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Corporate - January, 2022

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• Ruling Bars Co.'s Sale Of Altered Rolexes, Lets It Keep Profits
• DOJ Tells DC Circ. To Reassemble States' Facebook Claims
• AFL-CIO Calls House Competition Bill A Boon To Workers
• Feds Tell Jury Ex-Drug Co-Op CEO To Blame For Opioid Crisis
• Securities Litigation Trends To Watch This Year
• Tillis Floats Idea To Consolidate USPTO, Copyright Office
• DaVita Can't Duck Criminal Antitrust Suit Over No Poach Deals
• Keys To Keeping Law Firm Talent Amid The Great Resignation
• Medtronic Accused Of Stealing Rival's Sales Reps, Customers
• EPA Floats Stabilizing Mercury Emissions Rule
• Chicago Atty Pleads Not Guilty To Insider Trading Charges
• Judge Tosses Philadelphia-Area Diner's Virus Coverage Suit
• HP Ruling Opens New Path For Duped Investors In Fraud Suits
• EBay In Talks To Settle Couple's Harassment Claims
• Medical Imaging CEO Gets 5 Years In Prison For $250M Fraud
• SEC Spares Tech Firm Fines In Effort To Play Up Remediation
• Yelp Execs Ink $18M Deal To End Investor Suit Over Ad Woes
• Facebook Inks Deal To End Advertiser's False Ad Suit
• CVS Drug Buyers Ask 9th Circ. For Redo Of $121M Trial
• Employment Authority: Breyer Opinions & Apology Letters
• SEC Could Pull More 'Unicorns' Into Public Reporting Regime
• Insurance Broker Escapes Law Firm's Virus Coverage Suit
• Property Insurance Not For Virus Losses, Trade Group Argues
• DOL Says Employers Struggling With Mental Health Parity Law
• Relentless Catastrophes Push Insurance Industry To Change
• DOJ Tells 9th Circ. Apple App Store Rules Need Another Look
• Key Takeaways From The New Onslaught Of FCRA Filings
• Food Giant ADM Sues Tech Exec Over Move To Green Plains
• UK Approves Autonomy Founder's Extradition To America
• Zurich Beats Fashion Retailer's Pandemic Coverage Suit
• Ex-EBay Execs Get A May Trial Date In Cyberstalking Case
• Former Coke GC's Shelved Diversity Plan Still Reverberates
• What High Court Ruling Means For ERISA Class Claims
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Employer's Agenda: Cognizant Counsel Talk Remote Work
• Acing Board-Shareholder Interactions Amid New Challenges
• Strategies For Coping With Stress In The Legal Profession
• HP Wins UK Fraud Suit Over Autonomy Acquisition
• 3M Hit With $110M Verdict In Fla. Military Earplug Bellwether
• Teva Gets Nod For $420M Price-Fixing Deal With Investors
• The Term: Breyer's Legacy And The Nomination To Come
• SEC Taps Ex-Cravath Partner To Be Corp Fin Deputy Director
• Breyer Retiring As Supreme Court Lurches Right
• Apple Can't Hide Behind Privacy In Epic Fight, 9th Circ. Told
• Judge Tosses LA Landlord's Virus Loss Suit Against Travelers
• Biden FRAND Policy Will Help Protect Competition
• CORRECTION: DHS Opens 20,000 H-2B Visas Amid Labor Shortage
• Alsup Fears $50M Pinterest Workplace Deal May Be 'Cosmetic'
• Labaton Nabs Lead In Honest Co. Investor's Diaper IPO Suit
• SEC Refloats Executive Compensation Disclosure Rule
• Lessons On Conflicted-Party Transactions From NC Ruling
• New NY Rule Forces Settlement Talks Before Trial
• Google GC Named To Board Of Legal Diversity Council
• AGs Ask OSHA For Climate Change Heat Standards
• What Climate Migration Forecast Means For Risk Management
• What You Need To Know About Judge Jackson
• Calif. Justices Back Worker-Friendly Test For Retaliation Suits
• Biden At His Side, Justice Breyer Announces Retirement
• VLSI Patent In $2.18B Intel Verdict Faces PTAB Validity Check
• Intel Must Face Trimmed Microprocessor Security Flaw Suit
• Northrop's Pension Denials Sounded Like Threats, Judge Told
• Nike GC Hilary Krane To Retire; CCO Tapped To Replace Her
• No Physical Loss Dooms Gift Shop Co.'s Virus Coverage Suit
• Insurers Beat Virus Suit In NJ As Property Damage Is Absent
• Disclosures Head Off Injunction, Heat Up Merger Battle In Del.
