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Corporate - February, 2022

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• Vans Says It's In 'Mortal Peril' Over Walmart's 'Dupes'
• Cartier Says Tiffany Stole Trade Secrets For 'High Jewelry' Biz
• Koss Violated Apple Confidentiality Agreement, ICC Says
• BitMEX Founder Can't Dodge Trial Over Anti-Laundering Laws
• Broad Policy Covers Eateries' COVID Losses, 1st Circ. Told
• Aon Says Operations Unaffected By Weekend Cyberattack
• Top IP Orgs Urge Senate To Hurry Up On Vidal Confirmation
• SEC, Ameritas Agree To $4.6M Deal Over Disclosure Issues
• Raytheon Workers, Allianz Reach Deal Over COVID Losses
• Ex-Boeing Employee Must Arbitrate Sex Harassment Claim
• The Battle To Confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson
• Mindbody CEO Accused Of Early Sale Aim In Del. Trial Opener
• Meta Investor Accuses Zuckerberg Of $2.5B In Insider Trading
• Big Tech Competition Bills Seen As Stalled On Capitol Hill
• Activist Disclosure Proposal Runs Counter To SEC Mission
• US-EU Privacy Shield Talks Inching Closer To A Deal
• Global M&A Market In Limbo As Russian Sanctions Unfold
• Ex-Whole Foods Workers Try To Keep BLM Mask Case Alive
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• High Court H&M Ruling Empowers DIY Copyright Applicants
• 2nd Circ. Appears Unchanged On Virus Coverage Stance
• Ex-Worker Says Amazon's Health Benefit Notices 'Threatening'
• Bankruptcy Is Optimal Venue For Mass Tort Cases
• Justices Appear Skeptical Of EPA Air Power Fight — For Now
• Citi Is Latest To Face SEC Probe Over Unapproved Messaging
• Maryland Bill Could Shift Biometrics Compliance Landscape
• Party Leaders Vow Open Minds For New High Court Pick
• Sutter Exec Pressed On COVID Care In $411M Antitrust Trial
• BitConnect Founder Indicted In $2B Ponzi Scheme, Feds Say
• DOJ Has Few Allies, Many Foes In High Court Opioid Brawl
• How Judge Jackson Beat Out Competition For High Court Nod
• Employment Authority: Jackson Nomination & Pay Bias Metric
• Why Ketanji Brown Jackson Honored This Historic Judge
• SEC Proposes Rule To Bolster Short-Seller Disclosures
• 1st Circ. Judge Selya Says Jackson Will Be 'Balanced'
• Ariz. Workers Form Starbucks' 3rd US Union In Landslide Vote
• Facebook Suit Spotlights States' Growing Biometrics Focus
• 3 Issues To Watch As SEC Revisits Activist Disclosures
• Chancery Nixes Alden Bid To Stop Lee Enterprises Board Vote
• Calif. Says Court Can 'Harmonize' Prop 22, Legislature's Role
• FTC's Phillips Sees No Path To Return Of Early Termination
• Del. Justices Uphold Chancery's Toss Of FedEx Investor Suit
• Trade Attys React To Historic Expansion Of Russia Sanctions
• Stericycle Takes $81M Hit On Bribery Deal With DOJ, SEC
• Biden's Supreme Court Pick Was Star Debater In Miami
• The Key To Turning Solid Briefs Into Winning Briefs
• Bimbo Bakeries Strikes Deal To End DOL Sex Bias Probe
• ABI Panelists, US Chamber Support Ch. 11 3rd-Party Releases
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• J&J, Drug Distributors' $26B Opioid Settlement Is Finalized
• High Court To Zero In On EPA Authority In Clean Air Act Fight
• SEC Probing Goldman's Biz Chats On Unapproved Channels
• J&J Talc Unit's Ch. 11 Case Allowed To Go Forward
• 6 Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson Opinions To Read Now
• Do Your Loyalty Programs Run Afoul Of Calif. Privacy Law?
• Biden Nominates Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson To High Court
• Chicken Execs Tell Jury DOJ Unfairly Targeted Them
• One Year After The GameStop Saga, Has Anything Changed?
