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Corporate - September, 2021

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• Disney Settles Scarlett Johansson's 'Black Widow' Pay Suit
• Google Trial Over Digital Picture Frame Patent Kicks Off
• 'What's The Evidence?' Calif. Judge Asks After Big Opioid Trial
• Tesla Jury Told Of Psychological Injury Suffered By Ex-Worker
• Albright Tells IP Owners He's 'A Trial Lawyer's Judge'
• Intel Can't Use Chancery To Nix Patent Suits In Other Courts
• Ex-Iconix CEO Heads To Trial Over Accounting Fraud Claims
• Infrastructure Bill In Limbo As House Continues To Mull Vote
• Robinhood's College Tour May Fly In The Face Of Regulators
• Zoom's $14.7B Five9 Buy Called Off After Shareholder Vote
• Stockholders Sue Walmart Board In Del. Over Opioid Damages
• White House Adviser Touts 'Revitalization Of Antitrust'
• Shareholder Ruling Resolves Dual-Natured Claim Uncertainty
• Senate Confirms Rohit Chopra As CFPB Director
• Co. Accused Of Firing Atty Who Rejected CEO's Advances
• Biden's DOJ Antitrust Pick Kanter Headed For Senate Hearing
• IP Attys Report Lower Billable Hours In 2020
• Amira Sues Insurer To Cover US Shareholder Suit Costs
• Google, AI Unit Hit With Privacy Suit Over Patient Records
• Device Co. Can Search Tim Cook's Emails In Apple Patent Suit
• Sens. Turn Up Heat On Congress To Pass Federal Privacy Law
• 2nd Circ. Floats NY High Court Punt In Citi $500M Revlon Fight
• Celgene Ended Theranos Deal Early Over Bad Data, Jury Told
• 7 Key Details As Pharmacy Giants Head To 1st Opioid Trial
• Vax Mandate Adds Wrinkle In Shutdown Prep For Contractors
• 9th Circ. Nixes 250M Buyer Class Cert. In Qualcomm Cell Row
• Ex-Tesla Worker Tells Jury Of 'Devastating' Racial Harassment
• Siemens Energy Settles GE's Trade Secrets, Bid-Rigging Suit
• DOJ Signals Shift On SEP Antitrust Policies
• US, EU Jointly Considering Data Exchange, Tech Platforms
• Freshfields Coaxes Cravath Vet To Co-Lead Its M&A Practice
• Judge Orders Mallinckrodt Trial On Acthar Antitrust Claims
• US, EU Vow To Avoid New Trade Barriers For Critical Sectors
• Jimmy John's Settles Ex-Worker's No-Poach Claims
• Sens. Float 24-Hour Rule To Report Ransomware Payments
• FTC's Competition, Consumer Bureau Chiefs Made Permanent
• SEC Accuses Former Goldman Analyst Of Insider Trading
• SEC Proposes That Funds Beef Up Proxy Voting Disclosures
• Boeing Case Highlights Risk For Health, Life Sciences Boards
• 6th Circ. Axes Zurich COVID-19 Coverage Loss
• AT&T Workers' 401(k) Class Action Tossed
• Michelin-Starred Restaurant Loses COVID-19 Coverage Bid
• Epic V. Apple Ruling Offers Lessons On Expert Testimony
• What 9th Circ. Privilege Test Means For Dual-Purpose Advice
• ACC Report Shows Jump In Counsel Pay In 2021 Vs. 2020
• What DOJ Gov't Monitoring Guidance Can Teach Companies
• Ex-Insys Sales Rep Admits Guilt On Day 4 Of Kickbacks Trial
• NLRB General Counsel Says College Athletes Are Employees
• Holmes Texts Show Investor Cash Poured In As Lab Struggled
• Grubhub Can't Use High Court Ruling To Shake Robocall Suit
• Tesla Contractors Testify To Racial Slurs, Cursory Inquiry
• Ex-Tinder Worker Can't Swipe Left On Arbitration: 9th Circ.