• Democrats Plan Swift Confirmation Of Breyer Successor
• Wash. AG's Antitrust Probe Ends 'Sold By Amazon' Program
• Del. Court Tosses Challenge To $13B Noble-Chevron Merger
• FedEx Investor Urges Del. Justices To Reverse Chancery Toss
• Dems' Competition Bill Would Create New Startup Visa
• Rep. Says Transparency Bills Can Lead To Privacy Gains
• Trump NEPA Rule Fight Is A Non-Starter, 4th Circ. Told
• SEC Seeks To Beef Up Regs On Treasury Trading Platforms
• Meet The Possible Nominees For Justice Breyer's Seat
• What Starbucks Union Efforts May Mean For Service Industry
• Ky. BIPA Copycat Bill Could Usher In Class Action Tsunami
• How AI Can Transform Crisis Management In Litigation
• Scope, Circumvention, New Shippers: Key Rule Changes
• Homebuilder, CFO Must Face SEC's Insider Trading Claims
• Allied Universal Nabs Ex-Newmeyer Dillion Atty As New CCO
• 'Just Do Your Job': Justice Breyer's Legacy Of Pragmatism
• SEC Seeks More Disclosure From Private Funds
• SEC Sacrifices Process To Block New Proxy Adviser Rules
• 5 Breyer Opinions You Need To Know
• Zurich Seeks Dismissal Of Qdoba's Virus Coverage Claims
• Justice Breyer To Retire From High Court
• Autonomy Founder Loses Bid To Delay US Extradition Ruling
• Google Must Face Trimmed Ariz. Suit Over Location Tracking
• Apple, CEO Tim Cook Win Restraining Order Against Stalker
• Alsup Lambasts PG&E's 'Crime Spree' As Probation Ends
• NY's Mask Mandate Back In Force After Appellate Stay
• Walmart Says Vans' Injunction Bid Risks 'Tremendous Losses'
• How Vaccine Mandates Impact Employment Insurance Policies
• Questions Linger After High Court Revives Northwestern Suit
• New CFTC Chair Taps Agency Vet To Serve As GC
• US Corruption Rating Stalls Amid COVID-Fueled Standstill
• The Insys Case Made History. Why An Exec's Appeal May Not
• Supervisor Relationships Are Key To Beating Atty Burnout
• Hertz, Ex-GC Settle Clawback Suit, With Ex-CEO Still On Hook
• Apple, Panasonic Patent Trials Delayed Amid Omicron Surge
• Florida, Alabama Restaurants Lose Bid For COVID Coverage
• What Top Public M&A Firms Can Teach Us About Deal Making
• Beyond Big: Smaller, Hyperfocused Firms Still Stand Out
• New York Judge Shuts Down Empire State's Mask Mandate
• Tesla Rips 'Rapacious' $162M JPMorgan Suit Over Musk Tweet
• Tearful Uber Worker Defends Accessibility Efforts At ADA Trial
• Top DOJ Antitrust Enforcer Is No Fan Of Merger Settlements
• Gensler Says SEC To Fine Tune Cybersecurity Rules
• Execs Very Concerned About Climate, Deloitte Report Says
• 1st Circ. Affirms Broad Gov't Power To End FCA Suits
• Home Depot GC Urges SEC Immunity For Cyberattack Info
• FTC Rulemaking Risks Expansion Of Unfair-Method Bounds
• FTC Still Needs More Money For Merger Reviews, Dems Say
• Biz Grilled Over Late Arbitration Push In Firing Suit