• Justices Bolster Copyrights With Decision Curbing Challenges
• Morgan Stanley Says SEC Is Investigating Its Block Trading
• Feds Say 'Total Institutional Failure' Led To 1MDB Docs Foul
• Robinhood Outage Fight Splashes Toward Expert 'Hot Tub'
• B. Riley, Wunderlich Spar In Del. Over Fraud Award Recovery
• Activision Investor Asks Judge To Halt $68.7B Microsoft Deal
• US Again Places 2nd In Global Patent Protection
• Ex-Fox VP Wants Sanctions Against Disney In Severance Suit
• Juul Deal Was Not Why Altria Closed Rival, FTC Judge Finds
• Biden Seeks To Boost Domestic Production In New Plan
• UK Finance Minister Wants To Cut Taxes, Resist Intervention
• Steps For Universities As DOJ Shifts Foreign Influence Policy
• Facebook Wants Later Trial Date In FTC Antitrust Suit
• NY Judge Bats Down Tesla's 'Unclear' Request In SEC Dispute
• Chancery Nixes $20M Outlay For Aerojet Board Election Feud
• Klein Tools Heir Sues In Chancery After Board Feud, Purge
• Calif. Agency Can't Stop EEOC's Activision Settlement
• Home Depot Says $140M ERISA Class Action Should Be Axed
• Lucid Motors Faces Shareholder Suit Over $11B SPAC Merger
• Medtronic Can't Shake Illegal Kickback Suit
• DOJ Challenges UnitedHealth's $13.8B Change Deal
• Inadvertent Mistakes Don't Void Copyright Wins, Justices Rule
• Chicken Execs Ruthlessly Cheated Food Chains, Jury Hears
• Sutter's Market Dominance Hiked Premiums $411M, Jury Told
• Waymo Can Keep Driverless-Car Crash Data Secret For Now
• DeFi Firm Asks Judge To Pause SEC Subpoena Order
• 6th Circ. Says 3 Mich. Eateries Aren't Owed COVID Coverage
• Ill. Atty Allegedly Hid Conflicts While Advising Benefit Fund
• Biden Signs Small Biz-Boosting Acquisition Innovation Bill
• DOJ Atty Says Cybersecurity Plan Is A Call To Whistleblowers
• Chubb Unit Beats Virus Coverage Suit From NJ Apparel Biz
• Pfizer Drops Case Alleging Ex-Employee Stole Pharma Data
• Alden Ally Sues Over Lee Enterprises Upcoming Vote Rule
• TriMark To Pay $48.5M To End Small-Biz Contracts FCA Suit
• USPTO Says Arthrex Patent Do-Over Bid Could Paralyze Gov't
• Del. Justices Probe Releases In Goldman Sachs Settlement
• Amazon Says Bid To DQ Its Attys Based On 'Wild Speculation'
• Japanese Electronics Co. Sued Over High 401(k) Fees
• Toshiba Discrimination Suit Over Failed Drug Test Is Tossed
• Shkreli Banned As A Public Co. Leader After Pharma Blacklist
• Zoom, RingCentral End Fight Over Videoconferencing Deal
• Walgreens, Drugmakers Can't Get Stay In Opioid Bellwether
• European Watchdog Floats Data Access Act
• Chamber Of Commerce Joins Chorus Against Canada's DST
• FTC's New Economics Bureau Chief Leaves After 10 Months
• MoneyGram GC Seeing Digital Adoption Wave
• DOJ Axes Troubled 'China Initiative' After String Of Dismissals
• 1MDB Trial At Risk After Feds Admit 'Inexcusable' Doc Error
• Fired Boston Sports Network Exec Denies Stealing $575K
• Mallinckrodt Wins Approval Of $66M Securities Deal
• Baxter Settles SEC Charges Over Forex Accounting Controls
• Bayer Entity To Pay $25M To End NH PCB Contamination Suit
• Calif. Bill Would Keep Employee Data Out Of Privacy Law
• Chicken Execs May Face Jurors With Pricing, Grocery Savvy
• Sutter Dominated Market; Employers Wanted It, Jurors Hear
