Corporate Archive » April, 2022

Corporate - April, 2022

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• 1 Split, 3 Vehicles: High Court's Paths To Bridging FCA Divide
• Vroom Investor Says Execs Bungled Inventory Amid COVID
• Black Rifle Coffee And SPAC Deal Successor Hit With Suit
• Musk's Lively Chancery Trial Yielded Surprisingly Staid Ruling
• Bed Bath & Beyond Investors Push Greenlight Of $7M Deal
• SEC Says Advisers Failed To Protect Nonpublic Information
• Employment Authority: Meet The Starbucks Union's Law Firms
• Ex-Monster Distributor Speaks Out Over JAMS 'Taking Sides'
• 3 Ways EPA, States Are Teaming Up To Tackle Climate Change
• Pharma Co. Sued For $12M For Underpaying Board Chair
• Clover Health Stockholder Sues In Del. For Company Docs
• Report Shows FTC Staffer Satisfaction Sinking
• Divesting From Russia: Three Takeaways For Employers
• Ski Mogul Gets 5 Years In 'Massive' Vermont EB-5 Fraud Case
• EB-5 Visa Program In Limbo As Calif. Lawsuit Seeks Relief
• Ranbaxy Buyers' $485M Deal In Generics MDL Gets Initial Nod
• Feds Name Names In Case Against Ex-Motorola Engineers
• SEC Climate Plan Caters To Profit-Driven Funds, Profs Say
• PayPal Atty's Love Of Service Extends To Ukrainian Clinic
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Law Firms Topple J&J Subpoenas For Talc Media Info
• Chancery Denies AI Biz Founder's Claim For Legal Fee
• Decision-Makers Stress Markets In Recent Merger Challenges
• Associates, Look Beyond Money In Assessing Lateral Offers
• Calif. Launches Plastics Pollution Probe, Subpoenas Exxon
• Mint Mobile Can't Shake Crypto Theft Victim's Breach Claims
• PayPal Says FTC Probing Its Commercial Customer Practices
• Prominent Aerojet Cybersecurity FCA Suit Ends In Settlement
• Meta Defeats Facebook Users' Scam Ads Suit, For Now
• Fed. Circ. Forecast: Food Co. To Fight Coca-Cola's TM Victory
• 9th Circ. Is Asked To Revive Google Kids' Data Collection Suit
• DOJ Backs DC AG's Bid To Revive Amazon Antitrust Suit
• Cisco Accused Of Using Coercion To Maintain Monopoly
• Ex-CEO Didn't Prove Health Claims In $2B Tax Case, US Says
• GOP States Urge Justices To Block Biden Carbon Cost Metric
• 10 Considerations After SEC's Climate Disclosure Proposal
• ER Chief Says Opioid Crisis Feels 'Hopeless' At SF Bellwether
• Credit Suisse Is Beefing Up Compliance And Cutting Exec Pay
• TikTok Says Mass Opt-Out Improper In $92M Privacy Deal
• DLA Piper Promotes 74 Attys To Partner Across The Globe
• EPA Rejects Challenges To GHG Endangerment Finding
• $21M Deal Gets Go-Ahead In Coca-Cola Milk False Ad MDL
• VP Can Raise No-Bid Challenge, Biz Can't, NJ Justices Say
• Preventing Impermissible Client Solicitation After ABA Opinion
• SEC Hits Brazil Co. With Fraud Suit Over Deadly Dam Collapse
• Meta, Lincoln Financial Legal Chiefs Named To MCCA Board
• Bankruptcy Doldrums Persist Despite Economic Pressures
• Policyholder Group Boosts Ore. Clinic's 9th Circ. Virus Appeal
• Pa. Eatery's Virus Coverage Suit Should Be Nixed, Judge Says
• Justices Punt On Union Pacific Engineer's Negligence Suit
• ESPN's Sage Steele Says Network Stifled Her Free Speech
• Twitter's Top Atty Attacked, And Defended, After Musk Tweet
• Amgen Plans To Challenge Latest $7.1B Tax Bill From IRS
• COVID-19 Cases Won't Stop SF's Opioid Bellwether Trial
• Aerojet Board Split Intensifies As Chair Sues CEO In Calif.
• Walgreens Opioid Inaction Preceded Fla. Shutdown, Jury Told
• Balwani Recruited His Dermatologist As Lab Chief, Jury Told
• 'Overheated Hyperbole'? Opioid Atty Gets Fiery In SF Trial
• Musk Faces A Few More Hurdles Before Acquiring Twitter
• SIFMA Says SEC Private Fund Rule Could Stifle Innovation
• BuzzFeed Sues To Force Employee Stock Disputes To Del.