• Ex-Compliance Boss Walks Fine Line At Oxy Conspiracy Trial
• Deals Boom Meets Expansive Biden Antitrust Agenda
• Mass. Cannabis Co. GC Named VP Ahead Of Retail Launch
• What To Know As Vermont Justices Hear Virus Coverage Row
• Ex-Iconix CEO To Face New Trial On Accounting Fraud Counts
• The Leaderboard: Tracking A Firm's Litigation Footprint
• COVID Fuels Top Firms' Priorities In 2022
• High Court Takes Up Axon's FTC Challenge
• High Court Revives Northwestern Workers' ERISA Suit
• Peloton's Problems Continue As Activist Seeks Shakeup, Sale
• GrafTech Investor Loses Del. Suit Over $250M Share Buyback
• Employment Authority: Modernizing FLSA & COVID-19 Bias
• Zurich Defeats Pandemic Coverage Suit Over IT Co.'s Losses
• Uber Can't Use Lyft Win To Beat Wheelchair-Accessibility Trial
• Meta, Snap's 'Addictive' Platforms Blamed For Child's Suicide
• IPO Market Gets Off To A Rocky Start In 2022
• NY Precedent Sinks Fla. Bars' COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Google Says States' Ad Antitrust Suit Stifles 'Market Forces'
• 3rd-Party Releases Face Reckoning After Recent Decisions
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• What To Expect From Merger Guideline Modernization
• BigLaw Lobbying Shops Report Huge Earnings Surge In 2021
• US, EU End WTO Battle Over Security Tariffs
• Corporate Boards Need Not Fear 7th Circ. Boeing Decision
• Employer's Agenda: Toyota Counsel Talks Worker Retention
• DOJ Antitrust Division Names Permanent Deputy
• Intel Makes Record $20B Investment In 2 Ohio Chip Factories
• Ex-Netflix Exec Wants Bribe Sentence Delayed For Appeal
• Judge In Citigroup Bond-Rigging Case Says He Held Co. Stock
• Geico Gets Pandemic Insurance Refund Suit Cut, For Now
• Copyright Office Aims To Make IP System That Works 'For All'
• AOP Orphan Accuses PharmaEssentia Of Arbitration Fraud
• 3rd Circ. Revives Magic Johnson Food Co.'s Drexel Fraud Suit
• Epic Urges 9th Circ. To Revive Antitrust Claims Against Apple
• Gov't Looks To Shape Forced Labor Import Enforcement
• 7th Circ. Dooms Ill. Spa And Gym Owner's Virus Coverage Bid
• Sutter Judge 'Optimistic' Virus Won't Further Delay Jury Trial
• Ex-Crypto CEO's 'Crass' Bribery Joke Won't Be Shown To Jury
• McDonald's Workers Get Preliminary OK Of $2M Pay Stub Deal
• Gov't Contractor Takeaways From Biden's Clean Energy Order
• PayPal Execs Hit With Derivative Suit Over CFPB, SEC Probes
• 4 Consequences Of Gov't Contractor Antitrust Violations
• Beef Packers Must Process Perdue's Cattle, Mo. Judge Rules
• Northwestern ERISA Case Highlights Compliance Lessons
• MedMen Seeks To Recoup Ex-CFO's Legal Fees After Trial Win
• MIT Prof Defeats China-Ties Case As Feds Reverse Course
• Uber's 'Accessibility Problem' Goes To Bench Trial In Calif.
