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Corporate - October, 2021

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• In-House And Law Firm Attys Join Hands On Pro Bono
• 10 States Sue Biden Over Federal Contractor Vax Mandate
• Employment Authority: Tipped Wages & Hot Issues At NLRB
• Ex-Rockwell Execs Charged With Running Kickback Scheme
• Goldman Unit Can't Dodge Investor's Ruby Tuesday Suit
• DOJ Reloads Key Weapon In Fight Against Corporate Crime
• FTC Republicans Blast 'Zombie Vote' On Merger Policy
• Cyber Firm Slams Ch. 11 Insurance Bid By Ex-NS8 Legal Chief
• Chinese Co. Fined $91M Over Defective Dehumidifiers
• Zurich Unit Nabs Dismissal Of Calif. Hotel's Pandemic Suit
• Contractors Can Preserve Rights Amid Vax Mandate Rollout
• Ex-EBay CEO's Text Can't Support Stalking Claims, Court Told
• NJ Atty Can't Revive Employment Suit Against Insurance Biz
• NY Rule Paves Way For Remote Trials In Commercial Disputes
• Chamber Warns High Court Of 'Tidal Wave' Of ERISA Suits
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Chancery OKs $44.75M For Class In Alon-Delek Merger Suit
• Ex-Vail Resorts Counsel Rejoins Brownstein Hyatt In Denver
• Allianz Unit Beats Consultancy's Virus Coverage Suit
• Amazon Discriminates Against Straight White Men, Seller Says
• Google Litigation VP To Leave For Health Care Co. Color
• DOJ Cyber Blitz Gets Boost With New National Security Chief
• Atari's IP Chief Rips Redbubble's 'Out Of Control' Infringement
• Locast To Pay $32M To End Networks' Copyright Claims
• Rutgers Gets Initial OK Of $5M Deal In COVID-19 Tuition Suit
• Insurer Prevails In 1st COVID-19 Coverage Jury Trial
• Brazil's Vale Says SEC May Sue Over Dam Safety Disclosures
• Oil Execs Face Hill Heat Over Alleged Climate Deceptions
• CFPB Chief Fears Growth Of Big Tech 'Surveillance State'
• Deputy AG Unveils New Tacks For White Collar Enforcement
• Activision Ends Required Arbitration Amid Harassment Issues
• Chancery Cuts Direct Class Claims From Musk Stock Suit
• Biden's DOJ Antitrust Pick Easily Clears Senate Panel
• J&J Unit Escapes Antitrust Suit Over Prostate Cancer Drug
• Investment Committee Best Practices For ERISA Plans: Part 2
• Biden Floats $1.85T Tax, Spending Plan To Break Impasse
• 9th Circ. Says AT&T Can Force Arbitration In DirecTV Now Suit
• Lack Of Evidence Lets Vertiv Escape $100M Trade Secrets Suit
• FTC Updates Financial Data Security Rule Over GOP Rebuke
• Gynecologist's Office, Insurer Settle COVID-19 Coverage Row
• Ex-Rabobank Compliance Pro Pans 'Exorbitant' OCC Fine Bid
• CFPB Chief 'Worried' About Big Tech Takeover In Payments
• State Street Compliance Pro To Join Former Wells Fargo Unit
• Amazon Wants Expanded DC Antitrust Suit Tossed
• USPTO Pick Has Praised Ex-Director, Rallied Behind PTAB
• Top Enforcement Officials Eye Individual Prosecutions, Crypto
• Facebook Hit With Investor Suit Over Whistleblower Claims
• SEC Inks $38.8M Settlement With Akazoo Over Fraud Charges
• Commerce Secretary To Lead Inventor Inclusivity Initiative
• German Co. Tells CIT Climate Change Taxes Aren't Subsidies