• Chancery Rejects 'Punitive' $260M Award In AT&T Cellular Suit
• Fortress Beats Intel Antitrust Suit Over Patent Purchases
• 'Overheated': How A Chinese-Spy Hunt At DOJ Went Too Far
• DOJ Bars Google Drive For Sharing Docs In Monopoly Case
• Essential Workers Ask House Panel For Antitrust Reforms
• FTC Expanding, Toughening Merger Probes
• CFTC Fines Citi, 2 Others Over Swap Reporting Failures
• Lifting The Veil On The Supreme Court's Shadow Docket
• Schlumberger Unit Ponies Up $1.4M To Settle Sanctions Case
• Visa, Mastercard Swipe Fee MDL Gets Class Certification
• CFTC's Berkovitz To Reunite With Gensler As Top SEC Lawyer
• Ex-Treasury Dept. GC Tapped As Citi's Top Atty
• Ga. Atty Sues Corporate Client Over $500K-Plus Unpaid Fees
• Facebook Ruling Spawns Bid To Rethink Other Chancery Suit
• Biden OCC Pick Could Boost Enforcement, Fintech Scrutiny
• Racial Slurs At Tesla Prompted Only Verbal Warning, Jury Told
• Activision Inks $18M Deal Resolving EEOC Gender Bias Probe
• Leahy's Bill Seeks To 'Course Correct' From Iancu's PTAB
• Prop 65 Judge Out, Slams Bid's 'Aggressive' Privacy Invasion
• 1st Circ. Backs Convictions Of NECC Execs In Meningitis Case
• Sempra, SoCalGas Cut $1.8B Aliso Canyon Gas Leak Deal
• SEC Loses Bid To Share Secret VW Emissions Suit Docs
• Brown Rudnick Seeks $8M For Work On Industrial Plant Fight
• 2nd Circ. Denies Ex-Xerox Exec's Bid To Toss SEC Gag Order
• Gensler Warns Panel About Costs Of Going Public Via SPACs
• Republican FTC Commissioner Criticizes Policy Rollbacks
• US Hits Wells Fargo With $37M Fine For Client Overcharges
• Ex-CEO Of NJ Bank Enters Guilty Plea In Fraud Scheme
• Wire Fraud Prosecutions Up Sharply In 2021
• FTC Deepens Look At $1B Medtronic-Intersect Deal
• Google Must Face $2B Suit Alleging Unauthorized Ads
• Cincinnati Insurance Shakes Businesses' Virus Coverage Suit
• Insys Manager Asks Full 1st Circ. To Review 'Pill Mill' Guilt
• Embracing ESG: United Natural Foods GC Talks Bottom Line
• EU Enforcers Trying To Make Competition 'Green'
• Ky. Hospital Workers Can't Block Vaccine Mandate
• Tesla Can't Exclude Juror Based On Race, Judge Rules
• Employment Authority: High Court Petitions & NLRB Conflicts
• Fed. Circ. Eases Serving Of Patent Suits On Foreign Cos.
