Pot After Legalization
• Judge Rejects Most Of Google's Bid To Shield Play Store Info
• Theranos Judge Cuts Potential Jurors For Anti-Holmes Bias
• Facebook Advertiser Denied Cert. In 'Crapshoot' False Ad Suit
• Steps For Complying With FinCEN's New AML Priorities
• Feds OK'd Work Authorization For 800K Without Full Vetting
• Amazon Faces Another Employment Suit Over Pot Drug Test
• IBM Settles Pa. Labor Dept.'s Suit Over $110M IT Upgrade
• Tech Platform HeadSpin's Ex-CEO Accused Of Investor Fraud
• CytoDyn Dissidents Sue In Chancery Over Board Proxy Fight
• Bloom Credit Hires Ex-Simple Finance Atty As GC
• Calif. Panel Revives United Mechanic's Meal Break Claim
• 'Ecocide' May Be New Tool For Fighting Environmental Crime
• Frost Brown Atty Joins $4B Investment Firm Winthrop As CCO
• Delta Air Lines To Make Worker Vaccine Holdouts Pay Up
• Morgan Lewis Faces Subpoena Bid For EBay Stalking Report
• Kraft Heinz Gets Workers' ERISA Stock Drop Suit Tossed
• Dems Reveal Tax Hikes On Foreign Income, Sans Rates
• Texas Judge Considers Mask Mandate Debate 'Stunning'
• FTC, Illumina Clash On Merger's Potential To Win Cancer War
• 10th Circ. OKs $113M Award Tied To Reach Of Lanham Act
• Biz Groups Back State Suit Discovery Stays, High Court Told
• Fed. Circ. Cuts $6.6M From IP Verdict Against CommScope
• Insurer Can't Escape Coverage Suit Over Stock Buyback Row
• Ex-FTC Policy Head Tapped As TechFreedom Senior Counsel
• Glenmark Still Fighting To End DOJ Interviews Of India Execs
• House Approves $3.5T Budget Vehicle For Biden Relief Plan
• J&J Must Face Ill. Pelvic Mesh Suit, 7th Circ. Says
• Apple Says It Has No Obligation To Host Rival COVID Apps
• Justices Must Restore Trump-Era GHG Rule, Supporters Say
• Natural Capital: A Paradigm Shift In Valuing The Environment
• SEC Cyber Disclosure Actions Point To Merciless Scrutiny
• NY Photography Biz's Virus Coverage Suit Gets Shuttered
• US Concrete, Vulcan Deal Closing Without In-Depth Review
• Ex-Greensill Risk Chief Lands At New Firm, Recounts Collapse
• 2 More BigLaw Firms Require Vaccination For Office Return
• Climate Protesters Block Street Over HMRC's Ties To Barclays
• 11th Circ. Suggests Lab Ignored Mintz Advice Over Fees
• Navy GC Pick Earns $4 Million In Kramer Levin Partner Share
• Bofl Investors Win Cert. In Suit Following 47% Stock Drop
• How The 'Rocket Docket' Continues To Roar Through COVID
• SEC Chief Enforcement Counsel Steps Down After A Decade
• 7th Circ. Sides With Underwriters In Asbestos Claims Fight
• Disney Says Johansson Must Arbitrate 'Black Widow' Beef
• Biden's Antitrust Policies Won't Depart Entirely From Trump's
• 9th Circ. Sides With Sirius In Narrowed Read Of Calif. IP Law
• Groups Say AB 5 'Textbook Example' Of Speech Violation
• Wendy's Offers A Cautionary Tale On US Mediation Privilege
• 4 Ways Courts Are Approaching High Court's TCPA Ruling
• Proofpoint Entitled To $14M In Trade Secrets Case, Jury Says
• Evaluating Challenges To SEC's ESG Disclosure Proposal
• 9th Circ. Told To Block Calif. City's COVID Hazard Pay Law
• Google Wants Play Store Info Shielded Despite Epic Unsealing
• Tradeweb Taps Ex-Bloomberg Pro As Global Compliance Chief