• Ex-Goldman Execs Skirted Compliance, 1MDB Jury Hears
• Another Ex-Tesla Worker Lodges Racism, Retaliation Claims
• Albright Says Broadcom Atty's Bluff Helped Sink Transfer Bid
• US Sanctions Russia's Banks, Hampers Financing Options
• MedMen Doubles Down On Clawback Bid For Ex-CFO's Fees
• V&E Alum Rejoins Firm From SEC Enforcement
• Tesla Settles With EPA Over Toxic Air Pollutants At Calif. Plant
• Steel Tariff Lobbying By Group Not Collusive, Judge Rules
• Costco Reaches Deal To End COBRA Notice Language Suit
• USTR Presses Canada To Abandon Digital Services Tax
• CenturyLink To Pay $275K For DOJ's 2nd Contempt Claim
• Self-Evaluative Privilege May Protect Internal Investigations
• Kronos' $15.3M Biometric Privacy Deal Gets Early OK
• Ex-Binance.US, Robinhood Compliance Pro Joins Coinme
• Gauging IPR Estoppel's Reach After Fed. Circ. Caltech Ruling
• Nursing Home Co. Must Face Firing Suit Over $3M Refunds
• Justices Reject Ex-Balch Atty, Coal Exec's Bribery Appeal
• Fla. Fintech Payments Platform Qolo Hires First GC
• Paul Weiss Adds Ex-DOJ, FTC Pro To Boost Antitrust Group
• NFL Taps Ex-SEC Chair Mary Jo White For Dan Snyder Inquiry
• Sutter's Practices Raised Premiums For SF Workers, Jury Told
• Starbucks Store In Hometown Of Seattle To Hold Union Vote
• Poultry Exec Can't Kill Popeyes Evidence Ahead Of Trial
• Employment Authority: Joy Silk Doctrine & Remote Hiring
• SEC Says Tesla's Claim Of 'Harassment' Is Unfounded
• BlackRock Pens Tribute To CRO, And Other People Moves
• Uber To Pay $8.4M To End Calif. Drivers' Misclassification Suit
• Apple, Ericsson Facing ITC Probes Before 2023 FRAND Trials
• EPA Climate Case At The Supreme Court: How We Got Here
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Locke Lord Gains Highgate Hotels Deputy GC As Partner
• Increased ESG Emphasis Finds Its Way Into M&A Process
• USCIS H-1B Application Rule Withstands IT Group's Challenge
• White House Publishes Draft Climate Justice Screening Tool
• 6th Circ. Ends Suits Challenging OSHA's Vax-Or-Test Rule
• High Court's FTC Case Carries Potential For Broad Impact
• Walter Dellinger's Little-Known, Outsize Impact On Legal Aid
• Deloitte Accused Of Helping Southern Co. Deceive Investors
• Husch Blackwell Adds Enviro Lawyer To Phoenix Office
• DOJ Gears Up For Chicken Price-Fixing Retrial
• SEC's Fund Disclosure Proposal Could Spark Pushback
• DOJ Augurs Shift From Trump-Era Franchise No-Poach Stance
• Sacklers Offer Another $1.6B For Purdue Ch. 11 Settlement
• Wealth Management Firm Taps LPL Financial Atty As Next GC
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• IP Hires: Meta, Perkins Coie, Haynes and Boone
• Calif. Defends Contractor Test At 9th Circ.
• Feds Argue For Broad Power To Amend Security Tariffs
• Korean Telecom Giant Inks $6.3M Deal Ending FCPA Charges
• Ex-Sutter CFO Denies Flexing Market Muscle At Antitrust Trial
• Talc Claimants Say J&J Unit's Ch. 11 Benefits Parent Co. Only
• Ex-ComEd CEO, Lobbyists Must Face Corruption Charges
• Gilstrap Tells Acorn No 'Clean Hands,' No $6.7M In Fees
• Delaware Ready For Busy Patent Docket, Even Without Stark
• Meta's Lies Delayed Antitrust Claims, App Makers Tell 9th Circ.
