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Corporate - November, 2021

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• NY Says Amazon Should Be Forced To Address COVID Safety
• High Court's Right Flank Floats Chevron Deference Overhaul
• 'God's Tigress': Feds Query Holmes On Balwani 'Love' Texts
• Biden Vax Mandate Preliminarily Blocked By La. Federal Judge
• Insider Testifies Capacitor Prices Fixed Over Drinks, Karaoke
• App Makers Join Epic's Bid To Enforce 'Vital' App Store Order
• Starbucks Hit With Age Bias Suit Over Management Hires
• 6th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Bridal Salon's Virus Coverage Suit
• T-Mobile Investor Sues Over Massive Data Breach
• Behind The Scenes With Opioid Attys At Landmark Jury Trial
• Del. Judge Says No US Jurisdiction For GCX Clawback Case
• Del. Justices Back Verisign's Win On Net Operating Losses
• Poultry Execs Want Antitrust Charges Tossed Amid Trial
• Amazon Keeps Win In 3rd-Party Electric Bike Injury Suit
• DOJ's 1st Wage-Fixing Case Survives Dismissal Bid
• The Implications Of COP26 For Legal Practitioners
• 5 Considerations For Obtaining Design Patents In US, Abroad
• Nutter Adds Boston Fed Associate GC As Banking Partner
• Wiley Adds Trillium Health GC To Health Care Practice
• Judge Blocks Biden's Contractor Vax Mandate In 3 States
• Developer Asks 4th Circ. To Revive $500M Virus Coverage Suit
• Ex-OSI Controller Gets 3 Years For Insider Trading Conviction
• SEC's Proxy Voting Proposal Could Shake Up Private Funds
• Without Leadership Buy-In, Law Firm DEI Efforts Stand To Fail
• Holmes Says Ex-Theranos Exec Controlled And Abused Her
• Ex-Google Workers Say Co. Breached 'Don't Be Evil' Mandate
• Capacitor Makers Owe $427M For Price-Fixing, Jury Told
• Lululemon, Peloton To Work Out Sportswear IP Fight In Court
• Ohio Ransomware Ruling Heightens 'Silent Cyber' Worries
• 4 Amicus Briefs Filed In Restaurants' $50M Virus Suit Appeal
• Chancery Nixes New Doc Demands In McDonald's Exec Suit
• United Micro To Pay Micron In Tech Theft Suit Settlement
• Ad Rulings Offer Tips For Cos. To Avoid 'Greenwashing'
• Facebook Shareholder Can't Appeal Chancery Court Stay
• 5th Circ. Asked To Rethink SEC Win In Test Of Liu Decision
• Best Practices In Preparation For FCPA Enforcement Surge
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Procurement, Steel Litigants Dig In
• Epic Fights Apple's Bid To Pause App Store Order
• SEC Issues Guidance On 'Spring-Loaded' Executive Comp
• Restaurateur Seeks New Trial Over Denied COVID Coverage
• Confronting Origination Credit: Self-Advocacy Tips For Attys
• Icahn Seeks TRO In Del. For Southwest Gas Stock Sale Plan
• Cargill Wants Insurer To Cover $44M Worker Kickback Losses
• 3 Key Details To Watch As Congress Mulls Breach Report Law
• Mattel, Investors Cut $98M Deal To End Tax Misstatement Row
• Turkeys, Corn, Fire: Insurance Suits For This Thanksgiving
• New TCPA Battleground Emerges Over Minors' Consent
• Plaid's $58 Million Privacy Deal Gets Early Sign-Off
• Justices Face Sticky Question In New Tariff Authority Fight
• Surgical Robot Co. Must Face Instruments Antitrust Claims
• Chancery Tosses Wayfair Stockholders' $535M Note Sale Suit
• US Blacklists 27 Companies Over Security Threats
• Columbia U. Settles COVID-19 Tuition Refund Suit For $12.5M
• As Climate Litigation Heats Up, More Cos. Face Liability Risk
• USAA Wants Totaled-Car Class Suit Tossed Over Bankruptcy
• DOL Benefits Arm Recoveries Dip To $2.4B In 2021
• Rail Unions Say Amtrak's Vaccine Mandate Is Unlawful
• Convicted Ex-Insys Execs Must Pay $48.3M To Victims
• No COVID Coverage For Canceled TV Show, Insurer Says
• A Real-World Guide To Staying Discovery In Federal Court
• Inside 5 Of 2021's Most High-Profile Takeover Battles
• Ex-PlayStation Worker Accuses Sony Of Gender Bias
• Holmes Admits Adding Pfizer Logo To Reports For Walgreens
• Despite Jury Win, Opioid Attys Predict 'A Long Way To Go'
• Pfizer Says Employee Stole Confidential Docs On COVID Vax
• Ex-Cozen Atty Ends SEC Insider Trading Claim With $20K Deal
• Apple Sues NSO Group Over IPhone Hacking
• NY High Court Sides With JP Morgan In $140M Insurance Suit
• Industry Lines Up Against Biden NEPA Changes
• SEC Warning To Crypto Attys Harkens To Prior Crackdowns
• SDNY To Randomly Assign Large Bankruptcy Cases
• In-House Attorney's Bias Suit Comes Up Short At 6th Circ.