• Theranos Execs Put PR Over Patients, Ex-Lab Chief Testifies
• 'Nontraditional Questions' Appearing In FTC Merger Probes
• SEC's 1st Crowdfunding Enforcement Turns Heat On Portals
• Interest-Earning Crypto Crackdown Is Bigger Than Coinbase
• China Bans All Crypto Transactions In Broad Clampdown
• PG&E Facing Manslaughter Charges Over 2020 Calif. Fire
• NC Theaters, Chicago Eateries Lose COVID-19 Coverage Bids
• Novo Nordisk To Pay $100M To Settle Investor Class Action
• SEC Pays $36M To Tipster Who Was Also 'Culpable' In Scheme
• Sen. Warren Reintroduces Bill To End Ch. 11 Forum-Shopping
• Crypto Exchange Blacklisting To Test US Sanctions' Teeth
• Judge Pushes To Update Arbitration Law For 21st Century
• Fla. Business Judgment Ruling May Benefit US Country Clubs
• Aviation Watch: Red Lights For Virgin Galactic
• 7th Circ. Panel Says Walmart Can't Rewrite Facts In ADA Trial
• Robinhood Taps Crypto CCO, And Other Top People Moves
• What Plaintiffs Can Do If J&J Succeeds In Bankruptcy Strategy
• 3 Attorney Ethics Considerations For Litigation Funding
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Key Trends In Recent Cyber-Related Securities Class Actions
• Huawei CFO Admits Duping HSBC On Iran Dealings
• SEC Strikes $19M Bribery Settlement With Ad Giant WPP
• UC San Diego Health Sued Over Patient Data Breach
• Del. Justices Toughen Demand-Futility Test In Facebook Row
• SEC Letter Raises Climate Reporting Bar Before Rules Drop
• DOJ's American-JetBlue Suit An Aggressive Antitrust Flex
• CashCall Still Owes $200M After Landmark Liu, 9th Circ. Told
• 8th Circ. Probes Tyson Bid To Keep COVID Suits In Fed. Court
• Ruling Rightly Sends COVID Biz Interruption Question To Jury
• SEC Brings First Disclosure Rule Action Against Muni Adviser
• Senators Advance Bill Shielding AGs' Antitrust Venue Choices
• FTC Fights Axon's High Court Bid In Constitutional Challenge
• FTC Probing HollyFrontier's $2.5B Energy Biz Buys
• Metal Cos. Can't Duck Ex-Counsel's COVID-19 FMLA Claims
• Commercial Takeaways After Tech Co. Faces Export Fine
• Tyson Yanked Job Offer Over Earlier EEOC Charge, Suit Says
• 4 Steps For Improving Board Diversity Per New Nasdaq Rule
• Ex-OppenheimerFunds Analyst Charged With Insider Trading
• The Difficult Art Of Advertising Carbon Reductions
• Texas COVID-19 Biz Immunity Law Cooks Tyson Workers' Suit
• Jury Hits Toyo Tire With $110M Verdict In Dispute With Rival
• Senators Probe SPAC Creators Over Possible Market Abuses
• Former Senate Trade Counsel Confirmed As Deputy USTR
• Tyson Faces Longer Odds At 8th Circ. Over COVID-19 Deaths
• Treasury GC Nominee Takes Heat From Warren Over Recusals
• DOJ Defends Handling Of Health Care Staffing No-Poach Case
• Yum Brands Ducks Ex-KFC Worker's Privacy Suit, For Now
• Chancery Says Takeda Liable For AbbVie's Lupron Supply Lag
• How ABA Opinion Shifts Alternative Biz Structure Landscape
• Pandemic Work-From-Home Firing Suit Gets Green Light
• Mattis Doubted Theranos 'Transparency,' Holmes Jury Hears
• Flight Attendants Urge Justices To Deny Calif. Breaks Review
• Senate Committee Approves Biden's EPA GC Pick
• Dechert Admits To 'Significant Omission' Over ENRC Texts
• United Airlines Faces Bias Suit Over COVID-19 Vax Mandate
• 6th Circ. Robocall Ruling Likely To Spark High Court Fight
• Trade Groups Say FCC Can't Wade Into Device Cybersecurity
• Theranos Test Wrongly Suggested Miscarriage, Jury Hears
• Treasury Sanctions Crypto Firm Over Ransomware Ties
• Proposed Senate Patent Bills Seek Diversity, Transparency
• A Cheat Sheet For Activision Blizzard's Legal Woes
• Ripple Loses Bid For SEC Staff's Crypto Trading Records
• Judge Sends Virus Coverage Suit To Trial In 'Landmark' Ruling
• Liberty Mutual Won't Have To Cover NJ Eatery's Virus Losses
• PwC Can't Shed City's Claim In Valeant Securities Suit
• Amazon Says It's Ready To Rehire Workers Fired For Pot Use
• How Judge Albright's Transfer Denials Riled The Fed. Circ.
