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Corporate - August, 2022

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• Robbins Geller To Rep Unilever Investors In Israel Stance Suit
• GOP Sens. Cite China's Influence In Opposing New WTO Body
• Blackbaud Beats Health Provider's Ransomware Suit For Now
• Katapult Investor Sues Over Stock Drop From De-SPAC Deal
• Credit Suisse Loses Bid To Decertify Class In Forex Case
• Arm Ltd. Sues Qualcomm For Licensing, Trademark Breaches
• Amid Calif. Trial, VPX Sues Monster Over 'Hazardous' Drinks
• Delay Tactic May Be Outcome Of DC Circ.'s FCA Liability Rule
• Sears Gets OK For $175M Deal With Ex-CEO
• Rep. Presses Fed Agencies, Crypto Cos. On Fraud Prevention
• Google Spars With States Over Viability Of Ad Monopoly Suit
• 9th Circ. Flags Preemption Clause In Kids' Google Privacy Suit
• American Eagle Virus Suit Belongs In Fed. Court, Judge Says
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Poultry Sector Wage-Fixing Case Shows Info Exchange Risks
• 3rd Circ. Rules ABC Test Should Be Used In Race Bias Suit
• Lockheed Martin Gets Partial Win In Ex-Atty's Race Bias Suit
• Bed Bath & Beyond Closing 150 Stores, Top Execs Depart
• Enforcers' Antitrust Overhaul Just Getting Started
• ABA Stance On Role Of Nonlawyers Is Too Black And White
• How To Navigate Claims Brought By 'Trust' Employees
• CORRECTION: Irish Buyer Can Recoup Tax After Lehman Bros. Collapse
• Akerman Expands With 2 New Partners In NY, Calif.
• Sterigenics Rep Says It Didn't Need To Warn Of Emission Risk
• Peloton Wins Bid To Arbitrate Members' Sales Tax Claims
• Calif. Pay Transparency Bill Gets Green Light From Legislature
• Okla. Fund Manager Hit With SEC Suit After Losing $10M
• FTC, 6 States Sue Roomster Over Phony Listings, Reviews
• IDT CEO Terms Straight Path's Del. Damage Pursuit 'Crazy'
• DOL Says Self-Dealing Owner Cost Benefits Plan Millions
• Feds Rip Exec's 'Culture Of Lies' As COVID Fraud Trial Wraps
• Trade Group Says DOL's Nondisplacement Rule Is Rootless
• Startup Loses Bid To Shield Docs In $115M Walmart Fight
• FTC Opening Gives New Life To Languishing FCC Pick
• Twitter Says Musk's PayPal Buddy Skirting Subpoenas
• Ex-PPG Controller Settles SEC's Accounting Scheme Claims
• Calif. Senate OKs Historic Bill Boosting Kids' Online Privacy
• 3 SPAC Mergers Unveiled Despite Harsh Market Conditions
• Shareholder Proposals May Rise After SEC Proxy Changes
• Investors Spar Over Ionis Director Pay Suit Deal In Chancery
• Anderson Kill Corporate Atty Jumps To Greenspoon Marder
• Ex-DLA Piper Atty Presses Court To Pause Cannabis Co. Fight
• DOJ Says Chicken Execs Can't Split Up Price-Fixing Trial
• Cannabis Candy Co. Suit Spotlights Alter Ego Liability Theory
• Keurig Trade Secrets Claim Just 'Rhetoric,' SharkNinja Says
• DC Tax Atty Seeks Exit From 'Captive' Insurance Swindle Suit
• Harnessing The Power Of Big Data In Litigation
• 7th Circ. Nixes 401(k) Fee Suit Against Truck Maker
• Walmart Slams FTC's Money Transfer Suit As Gov't Overreach
• Jelly Belly Says CBD Entrepreneur Isn't Its Founder
• Twitter Blasts Musk's New Walkaway Claim As 'Invalid,' Wrong
• Calif. Senate Passes Bill To Regulate Fast-Food Wages
• Chinese Co. Put Dead Atty's Name On TM Apps, USPTO Says
• Ex-Straight Path CEO Recalls Rush To Release IDT Claims
• Corporate Prosecutions Wane, Few Cos. Self-Report