• Alsup OKs Pinterest Deal, But Attys Get Fees In Installments
• GOP Bills Would Curb CFPB's Push For Small Biz Loan Data
• American, JetBlue Can't Get Consumer Harm Docs From DOJ
• USTR Flags WeChat, AliExpress For Counterfeiting
• Feds Open New Tesla Autopilot Probe For 'Phantom Braking'
• Watchdogs Warn They Have Eye Out For Supply Chain Cartels
• 2 High Court Cases That Can Alter Arbitration Playing Field
• Why I'll Miss Arguing Before Justice Breyer
• Amid Historic Spending, Congress Should Strengthen FCA
• SG Tells Justices To Skip Review Of $420M Trade Secrets Row
• Binance.US Taps Ex-SocGen Compliance Pro As New CCO
• Veteran Cyber Prosecutor To Lead DOJ's New Crypto Team
• Practical Implications Of SEC's Enforcement Policy Shift
• 5th Circ. Backs Workers Fighting United Airlines Vax Mandate
• Meta Taps Gibson Dunn Litigation Atty For IP Lead Counsel
• Oregon Restaurant Loses Bid For Pandemic Coverage
• Tesla, Musk Ask Court To End SEC's 'Harassment Campaign'
• Endo Urges Opioid Judge's DQ For 'Egregious' Ethics Lapses
• FTC, Weight Loss Co. Ink Deal To Safeguard Kids' Privacy
• Wells Fargo Fired Exec For Aiding In SEC Probe, Suit Says
• Ex-VA Health Official Questions Sutter Costs At Antitrust Trial
• FTC, DOD Scrutiny Could Chill Defense Deals
• Ex-Goldman Honcho Tells Jury Of Brazen 1MDB Corruption
• Tesla, Comcast, Dell, Mylan Join Tech Cos. In Fighting Fintiv
• US Says Russia 'Regularly' Breached Defense Contractors
• CFPB Revamps Its Rule Suggestion Box To Boost Public Input
• Calif. AG Sets Sights On Loyalty Programs' Privacy Pitfalls
• Did The SEC Get GameStop Wrong? Some Academics Say Yes
• 9th Circ. Says Lyft Drivers Can't Escape Arbitration
• FTC Chair Says Bank Mergers Hurt Communities, Small Biz
• Ex-Pharma CEO Wants Landmark Opioid Conviction Tossed
• Solicitor General Clashes With Tech GCs Over Fintiv Rule
• Calif. Gets Pay-For-Delay Ban Partially Revived
• What Cos. Can Learn From The 2021 FCA Recovery Statistics
• Amid Scrutiny, Albright Focuses On Keeping Cases On Track
• Compliance Takeaways From DOJ Duress Defense Guidance
• De-SPACs Still Popular But Becoming Harder To Close
• Lee Enterprises Beats Alden In Chancery Suit On Board Vote
• 5 Steps For Private Funds As SEC Ramps Up Oversight
• Recent Rulings Show Lawyer Criticism Of Judges Is Perilous
• 'Don't Threaten Me,' Ex-Sen. Tells Atty At Calif. Board Law Trial
• 4 Takeaways From $73M Remington Deal Over Sandy Hook
• Ch. 11 For J&J Talc Unit Only Wise Choice, Top Lawyer Says
• Sutter's Prices 'Difficult To Justify,' Antitrust Jury Hears
• Altria Says FTC Judge Tossed Challenge To $12.8B Juul Deal
• DOJ Fraud Section Roars Back From Pandemic Conviction Dip
• Activision Fights Uphill To Toss Calif. Agency's 'Frat Boy' Suit
• Southwest, Icahn Told To Confer On Takeover Doc Impasse
• White House Extends Zero-Carbon Plan To Manufacturing
• Fed. Circ. Forum Selection Ruling Serves As 'Cautionary Tale'
• Biden Climate Efforts Won't Be Stopped With GHG Cost Loss
• Taylor Corp. Sued Over High 401(k) Fees, Investment Costs
• DOD Says More Contractor Merger Oversight Needed