• Understanding A Company's Duty To Prep For Depositions
• Calif. Again Fines El Super Grocery Chain Over COVID Leave
• Amazon Settles Employee Pot Testing Case In Iowa
• Jury Deliberates After Ex-Iconix CEO's Attys Slam Charges
• 3 Common Tactics For Challenging SPAC Deals In Court
• Lawyers Can And Should Commit To Climate Action
• Justices Signal Interest In Foreign Arb. Doc Bid Case
• DOL Wins Bid To Replace Trustee For Teamsters Health Plan
• 9th Circ. Sends Vivint Solar Back To Arb. In 2nd Reversal
• Chamber Jumps Into NJ Visa Fraud Suit As Cognizant Ally
• Investment Committee Best Practices For ERISA Plans: Part 1
• Jury Hands White Male Ex-Novant Exec $10M In Bias Suit
• Former Top CFPB Enforcement Official Heads To WilmerHale
• Nike Infringed 'Cool Compression' TM, Pa. Jury Says
• Copyright Office Floats Expanding Right To Repair Devices
• Cybersecurity Rules Needed For Transpo Sector, Reps. Say
• DeVos Family Gave Theranos $100M 'On The Spot,' Jury Told
• DOJ Accuses Kaiser Of $1B Medicare Fraud, Fake Diagnoses
• USPTO Pick Touted By Attys, But May Face Senate Fight
• Skadden Strives To Tame Flames In Endo's Opioid Imbroglio
• Samsung Broke Patent Deal With Netlist, Calif. Judge Says
• COVID App Programmer Accuses Gibson Dunn Of 'Retaliation'
• Valve Gets Consumers, Not Game Developer, Into Arbitration
• ViSalus Seeks 9th Circ. Reprieve From $925M TCPA Verdict
• Business Groups Urge Stay On Vacating Trump Water Rule
• What Enron Scandal Means To Investors 20 Years Later
• 11th Circ. Clears Way For Enterprise To Settle WARN Act Suit
• Feds Say 2003 Deal Shows Ex-Iconix CEO Up To Old Tricks
• How Epic V. Apple Ruling Might Play Out For Big Tech
• Ex-Oracle Executive Loses Benefits Suit Over Jail Stay
• Judge Tosses Investors' Suit Against Chinese Electric Car Co.
• Insys Execs Owe $48M For Duping Insurers 'All Day,' Feds Say
• Retail Group Asks Justices To Solve Uber's PAGA Arb. Clash
• Biden Names Winston & Strawn's Vidal For USPTO Director
• Senate Confirms OSHA Chief On Eve Of Emergency Vax Rule
• Apollo Stockholder Sues For Books Over $640M Tax Payout
• 20 Years After The Patriot Act, FinCEN Still Has Room To Grow
• Navistar Will Pay $52M To Settle EPA Truck Engine Claims
• Ex-Tech GC Gets Access To Company Docs Ahead Of Trial
• Amazon CEO Warns About Proposed Antitrust Legislation
• Massive Walgreens Worker Class Inks $13.75M 401(k) Deal
• FTC Formally Reinstitutes 'Prior Approval' In Merger Deals
• Exec Sues SEC Over Subpoenas Served At Crypto Summit
• Boeing Says Ex-Exec's Charges Don't Prove Securities Fraud
• State Street Corp. Names New Chief Risk Officer
• Russian Cyber Spies Flout Sanctions, Target Tech Sector
• Parsing Boeing Decision In Light Of ESG, Caremark Trends
• Confronting Origination Credit: Why GCs Need To Speak Up
• Car Parts Maker Says Justices Must Resolve Discovery Issue
• What Evolution Of Public Nuisance Claims Means For Cos.
• Ex-Iconix CEO Takes Stand, Tussles With Feds Over Cursing
• Ex-Litigation Funder CEO's Atty Skips Oral Args At 7th. Circ.