• 8th Circ. Clears Honeywell Of 401(k) Row But Not Ex-Husband
• 9th Circ. Doubts Dog-Care App's Claim It's Not An Employer
• Roche Loses Appeal Against Generic Co. At China's Top Court
• Split FTC Broadens Staff's Subpoena Powers In Investigations
• Meta Blasts FTC Deal Challenge And Chair's 'Agenda'
• FTC Brings Privacy Suit Against Co. Challenging Its Authority
• How Law Firm Operations Can Adjust To New COVID Realities
• 5th Circ. Questions Challenge To Nasdaq Board Diversity Rule
• Zendesk Investor Decries $10.2B Sale, Says New CEO Needed
• Rite Aid Will Face Trimmed TM Suit Over New Logo
• Courts Are Mimicking Delaware's Approach To Ultra Vires Acts
• Goldman Sees Less Risk Of Delistings After US-China Deal
• Averting Data-Risk Missteps In A Vulnerable M&A Landscape
• Ex-Airbnb Counsel Fills GC Vacancy At SonarSource
• Cannabis Vet Named CLO At Unrivaled Brands
• Del. Justices Urged Not To Make Key Precedent A 'Paper Tiger'
• 'Wrong Message' To Free Ex-Insys Exec Early, Judge Says
• Eased CDC Isolation Rules Create New Hurdles For Employers
• Biden's Enviro Justice Push Dips Into Uncharted Waters
• AML Takeaways From Watchdog's Real Estate Guidance
• Commonwealth Financial Hires Deputy GC, Privacy Chief
• 3 Questions As Moderna Wages COVID Patent Attack On Pfizer
• Facebook Users Near Deal In Data Harvesting MDL
• Ford's $1.7B Trial Loss Puts Spotlight On Hush Deals, Ga. Law
• Judge Denies 'Inadequate' $117M Altria Investor Settlement
• 5th Circ. To Scope SEC Agenda In Nasdaq Diversity Rule Fight
• Employment Authority: Fla. Law Obscures Anti-Bias Trainings
• Atty Faces Contempt For Going AWOL In $18B Chevron Suit
• Mexican Co. Sues Shell, Gazprom For Info In $600M LNG Spat
• DC Circ. Won't Force OSHA To Issue COVID Health Safety Rule
• Whistleblower Attorneys Cheer SEC's Tipster Rule Reboot
• 6 New ERISA Retirement Plan Suits To Watch
• Google Faces Uphill Battle In Ending Chrome Privacy Suit
• SEC Alleges Fuel Firm's Ex-GC Helped CEO Mislead Investors
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Law Of The Case Is More Nuanced Than You May Think
• Michigan Chipotle Workers Vote To Unionize In Company First
• US Gov't Stance On Tech M&A Lacks Merit, Hurts Consumers
• UPS Deputy GC Joining XPO Logistics Spinoff As Legal Chief
• EPA Proposes Treating 2 PFAS Chemicals As Hazardous
• US, China Complete Audit Deal, But 'True Test' Lies Ahead
• Moderna Lobs COVID Vaccine IP Suit At Pfizer, BioNTech
• Hedge Fund Founder Och Sues Over CEO's 'Escalating' Pay
• Dominion To Depose Fox's Hannity, Carlson In Voting Suit
• Motorola To Face Chinese Rival's Antitrust Claims
• SEC Finalizes Exec Comp Disclosure Rule After 12-Year Wait
• Jury Must Decide If Disney Fired Analyst For Blowing Whistle
• Calif. Sews Up Regs To End Gas Car Sales By 2035
• 9th Circ. Gives Allergan 2nd Chance To Ax FCA Suit
• USCIS, Investors Cut Deal Ending Suits Over EB-5 Reforms
• Gilead Fights High Court Bid Over 'Possession' Of Invention
• Barred Adviser Used Illicit Gains To Pay Legal Fees, SEC Says
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive UPS Worker's Hostile Workplace Suit
• Engage Associates At Orientation With Thoughtful Activities
• Chancery OKs $75M Cravath Fee In Williams Merger Dispute
• Women- And Minority-Owned Firms: A Gap In Corporate Work
• What Cos. Can Learn From Uber Breach Nonprosecution Deal
• Musk Ordered To Give Twitter His Experts' User Analyses