• Tesla Can't Get New Bias Trial, But $137M Verdict May Get Cut
• Starbucks Nixes Vax Rule After High Court Sinks OSHA Order
• EEOC Chair Says Fair Pay Is Crucial To Diverse Hiring
• NY Fund Urges Amazon, Others To Scrutinize Race Policies
• Emails In Ex-CEO's Oxy Trial Cut Both Ways On Compliance
• Menswear Firm Bonobos Gets Data Breach Class Action Nixed
• Importers Clamor For Clarity As Forced Labor Dragnet Widens
• The Hottest FCA Cases And Trends To Watch In 2022
• Why Microsoft's $68.7B Activision Play Will Probably Succeed
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Baseball Teams' Virus Coverage Appeal
• SEC's Gensler Targets Private Equity And Hedge Fund Fees
• Mattel, Investors Get OK On $98M Deal Over Tax Misstatement
• US, UK Look To Resolve Lingering Security Tariff Dispute
• Kroger Failed To Accommodate Christian Workers, EEOC Says
• Reevaluating Organizations' Cybersecurity Needs After Log4j
• The Rising Demand For Commercial Litigators In 2022
• Import Best Practices Under New Uyghur Forced Labor Law
• 3 Charged With Insider Trading On Analog Devices Deal
• 3 Cybersecurity Imperatives For Financial Cos. This Year
• Slights Says He's Leaving Del. Chancery In 2nd Quarter Of '22
• Feds Want 1st Circ.'s Guidance After Jailed Biotech CEO Dies
• Purdue Urges 2nd Circ. To Quickly Undo Ch. 11 Plan Rejection
• LA Dodgers Snag Washington Football Team's Top Atty
• Smartmatic Says MyPillow CEO's Election Lies Led To $2B Dip
• Gilead Says Counterfeit Ring Swiped Its HIV Drug Branding
• Delivery Driver's Mom Sues Amazon Over Ill. Facility Collapse
• Saks' Hair-Raising Breach Cost Salon Co. $75M, Suit Says
• Ericsson Ups FRAND War Against Apple With Patent Suits
• ​​​​​​​Justices Call Solicitor General Into Fraud Standards Case
• Ex-Herbalife Exec Accused Of Cutting Bogus $20M Dell Deal
• Apple Investors Near Certification In IPhone Sales Dispute
• Slights To Leave Creative Legacy At Delaware Chancery Court
• DOJ, FTC Want To Overhaul Merger Guidelines
• Dems Unveil Bill Banning Surveillance Advertising
• Antitrust's 1900s Nostalgia In The US And Beyond
• Trade Group Turns To High Court In Seattle Benefits Law Fight
• Musk Attys Call $13B SolarCity Merger Damages Preposterous
• Samsung Settles IP Case After Warning Of Trial 'Train Wreck'
• Facebook's Bid To Kill Data Suit Gets Judge's Thumbs Down
• Teva Reaches $420M Deal To End Investors' Price-Fixing Suit
• How GCs Can Navigate A Slew Of Whistleblower Tips
• Key Contract Lessons In Del. Justices' Hotel Deal Ruling
• No New Trial For Restaurant Group In COVID Coverage Row
• Chancery Judge Says Tesla CEO's Pay Docs Can Stay Sealed
• 11th Circ. Backs Liberty Mutual Win Over Hotelier's Virus Suit
• Kasowitz Beats Ex-UMG Exec's 'Outrageous' Malpractice Suit
• SEC's 'Shadow Trading' Theory Passes Muster With Judge
• Autonomy Chief Wants Extradition Delayed For HP Ruling
• Mastercard, 4 Others Fined £33M For Prepaid Card Cartel
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• The Firms That Dominated In 2021
• 5 Questions After High Court Smacks Down Vax-Or-Test Rule
• Google Cut Secret Facebook Ad Deal, Unsealed Suit Claims
• Employment Authority: DOL Wage Actions, A Stronger EEOC
• Pharma Exec's Drug Trafficking Trial Tests Bold Legal Theory
• J&J, New Mexico Ink $44M Opioid Settlement
• Justices' Vaccine Ruling A Bad Omen For EPA In Climate Case
• Farming Co. Says John Deere Is Monopolizing Repair Market
• States Ask DC Circ. To Revive Facebook Antitrust Case
• Russia Arrests Ransomware Crew As Ukrainian Sites Hacked
• Linkedin Divvied Up Market With Facebook, Suit Says
• Justices Correctly Used Shadow Docket In OSHA Vax Ruling
• Insys Founder Challenges Opioid Conviction At High Court
• Walmart Workers' COVID Temp. Check Suit Trimmed, For Now
• Attys Say State High Courts Should Weigh COVID Issues
• Chinese Cos. Seek Immunity In Dupont IP Criminal Case
• FTC Merger Policy Shifts May Spur Uncertainty And Risk
• Poultry Execs Denied Acquittal Between Price-Fixing Trials
• Delaware Suit Means SPACs Will Face Tougher Legal Scrutiny
• Money Laundering Regs Too Unwieldy To Police Art Market
• Standard Chartered Names World Bank's Top Atty As New GC
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Feds Recommend Dropping MIT Professor's China Ties Case
• 'Pharma Bro No More' Shkreli Gets Industry Ban, To Pay $65M
• What's Next For FTC's Case Against Facebook?
