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Corporate - July, 2022

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• The 2022 Regional Powerhouses
• Saudis Paid Twitter Worker Accused Of Spying, Jury Told
• CHIPS Act Marks One Step In A Long Race With China
• Privacy Policy To Watch For The Rest Of 2022
• Alsup Decertifies Cricket 4G Class Over Attys' 'Critical' Error
• Amazon Didn't Accommodate Breast Pumping, Worker Says
• Oracle Adviser On $9.3B NetSuite Deal Denies Ellison Role
• Employment Authority: NFL Case Will Test New CBA
• Ex-McDonald's Workers Appeal No-Poach Loss To 7th Circ.
• Fla. Gov. Proposes Anti-ESG Law For State-Run Funds
• Apple Must Produce Docs On Tim Cook's 'Letter To Investors'
• Trade Desk Stockholder Challenge To CEO Shares Dismissed
• In-House At A Cannabis Company
• Finance Co. Urges Court To Greenlight Defamation Claim
• In-House At A Cannabis Company: The Int'l Trademark Issues
• Software Biz Ex-Worker Barred From Using Trade Secrets
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Walmart Taps Ex-DOJ Acting Fraud Head For Key Reg Role
• CarGurus Names Ex-Converse Atty New GC
• Mars Policy Doesn't Include Virus Coverage, Insurer Says
• Cross-Border M&A Atty Joins Norton Rose's NY Practice
• UnitedHealth, Change Gear Up To Defend $14B Merger At Trial
• DOJ Set To Pitch Book Publisher Merger Challenge To Judge
• Rosen Gets $2.4M From $11M Retailer Securities Settlement
• Baker Donelson Adds Corporate, IP Atty In Fort Lauderdale
• Allergan Reaches Deal To Pay $2.37B To Settle Opioid Suits
• DC Circ. Knocks NLRB, Orders 3rd Crack At Browning-Ferris
• Property Insurance Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2022
• Elon Musk Lobs Counterclaims In Showdown With Twitter
• Insurers Must Provide Contraception, Biden Admin. Warns
• Big Boost For Renewables At Stake In Surprise Inflation Bill
• CFTC Scores Win Against Firm, CEO Accused Of $4.4M Fraud
• Calif. Judge Tosses CAA's Bid For Pandemic Coverage
• In-Person ITC Hearings May Lose Remote Participants' Input
• Gilstrap Won't Bar Ericsson's 'Pressure' On Apple In Colombia
• Judge Mulls Feds', Tobacco Cos.' Decree On Health Warnings
• USPTO Fills Deputy Director Role For 1st Time In Biden Admin
• Albright's Dimmed Power Upsets New Waco Patent Practices
• 9th Circ. Tosses Health District's Virus Coverage Suit
• Twitter Blasts Musk's 'Abusive' Requests Ahead Of $44B Trial
• 9th Circ. Judge Open To Reviving Facebook Housing Bias Suit
• Activision Judge Cites Higher State Standard To Trim Bias Suit
• SEC's Climate Rule Is Compatible With The 1st Amendment
• Activists Target Tesla's 'Toxic' Culture, Forced Arbitration
• Paramount Agrees To Settle 'Mission: Impossible' COVID Suit
• House Sends Chips Bill With 25% Tax Credit To Biden
• Papa John's To Pay $5M To End No-Poach Class Action
• Opendoor Taps Ex-Crypto Co. General Counsel As CLO
• US Chamber Sues SEC Over Trump-Era Proxy Rule Reversal
• Ex-Blue Bell CEO Must Face Trial Over Listeria Outbreak
• Sullivan, White & Case Rep $913M Electric Vehicle Deal