• Poultry Execs Accuse Antitrust Chief Of Tainting Jury Pool
• Amazon Lands $10B NSA Cloud Deal Over Microsoft, Again
• Elon Musk Beats Chancery Suit Over Tesla's SolarCity Deal
• A New Path To Proving Lost Future Profits In NY Court
• Insurers, McD's Franchisees Settle BIPA Coverage Dispute
• Elon Musk Loses Bid To Kill SEC Deal, Subpoenas
• Lateral Hires May Be Cooling Down Despite Busy Start In '22
• Nestle Again Asks Judge To Toss Child Slave Labor Suit
• 2 ERISA Rulings Highlight Need For Different Defense Tactics
• SEC's Climate Rules Promote Compliance, Not Real Change
• Latham Hires Skadden Energy Pro In Houston, DC
• Lessons On Avoiding E-Discovery Violations And Sanctions
• Lying Strategy Not Unlawful, Ex-Nomura Trader Tells Jury
• Buchanan Ingersoll Wants $1.9M From Ex-Client's Settlement
• Akin Gump Hires New Corporate Partner In NY
• Archegos Execs Charged With Giant Fraud After Collapse
• Credit Suisse Hires Ex-UBS Counsel As Legal Bills Mount
• Amazon Downplayed Privacy Litigation Risks, Investors Say
• 'Small Fish' Drugmakers Blame Purdue In SF Opioid Trial
• J&J Says Counterfeit Ring Selling 'Dangerous' HIV Meds
• Orrin Hatch's IP Influence Goes Far Beyond Generic Drugs
• Balwani Jurors Can Hear If Investors Knew He Dated Holmes
• Justices' Jurisdiction Review Could Prove 'Seismic' To Cos.
• States In Shkreli FTC Trial Told To Redo $2.2M Atty Fee Ask
• MoneyGram Stockholder Sues To Stop Madison Dearborn Buy
• Sinclair Broadcast Insider Can't Slip $5.5M Stock Sale Suit
• Eyewear Co. Says Chase Liable For $272M Cyber Fraud
• Mattress Firm Gets Infringing URL Back Through 'Rare Tool'
• Wonder Bread Maker, Drivers Get OK For $23M Wage Deal
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Shire Sanctions In Pharma IP Fight
• Calif. Fines Staffing Cos., Farm $3.8M For Virus Leave Silence
• 9th Circ. Says Realtors Group Must Face Rival's Antitrust Suit
• Racism Rampant At Tesla Factory, Black Worker Says
• Las Vegas Outdoor Mall's Virus Coverage Suit Moves To Trial
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Insurance Co.'s Coverage Suit Win
• Key Post-Disaster Social Media Strategies For Cos.
• Dem Senators Say Zelle Parent Co. 'Abdicated' Fraud Duties
• Garland Supports Legal Fixes To Go After Russian Oligarchs
• How Does Musk's Buying Twitter Affect Its Legal Department?
• Illinois Privacy Law Extends To Info From Photos, Judge Rules
• Coke Shareholders Greenlight $11M Payout To Ex-GC
• Navy Ordered To Revisit Dell Integrity Probe For $2.5B Deal
• Collaborative Tech Will Dictate Future Law Firm Success
• Positive COVID Tests Derail Intel Patent Trial In WDTX
• 2 Suits Demonstrate Escalating Rhetoric At CFPB
• Philips Subpoenaed By DOJ Over Sleep Apnea Device Recall
• Tesla Wants Redo On Ruling Over Musk's Take-Private Tweet
• SF Opens Key Opioid Bellwether Trial Vowing To Reveal 'Lies'
• Bancorp Must Repay $12.5M Over Pandemic-Busted Deal
• New Fortnite Dance Suit May Shed Light On Copyright Limits
• Facebook Profits Off 'Epidemic' Of Infringing Ads, Artists Say
• Feds Oppose Citibank VP's Bid For Whistleblower Award
• Intel Tells WDTX Jury It Doesn't Infringe In $1B Patent Suit
• Debate Over 'Excess' Profits Shows Gap In Contracting Law
• Shkreli Poses 'Serious Risk' Without Pharma Ban, Judge Says
• Nissan, Investors Ink $36M Deal To End Pay Scandal Suit
• Top Enforcement Trends For Health Providers To Consider
• Chamber Backs Vitamin C Importers' Renewed High Court Bid
• Ralph Lauren Atty's Error Can't Ax NYC Rent Deal, Court Told