• DC AG Appealing Toss Of Amazon Antitrust Suit
• Tax Firm PKF O'Connor Names First Chief Legal Officer
• Maersk Drops $1B Container Biz Sale Amid DOJ Pressure
• Meta Settles Fired Gay Worker's Bias Suit
• Penn State Vice President, General Counsel To Resign
• Centene Strikes $33M Deal To End Wash. Medicaid Fraud Suit
• Wilson Sonsini Adds Former In-House Atty To New York Office
• Senate Panel Sets Twitter Whistleblower Complaint Hearing
• NLRB Attys Say Schultz's Starbucks Union Talk Broke Law
• COVID-19 Tort Cases Have Peaked, Report Says
• Judge Set To Deny Tesla's Dismissal Bids Of Race Bias Suit
• Judge Urged To Toss Bookstore's Amazon Antitrust Case
• Fla. Gov. Bars ESG Investments By State Pension
• Celsius Says Trust Co. Won't Turn Over $17M In Assets
• DOJ Wants 'Raw' Google Data To Ensure No Cherry-Picking
• AmEx Illegally Favors Black Workers, White Ex-Manager Says
• Blue Bell Execs' Insurance Bid Denied In Listeria Outbreak
• Defunct Yoga Studios' Leaders Charged With Tax Fraud
• Amazon Says Imposter Exploits Ring TM In Tech Service Scam
• Musk Seeks Fuller Twitter Traffic Data In $44B Buyout Fight
• NY AG Says Tax Fraud Probe Of Sotheby's Has Expanded
• Howard Jonas, IDT To Face Stockholders In $1.2B Del. Trial
• Intel Says Fortress' 7th Circ. Cite 'Fundamentally Different'
• McAfee Promotes Compliance Chief To Legal Head
• Kellogg Appoints Its Legal Chief As CEO Of Cereal Spinoff
• DOJ Wants To Argue In State-Led Facebook Case At DC Circ.
• Hackers Used Deepfake Of Binance Exec In Zoom Scam
• HSBC Exec Claims She Faced Racial Bias And Retaliation
• 3rd Circ. Revives Suit Over Alleged Cozen O'Connor Conflict
• Cash App, Block Face Proposed Data Breach Class Action
• Ex-SEC Chair Clayton Agrees To Advise Another Crypto Firm
• Investment Pro Wants WSJ Article Thievery Suit Thrown Out
• T-Mobile Wants Suit Over $26B Sprint Merger Sent To NY
• Voyager Pushes Back Ch. 11 Sale, Gets OK For Bonus Pay
• The Cruciality Of Building Client Intimacy Ahead Of Recession
• Stats Show Renewed Interest In Ex Parte Reexamination
• Twitter's Alleged Security Failures Fuel Data Privacy Law Push
• FirstEnergy Investors Get $180M Deal OK'd, But Atty Fees Cut
• Co. Tells Calif. Justices It's Not Liable For 'Take-Home' COVID
• In-N-Out Asks 9th Circ. To Revive COVID Row Against Zurich
• Oracle Earns Billions Illegally Selling Net User Data, Suit Says
• DOL Proposes Transaction Waivers Tied To Allianz Losses
• FTC Drops Mark Zuckerberg From Meta VR Merger Suit
• 5 Amici Back Drug Cos. Fighting Denial Of Patent Review
• Whistleblower Claims Rattle Twitter's Bid To Force Musk Deal
• 'You Can't Fire Me, I Quit' Is Now A FRAND Strategy
• How To Win Over Bench Trial Judges Post-COVID
• Belk Accuses Ex-CEO Of Raiding Senior Ranks For GameStop
• Ex-Vitamin Shoppe CFO's Retaliation Claims Tossed In NJ
• Pregnancy Bias Ruling May Offer Road Map For ADA Cases
• Ex-Cowen CCO Joins Sound Point In Top Compliance Post
• Robinhood's $20M Deal Over Data Breach Gets Initial OK
• Greenberg Traurig Hires McElroy Deutsch Atty As Shareholder
• Ex-EBay Execs To Be Sentenced Same Day At Victims' Behest
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• Musk Pounces On Ex-Twitter Exec's Security Lapse Claims
• Ex-Apple Engineer Cops To Stealing Car Trade Secrets
• Meta Inks $37.5M Deal Resolving Tracking Tech Claims
• Indivior Loses Bid For Early Win In 'Product Hop' MDL