• EPA Sets Toxicity Guideline For Newer 'Forever Chemicals'
• House Panel Probes NFL, GC's Role In Washington Inquiry
• Mitsubishi Chemical Says Ex In-House Atty Forged Doc In Suit
• GCs Want Advice, Not News Releases, From Outside Counsel
• Cisco Must Face Enterprise Networking Trade Secrets Suit
• Union Beats Frito-Lay Worker's Fair Representation Suit
• J&J Talc Suits Can Proceed For Now Despite Ch. 11 Filing
• Google Charges 2-4 Times Its Ad Rivals, Monopoly Suit Says
• Honeywell Says It'll Pay At Least $160M To End Bribery Probes
• Ex-Pfizer Scientist Rips Report Holmes Sent To Walgreens
• MedMen CFO Quit After Finding Possible Crimes, Jury Told
• Employment Authority: Netflix Walkout & 'Striketober'
• Ex-Ripple, SEC Atty To Fill Binance.US' Top Legal Role
• U.S. Treasury Council Backs SEC's Climate Disclosure Plans
• Cox Appeals Chancery Ruling That Killed Verizon Deal
• Ex-NS8 Legal Chief Says He May Need $11M D&O Funds
• Inovalon Sued In Del. Over Share Status As $7B Merger Looms
• Zoom Users' $85M Deal Ending 'Zoombombing' Suits Gets OK
• Travelers Off The Hook For Stockholder Claims In $22M Deal
• Intel, Sanyo Settle Licensing Suit In Del. Chancery Court
• Stop Illegal Robocalls Or Face Blocking, FCC Warns Cos.
• EU Antitrust Chief Warns Of Coming Cartel Raids
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Ex-Insys CEO Gets 8 Months Shaved Off Prison Term
• Employees Say Navistar Failed To Prevent Data Breach
• Slack's Direct Listing Ruling Could Have Far-Reaching Impact
• App Store 'Nutrition Labels' Raise New Privacy Risks For Cos.
• DOL Proposal Signals Relaxed Rules For ESG Investing
• Ericsson Says DOJ Accusing It Of Breaching FCPA Deal
• Bank Regulators Eye Updated Guidance To Fight Bias In AI
• Chubb Says Apple TV Show Got Paid For COVID-19 Losses
• Sen. Sinema Mum On Corporate Tax Hike, Rep. Neal Says
• Del. Justices Uphold $275M AstraZeneca Drug Trial Debt Toss
• ​​​​​​​Google Slashes Play Store Fees Amid Antitrust Pressure
• Chamber Seeks Full 9th Circ. Look At Forced Arbitration Ban​​​​​​​
• What SEC's Growing Whistleblower Incentives Mean For Cos.
• 1st Execs Set To Face Trial In Broiler Chicken Price-Fix Probe
• CAA Says Affiliated FM Should Cover Its Pandemic Losses
• Venue Change On Table For J&J Talc Unit's Ch. 11
• How Defendants Can Predict, Mitigate DOJ Labor Cartel Fines
• Avoiding Preemployment Pitfalls In A Hot Job Market
• McKesson Nears Win On Some Securities Fraud Claims
• Journalist Orgs Seek 9th Circ. Redo Of AB 5 Challenge
• CFPB Targets Amazon, Facebook, Others In Payments Probe
• CFTC Makes History With $200M Whistleblower Award
• 9th Circ. Nixes Massage Envy's $10M Deal Over Counsel Fees
• Holmes Was Coached By Marketing Firms, Jury Told
• Bayer Will Have To Face Investor Suit Over Roundup Litigation
• Eli Lilly Must Pay Royalties In Diabetes Drug Row, Judge Says
• Contractual Limits On Liability Only Go So Far In Delaware
• DC Seeks To Add Facebook CEO To Data Privacy Suit
• Chancery Won't Delay CytoDyn Board Meeting
• SEC's Lee Pushes For 'Global Solution' To Climate Disclosure
• Sen. Blumenthal Wants Zuckerberg To Testify On Teen Safety
• Judge Will Rethink SEC's Partial Win Against Ex-Biotech CEO
• US, EU Take Aim At Chinese Policies During WTO Review
• ESG Disclosure Mandate Faces Hurdles Regardless Of Path
• 1st Circ. Clears Vax Mandate For Maine Health Care Workers
• Troutman Pepper Nabs Mass. Prosecutor For White Collar Unit
• Children Of Lawyers Have Leg Up In Law Jobs, Report Says
• Is It Time To Rethink Where Lawyers Can Practice?