• FTC Talks Tough On Gas Station Co. Mergers
• DOJ Flags Zoom's Five9 Buy For National Security Probe
• Crypto Platforms To See More SEC Crackdowns, Gensler Says
• DOJ Sues To Stop American Airlines-JetBlue Alliance
• Blizzard's Top Atty Departs Amid Legal Tumult At Parent Co.
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Workers' Biometric Privacy Suit
• Senate Dems Push Chopra's CFPB Nom Toward Finish Line
• Why Coinbase Was Destined To Lose Its Battle With The SEC
• SEC Probing Activision Blizzard Employment-Related Issues
• Del. Justices Strike Down 'Dual-Natured' Claims Precedent
• J&J May Court Trouble With 'Texas Two-Step' Talc Gambit
• Lupin Will Pay $150M To End Glumetza Antitrust Suit
• Cyberinsurance Market Evolving With Risks, Beazley Pro Says
• Dynamex Covers Grubhub Classification Fight, 9th Circ. Rules
• Uber Calls $91M Arbitration Association Fee A 'Ransom'
• Amazon, Publishers Ask Court To Ax E-Book Price-Fix Suit
• JEDI Cancellation Doesn't Moot High Court Case, Oracle Says
• State AGs Back House Bills Aimed At Antitrust Tech Reform
• Texas Sues To Block EEOC Gender Identity Guidance
• Split 9th Circ. Backs Slack Investor's Suit Over Direct Listing
• Pressure Mounts On USPTO To Join Drug Pricing Fight
• Coinbase Backs Off Lending Program After SEC Pressure
• Embracing ESG: HPE Counsel Talk Effective Board Oversight
• Now Is The Time For A Compliance Program Tuneup
• Calif. AG Says AB 5 Regulates Classification, Not Speech
• Former Oil Exec Joins Sidley In Houston
• Yelp Can't Escape Investor Suit Over Local Biz Retention
• How Calif. High Court Rulings Narrow Prevailing Wage Law
• Twitter Cuts $810M Deal To End Securities Suit On Eve Of Trial
• SEC's 1st Crowdfunding Suit Targets Pair Of Cannabis Cos.
• 'Indictments Are Coming' In Trump Org. Case, CFO's Atty Says
• Holmes Rushed Device Testing For Walgreens Deal, Jury Told
• Travelers Doesn't Owe Northrop Coverage In Pollution Suits
• Employment Authority: Tips For Raising Pay, NLRB Remedies
• NY Electrical Cos. Violated Union Agreement, 2nd Circ. Affirms
• Baltimore Hotel Coerced 'No' Union Votes, NLRB Judge Says
• Endo's Attys In 'Career-Wrecking' Peril As Opioid Woes Grow
• LG Counsel Sues ITC For Safeguard Review Access
• IPO Lockup Periods Begin To Loosen Amid Market Pressure
• Zurich Beats Virus Suit From Children's Place Retail Chain
• Boston Cannabis Board's Former GC Joins Prince Lobel
• Parsing New Int'l Tax Reporting Rules For Pass-Throughs
• Justice Gap Demands Look At New Legal Service Models
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Hyundai Elevates Assistant GC To Chief Legal Officer
• Policyholder Attys Decry Treatise's Impact On Pandemic Suits
• Cybercrime Spree Raises Risks Of Insurance Coverage Battles
• LuLaRoe Buyers Win Cert. Of 10K Class In Sales Tax Suit
• 10-Year AIA Anniversary Draws Inventor Protests Over PTAB
• Victoria's Secret Parent Can't Slip 401(k) Fees Suit Just Yet
• Brunch Eatery's Coverage Suit Crumbles Over Lack Of Virus
• Law Firm Says It Lacked Duty To Tell Hiscox About Breach
• Commerce Opens Door For Retroactive Duty Collection