• Decision Awash In Footnotes Reveals 5th Circ. Judges' Depth
• 9th Circ. Panel Will Review Calif. Arbitration Law Again
• Calif. Seeks 9th Circ.'s Approval To Intervene In EEOC Case
• Judge Skeptical Of Arbitration Exemption In Amazon Case
• Lyft Shareholders Slam Proposed $25M Deal As 'Deficient'
• Ex-Merrill Lynch Traders' Market Fraud Convictions Stick
• Walmart Hit With $4.4M Verdict In Shopper's Race Bias Suit
• Experian Inks $22.5M Deal Over Inaccurate Credit Reports
• $92M TikTok Biometric Deal Gets Ill. Court's Final Blessing
• Ex-Audit Director Sues Oracle Over Retaliation, Race Bias
• EcoFactor Says Google Is Ignoring Witnesses in New Trial Bid
• Calif. Seeks To Revive 'Women On Boards' Law During Appeal
• Chancery Tosses Suit Over $875M BGC-Cantor Unit Merger
• Twitter Founder Drawn Into Del. Fight Over $44B Musk Deal
• Ex-Amarin Pharma Exec Denied Quick Win Over Noncompetes
• Takeaways For Broker-Dealers After SEC's Reg BI Action
• Bayer AG CEO Ordered To Testify In Roundup Case
• French App Developers Ask To Join Apple Calif. Antitrust Suit
• Earnouts May Fill Valuation Gap In De-SPACs And Other M&A
• A Cautionary Tale On Diversity Jurisdiction From The 6th Circ.
• High Court Wants Gov't View On Controversial FCA Case
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Amazon Trims But Can't Escape Military Leave Suit
• DOL Asks Court To Kill Industry Group's ERISA Guidance Suit
• Legal Intelligence Firm Settles Trade Secrets Fight With Rival
• Ex-MiMedx Execs Can't Undo Fraud Convictions At 2nd Circ.
• A Deep Dive Into The Glass Ceiling Report: Women In Law
• Justices Won't Reconsider Viking Arbitration Decision
• Ex-TPG Compliance Chief, GC Joins Remote Law Firm Scale
• India, Canada Lead International Privacy Laws To Watch
• Wells Fargo Botched Contract With Oil Giant, Judge Says
• Employment Authority: 4th Circ.'s Gender Dysphoria Ruling
• Instacart Strikes $2.54M Deal To End DC Suit Over Fees, Taxes
• Canada Suit Prompts Delay Request In Del. Breach Case
• GSK Says Teva's Skinny-Label Row Is 'No Threat' To Generics
• Musk Seeks Toss Of 'Misguided' Twitter Fight Intervention
• Gilstrap Won't Save PNC From $218M USAA Patent Loss
• CHIPS Act 'Guardrails' Bring Uncertainties For Chipmakers
• CFPB Says Jack Dorsey's Block 'Slow-Walking' Doc Demands
• Book Publishers Say DOJ Hasn't Shown Harm To Authors
• New Climate Law Expands Ways To Monetize Energy Credits
• Stockholder Sues Pharma Co. For Docs On $149M Merger
• Ex-HP Exec Gets 3 Years In Prison, Owes $6M For Fraud
• Prepare For NLRB Collaboration With Antitrust Agencies
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Ex-US Atty Joins FTI Consulting's Cybersecurity Practice
• Tesla's Near Silence On Legal Chief Stirs Disclosure Concerns
• Windstream's Ex-GC, Uniti Defeat Spinoff Fraud Suit Appeal
• Hedge Fund Adviser Rejoins Akin Gump In San Francisco
• Pa. Bank Names Finance Veteran As General Counsel
• DOJ Says Examiner Can 'Neutralize' Distrust In Celsius Ch. 11
• Lanier On $650M Opioid Win: I'd Have Settled For 'A Lot' Less
• Alsup Calls Honda-Defect Case Stall 'Intolerable'
• 1st Circ. Affirms CVS Win In Investor Suit Over Omnicare Deal
• CFTC's $7.5M Trial Win Masks A Stinging Insider Trading Loss
• Court Questions Penguin's Bid Policy In Merger Challenge
• Tesla Wins Bid To Arbitrate IP Theft Suit Against Engineer