• Williams Cos. Says Toss Of Del. Poison Pill Tilted Playing Field
• Financial Planning Tips For Retiring Law Firm Partners
• Canada's Coinberry Taps Ex-JPM CCO To Head Compliance
• Ga. Justices To Review General Motors CEO Deposition Fight
• Dozens Of In-House Teams Join Mansfield Rule '3.0' Program
• Facebook Fined £50M For 'Major Breach' During Merger Probe
• 3M To Pay $99M To End Tennessee River PFAS Claims
• CFPB's 1st Case Under Chopra Hits Prison Prepaid Card Co.
• Teva Fears 'Incredibly Damaging' Parody Videos In Opioid Trial
• Gensler Says SEC Has Draft Universal Proxy Proposal In Hand
• Holmes OK'd Testing Claims Over Atty's Concerns, Jury Told
• VW Says Parts Supplier Is Making 'Extortive Demands'
• Dignity Health Judge Blesses $100M ERISA Deal On Third Try
• Credit Suisse To Pay $475M Over Mozambique Bribe Scandal
• Chancery Suit Against Zillow Over Merger Dispute Tossed
• Officials Warn Of Ransomware Crew Targeting Agriculture
• Hacker Gets 7 Years For Stealing Hospital Workers' Info
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Ex-Lehman Execs' $300M Retirement Suit
• Eversheds Sutherland Snags Chevron Atty As Energy Partner
• Spirit Aero's Retired CEO Wins $45M In Benefits Bench Trial
• CEO Of Defense Contractor Faces Navy Bribery Charge
• Preparing Remote Deposition Defenses For Corporate Entities
• How To Mitigate Antitrust Risk In ESG Efforts
• DOL's Proposed Rule Doesn't Make ESG Investment Risk-Free
• Amazon Defeats 'Jewish Stereotype' Claims In New Trial Bid
• Cannabis M&A: How To Prepare For Regulatory Due Diligence
• Baker Donelson Adds Volvo Unit GC In Flurry Of Oct. Hires
• Firms Gird For Court Battles Over FTC Fake-Review Fines
• Facebook Inks $14M Deal To End Feds' Anti-US Bias Claims
• Insurer Atty's 'Disastrous' Defense Cost Millions, 9th Circ. Told
• TM Pros Tell High Court To Clarify Functionality Standards
• SEC Says 'Game-Like' Trading Apps Need More Examination
• J&J's Bankrupt Unit Says Ch. 11 Stay Extends To Parent Co.
• Former Publishing Exec Gets 6 Years For Embezzling $48M
• NY Giants Must Face Suit Claiming GC Made Strangle Threat
• DC Circ. Doubtful Paving Co. Can Undo NLRB Job-Shift Ruling
• Court OKs $10M Settlement In Walmart Military Leave Suit
• Ex-Security Firm Employees Plead Guilty To Rigging Bids
• Fish & Richardson Atty Says Provident Wrongly Denied Claim
• Lawmakers Say Amazon May Have Lied To Congress
• American Airlines Gets Bank's Force Majeure Claim Grounded
• Preserving Disgorgement Tax Deductibility In SEC Settlements
• Ill. Judge Trims Claims in Detroit Hotel's COVID Coverage Bid
• Rejected CytoDyn Slate Seeks Injunction After Del. Ruling
• Ex-Worker's Separation Pact Sinks Cumulus ERISA Suit
• How The Global Tax Agreement Could Backfire For Biden
• Shuttered NJ Gym Can't Get Paid Over COVID Restrictions
• Avoiding Fraudulent Transfer Liability In Leveraged Buyouts
• Union Pacific, Rail Unions Battle Over Vaccine Mandate
• Biden Admin. Starts Governmentwide Effort To Combat PFAS