• Fintech Startup Maxwell Adds Ex-Fannie Mae Lawyer As GC
• United Workers Can't Halt Vax Mandate Amid 5th Circ. Appeal
• Turkey Joins US-Led Pact To Scrap Digital Taxes
• Pharmacy Giants Fueled Opioid Crisis, Ohio Jury Finds
• DOJ Sues To Block US Sugar Deal
• Amazon, Apple Fined €200M By Italian Antitrust Watchdog
• Tesla Must Face Trafficking Claims Related To Contractor
• ​​​​​​​Meta Investors Sue Over Alleged Mental Health Concerns
• Sanofi Unit To Pay $180M In Disease Treatment Patent Fight
• Holmes Testifies She Thought Theranos Could Do 'Any Test'
• Tinder Founder Says Ex-Match CEO Strong-Armed Him At Trial
• Air Canada To Pay $2M To End DOT's COVID-19 Refund Action
• GoDaddy Says Data Breach Exposed 1.2M Users' Passwords
• MedMen Cleared By Jury In Ex-CFO's Wrongful Discharge Suit
• Wash. Businesses Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Virus Suits
• Google Seeks Recusal Of DOJ Antitrust Chief For Past Work
• DOJ-Walmart Opioid Battle Halted As High Court Reviews CSA
• Insurer Says It's Off The Hook For $32M Kraft Heinz Verdict
• US, Turkey Settle Differences In Digital Tax Dispute
• 2nd Circ. Rejects 'Umbrella' Antitrust Suit Against AmEx
• DOJ Suit Over American, JetBlue Alliance Might See Sept. Trial
• DoorDash Settles San Francisco Wage Probe For $5.3M
• Retailer's COVID Coverage Suit Tossed Under Virus Exclusion
• Takeaways And Next Steps After FSOC's Climate Risk Report
• Facebook Can Unfriend Fake Ad Click Row, Judge Rules
• A Software Primer For Attorneys After Cyber Executive Order
• Ex-LeClairRyan GC Gets Nearly 4 Years For Obstruction
• 3 Cases Could Influence Electric Vehicle SPAC Litigation
• 5 Suits Demand Docs On Activision Blizzard Harassment
• Employment Authority: Vax-Or-Test Rule Heads To 6th Circ.
• Pomerantz Chases Its Own Archegos Litigation Against Banks
• Atty Accuses SEC Of Defaming Client In Insider Trading Case
• US Chamber Says FTC 'Going Rogue' Under New Chair
• Texas Judge Stands By Ruling In United Airlines Vaccine Fight
• Holmes Tells Jurors Some Investors Didn't Want Theranos Info
• Investors Bancorp Faces Merger Suit As $3.5B Deal Wins Vote
• Amazon Is Hawking Fake Cashmere, Industry Group Claims
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Southwest Gas Investor Seeks Info Over Spurned $4.4B Offer
• How DOJ May Beat The White Collar Fraud Clock Post-COVID
• MTA Escapes In-House Lawyer's Race, Sex Bias Suit
• 5 Critical Steps For Ensuring ESG Transparency
• Mass. Data Privacy Bill Would Increase Litigation Risks
• Fortune Writer Claims Holmes Duped Him As DOJ Wraps Case
• SEC Says Fines Surged, Disgorgement Plunged In FY 2021
• Contamination Exclusion Bars Coverage For Water Park Co.