• Pretrial Battles Widen In $44B Musk-Twitter Deal Bust Suit
• Chancery Orders $12M Steel Connect Settlement Reworked
• Full 5th Circ. Won't Rehear United Vaccine Mandate Row
• Men's Grooming Co. And SPAC Ax Their Go-Public Merger
• Update: Meta Withdraws Bid for Overseas Rivals' Docs In FTC Case
• Trump Lieutenant's Plea May Set DA Domino Effect In Motion
• DOL Revises Pay Equity Guidance For Federal Contractors
• Firm Behind 1st State Appellate COVID Win Files More Ill. Suits
• Jackson Lands Another Lincoln Financial Atty For Legal Team
• Nashville Music Co. Names Entertainment Vet As GC
• GoDaddy TCPA Class Wants Rehearing On Settlement Toss
• Senators' Letter To DOJ Distorts The Premise Of Debarment
• Breaking Down The Amended Federal Data Privacy Bill
• Labor, Digital Trade On Agenda For New US-Taiwan Talks
• Trump Organization CFO Pleads Guilty In NY Tax Case
• McDermott Adds Epic Systems Digital Health Pro In LA
• 5th Circ. Rules Against DOL In Data-For-Insurance ERISA Row
• Judge Nixes Cost Savings From Book Merger Trial
• SF Official Asked Investor To Lie On Loan Doc, Jury Told
• Endo Beats Investors' Opioid Crisis Class Action, For Good
• Ch. 11 Cheat Sheet: Endo International PLC
• Bloomberg News Site Shares Data With Facebook, Suit Says
• Amazon Firing Sapped NY Union Support, NLRB Tells Judge
• SEC Asked To Ease Up On 'Costly' ESG Plan For Funds
• Shareholder Status Will Shape Impact Of Stock Buyback Tax
• Keeping Capital Finders In Step With SEC Broker Regulations
• Cypress Exec's Relative Inks SEC Insider Trade Deal
• The Trouble With Gov't Interview Notes In Criminal Defense
• Telemundo Reality Show Suit Accuses Producer Of Rape
• Paul Hastings Tech M&A Pro Joins Baker Botts In Palo Alto
• Del. Suit Alleges Insider Trades Worth $171M By Nektar Execs
• Dentons Adds Ex-McGuireWoods Corporate Atty In Pittsburgh
• Musk's Twitter Doc Fight Target Had Key User Traffic Role
• CVS, Walmart, Walgreens Owe $650M In Ohio Opioid Fallout
• Cybersecurity Co. Sues Ex-Exec For Keeping Confidential Info
• Endo Hits Ch. 11 Amid Opioid Suit Crush
• SEC's New Hedge Fund Proposal Leaves Some Wary Of Hacks
• DC Circ. Orders SEC To Review FINRA Bond Reporting Plan
• EagleBank To Pay $22.9M To Settle SEC, Fed Reserve Actions
• FTC Gets Backing In High Court Constitutionality Case
• Calif. Agency Urges House To Scrap 'Weak' Data Privacy Bill
• 7th Circ. Backs NBA Win In Chinese Amazon Retailer IP Fight
• GE And Canon Reach $350K Settlement In Data Breach Suit
• Del. Court Reverses Goldman Sachs Pay Suit Settlement
• Del. Chancery Winds Up Trial On $9.3B Oracle-NetSuite Deal
• Publishing Merger Won't Hurt Competition, Yale Prof Says
• Celsius Gets OK For Sales From Crypto Mining Operation
• ADI Insider Trading Case Could Use More Detail, Judge Hints
• Idaho Co. Fights FTC's Suit Threat Over Data Tracking
• ADA Covers Gender Dysphoria, Split 4th Circ. Panel Says
• Coinbase Slapped With Suit Over Inadequate Account Security
• Biden Signs Landmark Tax And Climate Bill Into Law
• Judge Strikes DOJ Memo Over Footnotes In Wynn FARA Case
• SEC Says Gordon Gekko Code Used In Equifax Trade Scheme
• TikTok Fights Facebook's Bid For Info In FTC Antitrust Probe
• What Litigators Can Really Learn From Rambo
• Poultry Execs Get Clarification On Price-Fixing Charges
• Del. Chancery Opens Door To Rethinking Litigation Demands
• Are Securities Laws Appropriate To Protect Crypto Markets?