• Insurers Off The Hook For Adviser's $15M Copyright Deal
• Norton Rose DC Partner Named Global Energy Co-Leader
• Ex-Weber Shandwick CFO Agrees To Plea Deal For $16M Theft
• Manchin, Schumer Deal Carries 15% Corp. Minimum Tax
• JPMorgan, UBS Among 3 Fined By SEC Over ID Theft Controls
• Wynn Resorts Fights Recusal Of Judge Who Defended It
• Ex-JPMorgan Atty's Firing Maybe Was Retaliation, Rakoff Says
• Ellison Pressed On His Account Of Oracle-NetSuite Deal
• Crypto Securities Cases Are Trending Upward In 2022
• Activision Fighting Uphill To Trim Agency's Sex Bias Suit
• Fla. Plans Reinsurance Program Amid Possible Downgrades
• Bills Boosting Kids' Online Privacy Rights Head To Full Senate
• DOJ Says McDonald's No-Poach Win Inapplicable To DaVita
• MillerCoors Can't Avoid $56M Loss In Stone Brewing TM Trial
• Gensler Says SEC Reviewing Auditor Independence Rules
• Uber Investors Get Class Cert. In 'Train Wreck' IPO Suit
• 11th Circ. Reverses Class Settlement In GoDaddy TCPA Suit
• SEC's Gensler Defends Agency's Crypto Accounting Memo
• Walmart Inks $5.9M Deal Ending PAGA Cashier Seating Claims
• How Lawyers Can Set Ethical Boundaries Post-Pandemic
• Spirit Airlines Terminates $6.6B Merger With Frontier
• Meet The 11 Judges Now Sharing Albright's Patent Cases
• Bernstein Litowitz Will Lead Meta Investors In Facebook Suit
• Troutman Adds Derivatives Expertise With Ex-Stroock Atty
• Ex-CNA Insurance Atty Jumps To Hinshaw In Chicago
• Polsinelli Lands Corporate Health Care Atty From Clark Hill
• Biden Puts Forward New Wage Chief Nominee
• Vet Slams 3M's Bid To Undo $50M Earplug Injury Verdict
• FTC Challenges Meta VR Merger
• AmTrust To Pay NY $1.25M Over Unfair Labor Practices
• Senate Approves Semiconductor Bill With 25% Tax Credit
• Barton Scoops Up Ex-Hulu Atty For IP Practice
• Biophysics IP Counsel Rejoins Buchanan Ingersoll
• Matterport Ex-CEO Can Sell His Shares, Del. Justices Affirm
• From Crypto To Apps, CFPB's Chopra Has Payments In Focus
• Skechers Execs Jet-Setting At Co.'s Expense, Investor Says
• As Albright's Patent Reign Ends, Where Will Cases End Up?
• Trade Policies To Watch In The Second Half Of 2022
• ERISA Class Certified In Xerox Health Premium Case
• Federal Small Biz Contracts Hit New High As Base Shrinks
• SEC's Peirce Finds Ally In Push Against ESG Reporting
• The Rise And Fall Of Judge Albright's Patent Court
• Wawa Inks $8M Deal With State AGs Over Data Breach
• Equinox Says Exposing Pay Strategy Would Aid Competitors
• 'Baffling' I'm Not Out Of Prison Yet, Ex-Insys Exec Says
• Sarbanes-Oxley At 20: How It Complicates Musk's Twitter Case
• Ga. Judge Won't Recast FordHarrison Blame In Walmart Case
• A Lawyer's Guide To Collecting Fees From Nonpaying Clients
• Spectrum Owes $7B In Stabbing Case, Jury Says
• 9th Circ. Says Rail Workers Exempt From Calif. Leave Law
• Teva Reaches $5B National Opioid Deal
• Squire Patton Boggs Hires Ex-Life Insurance Co. GC
• 11th Circ. Again Rejects Joint Employer Argument
• How Justices' EPA Ruling Thwarts The Will Of The People
• EEOC Charge Isn't A 'Claim,' KFC Operator Tells 11th Circ.