• Dr. Martens Maker Wins Injunction In Calif. Trade Dress Case
• Calif. High Court Leaves $87M Roundup Verdict In Place
• Blue Origin Had No Shot At $2.9B Contract, Claims Court Says
• State Regulators Aim To Mitigate Climate Risks, NAIC Says
• Judge Tosses NY Restaurant's $1.7M Virus Coverage Suit
• CMS Vaccine Rules Could Create FCA Risks For Cos.
• Christian Florist Drops High Court Appeal Over Gay Wedding
• Frost Brown Beefs Up Tech, Real Estate Groups With 4 Attys
• FCC Requires Carriers To Allow Texting To Suicide Hotline
• Society Insurance Scores Win In Ill. Virus Coverage Suit
• Tesla Looks To Reverse 'Staggering' $137M Loss In Bias Suit
• 3 Firms Vie For Lead Role In Honest Co. Investor Suits
• FTC Urges Court Not To Toss Facebook Monopolization Suit
• Theranos Patient Got Incorrect HIV Test Result, Jury Told
• Ex-MedMen CFO Owed $24M Over Contract Breach, Jury Told
• SEC Faces Challenge To Extended Disgorgement Shot Clock
• Privacy Dominates Bedoya's Breezy FTC Nomination Hearing
• Zillow Hit With Investor Suit Over COVID Home-Buying Spree
• Navient To Pay $42.5M To End Investor Suits In Del., NJ
• Insurer Escapes Coverage For Fla. Biz's $9.6M Virus Losses
• Most P&C Rates To Soften In 2022, Cyber Expected To Jump
• SEC Approves Universal Proxy, Seeks To Ease Regs On Firms
• Apple Asks 9th Circ. To Pause Epic App Store Order
• Pfizer's $2.3B Trillium Deal Closes Without FTC Challenge
• How DOD's Climate Focus Will Affect Gov't Procurement
• Heed These Rules, Or Risk Your Argument On Appeal
• Trade Court Continues Rebuke Of Solar Panel Tariff Renewal
• SEC Cases Against Public Cos. Fell Again In FY21
• Early ESG Due Diligence Can Minimize Risk, Maximize Reward
• 4 Ways Kanter Should Clean Up DOJ Antitrust Holdups
• PayPal Elevates Top Atty As Successor To GC
• Anti-Spoofing Enforcement Bill Sails Through Senate Panel
• LinkedIn Employees Must Rework 401(k) ERISA Suit
• 'Perfect Storm' Drives BigLaw Race For Antitrust Lawyers
• Biden Urges FTC To Probe Oil And Gas Cos. Over Price Spikes
• Convicted Insider Trader Must Disclose Atty Communications
• Apple's $100M Antitrust Deal With Developers Gets Initial Nod
• Ex-MedMen CFO Breached Fiduciary Duty, Atty Testifies
• Investors Gave Theranos $96M Despite Due Diligence Gaps
• CFPB's Newest Hook On Big Tech May Be 1970s Data Law
• Merck, Glenmark Want Jury To Decide Zetia Antitrust Market
• FBI Tells Lawmakers Cyberattacks Must Be Reported Directly
• Fed Bans Md. Community Bank's Ex-GC From The Industry
• SEC's Roisman Wary Of Playing Into 'Gamification' Fears
• Ripple Labs Wants Smaller Role For SEC In Crypto Oversight
• Court Rejects Portland's Support Of Restaurants In Virus Suits
• Ex-Pot Co. GC Wants Malpractice Suit Kept In Fed. Court
• NY Guidance Asks Insurers To Manage, Disclose Climate Risk
• SEC Panel Urged To Boost Rural Access To Capital Raising
• Senate Confirms Kanter To Head DOJ Antitrust Division
• Cos. Must Brace For Financial Regs On Climate-Related Risk
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Tax Pro In Chicago
• FTC Tells High Court Impax Ruling Needs No Review
• What To Include In Orders Governing Remote Arbitration
• Importers Keep Foot On Gas In Bid To Erase China Tariffs
• 6th Circ. Tapped To Oversee Battle Over DOL Vax-Or-Test Rule
• Ex-DOD GC Rejoins Wilson Sonsini In Calif.