• Jackson Taps Ex-Fidelity, Lincoln Financial Atty As GC
• 5th Circ. Revives Bell-Textron Worker's Bias Case Over Leave
• Lessons For Exporters From ITAR Consent Agreement
• Hochul Names GC In First Pair Of Cabinet Appointments
• Employers Still Hesitant To Mandate Vaccines As Virus Surges
• Calif. Judge Says Prop 22 Driver Measure Unconstitutional
• 9th Circ. Affirms Traveling Nurse Agency's No-Poach Loss
• Holmes Can't Stop Ex-Theranos Lab Director From Testifying
• Pandemic Tests Hospitality Industry At Midyear Point
• FTC Hopes Updated Facebook Complaint Plugs Holes In Case
• Employment Authority: EEOC Misconduct & Wage Self-Audits
• Employers Turn To Stricter Vaccine Rules As Virus Surges
• Compliance And Risk Hires: From MUFG To Blue Cross
• Uber Drivers Aren't Doing Interstate Biz, Must Arbitrate Claims
• PNC Bank Won't Forgive All Of Eligible PPP Loan, Suit Says
• T-Mobile Data Breach Lawsuits Start Rolling In
• IP Hires: Spotify, Vinson & Elkins, G-CON
• T-Mobile Breach Points To Need For Details, Privacy Law
• 5 Best Practices For Attys Helping To Craft ESG Policies
• App Store Competition Bill Contains A Loophole
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Ex-FCC Chief Of Staff Heads To Akin Gump Regulatory Group
• Natural Disaster Defense Unsuited For Virus WARN Act Cases
• Ballot Measure Not Delivering For Gig Workers, Report Says
• Apple Created 'Roadblocks' To DOJ's Google Suit, Court Told
• 11th Circ. Tosses COVID-19 Suit Against Carnival Cruise Unit
• Deloitte Inks $4.95M Deal To End Data Breach Class Claims
• State Farm Policyholders Win 1st Class Cert. In COVID-19 Row
• IP Forecast: Ferring Seeks Sanctions Against Jones Day
• ArcelorMittal, Owed $1.4B, Targets Essar Over Alleged Fraud
• ACLU Says Apple Must Scrap Photo Scanning Feature
• 9th Circ. Says Calif. Truck Driver Must Arbitrate WARN Act Suit
• Biden's Plans Won't Hike Small-Biz Tax Rates, Treasury Says
• Google Can't Keep App Store Antitrust Allegations Private
• Ex-GitHub Atty Can't Revive Calif. Equal Pay Suit On Appeal
• Recent Crackdown Highlights SEC's Growing Crypto Scrutiny
• Ex-Kraft Heinz Workers Claim 'Virulent Racism' In $30M Suit
• Pot Co. Neptune Adds Sports Promotion Co. GC As Top Atty
• 9th Circ. Says No Pay For Time Spent In Airport Security Line
• Why A Missed Email Could Cost You Your Case
• Cognizant Tech Must Face Former Exec's Visa Fraud Claims
• Virus As 'Force Majeure' Sits Well With 2nd Circ.
• Former OPKO Health GC Joins Holland & Knight
• FTC Takes Another Shot At Facebook In 3-2 Vote
• 1-800 Contacts Sues Warby Parker Over Search Engine Ads
• Antitrust Class Actions Gather Speed With Mastercard Ruling
• Ex-Westinghouse Exec Charged Over Failed Nuclear Projects
• Ex-Netflix Software Engineers Accused Of Insider Trading
• Illumina Completes $7.1B Grail Deal Amid Antitrust Scrutiny
• Roundup MDL Judge Prods Monsanto To Settle Cases Earlier
• T-Mobile Says Data Breach Exposed 48M Customers' Data
• Texas BBQ Restaurants Ask 5th Circ. To Revive COVID Suit
• SEC's 'Shadow Trading' Suit Dives Into Murky Area Of Law
• SEC-Approved Nasdaq Diversity Rule Challenged In 5th Circ.