• J. Crew Hires New CLO From American Eagle Outfitters
• DOL Floats Changes To Prohibited Transaction Exemption
• Collaborative Legal Community Makes DPA Tool Free
• Musk Says Twitter Is Dragging Feet On Oct. Chancery Trial
• These Law Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• WDTX Ends Albright's Patent Grip With Random Assignments
• HNA Must Pay $185M Park Ave. Skyscraper Arbitration Award
• Light Sensor Co. Can't Undo $48M Trade Secret Trial Loss
• Uber Needn't Offer Wheelchair Rides In Every City, Judge Says
• New Policy Seen As Easing PTAB Judges' Pressure Concerns
• Calif. Crypto Co. CEO Cops To $21M Fraud Scheme, Feds Say
• 7th Circ. Revives Loyola COVID Tuition Refund Suit
• Small Biz Contracting Strategy May Not Encourage New Firms
• SEC Tests Its Reach With Coinbase Insider Trading Case
• Electric Vehicle SPAC Buyers Sue In Del. Over $1.4B Shock
• Jiffy Lube To Pay $2M To End Workers' No-Poach Policy Suit
• 5th Circ. Axes Continental's Bid To Revive Antitrust Row
• How Lawyers Can Benefit From TikTok Without Being 'Cringe'
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Microsoft Says IRS Can't Skip FOIA Suit Over 15-Year Audit
• Ripple Battle Offers Defense Strategy Against SEC Privilege
• Engineer Says Race Factored Into COVID Remote Work Policy
• ​Attorney-Client Privilege Shields Lowe's Internal Chatter​
• Class Attys Want $7M In Coca-Cola Milk False Ad MDL
• Ex-Workers Want Class Status For Retirement Plan Suit
• Ex-Avco Atty Must Face Switching Sides Suit, 3rd Circ. Says
• Perdue Farms Accused Of Misclassifying Chicken Farmers
• EEOC Probing Tesla Over Civil Rights Complaints
• Gartner Goes After Broker Over COVID Insurance Woes
• Apple Settles Koss Patent Suit Days Before Trial
• MoFo Hires 8th Corporate Partner In 7 Months
• Amazon, 3M Accuse Sellers Of Counterfeit Stethoscope Scam
• 4th Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Fla. Restaurants' Virus Suit
• Ex-GOP Congressman, 8 Others Charged With Insider Trading
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Cargill, Others To Pay $85M Over DOJ Wage-Fixing Claims
• How Evisort CEO Went From Harvard Law To Legal Tech
• Top 4 Int'l Trade Cases To Watch: Midyear Report
• Uber Inks Deal With Feds In Criminal Probe Over 2016 Breach
• Amazon-One Medical Deal: Scrutiny Likely, Lawsuit Not
• Calif. Justices Urged To Find 'Take-Home' COVID Liability
• T-Mobile To Pay $350M In MDL Over Massive 2021 Data Breach
• The SPAC Crash Forces Merger Targets To Rethink Strategies
• Top Privacy Developments Of 2022: Midyear Report
• Calif. Justices To Review Uber PAGA Fight After Viking River
• After Dobbs: Abortion Battles Hit The Courts, Soon The Polls
• Employment Authority: A Look At EEOC's Testing Guidance
• 8th Circ. Upholds Dental Clinics' Virus Coverage Loss
• PepsiCo Defeats Injunction Tied To 'Rise' TM Row At 2nd Circ.
• Biden Climate Emergency Plans Face High Court Hurdle
• Top Delaware Cases To Watch In 2022: A Midyear Report
• Assessing Wildfire Risks Difficult As Coverage Woes Persist
• 11th Circ. Probes Wrigley Factory Worker's Bias Claim
• 4 Cybersecurity Breach Suits Benefits Lawyers Should Watch
• Riot Games Workers' $100M Gender Bias Deal OK'd
• 3 Ongoing Trends In Securities Litigation: 2022 Midyear Report
• Rating Agency CEO Disputes Fla. Commissioner's Criticism
• $8.5M In Attorney Fees Sought In 2015 OPM Hack Suit
• 5th Circ. CFPB Ruling Means Challenges For Federal Agencies
• Revlon's $15M Ch. 11 Retention Bonus Plan Approved In NY
• Calif. Tax Board Nonresident Asset Ruling Raises New Issues
• IP Hires: Baker McKenzie, Oblon, Greenberg Traurig
• $2M Fee Sought In Chancery For Steel Connect Derivative Suit
• SEC Can't Make VW Identify Key Jones Day Emissions Docs
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Saucony, Keds Maker Loses Virus Coverage Suit In Illinois
• Freddie Mac Taps Ex-Santander Pro, Fed Atty As CCO
• In-House At A Cannabis Company: The Real Estate Issues
• Why Rocket Lawyer's CEO Wants Legal Help To Be Affordable
• Judge Says Ex-Banking CEO's $1.6M Payout Bid Should Fail
• Uber's $8.4M Driver Misclassification Deal Nears Final OK
• SF, Walgreens Continue Opioid Bellwether Battle Post-Trial
• Nissan Owners Win Class Cert. In Shattering-Sunroof Suit
• Ex-RBS Unit Worker Loses SEC Whistleblower Bid At 2nd Circ.