• American, JetBlue Say DOJ Must Show Consumer Harm
• Filing For Patents In Ukraine Is A Viable ESG Strategy
• FTC's Khan Urges Senate To Pass State Antitrust Venue Bill
• Chancery OKs $15M Homefed-Jefferies Merger Suit Settlement
• Stradley Ronon Adds Ex-Siemens In-House Atty In NY
• Ex-Goldman Sachs Workers Win Class Cert. In 401(k) Suit
• How Ill. High Court Ruling May Further Evolve BIPA Landscape
• Breyer's Role In Courthouse Design Sets A Judicial Template
• Chancery Puts Deadlocked Aerojet Board Into Time Out
• Remington Settles With Sandy Hook Families For $73M
• Facebook To Pay $90M To Settle Suit Over Tracking Users
• Fitness App To Pay $56M To End Subscription-Renewal Suit
• CFPB Enforcement Is Down, But The Lull May Not Last Long
• Sutter Hospitals Forced On Insurers, Antitrust Trial Jurors Told
• Ex-Goldman Banker Looted Millions From 1MDB, Jury Hears
• Apple Slams Hagens Berman $27.5M Fee Bid In Warranty Row
• Endo Opioid Saga 'Like A John Grisham Movie,' Judge Says
• Talc Claimants Argue Bad Faith In J&J Unit's Ch. 11 Trial
• 11th Circ. Revives $100M Trade Secrets Claim Against Boeing
• Hyatt Escapes Former Workers' COVID-19 Layoffs Suit
• 2nd Circ. Says Swapped Libor Plaintiff Lacks Standing
• Avenatti Ordered To Pay Nike $260K For Extortion Probe Fees
• Hotel Group Urges High Court To Kill Seattle Benefits Law
• Suit Over Google Design Tricks Hints At New Liability Frontier
• Raytheon Reveals It's Being Targeted By DOJ Antitrust Probe
• Calif. Tech Execs Charged With $7M Visa Fraud Ploy
• Paul Hastings Snags Covington's Former Securities Co-Chair
• Businesses Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Virus Coverage Suits
• Freddie Mac Hires Wells Fargo Alum As GC
• Malvern Bancorp Taps Greenberg Traurig Alum As GC
• California Biotech Co. Appoints 1st General Counsel
• Lockheed Abandons $4.4B Aerojet Deal Amid FTC Suit
• HotelPlanner, Reservations.com Latest To Cancel SPAC Deal
• K&L Gates Recruits SEC Atty For Asset Management Practice
• Morgan Lewis Hires Former SEC Atty As Enforcement Co-Lead
• BlockFi To Pay SEC, States $100M Over Crypto Lending
• Man Gets 10 Mos. In Amazon Marketplace Bribery Scheme
• 5 Key Details As Endo Is Rocked Again By Opioid Default
• Sutter Exec Defends Contract Terms In $411M Antitrust Trial
• Taiwanese Pharma Co. Says €142M Award Can't Be Enforced
• SEC Could Tighten Eligibility For Private Market Investors
• Employment Authority: REI Union Effort & Time Off For COVID
• 9th Circ. Vacates Approval Of $7.3M Swift Trucker Wage Deal
• 4 Emerging Trends To Watch In COVID-19 Fraud Enforcement
• Software Co. Agrees To Pay $15.3M To End BIPA Suit
• FirstEnergy Agrees To Reforms To Settle Shareholder Suits
• Fisher Phillips Adds Immigration Partner To Boston Office
• FTC Threat Over 'Log4J' Elevates Risk Of Failing To Fix Flaws
• What Commerce's Anti-Dumping Rules Mean For Importers
• Google Calls 300 Potential DOJ, AG Witnesses A 'Fake List'
• Chancery Retains Most Counts In Fat Brands 'Looting' Suit
• Law Professors Say J&J Talc Ch. 11 Is Shielding Assets
• FisherBroyles Adds Veteran Corporate Partner In NY