• Clarity, Confusion Collide In Antitrust Leniency Overhaul
• Novartis Wants Rival's Atty Booted From MS Drug Patent Suit
• What Badgerow May Mean For High Court's Other Arb. Rulings
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• How To Effectively Prepare A Witness For Remote Testimony
• Calif. Panel Affirms Talent Agency's COVID-19 Coverage Loss
• Musk, Twitter Reach Deal On $44B Sale
• Ex-EBay Exec Admits Stalking, Leaving Lone Holdout For Trial
• Justices Will Hear Rail Worker's Pa. Jurisdiction Dispute
• Starbucks Illegally Burned Ariz. Union Organizers, NLRB Says
• Ranbaxy Buyers Seek OK On $485M Deal In Generics MDL
• Jury Finds Developer Stole Money In Ga. Biz. Court's 1st Trial
• Balwani Never Told Theranos Lab Director To Lie, Jury Hears
• Aerojet CEO Warns Chancery Of Board Rival's Takeover Bid
• Biden Cyber Officials Pitch Partnership Amid Hacking Threat
• Fla.'s Ending Of Disney District Won't Cut Its Taxes, Gov. Says
• UnitedHealth Unit Says DOJ Losses Bolster Dismissal Bid
• Cleary, Orrick Can't Kill Malpractice Suit Over $2B Energy Buy
• Employment Authority: Office Party Case & Vegas Union Fight
• USPTO To Refine Director Reviews After Public Comment
• Under Fire From Biz Groups, DOL Stands By Crypto Guidance
• FTC's Khan More Worried About Inaction Than Blowback
• Restaurant Group Tells 8th Circ. Jury Errors Warrant New Trial
• Nordstrom Settles Patent Suit After Yahoo's $15M Trial Loss
• Ex-Ermi Compliance Chief Loses Whistleblower Suit, For Now
• Mass. Virus Ruling Sounds Death Knell, Insurance Attys Say
• 2nd SDNY Jury Hears Airfare Row After 1st 'Bored To Death'
• 8th Circ. Rejects Virus Coverage Appeal From Mo. Businesses
• SEC's Stock Buyback Proposal Ignites Pushback
• Pinterest Investors Seek $5M In Fees For $50M Derivative Deal
• $142M Award In Chinese Restaurant Fight Gets Initial OK
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• New Bancorp CCO Sizes Up Third Parties Amid Fintech Boom
• Attys In Litigation Finance Launch Claimant-Focused Firm
• Prepare For Ransomware Attacks, FBI Tells Agriculture Sector
• Attys Say Pa. High Court Next Step In Virus Coverage Debate
• 3rd Circ. Rejects ADP's Bid To Block Exec's Move To Rival
• As Cyber Risks Surge, Remember Attorneys' Ethical Duties
• 'Our Heads Were Spinning': Trial Atty Explains Rare Strategy
• Etsy, Capitol Counsel Legal Chiefs Join Bakkt Board
• Wiesenthal Center Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Coverage Suit
• Losses From Virus Orders Not Covered, Iowa Justices Find
• Bellwether By The Bay: Key Details As SF Opioid Trial Looms
• SEC Freezes Funds Of Atty Shot By FBI In $449M Ponzi Suit
• Jury Clears NetScout Of Infringement In 1st Cyber Patent Trial
• Yelp Investors Ink $22M Deal To End Local Biz Retention Suit
• Calif. Panel Denies Virus Coverage For Famed LA Eatery
• Ionis Pharmaceuticals Sued In Del. For Director Pay Docs
• Health System Wants Ore. Justices' Take On Virus Coverage
• US Trade Rep Downplays Reports Of COVID IP Waiver Deal
• DOJ Pressed By Judge On Strength Of US Sugar Merger Suit
• DOJ Antitrust Head: No 'Chickenshit Club' Despite Losses
• Intuit Judge Doubts FTC's Emergency Bid To Block Tax Ads
• Icahn Blasts McDonald's, Wall Street Cos. For ESG 'Cover-Up'
• American Airlines Says Union's CBA Spat Must Be Arbitrated
• $85M Deal Over 'Zoombombing' Gets OK, Despite Objections
• Holland & Hart Adds Cannabis Tax Litigator In Denver
• ESG Regs Abroad Offer Road Map For US Multinational Cos.