• What High Court Rulings Mean For Employer Vax Mandates
• 1st Circ. OKs Out-Of-State FLSA Opt-Ins, Creating Circuit Split
• BitMEX Hires Ex-Coinbase GC As New Chief Risk Officer
• 7th Circ. Boeing Ruling Tears Open Forum Rift In Delaware
• FTC's 2nd Round Facebook Win A Warning To Other Acquirers
• 'Someone Is Going To Get Sick': Sutter Judge Eyes Later Trial
• Chamber, State Groups Press Congress To Pass Privacy Law
• FTC Should Rethink Market Issues In Facebook Case
• COVID 'Long Hauler' Says Disability Claim Wrongly Denied
• Accellion May Pay $8M For Data Breach That Spooked BigLaw
• 5th Circ. Partially Revives Asbestos Suit Against Boeing
• SEC Wins Claim Atty's Biotech Co. Stock Sales Were 'Charade'
• How In-House Counsel Can Make The Case For Settling Early
• Whole Foods Says Workers Can't Link Firings To BLM Masks
• Justices Sink Vax-Or-Test Rule But Clear Health Care Mandate
• Navient Reaches $1.85B Deal To End Student Lending Probes
• Lloyd's Reaches Tech Deal To Transform Specialist Market
• 2021 Ended With Overall NPE Uptick, Report Says
• Alleged Shadow Trader Asks Judge To Halt SEC 'Overreach'
• Pandemic Put Deep Freeze On State Trials, New Data Show
• Cannabis Biopharma Co. Nabs CLO From Suboxone Maker
• Calif. Courts Can't Bar New Prop 65 Suits, 9th Circ. Told
• Google Escapes Two Claims In Audio Device Privacy Suit
• Big Banks Craft Climate Frameworks Amid Talks With OCC
• Engineers Accuse Raytheon, Other Firms Of No-Poach Deal
• 'Long Road Ahead' For Tyson Workers Despite 8th Circ. Win
• FCC Chair Aims To Tighten Rules On Telecom Data Breaches
• Activision Blizzard Wants Out Of Investor Suit Over Probe
• New Anti-Dumping Rules Both Clarify And Complicate
• To Retain Talent, GCs Should Prioritize Mission Statements
• Concrete Co. Defends NLRB Precedent On Unilateral Changes
• Sheppard Mullin Snags Davis Wright Entertainment, Tech Pro
• Arthrex Wants Implant Patent Rematch With New USPTO Chief
• Sutter Antitrust Trial Must Go On Despite COVID, Judge Told
• Walmart Tells 7th Circ. EEOC Pregnancy Suit Rightly Tossed
• What Attys Can Learn From Harvard Professor's Conviction
• Ex-Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes To Be Sentenced Sept. 26
• Reps. Turn Up Heat On Children's Privacy Law Safe Harbors
• Chicago Atty Charged With Trading On College Pal's Stock Tip
• FTC's Facebook Antitrust Case Survives 2nd Dismissal Bid
• Spotify Prevails Over 'Potify' Weed Software At TTAB
• US Warns Of Russian Cyberattacks On Critical Infrastructure
• SEC Fines Overstock Unit Over Dark Pool Rule Violations
• US Patent Grants Dropped 7.5% Amid Pandemic In 2021
• EBay Accused Of Using Stalking Probe As 'Sword And Shield'
• Lawmakers Look To Advance Big Tech, Antitrust Bills
• Google Advertisers Can't Get Cert. In Revived Click-Fraud Suit
• Judge Exits Amazon RICO Suit Over Stock Conflict
• Del. High Court Gets It Right With Opioid Nuisance Ruling
• Cooley Adds Ex-Carrier Corp. Atty To Export Controls Group
• Anticipate Another Busy Year Of M&A Activity
• 'Dean' Of Banking Law: Attys Remember A&P's John Hawke
• Top 10 Whistleblowing And Retaliation Events Of 2021
• Bakery, Salon Drop Virus Coverage Suit After 7th Circ. Rulings
• Ex-Amazon Worker's Disability Suit Meets End At 6th Circ.