• WestRock Taps IDEX Corp. GC As Its Next Top Lawyer
• Rail Giant Norfolk Southern's GC To Replace Retiring CLO
• Ex-CFO Convicted, CEO Cleared In IT Biz Market Abuse Case
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Walgreens OK'd To Pursue Crowell & Moring Breach Claims
• Lockheed Gets Its May 23 Hearing In FTC Merger Challenge
• Bank Group Tells DOJ: Merger Policy Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It
• Sutter's Anti-Competitive Tactics 'Gouge' Clients, Jury Hears
• SEC Wants Big Investors To Disclose Positions Faster
• J&J Unit Says Ch. 11 Is Best Response To Talc Suit 'Tsunami'
• Texas, Others Fight Federal Contractor Minimum Wage Hike
• 9th Circ. Puzzled On Origins Of Zurich Defense Dispute
• Racial Harassment Rampant At Tesla Plant, Calif. Agency Says
• Hytera Indictment May Set New Path For Trade Secrets Cases
• SEC Seeks To Kill Rules That Could Limit Tipster Award Sizes
• New Disney GC's Compensation Revealed In SEC Filing
• Jury Hits Google With $20M Infringement Verdict In WDTX
• How US Trade Obligations Apply To Biden's Infrastructure Law
• GM Taps Ex-Coke Director, Biden's Niece, To Lead ESG Policy
• Amazon Pans Straight White Male's Claims Of Sales Bias
• Ruling Highlights Key Intersection Of 2 Health Benefit Laws
• Time To Nix Antitrust Policies That Fueled Blocked Nvidia Deal
• Activist Blasts Kohl's For Poison Pill, Rejection Of $9B Offer
• Starbucks Dodges Ex-Barista's Gender Affirmation Bias Suit
• 9th Circ. Says Wrong Standard Used In PPG Retaliation Case
• Tech Giants Urge Fed. Circ. To Abolish 'Unlawful' Fintiv Rule
• Biden EPA's First Year In Non-Rulemaking Policy Actions
• 11th Circ. Preemption Ruling May Force Airline-Fees Rethink
• Workers In Calif. Eligible For Paid COVID Time With New Law
• Chamber Calls On US To Lead On Digital Trade Agreement
• ESG Risk Mitigation And Compliance Boosts Company Value
• Cincinnati Ducks Coverage In Barbecue Eateries' Virus Suit
• Software Co. Wants Amazon Atty DQ'd From Patent Suit
• FDIC Promotes New GC, Others After McWilliams' Departure
• Pot Co. Revolution Global Nabs GC From Redbox
• Legal Tech Co. Intapp Adds Inovalon GC To Its Board
• SEC Proposal Would Require Greater Private-Fund Disclosure
• BigLaw Must Nix All-Or-Nothing Work Model To Retain Talent
• Tesla Bracing For Race Bias Suit From California Agency
• Expect More Robust PCAOB Enforcement This Year
• Securities Group Sues DOL Over ERISA Fiduciary Guidance
• Lina Khan Is Rewriting The FTC's Rulebook
• Ex-Boeing Pilot Gets 737 Max Criminal Case Trimmed
• NY Panel Skeptical Of Eateries' $50M Virus Coverage Suit
• Sens. Give Cybersecurity Incident Reporting Bill Another Shot
• Delaware Expands D&O Insurance Access To Captive Market
• Union Unfamiliarity Could Affect Biden Construction Mandate
• Cyber Firm Sues Founder Group In Del. Over Merger Dissent
• House Told Big Oil 'Greenwashing' With Climate Pledges
• 5 AGs Say Federal Contractor Wages Increase Is Illegal
• DC Circ. Puzzled By Ex-CEO Bid To Review Comptroller Order
• Senators Hear Possible Solutions To 'Texas Two-Step' Issues
• COVID-19 Coverage Claims Draw Doubts At 11th Circ.