• Mayer Brown Hires Former Oil Co. GC In Houston
• Boston Hospital Staff Sue Over Lack Of Vaccine Exemptions
• Why Law Schools Should Require Justice Reform Curriculum
• 3rd Circ. Nixes Injunction In Baking Co.'s Trade Secrets Suit​
• Theranos' Test Demo Hid Failures From Investors, Jury Told
• Employment Authority: Wage Chief Delay & NLRB Complaints
• Ireland Shares Favorable Public Views On OECD Tax Overhaul
• DOJ Lands 1st Indictment Of Many Expected In 737 Max Probe
• NPE Patent Cases Increase By 11% In 2021
• SEC Awards Total Of $40M To 2 Whistleblowers
• USTR Wants Study On Trade's Effect On Marginalized Workers
• Resistance To J&J's Bankruptcy Gambit May Be Futile
• What Attorneys Should Know About Blockchain Disputes
• DOL Plan Could Make ESG Retirement Investing Hip — Again
• Chubb Beats Simon Wiesenthal Center In Virus Coverage Suit
• Raymour & Flanigan Loses Bid For COVID-19 Coverage
• New DOJ Tip Line Targets Central American Corruption
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Extension Of The HSR Waiting Period Increases Acquirer Risk
• 2nd Circ. ERISA Ruling Offers Lessons On Proof Of Loss
• DuPont, Others Must Face NJ Water Co.'s Pollution Suit
• Ex-Boeing Chief Technical Pilot Indicted Over 737 Max Probe
• Holmes Prayed As WSJ Reporter Raised Doubts, Jury Told
• SEC Resurrects Proposed Rules For Clawing Back Exec Pay
• Latest Ruling On PTAB Constitutionality Tees Up More Fights
• Dental Co. To Pay $63M To End Investors' Price-Fixing Suit
• Biden's 24/7 Plan To Unsnarl Supply Chain Not A Panacea
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Ex-HP Worker's No-Poach Claims
• Software Ex-CEO Entitled To $5.4M And Tesla, Ga. Court Rules
• Texas Judge Wants Unions' Input On United Vaccine Mandate
• 4 Antitrust Risk Areas To Watch For Government Contractors
• Johnson & Johnson Puts Talc Spinoff Into Ch. 11
• Ga. Court Won't Enforce BB&T Insurance's Non-Compete
• Amazon Analyst Says USCIS Delays Cost His Job
• Jury Clears Oculus Founder, Facebook Unit Of IP Theft
• Lantern Appoints GC Amid Spinoff From Drizly Group
• Albright Gives Attys Carte Blanche To Seal Patent Filings
• Orrick, Cleary Hit With $310M Malpractice Suit
• Holland & Knight Snags Ex-SEC Chief Risk Officer
• Chancery Rejects CytoDyn Dissidents' Late Board Slate Bid
• Tai Wants More Efficient, Accessible WTO Legal System
• Deloitte Workers Sue Over 'Astronomical' 401(k) Fees
• Union Organizing Is Down In Georgia, But Not Out
• Facebook Can Process Data Without Consent: Irish Watchdog
• Ex-Walgreens Exec Told Holmes 'Haters Are Everywhere'
• Texas Judge Doubts He Can Stop United's Vaccine Mandate
• Aon Beats Massive Lowe's Workers ERISA Suit At Bench Trial
• SEC's Top Enforcer Says Admissions Are Back On The Menu
• Goldman, Morgan Stanley Acted On Insider Info, Suit Says
• SEIU Calif. Head Steps Down Following Embezzlement Charge
• Teamsters Can't Arbitrate Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccine Policy
• Don't Cheat Consumers Using Fake Reviews, FTC Warns Cos.