• Confirm Kanter For DOJ Antitrust Chief Now, Congress Told
• Investor Says Jessica Alba's Co. Hid COVID Stock-Up Losses
• HP Beats Investor Suit Over Printing Supplies Revenue Drop
• Eateries Can't Claim 'Physical Loss' From Virus, Judge Says
• Centerra, Aon Hewitt Can't Knock Out ERISA Suit
• Fed. Circ. Won't Override TTAB In Coke TM Dispute
• What Forced Arbitration Ruling Means For Calif. Employers
• OFAC Settlement Extends Sanctions' Reach Beyond US Dollar
• Amazon Can't Force Flex Driver To Arbitrate Privacy Claims
• Ex-CEO Deserves 5 Years For Bribery At Braskem, Feds Argue
• House Dems Target Oil Execs, Alleging Climate Disinformation
• Former Oil Co. General Counsel Joins Bracewell In Houston
• How ERISA Fiduciaries Can Use ESG: Part 2
• David Boies Threatened Theranos Whistleblower, Jury Told
• Calif. Federal Court Strikes Down Trump-Era H-1B Lottery Rule
• StubHub To Pay Over $9.5M To End State Virus Refund Probes
• FTC Rescinds Vertical Merger Guidelines; DOJ Might Follow
• Trade Group Tells 1st Circ. Eateries Not Owed Virus Coverage
• 1st Circ. Mulls If Whole Foods Workers' BLM View Covers KKK
• DoorDash Sues NYC For Requiring It To Share Customer Data
• DOJ-Pilgrim's Deal Doesn't Block Witnesses, Judge Rules
• Ex-Shoe Co. Exec Gets 6 Years For 'Breathtaking' $30M Theft
• Mass. 7-Eleven Case Carries Broad Employment Ramifications
• How SPAC Investors Might Rethink Material Adverse Effect
• Delta Asks Justices To Hear 'Untenable' Calif. Pay Stubs Fight
• Hawaiian Airlines Sued Over Cover-Up Of Violations
• Microsoft CLO Brad Smith Appointed Vice Chair
• 10 Years Later, The AIA Is Not Done Reshaping Patent Law
• Morgan Lewis Adds Former In-House Atty As Partner In Philly
• SEC Whistleblower Bounty Program Hits $1B Milestone
• How ERISA Fiduciaries Can Use ESG: Part 1
• NJ Gov.'s Deputy GC Heads To Lowenstein Sandler
• 9th Circ. Revives Core Of Calif. Forced Arbitration Ban
• BASF Wins $85M In Antitrust Damages From Delaware Trial
• Holmes Fan's #MeToo Callout To Jurors Draws Judge's Ire
• Biden Admin. Hit With 1st State AG Suit Over Vax Mandate
• GOP Sens. Chide SEC's Gensler On Disclosure Rules, Crypto
• Ex-SEC GC Rejoins Willkie To Lead Corp. Governance Practice
• Korean FTC Fines Google $177M For Abuse Of Dominance
• SEC Seals $10M Deal With Firm That 'Lied' About Data Usage
• Merging Cos. Incorporating FTC's 'At Own Risk' Warnings
• 7th Circ. Weighs Asking Ill. Justices To Tackle BIPA Accrual
• Ex-EBay Execs Tell Judge Docs Undermine Stalking Case
• Uber Wins Bid To Arbitrate Drivers' Wage Claims
• Furniture Company's COVID-19 Coverage Suit Splinters
• Square Joins IP Nonaggression Group For Open-Source Tech
• Del. Justices Uphold Appraisal Right Waivers In Split Ruling
• NY Eatery Can't Use Travelers 'All Risk' Insurance For COVID
• GC Pay Rising As Women Surpass Men For 1st Time
• GE Nabs Early ITC Win In Wind Turbine IP Fight With Siemens
• NHTSA Asks Other Automakers For Aid On Tesla Probe
• Mass. AG Investigating T-Mobile After Massive Data Breach