• Trade Orgs Sue SEC Over Pared-Back Proxy Oversight Rules
• GOP Sens. Blast Gensler's Response To Climate Query
• Crypto Industry Could Cast Skeptic Eye On Cyber Guidance
• GOP Lawmakers Ask SEC To Kill Crypto Accounting Bulletin
• SEC Hits Health Insurance Co., CEO With $12M In Penalties
• Must Your Client Pay An Opponent's Expert For Prep Time?
• Chancery Holding Amplifies Approach To Boardroom Issues
• Dems Urge CFPB To Bolster Payment App Fraud Protections
• Eisenberg Lehman Attorney Joins ECombustible As GC
• Morgan Lewis Adds 2 DOJ Officials In Philly, DC
• Frier Levitt Elevates Partner As Firm's 1st General Counsel
• Squire Patton Adds Corporate And Financial Services Attys
• Equal Justice Works Names Law School Dean As New CEO
• Equifax Buys Immigration Case Management Tool LawLogix
• Coinbase Insider Trading Case Exposes Rift Over SEC's Role
• Zuckerberg, Sandberg Face Depos In Data Harvesting MDL
• Calif. Panel Says Doubts Remain If Store 'Provided' Seats
• Co. Says DOL Should Cover Fees For Ill-Advised ERISA Case
• Privacy Bill Moves To House Floor With State Override Intact
• Jessica Alba's Honest Co. Can't Exit COVID-Tied Investor Suit
• Investors Sue Zillow Execs In Home-Buying Meltdown
• Freight Co. Says Ex-CEO Stole $1.8M In PPP Funds
• FTC Says It Didn't 'Clear' Meta Deals And Has No Docs To Give
• Suit Says Walmart Hours Violate Philly's Fair Workweek Law
• Tesla Says Laid-Off Workers Can't Stop Severance Notices
• Edgio Investors Say Board Grabbed Power In Yahoo Unit Buy
• The New Fintiv Guidance: Overcoming Discretionary Denials
• Pioneering Ex-Clippers GC Launches New Legal Consultancy
• Title III ADA Suits Down At Midyear Compared With Busy 2021
• Ill. Judge OKs Gift Retailer's $4.5M Deal In Biometrics Suit
• FanDuel Group Promotes Chief Legal Officer To President
• Integreon Brings On Another UnitedLex VP
• As The Economy Stumbles, Where Are All The Bankruptcies?
• Eversheds Sutherland Adds Ex-Mohawk Industries Attorney
• Apple, Chicago Settle Challenge To City's Streaming Tax
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Can't Ditch NJ Trade Secrets Suit
• Biogen To Pay $900M To Settle Kickback Claims On Trial's Eve
• Google Antitrust Judge Jumps Into Rare 'Hot Tub' Hearing
• Arch Insurance Beats Vizio's Suit Over $17M Privacy Deal
• FCC Taps Covington Associate To Serve As Legal Adviser
• Ex-JPMorgan Atty's Retaliation Suit Headed To A Fall Trial
• Buchalter Products Liability Chair Sued For Sex Harassment
• SEC Tipster Awards Slow After Record Year
• 5th Circ. Urged Not To Rehear SEC In-House Courts Challenge
• Split Del. High Court Revives $9.25B GGP Appraisal Fight
• SEC Enforcement Chief Pressed On ESG, Crypto Cases
• Google Gets 'Lockbox' Privacy Class Action Axed, For Now
• FTC, Labor Board Team Up On Gig Economy, Noncompetes
• SEC Delays Action On NYSE Bid To Ease Direct Listing Limits
• Deutsche Bank Investors Seek Cert. In Suit Over Epstein Ties
• JPMorgan Wants Quick Win In $162M Tesla Stock Warrant Suit
• Broadcom's $61B Deal For VMware Under FTC Microscope
• Zurich Says Chicago Hotel Is On Its Own In BIPA Suit
• J&J Wants Opioid Claims From NY Towns, Cities Tossed
• Amazon Sues Facebook Fraudsters Over Fake Review Groups
• Investigators Probe Amazon Warehouses For Safety Hazards
• Apple Cuts $50M Deal To End 'Butterfly' Keyboard Case
• The Biggest Trade Policy Stories Of 2022: Midyear Report
• Who Owns Crypto In Ch. 11? A Trillion-Dollar Question
• Bar Exam Policies On Menstruation Still Fall Short
• In-House Counsel Tips To Avert Open Source Software Risks
• China, EU Say A Stable World Economy Is A Shared Duty
• Wynn Resorts Investors Seek Class Cert. In Suit Over Ex-CEO
• Twitter V. Musk Is Starting To Look Like A Cautionary M&A Tale
• DOJ Action Advances $5.4B Google Cybersecurity Co. Deal
• $5.1M Deal Ends Sweeping Costco ERISA Suit
• Biden Urges 5th Circ. To Revive Carbon Metric Rule
• Challenging Times May Be Ahead For Venture Capital Industry
• Facebook Parent Meta Sued Over Name By Virtual Reality Co.