• MSG Entertainment Taps Ex-Samsung Top Attorney As GC
• Theranos Investor FOMO Is Due Diligence Lesson, Attys Say
• EEOC Pulls In $484M Haul For Bias Victims In 2021
• Wash. AG Steals Defense Thunder As $95B Opioid Trial Starts
• Lax Pharmacies Fed Opioid Crisis, Jury Told As Trial Ends
• MedMen's Ex-CFO Had Poor 'Grip' On Finances, Jury Told
• Theranos Investor Emailed Prosecutors During Trial, Jury Told
• Leahy's Exit May Return Senate IP Control To PTAB Critics
• Amazon Cuts Deal To End Suit Over COVID-19 Workplace Data
• JPMorgan Says Tesla Owes $162M For 2018 Go-Private Tweet
• Facebook Can't Keep Top Execs' Musings Out Of Privacy Row
• Diller Denies He Lowballed Tinder's Value, Threatened Anyone
• 1st Calif. Virus Coverage Appeal Goes Against Hotelier
• Biden Readies For New Hurdles With $1.2T Infrastructure Deal
• State AGs Update Google Display Ad Monopoly Case
• SEC's 2021 Tipster Awards Topped All Prior Years Combined
• Oil Executive Gets 3 Years In Revenue-Pumping Scheme
• Duke Energy To Add 2 Board Members Amid Activist Dispute
• US, Israel Partner Up To Counter Ransomware Deluge
• Embracing ESG: CBRE GC Talks Effective Compliance Emails
• Qualcomm Dodges Investor's Suit Over Board Diversity
• Justices Want Gov't Opinion In Truckers' Classification Case
• Alleging An LLC's Citizenship With Imperfect Information
• GM Asks Ga. High Court To Shield Its CEO From Deposition
• Former SEC Senior Counsel Jumps To Debevoise & Plimpton
• Ohio AG Hits Facebook With Fraud Suit Tied To Whistleblower
• Amazon Worker Launches Class Cert. Bid In NJ Wage Suit
• Judge Sontchi To Retire From Del. Bankruptcy Bench In '22
• Sen. Leahy Announces End To Congressional Career
• COVID-19's Impact On Businesses Fuels ADA Reform Debate
• 5th Circ. Affirms Block Of Employer Vax-Or-Test Rule
• 5 Key Details As Drama Surrounds $95B Opioid Trial In Wash.
• Retailers' Cybersecurity Efforts Falling Short, Study Finds
• EU's Expansion Of Merger Review Authority Poses Catch-22
• FTC's New Plan Focuses On Workers, Structural Merger Fixes
• SEC Seeks To Enforce Contested Subpoenas Against DeFi Biz
• Snapchat Hid Apple Privacy Changes' Ad Effect, Investors Say
• DOJ Orders IHS Markit Divestitures For $44B Merger With S&P
• Sanofi Beats Whistleblower Suit From Ex-Sales Reps
• 3rd Circ. Risks Twisting COVID Immunity Law Into Pretzel
• Customers Sue Robinhood Over Data Security Breach
• Employment Authority: Vax-Or-Test Compliance To Tackle Now
• Global ESG Disclosure Standardization Efforts Show Promise
• Doubts Swirl Over US' Ability To Ratify Global Tax Deal
• SEC Policy Easing Investor Proposals Could Spark Pushback
• Ex-JPMorgan VP Says She Was Fired For Spotting Red Flags
• 9th Circ. Jurisdiction Ruling Guides On Class Action Strategy
• Bipartisan CFIUS Proposals Lack Cohesive Security Strategy
• United Workers Say Judge Overlooked Harms In Vaccine Fight
• The Hazards Of Female Lawyers Being 'Office Moms'
• Hall Booth Nabs In-House Counsel For Health Care Team
• US Biz Associations Call On USTR To Modernize WTO
• Horizon Taps Ex-NJ Human Services Commissioner As GC
• Ill. Right To Publicity Class Actions May Extend Cos.' Liability
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Chancery Roasts Loews Attys In $690M Award To Investors
• Growing Role For Attorneys As 'Greenwashing' Risks Mount
• Cravath, Baker McKenzie-Led J&J Plans Consumer Biz Spinoff
• Workers Say UPS 'Old Boys' Club' Stifles Women's Careers
• Theranos Exec Threatened Investor With Litigation, Jury Told
• Lyft Taps Associate GC And Litigator To Take Over Legal Dept.