• EPA Bans Chlorpyrifos Use On Food In Win For Green Groups
• Axon Gets More Support For High Court FTC Challenge
• Apple Says DOJ Is Asking It For Too Much Info In Google Case
• Lessons From Indiana University Vax Mandate Case
• FTC Merger Warning Letters Seen As Largely Superficial
• 2nd Circ. Mulls Link From Starbucks Ads To Pesticide Claims
• Riot Games Says Calif. Agency Trying To Sully Its Reputation
• Bernstein Litowitz Balks At Counsel Order In McDonald's Suit
• Palladium Appoints GC, Compliance Chief To New ESG Role
• Manatt Snags Ex-CFPB Associate Director For Chicago Office
• 2nd Circ. Ruling May Help Foreign Nationals Fight Extradition
• UK, US Firms Lag On Regulatory Compliance, Report Finds
• T-Mobile Confirms Data Breach, Unsure If Customers Affected
• End-Payors Again Denied Cert. In Niaspan Pay-For-Delay MDL
• Fintech Cos. Behind Many Dubious PPP Loans, Study Says
• US Copyright Office Outage Prompts Filing Date Adjustment
• Fiat Chrysler Hit With $30M Fine In UAW Corruption Case
• NY Giants, GC Can't Nix 'Strangle' Threat Suit, Court Told
• Microsoft Says Top-Secret Cloud Got Government Greenlight
• Beazley Picks Up US Cyberinsurance Head From Chubb
• Copyright Office Sets Rules For Quickly Registering Claims
• Lufthansa Inks $56.6M Deal Ending COVID Refunds Fight
• SEC Sues Exec For Trading On 2016 Pfizer Merger News
• Restaurant Group Says Zurich Misread Its Own Policy
• Mobile CEO Can't Use 'Gamesmanship' To Ax $1.6M Fraud Suit
• Courts Should Consider Extended Models In M&A Valuation
• Privilege Takeaways From 3 Cybersecurity Report Rulings
• Duane Morris Continues Dallas Expansion With Ex-Finance GC
• TZero's CEO Resigns, CLO Takes Over Top Spot
• SXSW Looks For New Top Lawyer As GC Plans Departure
• These Law Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Tech Industry GCs See Civil Rights As Key Responsibility
• Ex-EBay Exec Says His Spy Work Undercuts Stalking Charges
• Stamps.com To Pay $100M To End Securities Fraud Suit
• Riot Games Workers Must Hear About Bias Probe, Calif. Says
• Facebook Oversight Board Eyes Bigger Footprint By 2022
• Calif. High Court Rejects Workers' Bids For Prevailing Wage
• Fla. University Says New Law Protects Against COVID-19 Suit
• Dickey's BBQ Settles Credit Card Data Breach Suit For $2.35M
• GOP Reps. Call For Industry Input On Crypto Regulations
• Monsanto Seeks High Court Input On $25M Roundup Verdict
• Supreme Court Asked To Consider 'Initial Interest' TM Doctrine
• Ex-EBay Exec In Stalking Case Seeks Morgan Lewis Docs
• Creative Commercial Lease Negotiations Can Help Revive NYC
• Hobby Lobby Discriminated Against Trans Worker, Panel Says
• Salon's COVID Changes Not Covered, Judge Says In Reversal
• 8th Circ. Restores 3M Warming Device MDL
• SEC, European Central Bank Boost Security Swaps Oversight
• 6th Circ. Revives Amazon Workers' Security Check Wage Suit
• 17 Best Practices For Defending Against Ransomware Attacks
• NJ Gov. Taps In-House Counsel As NJ Transit's First GC
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Ex-Engine Co. CEO Seeks Fees For DOJ Case Defense
• 2nd Circ. Reopens NYU Workers' Retirement Plan Class Action
• Chancery Orders Stymied Blockchain Loan JV Dissolved
• Pearson To Pay SEC $1M To Settle Claims Over Cyber Breach
• SoCal Edison Won't Face Criminal Charges For Woolsey Fire
• Robbins Geller To Lead Credit Suisse Investor Class Action
• Google Infringed Sonos' Wireless Audio Patents, ITC Says
• Boston Scientific Beats FCA Suit Over Defective Defibrillators
• Employment Authority: Cuomo Scandal Lessons; NLRB Rules
• DOJ Denies 'Rewriting' Price-Fix Indictment of Glenmark, Teva
• Apple Hit With $300M Verdict In Optis Patent Damages Retrial
• Hartford Dodges Miami Salon's COVID-19 Coverage Class Suit
• OSHA Issues New Workplace COVID Guidance As Cases Rise
• High Points Of IRS' New Employee Retention Credit Guidance
• Nasdaq Diversity Rule To Bring Change, Or Shame, To Cos.