• Key Employee-Retention Strategies To Practice In M&A Deals
• Quest Diagnostics GC And Bressler Amery Atty Face DQ Bid
• Law Scholars, AGs Back Remanding Del. Climate Change Suit
• DOJ Puts Google's $5.4B Cyber Deal Under The Microscope
• Elon Musk Says He Has Secured $46.5B To Buy Twitter
• Judge Admits 'Inexcusable' Error In Atty's SEC Fraud Trial
• Chewy Seeks Sanctions For 'Frivolous' IBM Patent Claims
• Rite Aid Says Spear Point's Buyout Offer Was 'Not Credible'
• Rethinking E-Discovery Readiness Amid Rise Of Collab Tools
• Mass. Justices Back Insurer In Landmark Virus Coverage Suit
• Endo Reaches $10M Deal With SF Ahead Of Opioid Trial
• Fla. GOP's Move Against Disney Could Cost Counties Billions
• Balwani Can't Portray Gov't Witness As 'Bad Lab Director'
• Court Rejects DOL's 'Ambushlike' Sanctions Bid In Wage Fight
• Ga. Cyber Consultant Says Feds' Hacking Suit Fails
• Tesla Investors Can't Silence Musk Over TED Talk
• Wawa Gets Nod For $12M Consumer Data Breach Settlement
• DOJ Charges Israeli Corporate Atty With Securities Fraud
• Citrix Stockholders Sue For Docs On $16.5B Go-Private Deal
• DOL Urges 10th Circ. Not To Block Contractor Wage Hike Rule
• Judge Denies Ripple's Attempt To Strike SEC Expert's Report
• Treasury Issues 1st Sanction Against A Crypto Mining Biz
• Google IDs 0 Cases Backing Sanctions Power; DOJ Finds 15
• 9th Circ. Upholds Strip Clubs' Virus Coverage Loss
• Apple Atty Says She Was Reprimanded After Reporting Abuse
• Loan Dispute Is Misunderstanding, Ga. Developer Tells Jury
• Netflix Loses At PTAB Again In Broadcom Row
• GOP Sens. Say SEP Injunction Policy Would Let China Steal IP
• Supply Chain Info Will Strengthen SEC's Climate Rule
• Ex-XFL Commissioner Asks Court To Block Pay Clawback Try
• NVIDIA Urges Justices To Reverse 'Hearsay' Document Ruling
• Calif. Panel Affirms Insurers' Win In $102M ConAgra Row
• Troutman Pepper Adds 2 Corporate Partners From Cooley
• 3 Jurisdictional Questions After High Court Arbitration Ruling
• Stericycle To Pay $84M In US And Brazilian Bribery Deal
• Peppa Pig Ruling A Cautionary Tale On Sanctions And IP
• What Starbucks Needs In Its New GC Amid Unionization
• Internet Provider Names New Legal Leader In Texas
• Amid Unisys Shakeup, Cognizant Atty Joins Tech Giant As GC
• Latham Adds 2 Ex-White & Case Energy Partners
• Embracing ESG: Uber Counsel Talks Safety Standards
• Endo Wins Reversal Of Opioid Default And Judge Is DQ'd
• Prospectively Appointing Jackson To High Court Is Unlawful
• Activision Blizzard Beats Investor Suit Over Probe, For Now
• Theranos Never Fulfilled Finger Stick Test Promise, Jury Hears
• Famed LA Eatery Tells Panel COVID-19 Caused 'Physical Loss'
• As Travel Mask Mandates Fall, The DOJ Mulls What's Next
• Ex-Attys For Dermagraft Whistleblower Nab $6M Fee Award
• CFPB's Chopra Throws Down Marker With TransUnion Case
• Mastercard Staff Could See Pay Swings Based On ESG Goals
• Proposed SEC Restrictions Stand To Add SPACs Risk
• Attys Seek $4.9M In $14.8M ICloud Storage Class Settlement
• White House Official Says Biden Still Bullish On Climate Policy
• Strategies To Help Close IP Law's Long-Standing Gender Gap
• Allstate Legal Chief Rhonda Ferguson Remembered
• JPMorgan Must Answer Adviser's 'Troubling' Retaliation Claim
• Black Diamond Nixed Job Offer Over Past Addiction, Suit Says
• Armstrong Teasdale Adds 4 Attys In Denver, St. Louis
• Trade Group Tells 7th Circ. To Reverse Virus Coverage Loss
• Former EBay Exec To Plead Guilty In Cyberstalking Case
• Wawa Says Mastercard Wrongly Took $10.7M In Penalties
• New Court Takes The Wheel In NY's Vast Opioid Litigation
• Fatburger Investors Claim Fraud Inquiry Tanked Stock Price
• 9th Circ. Finds Web Scraping Likely Not Covered By CFAA