• US Solar Cos.' Anonymity Sinks China Tariff Probe
• Fintiv Rule Fight To Continue After Tech Challenge Fails
• Regulators Scrap Virus-Era Compliance Relief For Servicers
• Ex-Match CEO Corrupted Tinder Valuation, Jury Hears
• EU Google Shopping Order Reinforces Self-Preferencing Fight
• PwC, Investors Strike $14.9M Deal In Oil Co. Securities Suit
• SEC Chair Wants Transparency In Private Fund Investor Fees
• SEC Warns Advisers That Fee Failures May Constitute Fraud
• Hotel In Versace Mansion Gets Split Virus Coverage Ruling
• FTC Orders 2 Generics Divested In $210M Pharma Deal
• 7th Circ. Mulls Virus Exclusion For Ill. Mattress Co.'s Losses
• Delaware Justices Reject Challenge To $7B USG-Knauf Merger
• Discovery Immunity For Draft Expert Reports Lacks Clarity
• Facebook Investors' Lead Class Counsel Beats Del. Challenge
• Salon's Virus Coverage Class Action Doomed By Exclusion
• DOJ Sues Uber Over Wait Fees For People With Disabilities
• Tech Giants Strike Out In Suit Attacking PTAB Denials
• Biden's USPTO Pick Can Restore Much-Needed Patent Reform
• Ex-McKinsey Partner Charged With Insider Trading On Deal
• Calif. Pot Co. Shryne Taps Irell & Manella Vet As CLO
• Google Loses Challenge To €2.4B Antitrust Fine Over Search
• Google Beats Consumer Tracking Case At UK Top Court
• NHTSA Awards $24M To Hyundai, Kia Whistleblower
• Ex-Broadcom Engineer Charged With Stealing Trade Secrets
• Religious Groups Fire Back In 5th Circ. Vax-Or-Test Rule Battle
• Apple Must End App Store Anti-Steering Rules By Dec. 9
• Sheppard Mullin Tapped For Probe Into Anaheim Ducks GM
• Consumer Groups Back Bill Giving FTC Privacy Fining Power
• Ex-Theranos Lab Chief Doubted Holmes' 'Implausible' Takes
• 'Broad Agreement' For Antitrust Reform But Not FTC Changes
• Investor Claims $1.2B FireEye Deal Bypassed Shareholders
• Standard Chartered Group GC Joins Paul Weiss In London
• Chancery Pauses Twitter Derivative Suit Over $3B Deal
• 43 AGs Support Bankruptcy Forum Shopping Bill
• Visa Holders Want USCIS To Reinstate Work Permit Deadline
• SEC's Crenshaw Urges DeFi Cos. To Play By Disclosure Rules
• Defense Tips For Navigating SEC's New Admissions Policy
• A Phased Approach To In-House Legal Tech Adoption
• Cooley Snags Ex-Treasury Atty Who Aided CFIUS Expansion
• Advocates Urge 9th Circ. To Rethink Payday Lending Order
• US Oil Agrees To Pay $2.5M Over SEC Disclosures
• Paul Weiss, Gibson Dunn Steer GE's Split Into 3 Cos.
• 4 Economic Takeaways From 6th Circ. ProMedica Decision
• Basel Group To Update Standards On Climate, Cryptoassets
• Southwest Gas Says Icahn's $4.4B Takeover Bid Is Inadequate
• PNC Inks $14.5M Deal With Merchants In Overbilling Spat
• United Workers Can't Ground Airline's Vaccine Mandate
• Kroger's $5M Deal Over Accellion Hack Gets Initial Nod
• Reed Smith Beats DQ Bid Over Privileged LuLaRoe Docs
• SEC's Grewal Denies 'Regulation By Enforcement' On Crypto
• Tinder Founders Slam Match As $2.5B Trial Begins
• 9th Circ. Nixes NSO's Immunity Bid In WhatsApp Hacking Suit
• Sanofi, Whistleblower Settle 19-Year Cancer Drug FCA Battle
• Justices Eye Tossing H&M Copyright Case For Question Swap
• SEC Taps Kirkland Partner As New PCAOB Chair
• Robinhood Says Hacker Stole Millions Of Customers' Info
• More Than 20 Unions Want Chicago's Vax Mandate Stayed
• $6.1M Seized From Ransomware Cartel, US Authorities Say
• 2 NBA Teams Tap BigLaw Firms Amid Toxic Workplace Claims
• Justices Won't Review 'Devastating' IPR Rulings In $44M Case
• Confronting Origination Credit: How Firms Can Redo Policies
• Luxury Retailer To Pay $11M To Settle Securities Fraud Suit
• Supreme Court Won't Weigh In On PDVSA Bribery Suit