• FTC Gets More Time To Review Pfizer's $6.7B Arena Deal
• DOJ Wants To Build On DaVita Win In No-Poach Cases
• Compliance Hires Of '22 Reflect US Cyber, Corruption Focus
• 2 More Tech-Focused SPACs Pull IPOs Amid Market Crunch
• DOJ Seizes $3.6B Worth Of Bitcoin Stolen In Bitfinex Attack
• Meta, Digital Banker Chime Sue To Stop Alleged Phishing Ploy
• Oracle Gives DOJ More Time To Review $28B Cerner Deal
• Bid Protest Spotlight: M&A, Notice, Social Media Challenges
• Ex-Waypoint Residential GC Joins Real Estate Firm As CLO
• GCs Rank Record Number Of 'All-Star' Attys For Client Service
• Biden's Supreme Court Nominee Should Have 5 Key Qualities
• NY Giants To Mediate Suit Alleging GC Made 'Strangle' Threat
• Frontier-Spirit Airlines Merger May Test Biden Antitrust Mettle
• Attys' Wish List For Upcoming DOL Davis-Bacon Act Reform
• How The Fla. Supreme Court Is Changing Business Litigation
• Activist Says Peloton's New Plan Is Too Little, Too Late
• Burke Williams Promotes Litigation Chair To GC
• Nvidia, SoftBank Nix $40B Arm Deal Over Regulatory Hurdles
• Align, 3Shape Ink IP, Antitrust Deal Over Clear Braces
• Calif. Lawmakers OK More Paid COVID Leave For Workers
• Judge Denies FTC's Stay Bid For $550M FleetCor Suit
• J&J Drops Bid To Block Reuters Story As Attys Trade Barbs
• Facebook Can't Dodge Australia's Cambridge Analytica Suit
• Amazon Escapes COVID-19 Race Discrimination Suit, For Now
• Sutter Antitrust Jurors Will Be COVID-19 Boosted, Judge Says
• Lawmakers, Tech Giants Spar Over SEP Injunction Policy
• Inside The New Guidance On Federally Funded Research
• SEC Is Pushing Boundaries In Insider Trading Enforcement
• Hytera Charged With Stealing Motorola's Radio Trade Secrets
• Ex-Pro Football GC Named President Of NFL's Ravens
• Texas Strikes $225M Deal With Teva Over Opioid Crisis
• Using 3rd-Party Releases In Chapter 11 After Court Pushback
• Slaughter And May Names Next Heads Of Corporate Practice
• McDonald's Says COBRA Notices Were Clear, Complete
• Tesla Faces SEC Probe Over Musk Twitter Settlement
• Employer's Agenda: Honeywell Counsel Talks ESG
• StarKist Judge Keeps Guilty Plea Linked To Price-Fixing MDL
• Ex-Theranos Exec Seeks To Block Holmes Trial Evidence
• Reuters Says J&J Too Late To Nix Story Over Atty Leak Claim
• Employment Authority: COVID Screening Pay & NFL Bias Suit
• Apple Investors Win Partial Class Cert. In China Sales Dispute
• Fed. Circ. Nixes $85M Wi-LAN Verdict, OKs 3rd Trial For Apple
• Insurer Can't Fully Escape Clinic's $150M Virus Coverage Suit
• Payment Co. Founder's Rant May Not Cost Him $27M After All
• Cadwalader's Corporate Group Nabs Investment Firm Ex-GC
• China's Expanded Data Clampdown Rankles US Lawyers
• Bradley Arant Adds Corporate Partner From Taylor English
• Hartford Unit Defeats NJ Law Firm's Virus Coverage Suit
• Panasonic Permanently Beats Buyers' Inductor Price-Fix Suits
• House Passes Bill To Bolster Competitiveness With China
• Caltech's $1.1B Win Against Apple Falls Flat At Fed. Circ.