• High Court Orders Rethink Of $9.7M Award After TransUnion
• 9th Circ. Orders New Fraud Sentences For Atty, Bank Execs
• SEC Urged To Look At Big Picture Before Holding CCOs Liable
• GoodRx Beats IPO Suit Over Surprise Amazon Competition
• High Court Declines Card Users' Swipe Fee Suit Against Banks
• 3rd Circ. Doubts Merck Worker's Arbitration Award In Pay Row
• Del. High Court Relieves Chubb Of Defending Opioid Suits
• Tavern's Virus Coverage Suit Should Be Tossed, Judge Says
• More Securities Class Actions May Rely On Short-Seller Data
• Calif. Gov. Would Restore NOLs, Biz Credits In Budget
• Zurich Ducks Coverage Of Philly Restaurants' COVID Losses
• Split 7th Circ. Says Boeing Can't Curb 737 Max Derivative Suit
• Bulk Of Ex-Intel Workers' ERISA Suit Permanently Tossed
• High Court Won't Weigh $425M Equifax Data Breach Deal
• Gibson Dunn Adds Ex-EY GC As Co-Head Of New Practice
• How State High Courts Are Ruling On Consent To Jurisdiction
• NatWest Names Ex-Linklaters Managing Partner As New GC
• Polsinelli Hit With Malpractice Suit Over $35M Crypto Theft
• Texas Regulatory Atty Joins Baker Botts In Austin
• Republicans Slam Gensler For Limiting SEC Comment Periods
• Del. Chancery Finds Ex-Matterport CEO Can Trade Freely
• High Court Won't Revive Pa. COVID-19 Restrictions Suit
• High Court To Hear Circuit Split Over Ch. 11 Fee Hike
• Ex-Theranos COO May Face Trial Delay Due To COVID Surge
• Employment Authority: Biggest Cases To Watch This Year
• FTC Asks Ga. Court To Halt $550M FleetCor Deception Case
• Juul Execs Again Get Bellwether Claims Trimmed In Vape MDL
• Citigroup Staff Must Vax, Or Get The Ax, By Mid-January
• Walgreens' Settlement History Will Stay Out Of SF Opioid Row
• Calif. Says Stopping Pay-For-Delay Ban Went 'Too Far'
• Opportunities And Legal Implications In The Metaverse
• Vitamin C Ruling May Trigger Comity Defense Resurgence
• Purdue Ch. 11 Appeal Can Go To 2nd Circ., NY Judge Rules
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• FisherBroyles Adds Attys From Jones Day, Polsinelli
• Casino's COVID-19 Coverage Claims Tossed As 'Speculative'
• Ex-Monsanto Scientist Pleads Guilty To Economic Espionage
• SEC Says Crytpo Startup Used ICO Proceeds For Gold Mining
• Investors Hit Credit Suisse With Suit Over Delisted Trade Note
• A Tale Of Two Cases: Lessons In No-Poach Litigation
• Rutgers Blasts $1.6M Fee Bid In COVID-19 Fee Refund Suit
• Buyer Says Ex-Tuna Exec On Hook For Price-Fixing Claims
• Wells Fargo's $40M Deal With Foreclosed Homeowners OK'd
• States Oppose Purdue's 2nd Circ. Appeal Try In Ch. 11 Case
• Fed. Circ. Won't Touch Levi's Win In Royalty Arbitration
• Biden's Infrastructure Funding Comes With Strings Attached
• Squire Patton Snags Financial Services Attorney In Atlanta
• Inovalon Investors Seek Stock Appraisal After $7.3B Sale
• Recent Bias Suits Against Law Firms And Lessons For 2022
• SEC Should Follow Congress' Pragmatic Approach On Crypto
• Split 6th Circ. Won't Stay Contractor Vax Mandate Injunction
• 5th Circ. Smokes Texas BBQ Joint's COVID Coverage Claims
• Morningstar Inc. Unit Gets SEC's CMBS Ratings Suit Trimmed
• Youngkin Taps Trump's EPA Chief For Top Va. Enviro Job
• NJ Judge Pauses SEC's Pharma Insider Trading Suit