• Clayton Act Takeaways From Endeavor Execs' Live Nation Exit
• Fla. Robocall Law Could Bring New Wave Of Litigation
• Ex-Oilfield Co. CEO Pleads Out In $100M Fake Revenue Case
• Texas Panel Won't Toss Trade Secrets Suit Against Walmart
• Spotify Hires Ex-Copyright Office GC As Public Policy Head
• G-CON Manufacturing Hires Schlumberger Atty To Be GC
• 5 Reasons Lawyers Often Fail To Secure Litigation Funding
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Delaware's Dizzying Slate Of M&A Issues In 2021
• Ransomware Scourge Isn't Scaring Away Cyber Insurers
• Covington Atty 'Really Angry' After DOJ Alleges FCA Mischief
• Chancery Keeps Alive Fraud Claims In $525M Online Co. Sale
• Insurer Beats NJ Eateries' Suit For COVID-Related Coverage
• Gov't Making Cyberdefense Progress, Bipartisan Panel Says
• Kraft Heinz Must Face Investors' $15.4B Impairment Suit
• Supreme Court Declines To Block Indiana Univ. Vax Mandate
• DOJ, FTC Push Fed's Proposal For Virtual Wallets
• Despite Giuliani's Assertion, Lawyers Cannot 'Throw A Fake'
• Infrastructure Bill's Crypto Crackdown May Yet Be Tamed
• The Complexity Of COVID-19 Price-Gouging Compliance
• How High Court Takings Ruling Compares With Prior Analysis
• What HSR Filers Should Know About New FTC Warnings
• Food Distributors Brush Off FTC Merger Warning
• Judge Rejects Lakers' Shot At COVID-19 Insurance Coverage
• Albright Slams 'Blatant Forum Shopping' In SmileDirect Case
• Workers Get Say On Safety In McD's COVID-19 Lawsuit Deal
• It's Time To Upgrade Our Attorney Licensure Rules
• Prepare For More Audits Of Tax Info And Withholding Filings
• 9th Circ. Urged By Chubb Unit To Affirm COVID Coverage Win
• Texas Bank Hires Ex-Baker Hughes Atty As GC
• Clients Say They Trust These 32 Firms Most For M&A
• Amazon Used Jewish Stereotypes To Bias Jury: Israeli Co.
• Nuked Apple Verdict Highlights Potential New Patent Defense
• Endo 'Head Shot' Penalty Mulled In Opioid Discovery Fight
• Google's Redactions Bid Not About Trade Secrets, Epic Says
• 3rd Circ. Says Ex-UnitedHealth VP Must Arbitrate Claims
• 7th Circ. Nixes Biometric Co.'s Bid To Arbitrate Privacy Claim
• Del. Judge Keeps Refiner's Securities Coverage Dispute Alive
• Senators Float Bill To Boost App Store Competition
• Virus Exclusion Blocks Coverage For Sporting Goods Stores
• Goldman Sachs, Investors Spar Over Cert. Again At 2nd Circ.