• Factory Mutual Escapes Indiana Co.'s Virus Coverage Suit
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Southwest Gas Hits Back At Icahn's Bid For Documents
• Policyholder Attys Eye Ohio Justice's Role In COVID-19 Fight
• USPTO Tells Fed. Circ. Only Humans Can Be Inventors
• Litigation-Ready Caveats For Stock And Asset Purchase Deals
• Lawmakers Question Independence Of Wilkinson's NFL Probe
• Ex-NECC Execs Seek New Trial After Revived Convictions
• News Corp. Says China-Linked Attack Stole Reporters' Emails
• California Moves COVID Paid Leave Bill Forward
• New Developments Pave Way For PE In Retirement Investment
• Blank Rome Adds To DC Corporate Bench
• Kohl's Says $9B Takeover Bid Is Too Low, Adopts Poison Pill
• J&J Says Talc Plaintiff Attys Fed Confidential Docs To Reuters
• Calif. Judge Unpersuaded To Nix Drugmakers' Opioid Trial Win
• Factory Mutual Can't Trim Live Nation COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Calif. AG, Perrigo Strike Deal To Reduce Lead In Baby Formula
• US Sugar Says DOJ Refusing Critical USDA Merger Materials
• Pharma Group Wants EU On Watchlist For Weakening IP
• 'Log4j' Flaw Is First Focus Of New Cyber Safety Review Board
• Lawsuit Reform Group Opposes Antitrust Venue Bill
• Chewy Says Exec Stole Trade Secrets Before Move To Rival
• Feds Say Verizon Worker Put Boats, Steak On Corporate Card
• 8th Circ. Backs State Farm In COVID 'Overpaid' Premium Suit
• Paxos Hires Former Block Atty As Global General Counsel
• Musk Challenged On Atty Privilege Claims In Tesla Pay Suit
• 4th Circ. Affirms Ex-Coal Mining Co. VP's 3-Year Tax Sentence
• Boston Sports Network Exec Charged With Siphoning $500K
• 2022 Brings ESG Disclosure Challenges For Asset Managers
• Hawaiian Airlines Workers Can't Block Vaccine Mandate
• Investor Actions Plunged In '21 Though A SPAC Boom Looms
• Supreme Court Urged To Narrow Foreign Discovery Statute
• TikTok Nabs Ex-Panasonic, Cadwalader Atty For Compliance
• SEC's Onerous Form PF Proposal Puts PE Firms On Notice
• Ex-MedMen CFO Slams Pot Co.'s Bid To Recoup Legal Costs
• Workers Want Class Status For Estée Lauder 401(k) Fee Suit
• Senators Call On Biden To Address Unfair EU Digital Laws
• How To Navigate Equity Rollovers In A Tight M&A Market
• Insurance Giant Settles Non-Compete Case With Ga. Ex-Exec
• Black Ex-Tesla Worker Says She Faced 'Jim Crow Era' Racism
• Taco Bell Beats ERISA Suit Alleging Worker Misclassification
• Del Taco Investors Sue To Block Sale To Jack In The Box
• Ex-Drug Co-Op CEO Convicted In Landmark Opioid Case
• Pfizer Says Ex-Execs Swiped Data For Rival Drug Startups
• The Flaws In The Traditional Approach To Hiring A Law Firm
• Block Inc. Shareholders Sue Dorsey Over Tidal Buy
• Applying The Latest Guidance On CCO Liability
• Gerber Accused Of Cutting Anti-Competitive Deal With Perrigo
• Aviation Ready To Rise In 2022, But Expect Some Turbulence
• Novartis Ducks Regeneron's Antitrust Countersuit To IP Fight
• Capital One's $190M Data Breach Deal Gets Consumer Push
• At Fed. Circ., Novartis Rips Amgen's 'Patent Estate'
• 'Women On Boards' Law Helps Calif. Taxpayers, Judge Told
• Credit Suisse Can't Beat Forex Price-Fixing Suit Before Trial
• Trade Judges Dubious Of President's Lead On China Tariffs
• Snap Inc. CCO Departing For 'Sabbatical' This Spring
• Trade Groups Question Scope Of Sohn's FCC Recusal Deal
• 1st Circ. Revives Most Of Raytheon Benefits Denial Suit
• Camping World Shareholder Suit Tossed In Chancery
• DOJ Recovers $5.6B In 2021 For 2nd-Highest FCA Haul
• FTC Wants Early May Merger Trial, Lockheed Wants Later
• USPTO Calls New Patent Search Tool 'Step Forward'
• Ex-SandRidge Execs Say Co. Must Reimburse For Fraud Deals
• Bankruptcy Blocking: What Wind Power Cos. Must Know
• Stresses Pile Up For Judges After 2 Years Of COVID
• Casinos Reach Settlement In $60M Colo. Virus Coverage Suit
• Cannabis Tech Co. Atty Becomes Faire Wholesale's 1st GC
• Cos. Must Prepare For Growing ESG Enforcement
• Data On Biden's Tough Antitrust Stance Paints Subtler Picture
• Fla. Man Admits Orchestrating DSW Insider Trading Scheme
• Tribes Reach $590M Opioids Deal With J&J, Distributors
• The Top In-House Hires Of January