• The Broad M&A Implications Of DOJ's Booz Allen Challenge
• Ericsson Sues Apple Again In Standard-Essential Patent Row
• Shumaker Loop Adds M&A Partner In Tampa
• CFTC Grants 2 Extra Months For Climate Risk Comments
• US Seizes $500K Ransom From North Korean Hacking Group
• Former DOI Atty Joins EnCore As GC
• Baker Botts Corporate IP Leader Moves To Baker McKenzie
• Twitter Says Musk Deliberately Stalling Trial Over $44B Deal
• Drug Cos., Researchers Back Juno's 'Possession' Petition
• Apple Unlawfully Monopolizes Mobile Wallet Market, Suit Says
• No-Hire Deals Always Illegal, DOJ Tells Judge In Trucker Row
• Oracle Accused Of $3B NetSuite Overpay In Del. Trial Opening
• Uber Settles DOJ's Disability Bias Suit Over Rider Wait Fees
• Ericsson Rips Apple's Claim Of 'Secret' Colombia Injunction
• China Outlines Trade Plan For Second Half Of 2022
• Celsius Says Ch. 11 Is Focused On Reorganization Plans
• Equitable Financial To Pay $50M To Investors In SEC Deal
• Jury Says Tesla Was Negligent But Blames Driver For Crash
• Calif. CPA Admits To $1.2M In COVID Biz Relief Fraud
• Cannabis Co. GC Joins Sullivan & Worcester As NY Partner
• Former EPA Deputy General Counsel Joins Kutak Rock
• J&J Elevates Atty To General Counsel As Top Lawyer Retires
• High Court's New EPA Ruling And Its Long-Term Implications
• US Trustee Says Too Little Info On $16M Revlon Bonuses
• BofA To Pay $200M As SEC's Messaging App Probe Deepens
• Keys To Crafting Hybrid Work Policies At Law Firms
• AIG Wants Early Win In Ex-Company Atty's Retaliation Suit
• O'Melveny Hires Top Prosecutor For White Collar Team
• Key Under-The-Radar Gov't Contract Cases: Midyear Report
• Google Hit With $1M Discovery Sanctions In 'Incognito' Suit
• Long-Running Feud Over SEC's Proxy Rules Isn't Over
• Can States Legally Ban FDA-Approved Abortion Pills?