• RR Donnelley Hit With Class Suit Claiming Poison Pill Bias
• Experts Predict Jump In Insolvencies As Gov't Measures Ease
• Best Practices To Ensure DPA Compliance After Ericsson
• Justices Pass On Bid To Curb SEC Role In AML Enforcement
• DOL Moves To Ditch Religious Bias Carveout For Contractors
• Employment Authority: Vax-Or-Test Rule & John Deere Strike
• 4 BigLaw Players In Elizabeth Holmes' Criminal Fraud Trial
• DOD's Cybersecurity Overhaul Creates New FCA Risk
• Boeing Board Inks $238M Deal To End 737 Max Derivative Suit
• Jury Convicts Chinese Spy Of Attempted Espionage, IP Theft
• SEC OKs Audit Watchdog's Rule On Foreign Firm Inspections
• Insurers Play A Key Role In Infrastructure Cyberattack Defense
• 1st Circ. Slams Brakes On Lyft Drivers' Employee Status Fight
• SolarWinds Hit With Del. Derivative Suit Over Sunburst Hack
• NFL Misses Deadline For Washington Team Investigation Docs
• JPMorgan Sued In Del. For Docs On $920M DOJ Settlement
• Biden Admin. Urges Ariz. Judge To Keep Vax Mandate Intact
• How To Comply With ABA's New Language Access Guidance
• Cancer Patient Urges High Court To Ignore Monsanto Appeal
• Insurers Not Lovin' Suit Against McDonald's Franchisee
• COVID-19 Coverage Fights Head To State High Courts
• SEC Senior Counsel Named Head Of Whistleblower Office
• Nondebtor Release Bill Would Excessively Limit Ch. 11 Access
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Navigating FCPA Risks Of Minority-Owned Joint Ventures
• Twitter Seeks Stay, Special Review Of $3B Deal Suit In Del.
• Incorporating Safeguards For CFPB Info Request Targets
• Calif. Pot Cos. Want Suit Against Ex-GC Back In State Court
• Legal Sector Adds 4,700 Jobs In October
• Ex-Rivian Exec Says Electric Car Co. Has 'Toxic Bro Culture'
• Facebook 'Crushed' Photo App Rival, Antitrust Suit Says
• Holmes Cited Walgreens Deal In Rushing Investors, Jury Told
• 6 More States Sue Biden Over Gov't Contractor Vax Mandate
• 5 Takeaways From Drugmakers' Win In Calif. Opioid Trial
• FTC Fining Power, But Less Flexibility, In New House Budget
• DOD Proposes Version 2.0 For Cybersecurity Program
• WTO Warns Of Trade's Negative Impact On Climate Change
• CFPB's Chopra Warns On 'Sloppy' Consumer Report Matching
• Kaiser Says Workers Rely On 'Bizarre' Theories In Vax Row
• Why Slack Decision Struck A Nerve With Corporate America
• Contractor COVID Vax Mandate Deadline Extended To Jan. 4
• Former ICC Court President Launches New Arbitration Firm
• Tech Sector Attacks Bipartisan Antitrust Bill As Vague, Biased
• Gensler To Attys: Don't Help Crypto Cos. Hide From The SEC
• Game Over For Atari In IP Suit Against Redbubble, Jury Says
• Crypto Exec's Case Against SEC Shows Limits Of Admin Law
• Shareholder Says Macy's Lacks Strategy For The Digital Age
• Orrick Brings On Goldman's Former Head Of Litigation
• Electric Truck Co. Nikola Earmarks $125M To Settle SEC Probe
• 4 Important Class Cert. Issues From 2 Data Breach Cases
• Biden Admin. Unveils COVID Rule For Private-Sector Workers
• Biden Orders Nearly 300 Fed. Gov't Cyber Weaknesses Fixed
• Calif. Justices Mull Evidentiary Standard In Retaliation Cases
• Fecal Testing Startup Founders Can't Flush SEC Charges
• Boies Said Theranos Tech Was Sound, Investors' Atty Testifies
• 6 Key Questions For Contractors On The Vaccine Mandate
• Ransomware Crews Seizing On Merger Info To Bolster Attacks
• Del. Justices Uphold Williams Cos. Poison Pill Shutdown
• SEC Guidance May Make It Harder To Block Shareholder Votes
• Lawmaker Reintroduces Pandemic Risk Insurance Act
• US-EU Tariff Deal Begets Tricky New Landscape For Importers