• Uber Has Itself To Blame For $91M Arbitration Bill, Judge Says
• Del. Justices Probe Unclear Terms In AstraZeneca Merger Pact
• Feds Eye Silicon Valley Deterrence With Netflix Bribe Sentence
• US Hits H-2B Visa Limit For First Half Of FY 2022
• ​​​​​​​Philips Hit With $200M Suit By CPAP Cleaner Co. Over Recall
• Girardi Scandal Provides Important Ethics Lessons
• Practical Implications Of Delaware's New Demand-Futility Test
• Pfizer Gives Gov't More Time To Study $2.3B Trillium Deal
• United Halted From Placing Some Unvaxxed On Unpaid Leave
• Latham Helped Vet Theranos Deal, Ex-Safeway CEO Says
• 5th Circ. Upholds SEC Win In Fresh Test Of Liu Decision
• Alsup Cites 'Red Flag' In Denying UnitedHealthcare Deal
• Judge Says Security Co. Has Proved Cybersquatting By Rival
• Walmart Beats Blind Customers' Self-Checkout ADA Suit
• Employers Advised To Heed Texas Vax Mandate Ban, For Now
• SEC Chair Wary Of Conflicts, Bias In Predictive Data Tools
• SEC Official Warns Vast Swaths Of Economy Are 'Going Dark'
• SEC Official Urges SPACs To Disclose Conflicts Of Interest
• CFPB Urged To Change Course On Earned-Wage Programs
• G-20 Trade Chiefs Still Committed To WTO But Seek Changes
• Google Hits Epic With Contract Claims In Antitrust Suit
• Justices Won't Hear DoorDash's PAGA Arbitration Challenge
• Ex-Braskem CEO Gets 20 Mos. Over Massive Bribery Scheme
• Biden Admin. Defends Trump-Era H-1B Wage Rule
• Embracing ESG: Jabil GC Talks Compliance Preparation
• Chopra Officially Takes Reins As CFPB's Next Director
• Insurer Accuses Jazz Pharma Of 'Grotesque' Antitrust Scheme
• Justices Want SG's Take In $420M Tata Trade Secrets Row
• Oracle Investors Want Class Cert. In Securities Fraud Suit
• Upshots Of Del. Holding On Appraisal Rights Waivers In M&A
• Womble Bond Taps Ex-DHS GC To Lead White Collar Group
• MCCA Launches Scorecard To Evaluate Law Firms' DEI Efforts
• Corporate Boards' Role In Workplace Vaccine Mandates
• Bankruptcy Venue Reform Bill Needs Amending
• Apple Says 9th Circ. Appeal Should Stay Epic App Store Order
• Employment Authority: Tesla Verdict & Starbucks Union Vote
• 9th Cir. Axes Ex-Bank Executives' Fraud Conspiracy Charges
• Chancery Orders Delay In $2B Thoma Bravo-QAD Merger Vote
• DOJ Cybersecurity Crackdown May Inspire Whistleblowers
• Kaiser Permanente Hit With Vaccine Mandate Suit
• McKesson Wins Class Decertification In 'Junk Fax' Fight
• Researchers Warn Of Ransomware Outfit Hitting Health Giants
• Ill. Residents Seek Cert. In Privacy Suit Against Tech Giants
• Tesla Stockholders Seek Revamp For Musk Stock Suit In Del.