• 7th Circ. Upholds Walmart's Win In EEOC Pregnancy Bias Suit
• Penguin Exec. Says Internal Book Competition Is Strong
• Microsoft Acts To 'Disrupt' Russia-Based Hacking Group
• Santander US Holding Sued In Del. After $2.5B Squeeze-out
• Live Nation Says Prior COVID Rulings Don't Nix Coverage Suit
• Sweeping AutoZone 401(k) Class Gets Tentative Green Light
• Apple's $30.5M Off-Clock Bag Search Deal Gets Final OK
• Colo. Hydroponics Co. Promotes Atty To General Counsel
• Justices Told Generic Drugs At Risk From Skinny Label Ruling
• Fed. Claims Tosses IT Co.'s Suit Over H-1B Visa Petitions Rule
• Alight Must Produce Documents In DOL Probe, 7th Circ. Says
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Booz Allen Win In Ex-HR Worker's Bias Suit
• Business Insurance Considerations Amid Conflict In Ukraine
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Attorneys Should Note Judges' Financial Conflicts Of Interest
• Activist Investor Pushes Disney To Cut Costs, Separate ESPN
• Joint Juice Maker Hit With $12.8M In Statutory Damages
• Latham Adds Ex-Facebook GC As Of Counsel In DC
• Cisco Cleared In $371M Software Patent Trial
• No Computer Fraud Coverage For Social Engineering Loss
• FTC's Suit Challenging Meta's VR Merger Gets December Trial
• A Guide To Navigating Bankruptcy's Impact On IP Licenses
• Ex-Blue Bell CEO Gets Mistrial Over Listeria Outbreak
• Firms Seek $5.5M For Deal To Reform Palantir's Governance
• Husch Blackwell Atty Named GC At University Of Iowa
• Hartzog Conger Atty To Join University Of Oklahoma As GC
• Chancery OKs Just 1 More Twitter Record-Keeper For Musk
• Amazon Fights FTC's 'Unworkable' Demands In Prime Probe
• Starbucks Alleges Collusion Between NLRB Officials, Union
• Google Can Arbitrate Antitrust Claims Of Apple Collusion
• SEC Mulls Tentative Settlement With Ex-Dewey CFO
• Subpoena Blizzard Sets Stage For Musk-Twitter Trial In Del.
• Becton's Former CEO And CFO Escape Securities Suit
• Ex-Poultry Execs Can't Bypass Grand Jury Secrecy, Feds Say
• Book Publishing Industry Gets Close Read In Merger Trial
• Apple Jury Notes Shed Light On Misconduct Ahead Of Mistrial
• Employment Authority: Teamsters Kick Off UPS Contract Fight
• 6th Circ. Frosty To Fee Bid In Wendy's Investor Deal
• NY Pension Plan To Scope Energy Giants' Climate Risk Plans
• Budget Bill A Start In Climate Fight, Insurance Experts Say
• Denver Broncos Hires Hogan Lovells Atty As General Counsel
• GoDaddy TCPA Ruling Changes Class Certification Landscape
• New 25% Chip Tax Credit Sparks Interest Amid Uncertainty
• Howard Jonas' Son To Settle For $12.5M In Del. Telecomm Suit
• Private Equity M&A Is Awash In Both Challenges And Cash
• 3 Issues To Watch In DOL's Transaction Waiver Proposal
• 'Related Claims' Issue Central To Zoom's $90M Coverage Row
• Fox Rothschild Boosts Litigation Teams In NYC And LA
• Alston & Bird Fights Ex-Cognizant Exec's Claim Of Atty 'Taint'
• Miles & Stockbridge Hires Corporate Finance Atty In VA
• A Law Firm's Guide To Avoiding Client Conflicts
• Trump Warrant Shows Espionage, Obstruction Investigation
• Insurer Fighting Coverage Of $21M LeClairRyan Settlement
• Kevin Hart's Media Co. Hires GC From 'Walking Dead' Brand
• Former Victoria's Secret Parent Strikes $2.8M 401(k) Suit Deal
• Health Hires: WelbeHealth, Enzo Biochem, CooperCompanies
• Ex-GC Says Energy Co. Has No Case In Trade Secrets Suit
• Voyager Looks To Pause Canadian Class Action Amid Ch. 11
• Rite Aid Illegally Altered Workers' Health Care, NLRB Says
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Ex-Taylor English Partner Becomes Hooters' CLO
• Trump Org., CFO Ordered To Face Charges At Oct. Trial
• Feds Aim For More Insight On Hacks With Maze Of Policies
• UnitedHealth, Change Turn Trial Gaze To Horizontal Overlap
• Calif.'s Broad Nuisance Law Key To Walgreens Opioid Liability
• Robinhood Can't Yet Ditch 'Meme Stock' Manipulation Claims
• Winless In Opioid Bouts, Will Pharmacies Throw In The Towel?