• Hilton Owner Loses COVID Coverage Fight In Illinois
• Chamber Sues To Block Health Plan Price Transparency Rule
• Endo Cases Highlight Rare Default Risk In Discovery Failures
• K&L Gates Adds Former Red Hat Atty To Public Cos. Practice
• Biden To Tap Kramer Levin Atty For Navy GC Post
• Fisher Phillips Hires GE-Affiliated GC In Houston
• Former Ruby Tuesday Legal Chief Joins Taylor English
• Data-Based Predictions On Case Timelines After Pandemic
• Split 9th Circ. Vacates Nationwide Classes In TCPA Fight
• Amazon Will Pay Up To $1K For Injuries From 3rd-Party Goods
• BitMEX Resolves CFTC, FinCEN Probes With $100M Deal
• 7th Circ. Revives Robocall Suit Against Insurance Cos.
• 2nd Circ. Nixes Vitamin C Price-Fixing Case, Again
• Calif. Truckers Ask High Court To Weigh 9th Circ. AB 5 Ruling
• Dr. Martens Maker Gets $0 Despite TM Trial Win in Calif.
• 9th Circ. Says TCPA Applies To Job Recruiting Robocalls
• Congress' Bankruptcy Bills May Be Too Clumsy To Work
• Pa. Panel Axes Mass Consolidation Of Virus Coverage Cases
• Biden Shores Up Trade Team With WTO, IP Policy Noms
• Missed Email A 'Cautionary Tale' In Failed 5th Circ. Appeal
• Ex-Camera Co. COO Says He Was Tricked Into Leaving Board
• FAR Council Takes Moderate Approach To Buy American
• FedEx Must Face Military Leave Pay Suit, 3rd Circ. Says
• Ex-Theranos CEO Must Unseal Mental Health Docs
• Ex-Fox VP Fights Disney's Push To Narrow Severance Suit
• Embracing ESG
• Pa. Judge Rejects QVC Privilege Bid In Suzanne Somers Suit
• Cannabis Corner: From Wall St. Cop To Curaleaf Compliance
• Marathon Asset's Compliance Chief Adds CLO Role
• ABA Backs Proposal To Lobby Congress On Student Debt
• 1st Circ. Asks Mass. Top Court To Decide 7-Eleven Wage Suit
• How SPACs Are Evolving, And What To Expect Next
• AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile Cleared In EDTX Patent Trial
• Calif. Panel Affirms $87M Roundup Award Against Monsanto
• Glenmark, Teva Say DOJ 'Rewriting' Price-Fixing Indictment
• Ex-USPTO Director, PTAB Accused Of 'Underhanded Tactics'
• H1-B Salary Ranking System Called 'Illegal Three Times Over'
• Long Beach Escapes Calif. Grocers' Pandemic Pay Challenge
• Former SEC Director Leaves Coinbase Role After 4 Months
• DOJ Blasts Indicted Chicken Exec Over 'Fishing Expedition'
• The IPO Market Is Finally Taking A Breather
• Sens. Want Countries That Support Ransomware Sanctioned
• White Collar Cases Continue Long-Term Slump, Report Says
• DOJ Concerned About T-Mobile's Planned Network Shutdown
• Walgreens Faces Skeptical 9th Circ. In Theranos Cert. Fight
• US Fines Tech Co. $6.6M For Alleged Export Violations
• ABA To Amend Model In-House Counsel Registration Rule
• Retention Is Key To Meaningful Diversity At Law Firms
• Black Woman-Owned Arbitration Firm Recruits Veteran Talent
• 4 Considerations In Light Of Cyber Incident Notification Bill
• Erie Insurance Virus MDL Can Move Ahead
• Norwegian Can Require Vaccine Passports In Fla., For Now
• Wiggin And Dana's $10M Plan To Diversify Biz Ownership
• Amazon Wins Round In India Over Future Retail Deal
• 5 Highlights As Endo, Arnold & Porter Face Opioid Oblivion