• After Dobbs: The Latest Legal Battle Lines Over Abortion Care
• Musk Fights Twitter's Bid To Expedite Trial Over $44B Deal
• Impax Investor Attys Score $9.9M Fees In Price-Fixing Suit
• Judge Won't Revive $75M Verdict For Ousted Marine Co. CEO
• Top Gov't Contracting Cases To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2022
• Calif., NY Employment Legislation To Watch In 2nd Half Of '22
• American Eagle Must Take Walmart Stitching TM Suit To Trial
• 401(k) Revenue-Sharing In Focus After 6th Circ. ERISA Ruling
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive 5-Hour Energy Tax Suit Against Walmart
• Trump's Testimony Delayed In NY Probe After Ex-Wife's Death
• Your AI Program Probably Isn't A Person In A Court Of Law
• Musk, Twitter To Get 1st Delaware Chancery Face-Off Tuesday
• House Bill Seeks To Widen High Court's Narrow TCPA Reading
• In-House At A Cannabis Company: The ESG Issues
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Armstrong Teasdale Grows In NY, St. Louis With Atty Pair
• Patent Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2022
• Former Intercontinental Exchange Atty Joins Forge As CLO
• NC Bar Names An In-House Atty As President For First Time
• Chicken Price-Fixing Atty Tells How 3rd Trial Was The Charm
• Disclosure Strategy After BIS Export Control Policy Update
• Another Retail Bankruptcy Wave May Be On Its Way
• Insurance Suits Rise As High Inflation Pressures Carriers
• RPC Hires Its First General Counsel From Dentons
• Calif. Can't Enforce Board Diversity Law During Appeal
• Illumina Pays Complete Genomics $325M To End DNA IP Row
• Bankrupt Crypto Co. Celsius Hit With Securities Class Action
• Facebook Judge Rips 'Empty' Data Scrape Deal In Approving It
• Harman Investors' $28M Deal In Buyout Suit Gets Initial OK
• Amazon Hurts Suppliers With Illegal Price Controls, Suit Says
• Amazon Proposes 2nd Buy Box Offer In EU Antitrust Deal
• $9M Aerojet FCA Settlement Could Embolden Whistleblowers
• Momentus, SPAC Left On The Hook For Investor Suit
• Celsius CEO Blames Ch. 11 On Crypto Crash, 'Poor Decisions'
• ConocoPhillips Says US Limits Won't Bar Citgo Attachment
• Cyber Review Board Says Log4J Bug Will Linger For Years
• Del. Trial Over Oracle's $9.3B NetSuite Buy Starts Next Week
• Justices Urged To Review Apple's Transfer Bid In Tech IP Row
• Tips For Handling Audio Data In E-Discovery Post-Pandemic
• Questions To Consider In High Court FCA Dismissals Case
• The Biggest Trademark Rulings Of 2022: A Midyear Report
• Credit Suisse Strikes $13.7M Deal With Investors In Libor Case
• DOL Revives Nondisplacement Rule For Service Contractors
• SEC Pushed Musk Over Unlabeled Tweets On Twitter Deal
• EPA Ruling Signals Arrival Of 'Major Questions Doctrine'
• Med Biller Posing As NBA, NFL Figures Guilty Of $600M Scam
• Illinois Cases To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2022
• Court Erred In Musk SolarCity Deal Ruling, Del. Justices Told
• Ex-ComEd CEO, Lobbyists Set For March Bribery Trial
• Virus Coverage Suits Still High After Early Pandemic Spike
• Crypto Lender Celsius Files For Ch. 11 Amid Market Downturn
• Walgreens Says SF Opioid Case Has 'Fatal Flaw' As Trial Ends
• Amazon Faces Heat For Giving Police Access To Ring Videos
• Meet The Lawyers Backing Twitter Against Elon Musk
• 9th Circ. Open To Uber's Appeal Of Worker Classification Law
• YouTube Cuts $4.3M Deal To End Moderator Trauma Suit
• Musk Ties Twitter Deal Exit To Long-Shot Breach Claim
• Musk And Twitter's Journey From Deal Room To Courtroom
• Brooks Bros. CEO Accused Of Using Ch. 11 To Buck Liabilities
• Robbins, Kendall Want To Co-Lead Tesla Toxic Workplace Suit