• Senate Confirms Biden's Pick For EPA's Top Lawyer
• DOJ Reads Up On Monopsony Law In Penguin Merger Fight
• Walgreens Must Face Trimmed Investor Stock-Drop Claims
• High Court Wants More Input On Calif. Auto-IRA Battle
• Bank Scheme Ruling Spotlights Clash Over Limits Of Fraud
• How To Minimize FCA Cyber Fraud Enforcement Risk
• Ex-AT&T Exec Says Diversity Push Cost Him His Job
• Preparing For The New FTC Warning-Letter Process In M&A
• Del. Justices Challenge Shire On $45M 'Windfall' Objection
• Greenspring GC Rejoins Gibson Dunn As Partner In DC
• House To Consider Curbing Purdue-Style Ch. 11 Releases
• Best Practices For Hiring And Integrating Freelance Lawyers
• NY Banking Agency Pitches New CRA Data Reporting Reg
• Ex-Cravath Atty Introduced Rich Clients To Holmes, Jury Told
• Apple, Google, Tesla, Microsoft Beat Child Labor Mine Suit
• Apple's $100M Antitrust Deal With Developers Nears Sign-Off
• Zurich Beats COVID-19 Coverage Suit After 6th Circ. Victory
• Wary Justices Mull Fed. Courts' Jurisdiction Over Arb. Awards
• House Dems Subpoena Oil Giants For Climate Deception Info
• How Hueston Hennigan Notched A Landmark Opioid Trial Win
• Pandemic Can't Justify Temporary Foreign Hires, Judge Says
• Takeaways From DOJ's Challenge To Big 5 Publishing Deal
• State Farm Avoids Coverage Of Travel Agency's Virus Losses
• White House Will Walk Tightrope With Next NEPA Rule
• Biz Groups Urge 9th Circ. To Rethink Arbitration Ban Ruling
• The Changes We're Seeing In Biden-Era Merger Review
• Questions To Ask If Doing Business In A Corruption Hot Spot
• New DOJ Corporate Crime Approach May Deter Self-Reporting
• AIG Needn't Cover TCPA Suit, 10th Circ. Says
• 5 Post-Theranos Insights On Board Member Oversight
• $100M ERISA Kickback Suit Comes Up Short
• Insurer Dodges Coverage In Casino's Pandemic Loss Suit
• Facebook To Halt Facial Recognition After $650M Privacy Deal
• Senate Panel Mulls Role Of Big Tech In Counterfeit Problem
• DOJ Challenging Penguin's $2.2B Simon & Schuster Deal
• Employer Lessons From Facebook's Anti-US Bias Settlement
• Recology, MoFo Attys Drove Worker To Suicide, Family Says
• Jury Awards Boston Scientific $20M In Nevro Patent Trial
• 5th Circ. Mulls COVID Coverage For The 1st Time
• Zurich Freed From Covering Burrito Chain's Pandemic Losses
• Saks, Lord & Taylor Shoppers Want $2M Hacking Deal OK'd
• From Fintiv To Arthrex, New USPTO Chief Will Have Full Plate
• Drugmakers Not Liable For Calif. Opioid Crisis, Judge Finds
• Redbubble's In-House Atty Defends IP Practices In Atari Trial
• Zurich Beats Midwestern College's COVID-19 Coverage Claims
• FTC Commissioner Eyes Shift On Standard-Essential Patents
• Judge Reluctantly Rejects Virus Coverage For NJ Orthodontist
• High Court Review Puts EPA In Carbon Regulatory Limbo
• Justices' Review Of Power Regs Comes Amid Climate Crunch
• High Court Turns Away 5 More Post-Janus Suits
• Embracing ESG: Cognizant Counsel, CSO Talk Collaboration
• Jury Clears Ex-Iconix CEO Of Conspiring To Dupe Wall Street
• Ex-SEC Senior Trial Atty Jumps To Quinn Emanuel
• Jackson Hewitt Must Face Expanded 'No-Poach Culture' Suit
• AIG Unit Has To Cover Utility's Legal Fees After All
• Justices Won't Bite Into Pocky Cookie Trade Dress Dispute
• Judge Sinks Bribery Claims Against Wynn Resorts, Ex-GC
• Remote HSR Merger Info Requests Could Be Lasting
• High Court Turns Down 3rd Patent Eligibility Case In A Month
• Justices Refuse Challenge To DOL Visa Oversight
• As Social Impact Becomes The Test, Firms Asked To Step Up
• The 2021 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• Social Impact Leaders: A Look At Our New Law Firm Ranking