• 9th Circ. Won't Resurrect Malpractice Suit Against O'Melveny
• Employment Authority: Vaccine Objections & Trumka's Legacy
• SEC's 1st Action Over 'DeFi' Tech Nets $13M Settlement
• Arbitrary Factors May Hinder Buy American Rule Changes
• Apple Foe's 'Egregious' Patent Tactics Undo $308.5M Verdict
• DraftKings Says SEC Is Probing Short Seller's Allegations
• Cyber Insurer Corvus Buys Wingman Insurance
• New McDonald's Suit Widens Stockholder Sex Scandal Probe
• 9th Circ. Poised To Weigh COVID-19 Coverage Battles
• Fintech Giant Plaid Agrees To Pay $58M To End Privacy Suit
• FCC, NTIA Could Take On New Cyber Roles In Biden Admin
• Valeant To Pay $23M To End 'Secret' Pharmacy RICO Claims
• Forced-Labor Enforcement Surge Muddles Compliance Efforts
• Infrastructure Bill Advances Despite Cryptocurrency Impasse
• SEC Approves Nasdaq Board Diversity Proposal
• Ole Miss Taps University of Tenn. Deputy GC As Top Atty
• Fla. Atty Sean Pittman On Becoming National Bar Assoc. GC
• NC Gov. Taps Brooks Pierce Partner As General Counsel
• Binance.US CEO Quits As Co. Cuts Derivatives Products In HK
• Insurer Escapes Lionbridge's Suit Over Kirkland, Akerman Tab
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Pilgrim's To Pay $76M To Settle Chicken Price-Fixing Claims
• Human Rights-Focused Lending Models Can Curb Trafficking
• Ex-Private Equity Exec Gets 5 Years For Raiding Insurers
• FTC's Safe Harbor Reduction To Fuel Further COPPA Changes
• $235M GSK Win Stays, But Fed. Circ. Tells Generics To Relax
• 15 States Urge 1st Circ. To Move Climate Suit To Fed. Court
• 2 Wins For AI-Made Inventions May Be Just The Beginning
• SEC Fines LaCroix Parent Co. For Undisclosed CEO Perks
• 2nd Circ. Says Ex-SocGen Exec Is No Fugitive, Can Fight Case
• Texas Drops Some Google Damages Claims To Avoid Transfer
• Gensler Is Ready To Make SEC The Crypto Cop. But How?
• US Says $1.2B Looted In 1MDB Scandal Has Been Returned
• Consider Fiduciary Duties In New Combined Retirement Plans
• Firms' Human Capital Disclosures Vary Amid Vague SEC Rules
• Insurer Can't Dodge Yankees Affiliate's Virus Coverage Suit
• Monetary Remedies After High Court FTC Ruling
• Chickasaw Nation Citizen Is Confirmed As USDA GC
• Mintz Group Hires Ex-Federal Prosecutor In NY, NJ As GC
• Potter Anderson To Rep Morgan Lewis In McDonald's Suit
• Baker Donelson Keeps Growing, Adds Privacy Pro in Atlanta
• Postmates To Pay $1M To Resolve Seattle Sick Pay Probe
• 10 Steps To Building An ESG Board Committee: Part 2
• Visa, Mastercard ATM Fee Antitrust Classes Get Certs
• Odonate Therapeutics Can't Beat Investor Suit Over Drug Trial
• WilmerHale Attys Helped Lose Theranos Data, Judge Says
• Businessman Charged With $250M PDVSA Bribery Scheme
• Biden Names Obama-Era Official To Guide Federal Contracts
• US Chamber Urges 2nd Circ. To Back Cornell ERISA Victory
• Cannabis Software Co.'s New GC To Focus On Product Rollout
• FCC Reveals New Cost Estimates For Replacing Chinese Tech
• Walmart Customer Can't Sue Over Tax On 5-Hour Energy
• Deal Maker Takeaways From Latest CFIUS Annual Report