• FTC's Chopra Knocks Agency's Merger Remedies Study
• Calif. Enacts 'Silenced No More' Law, Stifling NDAs In 2022
• 3 Ways CLOs Can Drive ESG Efforts
• Dems Ask FTC To Enforce Children's Privacy Policies
• China Tariff Relief Is Back, And So Is Importers' Angst
• Fitch Ratings Says Phishing To Increase Cyber Claim Volume
• CoinFlip Is Latest Co. To Hire CCO As Crypto Scrutiny Mounts
• Why Congress Should Pass Whistleblower Protection Law
• Consumer Product Agency Picks Up Steam Under Biden
• Corporate Attys Suffering From Pandemic-Driven Exhaustion
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Renren Investors To Settle Derivative Claims With $300M Deal
• Leafly Hires Former Aria Energy GC As New Top Attorney
• Chancery Kills Cox's Pending Wireless Deal With Verizon
• Antitrust Venue Law Would Embolden State-Level Enforcers
• Ex-SCANA CEO Gets 2 Years For Nuclear Project Coverup
• Major Rail, Subway Systems To Face New Cybersecurity Rules
• Columbia Reaches Deal To End COVID-19 Tuition Refund Case
• 5th Circ. Focused On Disputed Offers In Avanci Antitrust Case
• Fed. Circ. Outlines Willfulness, Enhanced Damages Standards
• CFTC's Stump Reflects On An Agency In Flux
• Microsoft Says Russia Leads Way On Nation-State Hacks
• Judge Explains Why Intel IP Antitrust Suit Was Axed
• Microsoft, Amazon Urge Climate Mitigation At Wash. Summit
• Out-Of-State Legal Work In NJ Homes Gets Ethics Greenlight
• 9th Circ. Judges Ask Ex-HP Worker For More No-Poach Proof
• United Moves To Trim COVID-19 Vax Mandate Suit
• Calif. Regulators Plan To Fight $18M EEOC, Activision Deal
• How Law Firms Can Rethink Offices In A Post-Pandemic World
• FTC Chair Khan Names Communications Expert As Adviser
• Google To Settle Long-Running Data Leakage Privacy Battle
• Federal Agencies Launch Plans To Reach Biden Climate Goals
• What To Expect From SEC's Equity Market Recommendations
• Mattel Investors Win Class Cert. In $109M Tax Expense Row
• S&P Warns Business To Face More Climate Litigation
• 3 Ways To Navigate Tipped Wages Obligations
• New FTC Approach On Debt In Mergers Fuels Atty Uncertainty
• Calif. Aims To Boost Disabled Workers' Wages, Curb NDAs
• SEC Hits Back At Bid To Curb Its AML Reporting Enforcement
• DOJ Launches Programs Aimed At Cybersecurity, Crypto
• Projects Would Face Stiffer Scrutiny Under Biden NEPA Rule
• Montana Firm Challenges State's Employer Vax Mandate Ban
• Ex-Safeway CEO Says Theranos Didn't Deliver On $55M Deal
• Walgreens, Purdue 'Colluded' To Spread Opioids, Jury Hears
• DOJ Nominee Hedges On Expansion Of Competition Reviews
• CCOs Play Key Role As Corruption, Supply Chain Risks Surge
• UAW Backs NLRB's Tesla Union-Busting Findings At 5th Circ.
• Axon Calls FTC Case At High Court 'As Important As It Gets'
• 9th Circ. Axes Freelancers' Challenge To Calif. Contractor Law
• Bill To Save Unused Employment-Based Visas Hits House
• Activist Investor Contests Board's Director Removal Rule
• Pa. Businesses Blocked In COVID Closure Waiver Suit
• Goldman, Investors Lay Out Cert. Fight Args For NY Judge
• New Slew Of Calif. Laws Crack Down On Plastics, Chemicals
• Butterball Facing Class Suit For Not Hiring Medical Pot Patient
• PTAB Revision Bill Offers US Makers Much-Needed Protection
• McDonald's Customers Sue Over Data Breach
• Spirit Airlines Sues AIG Over Coronavirus Coverage
• Insurers Beat Hotels' Suit Over COVID-19 Contamination
• Google Didn't Infringe Digital Photo Frame Patent, Jury Says
• Marriott Beats Stockholder Suit For Data Breach Damages
• DOL Urges Revival Of Hartford ERISA Suit At 2nd Circ.