• Dug-In DOJ May Fare No Better In 3rd Price-Fixing Trial
• RI Eatery Loses Out On Virus Coverage From Hartford Unit
• Tesla Investors Want Musk Muzzled Over SEC Comments
• SEC Accuses Ex-Morgan Stanley Rep Of $4.8M Ponzi Scheme
• Cannabis Co. Acreage Taps Ex-Foley & Lardner Atty As GC
• Fashion Nova Accused Of Blocking Negative Reviews On Site
• SEC Proposals May Harm Digital Asset Space, GOP Reps. Say
• Ex-Indiana Racetrack GC Cops To Hiding Political Payments
• Conn. Atty Can't Redo Trial Over Alleged Jury Talk, SEC Says
• Ex-Manager Sues Coca-Cola Over Race Bias Claims
• Real Estate Co. Payments Disputed In Ga. Biz Court's 1st Trial
• Retailer Can't Get 2nd Bite At Virus Coverage Suit, Judge Says
• DOJ Says Hung Juries In Chicken Price-Fixing Trial 'Irrelevant'
• Big Cos. Shouldn't Cry 'Settlement Pressure' To Justify Appeal
• Patterson + Sheridan Rehires Atty in Houston
• Post-Arb. Claims May Face Challenges After High Court Ruling
• Maynard Cooper Adds Trial Lawyer As Litigation Shareholder
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Tela Bio Hires Life Sciences Atty As 1st GC
• Dorsey Hires Corporate M&A Atty From Olshan Frome For NY
• Xerox Can't Ax ERISA Suit Alleging Excessive 401(k) Plan Fees
• Southwest Gas Mulls $5B-Plus Offer From Non-Icahn Suitor
• CFTC 'Struck Foul Blows' In Suit Against Kraft, Judge Says
• Bofl Inks $14M Deal To End Class Action Over 47% Stock Drop
• One Year In, SEC's Gensler Has Delivered A Rulemaking Storm
• 9th Circ. Revives $30M ERISA Fees Suit Against Trader Joes
• Jury Told Balwani Provided Theranos' Investor Financial Data
• CBS Inks $14.7M Deal To End Investors' #MeToo Class Action
• Employment Authority: Ex-Biden W&H Pick On Senate 'Shock'
• Roche Ruling Highlights High Bar For Induced Infringement
• 9th Circ. Tosses Vegas Casino's AIG Virus Coverage Suit
• Virus Coverage Outcomes 'Don't Bode Well' For Policyholders
• DOJ Told To Think Over 3rd Chicken Price-Fixing Trial
• Peirce Says SEC's 'Hostility' Shows In SPAC Merger Snub
• DaVita, Ex-CEO Acquitted In Antitrust No-Poach Trial
• Albright Maintains Popularity In Early '22 As NPEs Slow Down
• Smart & Final Investor Sues Over $1.1B Sale To Apollo
• Ocean Shipping Policy Developments To Watch
• JPMorgan Sued Over $80M Exec Stock Option Disclosures
• Tegna Gives DOJ More Time To Probe $8.6B Go-Private Deal
• Time To Fix Legal Industry's Environmental Pro Bono Problem
• Deal Hits Snag In Fired GC's Suit Against NJ Casino
• Uber Can't Dodge $91M Arbitration Bill On Appeal
• Nationwide Beats Eatery's Bad-Faith Claim In Partial Victory
• Calif. Café Had 'Glimmer Of Hope' In Virus Coverage Suit
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Patent Strategy Considerations After Caltech Estoppel Ruling
• Twitter Adopts Poison Pill To Thwart Elon Musk's $43B Offer
• 4 Ways Lawyers Keep Busy When Public Markets Are Shut
• US Sets Stage For WTO Brawl By Demoting Russian Trade
• D&O Insurance Can Shelter Against ESG Risks, Experts Say
• Monsanto Judge Pondering $45M Roundup False Ad Deal
• 3 Lingering Questions About Musk's Twitter Takeover Bid
• DOJ Antitrust Trial Setbacks Could Prompt Soul-Searching
• Musk Slams SEC 'Bastards' For Allegedly Forcing 2018 Deal
• Airline Wi-Fi Co. Gogo To Pay $17.3M To End Investor Suit
• Calif. Justices Won't Take On 'Take Home' COVID Case
• Developer Loses $500M Virus Coverage Appeal At 4th Circ.
• North Korean Operatives Linked To $620M Crypto Heist
• Texas Jury Awards Antero $11.8M In Kickback Scheme Trial
• 5 Ways To Help Small Businesses Enter Gov't Procurement
• Ex-CEO With Dementia Unfit For $2B Tax Trial, Attys Say
• Full 5th Circ. Asked To Revive Antitrust Suit Over SEPs
• DOJ Wants More Info On Frontier's Bid For Spirit Airlines
• Keller & Heckman Adds Ex-GC From CBD And Tobacco Cos.