• Obstruction Charges Added Against Ex-Pilgrim's Pride Exec
• Zillow Seeks Exit From Investor Consolidated Class Action
• SEC Pares Back Trump-Era Proxy Oversight Rules
• How Congress Is Reshaping Its Role In Economic Sanctions
• 6th Circ. Partially Revives TriHealth ERISA 401(k) Suit
• Sidley Continues Miami Growth With 4 Private Equity Attys
• McDonald's Cuts Deal To End Deficient COBRA Notice Claims
• Immunitas Therapeutics Hires Senda CLO As COO
• GenapSys Cleared For Ch. 11 Loan With Sale Milestones
• Feds Accuse Fresenius Unit Of Fraud Over Repeat Surgeries
• Judge Slams SEC's 'Hypocrisy' In Ripple Discovery Battle
• Investors' Attys Get $11.7M From $35M KPMG Settlement
• Walgreens Allowed Iffy Opioid Orders, SF Says At Trial Wrap
• Twitter's Most Biting Criticisms In Its Suit Against Elon Musk
• UMG Scores A Victory In Bang TikTok Music Copyright Fight
• Top Gov't Contracting Policies To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2022
• Ch. 11 Cheat Sheet: GenapSys
• Red States Urge Supreme Court To Take Up Climate Suit
• Google Calls Match's Play Store Suit 'Cynical' Contract Dodge
• 2 Asset Managers Charged In $1.2B Venezuelan Oil Co. Fraud
• Ex-Toys R Us Execs Renew Call To End Ch. 11 Suit
• Credit Suisse Wants Delisted Exchange-Traded Note Suit Axed
• Crypto Bill Would Put Energy Use Of Digital Assets In Context
• Ex-Theranos CEO Holmes' Sentencing Delayed Until October
• Tech Co. Can't Slip Trucker's Biometric Privacy Suit
• Twitter Sues Musk In Chancery To Force $44B Sale
• Strategies For Effectively Marketing Law Firm ESG Practices
• 4 Benefits Policy Developments To Watch In 2022's 2nd Half
• Husch Blackwell Nabs Veteran IP Atty For Midwestern Team
• Gilead Hires Organon Top Atty To Become General Counsel
• Browder On SLAPPs, Sanctions And Dirty Money In The UK
• Womble Bond Adds Cross-Border Mining Pro In Houston
• GenapSys Opens Ch. 11 After Chancery Shakes Up Board
• Ex-AG Barr Subpoenaed In Dominion's Del. Defamation Suit
• Musk-Twitter Saga In Uncharted Waters, With Ending Unclear
• DOJ Probing PGA Tour Over LIV Golf Rivalry
• After Dobbs, FTC Pledges To Police Sharing Of Sensitive Data
• CFPB Will Issue Small-Biz Lending Data Rule By March 2023
• Calif. Regulator Presses Usury Case Against Fintech OppFi
• Calif. Privacy Agency Officially Starts Clock On Rulemaking
• Texas Jury Clears Investment Firm In $1.2B Pension Suit
• Musk's Bid For Free Twitter Exit May Hit Chancery Dead End
• Post-Floyd Unrest At Center Of Insurance Coverage Suits
• Dechert Hires Ex-SEC Investment Management Counsel
• Execs Of EV Charging Biz Volta Face Suit Over $27M Error
• TransUnion Wants Out Of CFPB Suit Over 2017 Order Violation
• Oracle Investors Strike $17.5M Deal In Securities Fraud Suit
• The Widening Circuit Split On State Court Climate Claims
• Jury Clears Container Maker In Aluminum Can Patent Trial
• Monsanto Beats Delaware's Suit Over PCB Contamination
• ACLU Of Delaware Names New Legal Director
• Agreement Among Litigants Key To Using E-Discovery Tech
• Raytheon Seeks Escape From Engineers' No-Poaching Suit
• Miller Canfield Adds Western Mich. Univ. GC To Labor Group
• Virgin Galactic Looks For New CLO As Top Lawyer Resigns
• King & Spalding Adds Jones Day Project Finance Partner
• Apple Slams Ericsson's 'Secret' Colombia FRAND Injunction
• IBM's Privacy Chief Setting 'Tone From Top' On Data Use, AI
• 4 Takeaways From Ex-Theranos Exec Balwani's Fraud Verdict
• Lens.com Attys Sanctioned For 'Wild Goose Chase' In TM Row
• 9th Circ. Wants Calif. High Court To Weigh In On Wage Fight
• Chancery Prunes GenapSys Board, Orders Annual Meeting