• J&J To Halt Global Talc Baby Powder Sales In 2023
• Author, Agents Say Advances Only Part Of Puzzle
• Elon Musk Says Investors Can't Get SolarCity Ruling 'Do Over'
• Twitter Asks Del. Court To Nix Musk's Bid For More Discovery
• Surgical Robot Co.'s Antitrust Fight Heads To Dec. Trial
• Ex-Wells Fargo Risk Exec Joins Texas Capital Bank
• Quinn Emanuel Hit With $250M Suit Over Loan Fight Loss
• Warren Urges DOJ To Ban Contractors Over Criminal Conduct
• 3M's Bankruptcy Maneuver Raises Issues For Justice System
• 5 Shareholders Drop Suits Over $11B Switch Merger
• Why Spectrum's Hard-To-Believe $7B Jury Loss May Not Last
• St. Lawrence University Hires Monmouth Atty As 1st GC
• Plaintiffs Can't Add More Retailers To Clearview BIPA Suit
• Understanding DC Circ.'s Agency Rule Withdrawal Debate
• Garland Defends FBI, Moves To Unseal Trump Search Warrant
• McGlinchey Brings On Ex-PennyMac Assistant GC In Calif.
• Ex-BlockFi Compliance Pro Joins Amazon-Backed Co. As CCO
• Coinbase Says The SEC Is Investigating Its Asset Listing
• Apple AirPods IP Fight Ends In Mistrial Over Juror Misconduct
• Mark Cuban Sued Over Voyager Digital Crypto 'Ponzi Scheme'
• UnitedHealthcare And Optum Are 'Strictly' Separate, CEO Says
• Agent Says Authors Want Best Deal, Not Most Upfront Money
• Ex-Cognizant CLO Says Feds Can't Silence Atty Taint Claims
• FTC Wins FleetCor False Ad Suit, Teeing Up $550M Relief Fight
• 3M Says MDL Injunction Bid Would Wrongly Usurp Bankruptcy
• Ex-Celadon Execs To Avoid Charges As Feds Drop Fraud Case
• Munck Wilson Picks Up $3.9M Fees For Trade Secrets Win
• Del. Justices Nix GGP Committee's Appeal For Reargument
• A Look At 2 Frameworks For Decarbonizing Heavy Industry
• Endo Teeters On The Edge, Revlon Equity Committee Sought
• China Says CHIPS Act Will 'Distort' Supply Chains
• Royal Bank Of Canada Settles Ex-VP's Tax Tipster Suit
• DC Can't Ditch Ex-GC Candidate's Suit Over Rescinded Offer
• SC Justices Say COVID-19 Orders Don't Trigger Coverage
• Considerations For Associates As Lateral Hiring Cools Down
• SPAC Investor Sues For $23.7M Fertitta Merger Kill Fee
• Nelson Mullins Boosts Real Estate Group With Ex-MetLife Atty
• JetBlue Taps Privacy, Compliance Officer Ahead Of Spirit Deal
• Varnum Lands Ex-University Associate GC In Grand Rapids
• DOJ Criminal Antitrust Enforcement Outlook For Rest Of 2022
• Books Boom, SPAC Stall, Breach Battles Top Del. M&A Fights
• Judge OKs $8.4M Deal In Uber Classification Suit
• SEC Proposes Beefing Up Hedge Fund Reporting Rules
• Sears Says It's Reached $175M Deal In Suit Against Ex-CEO
• Musk Piles Up Cash For Possible Twitter Win On $44B Deal
• Whiteford Taylor Adds Eckert Seamans Hospitality Attorney
• Walgreens Fueled SF Opioid Epidemic, Judge Rules
• Trump Pleads 5th In NY AG's Fraud Probe
• PGA Tour Beats LIV Golfers' Bid For TRO To Play FedEx Cup
• Colo. AG Urged To Focus On Harmonization In Privacy Rules
• Apple Expert Says Its Tech, Patents Made Pinn IP 'Obvious'
• Justices Told SEC, FTC Challenges 'Waste' Courts' Resources
• HarperCollins Chief 'Shocked' By Simon & Schuster Price
• IBM Must Pay $16M In Atty Fees To 'Exploited' Software Co.