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• Employer Considerations Ahead Of OSHA's Vaccine Rule
• NBC Tech Fired In Pandemic To Arbitrate Anti-Asian Bias Suit
• Cybersecurity Trends Offer Risk-Preparedness Takeaways
• Board Diversity Considerations In Light Of New Nasdaq Rules
• 2nd Circ. Vitamin C Price-Fixing Decree Goes Beyond Antitrust
• Ex-Wells Fargo Execs, OCC Face Off In Sales Practices Case
• Epic Games Ruling Could Haunt Big Tech
• Biden Taps 2 For CFTC, Boosts Behnam To Permanent Chair
• Pinterest 'Co-Creator' Says She Got Nothing From $14B IPO
• 9th Circ. Says PowerPoints Aren't Legit Retirement Plan Docs
• Wells Fargo, Target Settle VoIP Patent Cases Ahead Of Trial
• 4 Key Compliance Areas Under Biden's Vaccine Mandate
• DC Says Amazon Heaps Unfair Terms On 1st-Party Sellers Too
• Chamber Of Commerce Wants Worker's COVID Suit Tossed
• Realtors Say DOJ Can't Renege On Antitrust Deal
• Biz Groups Keep Pushing For Indo-Pacific Digital Trade Deals
• Embracing ESG: Leidos GC Talks Social Responsibility
• Purdue Pharma Gets OK For $7.1M In Exec Incentives
• 118 Large Law Firms Earn Mansfield Rule 4.0 Certification
• Morris Manning Adds Ex-Griffin Capital Co. GC
• Robinhood Users Denied Class Cert. In Stock Halt Suit
• Biden Taps Privacy Expert For FTC Seat
• Skadden Picks Up Ex-SEC Enforcement Unit Chief In NYC
• Law360's Glass Ceiling Report: What You Need To Know
• Ex-EBay CEO Taps Heavy Hitters In Couple's Stalking Case
• Airport Shops Operator Sued Over Employee Info Data Breach
• Pharma Cos. Should Prepare For New Drug-Rebate Scrutiny
• Vax-Exempt NYC Teachers To Be Offered Non-Classroom Jobs
• Employment Authority: Vax Mandate Pitfalls In Hiring, Pay
• Coinbase Probe Shows SEC Game To Play Hardball On Crypto
• Ritz-Carlton, Quality Inn Fight For Virus Coverage At 7th Circ.
• Costco Beats Wiretap Suit Targeting Web-Tracking Software
• NJ Supreme Court Preview: Teacher Bias Suit, New Biz Rule
• Teva Loses Bid To Dodge Most Of Feds' FCA Case
• Ex-Consol Coal Prez Settles Gender Bias, Retaliation Suit
• Considerations In Structuring Private Equity D&O Coverage
• Learning From The Latest SEC Cybersecurity Enforcement
• Bank Of America Promotes Compliance Chief To Global GC
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• NY Giants, Ex-Staffer Fight For 'Last Word' In 'Strangle' Suit
• Pandemic, Cyberattacks Fuel Demand For Insurance Attys
• Apple Can Block Epic's App Store Rival But Not Outside Sales
• Groupon Investor Seeks To File Sealed Suit Against Execs
• SIFMA Wants More Time To Give SEC 'Gamification' Input
• SEC Panel Endorses Tougher Regs On SPACs, Insider Trading
• Elizabeth Holmes' Fraud Trial Delayed Over Virus Concerns
• 'Avalanche' Of Virus Cases Favors Insurers, Judge Says
• Gilstrap Won't Triple $300M 4G Patent Verdict Against Apple
• NY AG Goes After No-Poach Pacts In Title Insurance Industry
• Dechert Nabs Exec. Compensation Partner From Reed Smith
• Pa. Steel Co. Slams Dept. Of Commerce Over $300M In Tariffs
• Health CLOs Should Take The Lead In Reputation Management
• Grad Argues New Fla. Law Doesn't Trip Up COVID Tuition Suit