• 2 Mistrials, 1 Acquittal & A DOJ Listening Problem
• DOJ Says Aerojet Cybersecurity FCA Settlement Worth $9M
• How Congress Is Addressing Employment Visa Backlog
• The Biggest Copyright Rulings Of 2022: A Midyear Report
• Warren Urges SEC To Push Ahead With SPAC Regulation
• Amazon Looks To Consolidate Derivative Investor Suits
• How Justices Impacted Transportation: Midyear Review
• Twitter Ready To Sue After Musk Says He's Out On $44B Deal
• Insights And Omissions From Calif. Privacy Rules Draft
• Checking In On DOJ's Promised White Collar Crackdown
• 6 Effective Legal And Communications Antitrust Strategies
• Tegna, Standard General Deny Public Harm From $8.6B Deal
• DeSantis Picks Ex-GC To Lead Florida Election Office
• Top SEC Controversies In 2022: Midyear Report
• UPDATED: Ex-Biotech Exec Drops Chancery Ouster Suit
• Top Simpson Thacher Atty To Join KKR As GC, Then CLO
• DOL Board Says Biz's Hiring Woes Don't Show H-2B Need
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Top Gov't Contract Cases In 2022: Midyear Report
• Law School Admissions Shouldn't Hinge On Test Scores
• Class Fights Del. Toss Of $26B T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Suit
• Ex-UN Official Tapped To Preside Over Arbitration Against US
• 5 Chicken Execs Acquitted In Denver Antitrust Trial
• Insurer Calls $5M Life Policy An Illegal 'Wager' Under Del. Law
• 8th Circ. Told HHS Rule Shouldn't Affect Trans Health Appeal
• 'Car Warranty' Robocalls Targeted In Ohio TCPA Suit
• 5th Circ. Virus Coverage Oral Args Get Tense Over Erie Guess
• 3rd Circ. Says Pa. Judge Erred In Appointing Bank Custodian
• Alsup Cuts 33% Apple Bag-Check Deal Atty Fee Ask To 30%
• Misrepresentations Voided Co.'s Cyber Policy, Travelers Says
• Talent Agency Tells 9th Circ. Ruling Erases Coverage Entirely
• Ex-Goldman GC Aids NFL's Dan Snyder In US House Probe
• BakerHostetler Adds Ex-Winston & Strawn FDA Partner
• Banner Health Promotes Atty To Head Of Legal
• Former Theranos Exec Sunny Balwani Convicted Of Fraud
• Chancery Won't Consider Firms' Bid To Lead Ionis Pay Suit
• Altice Chairman To Forgo Shares To Settle Class Suit
• Blank Rome Adds Barnes & Thornburg Corporate Atty In LA
• Justices Urged To Mend Circuit Split Over FCA Scienter
• US Cos. Say Fabrics, Yarn Access Key To Mitigating Migration
• Chancery Court Confirms Polychain Capital Arbitration Ruling
• North Korea Accused Of Hitting Health Cos. With Ransomware
• MOL Gets $236M Win In Fight With Croatia
• Google Wants Intact 'Common Carrier' Suit Kept Together
• FTC Told Ban On Juul Sales Bolsters Altria Deal Challenge
• Experian Not Responsible For Fla. Consumer's Faulty Report
• Embracing Revenue Operations For Strong Law Firm Growth
• Ex-LeClairRyan Partner Joins BestEx Trading Tech Firm As GC
• NC Appeals Panel Overturns Restaurants' Virus Coverage Win
• SEC Asks Full 5th Circ. To Rehear In-House Courts Challenge
• Oracle Seeks New Legal Chief As Longtime GC Retires
• Ga. Justices Disbar Atty For Stealing $41K In Fake Settlements
• Ex-Ascom Atty Joins Chemical Company Clariant As GC
• 3rd Circ. Asked To Wait For Pa. Panels On COVID Coverage
• Workers Slam Electronics Co.'s Attempt To Evade 401(k) Suit
• How Federal Data Privacy Bill Would Affect Businesses
• Gov. Didn't Mislead Research Co. In $22M Bid, GAO Says
• Supreme Court Embraces Originalism In 'Momentous' Term
• Employment Authority: Unions React To A Post-Roe World
• Judge Holds NJ Hotel Exec In Contempt For Evading Union
• Norton Fights Columbia's Atty Award Bid After Patent Verdict
• Court Confirms Monster's $175M Arbitral Win In Bang TM Row
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