• Remembering An Underappreciated Legal Skill — Listening
• Consumer Protection Takeaways From ABA Antitrust Meeting
• Amazon Says Additional Info Allowed In COBRA Notices
• DC AG Wants Another Shot At Antitrust Suit Against Amazon
• Supply Chain Implications Of SEC's Climate Proposal
• Tech CEO Swiped Millions From Data Privacy Firm, Feds Say
• Tesla Race Bias Verdict Slashed From $137M To $15M
• DOJ's 1st Wage-Fixing Suit Ends With Not Guilty Verdicts
• Elon Musk Launches $43B Takeover Bid For Twitter
• Ex-DaVita CEO's 'Feelings' Drove No-Poach Crimes, DOJ Says
• Hackers Have Ability To Control Key Infrastructure, U.S. Says
• CFPB Changes To In-House Proceedings Stoke Industry Alarm
• Balwani Jury Can See Theranos' Failed Deals With Military
• Microsoft Exec Urges Congress To Enact Federal Privacy Law
• Uber Can't Speed Away From Feds' ADA Wait Fee Suit
• FDA Wins Challenge To Perchlorate In Food Packaging
• DOJ Coached Key Witness In Wage-Fixing Case, Jury Told
• Vidal Sworn In At USPTO, Touting Innovation And Outreach
• SEC's Interpretation Of Tipster Protection Rule Stirs Debate
• Insurer Beats Salon Over Communicable Disease Coverage
• Report Says McKinsey Hid Conflicts In Advising FDA, Purdue
• Pittsburgh Starbucks The First Pa. Shop To Vote For Union
• Justices' Ruling On Inadvertent Error Excuse May Be Limited
• Attorneys Can Promote Trade, Security Amid Global Conflict
• Uncertainty Clouds Attys' Strategies For Pursuing IP In Russia
• NY Judge Says Precedent Clear, Tosses Virus Coverage Suit
• Expanding H-2B Visa Program Needs Fixes To Avoid Abuses
• NLRB Judge Says Exxon Illegally Enforced Rule, Fired Worker
• Clark Hill Transactions Atty Joins Bradley Arant's Dallas Office
• Tech Deals Atty Jumps From Sidley To Latham
• How Cos. Can Respond To ESG Focus In SEC Exam Priorities
• GenapSys Ex-CEO Sues Twice In Del. After Company Fallout
• Pa. Pepsi Workers Sue Over Lost Wages After Kronos Hack
• Burger King Sued Over Chemicals In Whopper Packaging
• Cozen O'Connor Encourages Smart Cyber Subrogation Claims
• Ex-DaVita CEO Denies Anti-Poach 'Intent' As Feds Rest
• Fresenius GC Says He Was Canned For Flagging Misconduct
• Google, DOJ Asked To Submit More Info In Privilege Row
• Elon Musk Hid Twitter Buy And Saved $143M, Investor Says
• Mapping The Top Trials To Know In The Opioid Litigation Wave
• Apple CEO Claims Antitrust App Store Laws Will Hurt Privacy
• ​​​​​​​Facebook, Gibson Dunn Fight Sanctions Bid In Privacy MDL
• 6th Circ. Partially Revives ERISA Suit Against Walmart
• Toppled Amazon Facility Wasn't Up To Code, Attorneys Say
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Theater's COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• U.S. Copyright Office Brings On First Chief Economist
• Calif. Appeals Court Says Uber Can't Arbitrate PAGA Claims
• SEC Chief Doubles Down On Climate Plan Amid GOP Uproar
• EPA Has New Plan For Assessing Pesticide Risks To Species
• NY Judge Clears Chewy Of Infringing 4 IBM Patents
• CFPB Sues TransUnion, Former Exec For Violating 2017 Order
• NJ Hospitals Urge FTC To End Review Of Abandoned Merger
• Amazon Snuffs Warehouse Workers' Drug-Test Challenge
• GE Shareholders Win Class Cert. In Stock Fraud Suit
• Key Takeaways From SEC's 2022 Exam Priorities
• Ex-Curve Compliance Chief Rejoins McGlinchey Stafford
• Autodialer Suits 1 Year After High Court's TCPA Ruling
• Uber, Postmates Ask 9th Circ. To Stop Calif. Contractor Law
• Latham Adds 2nd Willkie Atty To Growing PE Practice
• Lowe's Can't Duck Patent Suit Over Product Location Tech
• Willis Says Insurers Adding Exclusions For Ukraine War
• Aluminum Tariff Dodging Costs Cos. $1.8B After Guilty Verdict
• FTC Exploring Ways To Revamp Privacy Approach, Chair Says
• Northrop Grumman, US Ink $64.5M Deal With Water Districts