• Calif., Rail Unions Tell 9th Circ. Sick Leave Law Not Preempted
• Calif. Judge 'Inclined' To Scrap Trump-Era H-1B Lottery Rule
• Cognizant Fights To Keep Law Firm Overbilling Suit Alive
• China Tariff Collections Will Resume During Court Challenge
• Pa., State Agency Cut From Suit Over Harrisburg Incinerator
• NJ Nursing Home GC Charged In NY With Child Porn
• Shoe Co. Exec's 'Insidious Fraud' Calls For 6 Years, Feds Say
• Holland & Knight Snags Nixon Peabody Trial Atty In Boston
• 9th Circ. Backs Class Cert. In Theranos Blood Test Suit
• Biden Taps DC Utility Chief For Vacant FERC Slot
• Lessons In Crisis Lawyering 20 Years After 9/11
• No Warrant Needed For IP Address Data, 7th Circ. Rules
• Ex-Ericsson Exec Charged In $2.1M Djibouti Bribery Scheme
• Coinbase May Face SEC Action Over Cryptocurrency Product
• Robinhood CCO On Quest To Build Top-Tier Compliance Unit
• Another Flooring Exec Indicted In Money Laundering Scheme
• Next On FTC Chopping Block: Vertical Merger Guidelines
• Amazon Accuses Elon Musk Of Trying To Flout Satellite Rules
• COVID-19 Litigation Winter Is Coming, Attys Forecast
• Ex-NFL Team GC Accused Wilkinson Of 'Trickery'
• Adoption Of Extended M&A Valuation Models Seems Unlikely
• Key Anti-Corruption Tips For Green Energy And Tech Cos.
• Comparing 'Ultimate Beneficial Owner' Rules In EU And US
• Coin Metrics Snags Refinitiv Top Attorney For GC Role
• NJ Home Health Biz To Pay $17M Over FCA Claims
• Holmes' Fraud Trial Openings Draw Crowds, Look-Alikes
• FINRA Fines Santander Over Report Disclosure Issues
• Embattled Credit Suisse Names New Compliance Chief
• Boeing Board Must Face Safety Neglect Claims In Del. Court
• Cognizant Inks $95M Deal To End Investors' Bribery Action
• From Boies To Mattis, Theranos Trial Promises VIP Witnesses
• ITC Properly Steered Jeep-Indian Co. IP Row, Fed. Circ. Told
• SEC Marketing Rule Keeping Compliance Pros Up At Night
• Flagstar, Customers Reach $5.9M Deal Over Vendor Breach
• Ill. Wendy's Owner Pays $5.85M To End Biometric Privacy Suit
• The Regulatory Growing Pains For Digital Health Companies
• Cyberinsurance Carriers Top Hackers' Hit List
• How PFAS Action Act Could Complicate Superfund Cleanups
• Transfix Appoints Advance Atty As General Counsel
• JPMorgan Asks Court To Sanction Atty For 'Frivolous' Filing
• Marsh McLennan Names New Global Compliance Chief
• Ex-GC Returns To National CineMedia, Adding Exec. VP Title
• Online Retailers' Losing Streak Shows Evolving Liability Trend
• 4 Points To Watch In CFPB's Small Biz Lending Data Proposal
• Kraft Bundled Bad News To Blur Probe's Impacts: SEC Official
• Texas Driller Files USMCA Dispute Over Zama Oil Field
• Lyft, Uber To Pay Their Drivers' Texas Abortion Ban Legal Fees
• Lawyers Gear Up For Packed IPO Pipeline As Autumn Nears
• Laugh Framed As Survival Move In NY Giants 'Strangle' Suit
• Employment Authority: Vax Exemptions & Wages After Ida
• Texas Justices To Mull 'Employee' Meaning In Insurance Law
• Interest Groups Back Big Tech Antitrust Bills In House
• State Farm Wins COVID-19 Class Cert. Fight In 4th Circ.