• Sens. Float Leaner Cryptocurrency Rule For Infrastructure Bill
• DOJ's 1st Wage-Fixing Trial Set For April 2022
• Compliance Pros Say Pandemic Had Little Effect On Culture
• La. Restaurants Lose In COVID Contamination Coverage Suit
• Avoiding Unauthorized Practice Of Law In Remote Work
• Considerations For Patent Assignments After Minerva Ruling
• Pirates, Phillies Promote Women To General Counsel
• Squire Patton Adds GE Aviation's Ex-CCO, Deputy GC
• Longtime Law Firm Executive Becomes Verrill Dana's COO
• Restaurant Conglomerate Loses $50M NY Virus Coverage Suit
• Ex-Merrill Lynch Traders Convicted Of Manipulating Market
• 10 Steps To Building An ESG Board Committee: Part 1
• SolarWinds Urges Toss Of Investor Suit Over Cyberattack
• Applied Asked FBI To Charge Workers With IP Theft, Jury Told
• Social Media Embeds Riskier Than Ever After Latest Ruling
• Insurance Groups Urge 7th Circ. To Toss Virus Coverage Suit
• Virus Shutdown Orders Trigger Coverage, 11th Circ. Told
• What To Know About GOP Senators' Latest Data Privacy Push
• Activision Blizzard Investor Says Co. Hid Calif. Investigation
• Harness Dickey Names Ex-Volvo IP Exec As New CEO
• Mets Promote 2 Senior In-House Attys To Co-General Counsel
• Sullivan & Cromwell Partner Joins FTX.US As GC
• Ex-TIAA Chief Legal Officer Joins Citizens Inc. Board
• Cox Media Names Perkins Coie Atty As Next GC
• California Pizza Kitchen Hits Insurer With Virus Coverage Suit
• Blizzard President Out After 'Frat Boy' Harassment Suit
• VSE Names Ex-Advantia Health Atty As Chief Legal Officer
• SEC To Review Controversial Whistleblower Rule Changes
• Top 5 Under-The-Radar Gov't Contract Cases: Midyear Report
• Alphabet Board Beats Investors' Child Privacy Suit, For Now
• Indiana Univ. Can Keep COVID Vax Mandate During Appeal
• The Non-Tech Antitrust Conduct Cases Defining 2021
• DOJ Says It Told Glenmark About Compulsory Exec Interviews
• Impax Inks $33M Deal With Investors In Price-Fixing Suit
• Shuttered Abbott Units Ink $160M Deal In FCA Case, DOJ Says
• Ex-SEC Examiner Joins PE Firm TSG As Compliance Head
• Senate Infrastructure Bill Won't End Dems' Clean Energy Push
• SEC Loses Jury Trial Against Spartan In 'Shell Factory' Case
• Senate Infrastructure Bill Would End Worker Retention Credits
• $1.2T Senate Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill Braces For Hurdles
• DOJ Eyes Dec. Trial In 1st Wage-Fixing Prosecution
• Zoom Inks $85M Deal To End Users' 'Zoombombing' Suits
• DOJ Says SolarWinds Hackers Targeted 27 US Atty Offices
• SEC Fines Ernst & Young $10M Over Bid To Nab Big Client
• 9th Circ. Says Uber Drivers Must Arbitrate Classification Fight
• Burlington Wants $750M Virus Suit Back In NJ State Court
• UK To Make Digital Platforms Collect, Report Sellers' Data
• US Chamber Backs Energy Cos. In Climate Suit Fight
• Planet Hollywood Stands Behind COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• NJ Firm Accused Of Firing Paralegal Over COVID Complaint
• Sanofi Taps Novartis GC For New Top Attorney Spot
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Ripple's Discovery Wins Over SEC Offer Defense Strategies