• Protecting Attorney-Client Privilege In Human Rights Audits
• White House Proposes Strengthening NEPA Reviews
• Kodak Hit With New Investor Suit Over NY AG's Probe
• Ex-Theranos Lab Chief Says Ebola Rumor Was 'Final Straw'
• CVS, Walmart Opioid Trial Defense Hazy On Pharmacists' Role
• Cox Taps Ex-Wells Fargo Ethics Pro To Replace Retiring CCO 
• 3rd Circ. Blasts 'Trial Before Certification' Plan In Wage Suit
• SEC Probes Exchange-Traded Products For Investor Risks
• Camping World Tells Del. Court New Test Dooms Breach Suit
• Biz Groups Back Texas, Miss., La. Bid In Tax Cut Limit Suit
• State Farm Can't Dodge COVID-19 Pandemic Premiums Suit
• $86M Deal To End Calif. Superfund Suit Is Finalized
• Google Seeks Docs From Yelp Executive In Monopoly Case
• Ex-Facebook Employee Urges Senators To 'Stop The Harm'
• 2nd Circ. Pauses Climate Suit Remand For Exxon Appeal
• Corporate Partner Returns To Neal Gerber In Chicago
• Ozy Media Sued By Investor Over Exec Impersonation Scandal
• Warren Criticizes 'Corruption' At Fed Over Stock Trades
• Pharmacies' Opioid Screening 'Totally Ineffective,' Jury Hears
• Ericsson Takes Licensing Beef With Apple To Texas Court
• Investors Want Musk To Repay Up To $9.4B For SolarCity Deal
• High Court Urged To Take Up Monsanto Roundup Appeal
• Oculus Founder Accused Of Lying, Stealing IP As Trial Opens
• 2 Members Of 'Prolific' Ransomware Ring Busted In Ukraine
• Tesla Hit With $137M Verdict In Race Harassment Trial
• Facebook Says FTC's Antitrust Suit Should Be Tossed Again
• Insurers See Hope In BIPA Coverage Battle With NC Ruling
• Ex-FTC Tech Leader Picked To Head Calif. Privacy Agency
• DOL Contractor Watchdog Unveils $3.3M Worth Of Bias Deals
• FTC Split Over 'Integrating' Data Privacy And Competition
• Policyholders Hopeful Despite 9th Circ. COVID-19 Losses
• Chicken Execs Face Trial, Spar With Gov't Over Witness
• GM, Ford Near TM Deal Over Self-Driving Car Brand
• IPR Denied? Alternate Path Still Open After Fed. Circ. Case
• Senate Confirms Sheppard Mullin Partner As DHS GC
• 4 Georgia Cases To Watch This Fall
• Chipotle Settles Management Trainees' OT Suit For $8M
• When Antitrust's Consumer Welfare Standard And ESG Collide
• Warren Asks SEC To Probe Potential Insider Trading At Fed
• Embracing ESG: Baker Hughes CLO Talks Sustainability Team
• Uber Must Face New Class Members' Claims In IPO Suit
• Apple Inks $95M Deal To End IPhone, IPad Warranty Suit
• Justices Won't Hear Trade Groups' NY Opioid Tax Challenge
• High Court Won't Review AB 5 Motor Carrier Law Override
• Employment Authority: Big Wage Cases & NLRB Athlete Memo
• Tesla Expected Staffing Cos. To Do Anti-Harassment Trainings
• Counties Say Opioid Trial Can Redress 'Great Stress' Of Crisis
• Ex-Theranos Lab Chief Testifies That Balwani Wasn't Qualified
• Supreme Court's Return Could Deliver Conservative Windfall
• DC Circ. Calls ATM Fee Antitrust Class Cert. 'Questionable'
• 4 Workplace Law Questions The High Court Can Answer
• Google Infringed Digital Photo Frame Patent, Texas Jury Hears
• 9th Circ. Deals Losses To Policyholders In COVID-19 Disputes
• Judge To Reconsider Partial SEC Win Against Ex-Biotech Exec
• Pro Say: A Supreme Court Term Packed With Landmark Cases
• 2nd Neiman Marcus Breach Affects Up To 4.6 Million Shoppers
• FERC Attys' Emails Broke Regs In $229M Enforcement Case
• NY Casino Cites Unique Coverage In Virus Suit With Insurers
• QAD Investor Seeks Court Block On $2B Thoma Bravo Merger
• Adapting To New Anti-Dumping And Countervailing Duty Rules
• Up Next At High Court: State Water Rights, CIA Black Sites
• Cyber Insurance Prices To Surge After COVID-19, S&P Warns
• What Mainstreaming Of Litigation Finance Means For Industry
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• EBay, Morgan Lewis Can't Nix Subpoenas In Stalking Case
• Delta Wins Challenge To NYC's Paid Sick Leave Law