• Del. Chancellor Details Twitter Subpoena Ruling In BDO Case
• DuPont Escapes NY Water Contamination Claims For Now
• Teva Urges Judge To Limit Walgreens, CVS Antitrust Claims
• Calif. Eatery Slams NLRB's Injunction Bid During Pandemic
• Nikola Pulls Plug On $2B Tesla IP Suit Following Judge's Slam
• How To Create A Corporate Culture Of Compliance
• US Takeaways On OECD Antitrust Policy Discussion
• $1.7M Deal Proposed To End Del. Go-Private Sale Class Suit
• Blockchain Co. BTCS To Offer Dividend In Bitcoin
• Harter Secrest Nabs Ex-Vanderbilt Medical CCO As Partner
• Morris Nichols Apologizes After Del. Judge Rips Redaction Bid
• Lawmakers: Google Can't 'Bully' Antitrust Chief Into Recusal
• Goodwill Asks 10th Circ. For Redo In Virus Coverage Suit
• 4 Takeaways From Elizabeth Holmes' Fraud Verdict
• Arizona Not Harmed By Vax Mandate, Biden Admin. Says
• No 'Safe Harbor' For Gene Therapy Found In Hatch-Waxman
• US Chamber Calls Calif. Private AG Law Unconstitutional
• Holtec Snags $26M Win In Suit Over Stalled NJ Tax Break
• Mayer Brown FCPA Co-Head Departs For Monitorship Firm
• Labcorp To Provide Nursing-Mom Rooms After DOL Probe
• Biden Reups Slate Of Nominations, Including FTC, FCC Picks
• Economic Analysis May Play Larger Role In SEC Enforcement
• 2nd Circ. Delivers Another Virus Coverage Win For Insurers
• DOJ Opposes Bid To Delay Poultry Price-Fixing Retrial
• Golden Nugget Stockholders Sue For Docs On $1.56B Merger
• Walgreens Workers Attys Seek $4.6M In Sweeping ERISA Case
• GSK Ex-Worker Cops To Trade Secrets Theft
• Boston Scientific Says Dead-End SEC Probe Sinks Stock Suit
• Purdue's 2nd Circ. Appeal Request To Get Quick Decision
• 5th Circ. Questions Success Of United Vax Mandate Challenge
• Jury Convicts Ex-Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes Of Fraud
• Holmes Jury Tells Judge It's Deadlocked On 3 Of 11 Counts
• ERISA Cases To Keep An Eye On In 2022
• Bankruptcy Cases To Watch In 2022
• Associate Hiring Outlook At Law Firms Is Bright For 2022
• 2021 ESG Litigation Offers Pointers For The Year Ahead
• The Antitrust Conduct Cases To Watch In 2022
• Trademark Cases To Watch In 2022
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Policy To Watch In 2022
• D&O Insurance Cases To Watch In 2022
• 5 Global Data Protection Trends To Watch In 2022
• Copyright Cases To Watch In 2022
• Retail Cases To Watch In 2022
• Patent Litigation Trends To Watch In 2022
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Cases To Watch In 2022
• 3 White Collar Trends To Watch In 2022
• California Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2022
• SEC Enforcement Outlook For 2022
• Hospitality Attys Eye Pandemic Impact On Industry In 2022
• More Proxy Battles, ESG To Propel 2022 Shareholder Activism
• Patent Policy To Watch In 2022
• 4 Key Regulatory Areas That Could Weigh On Cos. In 2022
• Product Liability Cases To Watch In 2022
• 4 Pressing Trade Policy Questions Looming In 2022
• Biggest Environmental Policy Actions To Watch In 2022
• Derivative Suits, MAE Issues Top 2021 M&A Cases In Delaware
• Looming Challenges Unlikely To Cool Red-Hot M&A Market
• The Real Estate Sectors Taking Center Stage In 2022
• Securities Litigation To Watch In 2022
• What To Watch In 2022: The Biggest IP Cases Coming Up