• Jury Convicts Ex-Twitter Worker On Saudi Spy Counts
• Multiemployer Fund Can't Toss DOL's Embezzlement Suit
• Thousands Of NYC Chipotle Workers Secure $20M Settlement
• SEC's $16.3M Tipster Award Shows How Timeliness Pays Off
• Chancery Splits Trial On Biopharma Co. Plasmid Supply Suit
• Judge Revives Price-Fixing Suit Against Ex-Bumble Bee CEO
• Ionis Investor Seeks Fee For Director Pay Suit Deal In Del.
• Pittsburgh Penguins Atty Elevated To General Counsel Role
• Justices' EPA Ruling Didn't Move Needle On Chevron Doctrine
• Cincinnati Children's Hospital Hires SCL Health Atty As CLO
• Best Practices For Auto Boards During Industry Revolution
• Insurance Tips For Cos. Offering Reproductive Health Benefits
• US To Boost Chipmaking With Tax Credit, Subsidies
• Apple Expert Testifies Pinn Is Tone Deaf To How AirPods Work
• Actavis Keeps Trial Win In Man's Heart Attack Suit
• Judge Trims Pfizer, Mylan EpiPen Antitrust Suit
• Twitter Spy Case Jury Deliberates Amid COVID-19 'Time Bomb'
• DOJ Drops 2 Ex-Pilgrim's Pride Execs From Price-Fixing Case
• Robinhood Inks $9.9M Deal To End Users' Outage Claims
• Citigroup Hit With $70M Suit Over Shopify, Colgate Trades
• Publishing CEO Says Merged Rival Would Be 'Intimidating'
• SEC Targets Conflicts Of Interest Among Clearing Agencies
• FTC's Phillips To Depart And Leave Agency With 1 Republican
• Trump Says FBI 'Raided' His Mar-A-Lago Resort
• Google Broke Promise For Free Workplace Access, Users Say
• Electric Car Co. Says Workers Stole IP For DeLorean Project
• Consultant Seeks Exit From $19M Captive Insurance Suit
• Gaming Platform Sued In Del. Chancery Over $4.4B Merger
• Cox Buys Latham-Led Axios Media For Reported $525M
• Circuits Are Consistent On State Law Climate Claim Issue
• Implications Of SEC Coinbase Case For Token Offerings
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Google Fires Off New Suits, Broadening Sonos Audio IP Fight
• How Courts Are Applying TransUnion Ruling To Privacy Suits
• Beyond Meat Says Grudge, Not Facts, Leads False Ad Suit
• Class Attys Want $1.9M In Google's Virus-Tracing App Suit
• Walt Disney Atty Jumps To Tech Co. Sabre As CLO
• Bang Energy Nets $10.5M In TM Row Against E-Cig Co.
• Tesla Hires New Deputy GC For Corporate And Securities
• Ill. Sky Zone Franchiser Freed From Ex-Worker's BIPA Suit
• NLRB Attys Tell Board To Reverse BLM Protest Ruling
• Re/Max Elevates Atty To Legal, Compliance Head
• Fraud Retrial Denied Despite Erroneous Theranos Reference
• Ga. McDonald's Franchisees Want PPP Fraud Case Tossed
• Lewis Brisbois Adds Corporate Partner In San Francisco
• Future Of Patents For Inventions By AI In Congress' Hands
• Is The PGA Tour Illegally Maintaining A Monopoly?
• Google Slams Users' Latest Bid To Pull CEO Into Privacy Row
• Apple AirPods Infringing Pinn IP Should Cost $42M, Jury Told
• Walmart Can't Trim Workers' Meal Break, Pay Calculations Suit
• United Exec Says Data Access Informed $13.8B Acquisition
• House Lawmakers Push For Patent Owner Diversity
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