• Smithfield To Pay $42M In Pork Price-Fixing Deal With Eateries
• Chip Co. Shareholder Suit Slams Controller's Stock Deal
• Feds Say Holmes' Conviction In Theranos Trial Should Stand
• Coca-Cola Names Ex-Facebook Atty To International GC Role
• Electric-Truck Maker Nikola Wants Investors' Fraud Suit Axed
• Talent Firm Has Uphill Climb In $150M Virus Insurance Appeal
• Walgreens Execs Saw Profit In Opioid Crisis, Fla. Jury Told
• 9th Circ. Questions Mall Over Coverage For LA Fitness Suit
• Tech Co. Fights Claim That Captive Panel Saved CEO's Clout
• Ex-UChicago Prof Admits Trading On Inside Drug Trial Info
• Best Practices For Boards, Execs After SEC's Cyber Proposal
• FTC Republicans Oppose Agency Budget Increase
• Walmart Says It Made No Promise To Pay Drivers During Meals
• The Future Of Legal Ops: Reining In Outside Counsel Costs
• Alphabet CLO's Pay Plummets While Netflix's Dips
• SEC Draft Climate Disclosure Rule May Speed Cos.' GHG Cuts
• 5 Firms Guide Shopify's Plans For 10-For-1 Stock Split
• Former EBay Execs Must Face Cyberstalking Case In Boston
• Goldman Says Arbitration Pacts Should Narrow 401(k) Class
• Fla. Men Sued By SEC Over Roles In 1 Global Ponzi Scheme
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ballard Spahr Welcomes Back Consumer Finance Pro In LA
• FTC Chair Poised To Offer Glimpse Into Privacy Priorities
• Exec Admits DaVita No-Poach Deal In 'Painful' Testimony
• Google's 'Privilege' Labeling Unlikely To Yield Sanctions
• Split Fed. Circ. Wipes Roche's $137M IP Loss, Calls For Redo
• Del. Justices Uphold Toss Of Suit Over Tesaro's $5.1B Sale
• Big Pharma Can't Beat SF Opioid Claims Before Trial
• Employment Authority: EEOC Chair Reflects On Past Year
• 2nd Circ. Sides With Insurer In Eatery's Virus Coverage Suit
• 9th Circ. Gives Salesforce Workers Another Shot At 401(k) Suit
• Publix Can't Probe Financial Ties Of Morgan Injury Attys, Docs
• Buyers Gaining Ground In 'Right To Repair' Fight
• SEC Breach Gives Firepower To Critics Of In-House Courts
• Restaurateur Loses $50M Virus Suit In First NY Appeal Ruling
• When Congress Seeks Cos.' Nonpublic Info From Regulators
• Coke Investors Urged To Vote Against Ex-GC's Payout
• Ripple Case Shows Need For FTCA Reform
• IPO Outlook Slightly Brightens After A Dismal Start To 2022
• DOJ And FTC Seek To Better Vet Deals Amid 'Merger Boom'
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Ex-Caterpillar, Boeing Atty Enters Ring As WWE's GC
• Amazon Union Attorney Talks Staten Island Labor Win
• Wisconsin Justices To Tackle Policyholders' Win In Virus Suit
• Akerman Lands Ex-BCLP Tax Partner In Denver
• Ex-Goldman Exec Convicted Over Corrupt 1MDB Bond Deals
• Alphabet Board Again Beats Investors' Child Privacy Suit
• Centene Nabs 8th Circ. Win In Suit Over $6.8B Acquisition
• Microsoft Says It's Battling Russian Cyberattacks On Ukraine
• Ex-Monsanto Scientist Gets 2 Years For Economic Espionage
• Ukrainian Gets 5 Years For Role In $1B Credit Card Fraud
• FTC's Slaughter Skeptical Of Industry-Specific Merger Policies
• Snapchat Investor Sues Execs Over Apple Privacy Changes
• Is A Backlash Against ESG Investing Taking Shape?
• Chancery Tosses $1.85B Anthem-Cigna Merger Bust Fee Suit
• DOJ Says Google's 8,000 New Releases Show Privilege Abuse
• 7th Circ. Questions Reviving Ex-GC's Employment Dispute
• Trade Group Tells 9th Circ. To Kill Virus Coverage Suit
• SDNY Atty's Comments Shed Light On Private Funds Focus
• Ex-OCC Examiner Joins Banking Tech Co. As Risk Chief
• In Early Mediation, Negotiate With Empathy, Not Threats
• Cloudflare Stockholders Sue Over 'Mega-Grant' Incentive Plan
• With Calif. Diversity Law Axed, GCs Have A Chance To Step Up
• Justices Push States Into Heart Of Arbitration Award Fights
• Survey Says New ESG Risks Add To Pressures On Law Depts.