• SEC Files Insider Trading Suits Against Homebuilder, Execs
• Chubb Unit Beats NJ Dental Offices' Virus Coverage Suit
• Calif. Privacy Enforcement To Heat Up As Regulation Matures
• SpaceX Blasts Amazon 'Gambit' Over Next-Gen Satellite Plans
• Snoqualmie Tribe Wins COVID-19 Insurance Claim For Casino
• Payment Tech Co. Says Ex-VP Broke Noncompete Agreement
• Calif. Says Biz Groups Undercut Their Own Suit Against AB 5
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• WTO Data Shows Post-COVID Gains For 'Intermediate' Exports
• SEC Must Tackle Proxy Adviser Problems
• Kraft Heinz To Pay $62M To End SEC Accounting Fraud Probe
• Only Humans, Not AI, Can Be An Inventor, Va. Judge Rules
• Zillow, NAR Can't Nix Antitrust Suit Over Listing Changes
• EBay Exec's 'Spy' Past No License To Tail Bloggers, Feds Say
• Zurich American Must Face Hotelier's Virus Coverage Suit
• Renaissance Tech Agrees To $7B Tax Settlement, Report Says
• Hey, Siri? Apple Can't Hang Up On Users' Eavesdropping Suit
• DOJ Files Second Civil Contempt Claim Against CenturyLink
• Why So Many Law Firms Are Rallying In Defense Of SPACs
• Calif. Jury Empaneled In Trial Of Ex-Theranos CEO Holmes
• Apple Making More App Store Changes Amid Pressure
• Capital One CEO Fined $638K For Antitrust Stock Buy Breach
• SEC Wins Access To Ripple's Internal Slack Messages
• Virtual Currencies Gain Recognition In Texas Commercial Law
• Toss Of Gallery's Virus Policy Suit Looks Safe In 2nd Circ.
• Amazon, Dell, Samsung Device Imports Face ITC Scrutiny
• McDonald's Corp. Appoints US General Counsel
• Lab Maker Says Ex-Exec Stole 10,000 Docs For New Employer
• Insurers Push For Security Standards Amid Cybercrime Crush
• Dems Call For Criminal Inquiry Into Google-Facebook Ad Deal
• Why Structured Data Is Increasingly Important To Your Case
• WTO Backs US Solar Tariffs, Rebuffing Chinese Challenge
• WhatsApp Fined €225M For Privacy Breach In Ireland
• Lyft Beats Wheelchair Users' ADA Claims After Bench Trial
• Holmes Trial Jury Pool Narrowed For Final Day Of Selection
• Zurich Beats Fla. Event Venue's COVID-19 Coverage Bid
• FBI, Cyber Officials Warn Of Labor Day Ransomware Push
• Vivint Hires CCO Following Record $20M FTC Settlement
• Chancery Throws Out Challenge To $5.1B Tesaro Sale
• Eli Lilly Favors Millennial Applicants, Older Job Seekers Say
• Fed. Circ. Judge Casts Doubt On $1.1B Verdict Against Apple
• Miami Eatery Denied Coverage In Pandemic Coverage Suit
• Ex-CFTC 'Crypto Dad' Leaves BlockFi Board After 4 Months
• Cos. 'Begging' For ESG Guidance From SEC, Report Says
• Chancery Ruling Clarifies M&A Fraud Claim Limits
• Superfund: The Wrong Tool For PFAS Cleanup Efforts
• Embracing ESG: AIG Counsel Talks SEC Risk Alert
• SEC Taps Cyber Biz To Monitor Digital Asset Ecosystem
• SEC Sues BitConnect, Founder Over 'Ponzi-Like' $2B Scheme
• Fed. Circ. Teva Ruling May Shake Up Skinny Label Strategies
• A Look At Global Tax Enforcement Developments: Part 2
• The Top In-House Hires Of August
• Morgan Lewis Adds Charity's Former In-House Counsel In SF
• Firms Say ESG Failure Is Risky For Business, Survey Finds