• Europe Appeals Nixed €1B Intel Antitrust Fine To Top Court
• Investment Firm Exec Cops To $11M Securities Fraud Scheme
• Duane Morris Lands Tax Partner From Morgan Lewis
• 4 Questions For Cos. Seeking To Recover Value Of Russian IP
• How Antitrust Enforcers Might Think Like Plaintiffs Lawyers
• Cyber Protections Helping To Curb Ransoms, Report Says
• A To-Do List For New USPTO Director Kathi Vidal
• Alsup Calls Amazon In-House Atty's LinkedIn Gap 'Suspicious'
• DaVita Rival Felt Threatened Around Poaching, Jury Hears
• Atty Says Failure To Poll Jury In SEC Suit Warrants New Trial
• Grocery Chain Pays $175K In Calif.'s COVID Price Gouge Suit
• Balwani Jury Can See Evidence Theranos Used Pharma Logos
• DOJ Willing To Challenge Mergers Before Investigations End
• SEC Scores Default Win In Goldman Insider Trading Suit
• Biden Antitrust Efforts May Trip Up JetBlue's Spirit Bid
• 9th Circ. Uses Bluetooth TM Case To Expand 'First Sale' Rules
• Audit Watchdog Sends Warning Shot In Fining Ex-KPMG Exec
• Insurers Keep Win In $490M COVID Coverage Dispute In NJ
• China Tariff Clash Leaves Sliver Of Hope For Importers
• FTC's Republicans Say Leaders Think Mergers Are 'Evil'
• DOJ Sues Prolific FCA Whistleblower For 'Widespread Fraud'
• FBI Operation Aims To Take Down Russian Military 'Botnet'
• NBA Players Union Taps New GC As Bargaining Looms
• Big Oil Fights Profiteering Claims During Gas Price Hearing
• Addressing Problematic Drinking In The Legal Profession
• Biden's Latest SEC Picks Include Top Pelosi Adviser
• Mass. Court Won't Revive Martha's Vineyard Cell Tower Suit
• SEC Seeks More Oversight Of Security-Based Swaps Trading
• US Chamber Says Arbitrator's Failure To Disclose Sinks Award
• Judge's 'Disdain For Antitrust Law' Gets Visa Case Rerouted
• Wilson Sonsini Taps Hill, WH Alums For New Risk Group
• Why Tweets May Not Validate Securities Class Action Liability
• Benesch Adds Corporate Partner In Denver And Chicago
• Starbucks GC Exits As Former CEO Schultz Returns
• Chamber Sees Higher Energy Costs If Nationwide Permit Axed
• SEP Draft Policy Imperils US Investment In Innovation
• Hunton Adds Attys From Apple, Bracewell In Dallas
• SEC Finds Enforcement Staff Accessed Privileged Docs
• Fired KPMG Audit Head Hit With Record $100K PCAOB Fine
• 'Tomorrow Is A New Day,' Theranos Judge Tells Balwani Atty
• 'Intense Pressure' To Ink Opioid Deal? Too Bad, 6th Circ. Says
• Calif. High Court Mulls Wage Suit Against Temp Agency Client
• Chicken Execs Again Seek Acquittal After Second Mistrial
• Debate Intensifies Over SEC's Climate Disclosure Authority
• Facebook, Gibson Dunn Face Sanctions Bid In Privacy MDL
• Chancery Nixes Icahn Bid For Southwest Special Meeting Vote
• Senate Confirms Vidal For USPTO Director
• Virus Coverage Is 'Hard Sell' In 2nd Circ., Judge Says
• Chancery Won't Let Directors Out Of Akademos 'Washout' Suit
• 4 Firms Steer Harborside's Purchase Of Calif. Co. Loudpack
• 1st Circ. Sees Slippery Slope In Ken's Foods' Coverage Loss
• US Cos. Rebound From Dip In European Patent Applications
• Transforming Law Firms' Diversity Intent Into Real Progress
• SEC's Climate Disclosure Proposal May Overburden Cos.
• Finance Cos. Should Brace For Wider CFPB Anti-Bias Reach
• Insurer Beats Fashion Retailer Lulus' COVID Coverage Suit
• Where DOJ Is Heading On Consumer Protection Enforcement
• Indicted Trader Gets GPS Anklet After Witness-Stalking Claim
• DOJ Was Wrong To Seek Scapegoats In BP, Boeing Cases
• Sabre Can't Block Current CEO's Testimony In Antitrust Trial
• Boeing Asks 11th Circ. To Rethink $100M Trade Secrets Claim
• Coinbase Poaches Meta Atty To Lead Legal Ops
• Maynard Cooper Grows In Florida With Boutique Merger
• Amid Albright Venue Fight, Patent Biz Settles With Broadcom