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Corporate - September, 2022

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• Ex-Uber Exec Put Reputation Over Law, Jury Told In Closing
• The 5 Biggest Cases This Supreme Court Term
• Ex-Dewey CFO To Pay $95K To End SEC Civil Fraud Suit
• Congressional Dems Urge FTC To Revamp Kids' Privacy Rule
• SEC Fines Cemtrex, CEO Over Founder's Undisclosed Trading
• Home Depot ERISA Suit Judge Declines Recusal, Tosses Case
• Under Armour Investors Win Cert. In Consumer Demand Suit
• Employment Authority: How Calif. Can Mold Pay Transparency
• $178M Verdict Against Novartis Stands But Can't Be Tripled
• Massive Insurance Cartel Alleged In Suit By Major Firms
• BakerHostetler Accused Of Fraud In $100M Bankruptcy Suit
• Ex-DLA Piper Attys' Cannabis Co. Row Burns Hot Despite Stay
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Hub Hires: ArentFox, Holland & Knight, Burns & Levinson
• Administrator Named In CVS-Walgreens-Walmart Opioid Order
• Law360's The Term: A New Normal For The Supreme Court?
• Health Hires: Nelson Mullins, Lyell Immunopharma
• COVID Relief Borrowers, Lenders May See Increased Scrutiny
• Nike Promotes In-House Lawyer As Converse GC
• Biz Groups Fear 'Penny Stock' Rule Could Upset Debt Markets
• No Signs Of Supreme Court's Conservatives Slowing Down
• 3rd Circ. Won't Pause Sugar Merger For DOJ Appeal
• Calif. Supplement Co. Brings Outside GC Inside
• Scott + Scott Adds Kessler Topaz Corporate Governance Pro
• Akerman Expands Corporate Team With 2 Attys In Ga., NC
• How Well Do You Know Supreme Court History?
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• SEC Fines Tupperware Brands $900K Over Accounting Flaws
• UnitedHealth Merger Loss Is One Step In DOJ's Long Game
• Celsius Seeking OK For Ch. 11 Asset Auction In November
• Ex-Bankruptcy Judge Sontchi To Referee Twitter Trial Prep
• Calif. Expands Family Leave To Caring For Nonrelatives
• Affirm Escapes Investor Suit Over Deleted Tweet, For Now
• Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Takes Bench, Makes History
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Practicality Over Perfection
• FTC Accuses Pesticide Giants Of 'Pay-To-Block' Scheme
• SEC Ordered To Finally Turn Over Emails In Ripple Litigation
• Amazon, Big 5 Publishers Beat Book Antitrust Suits, For Now
• LinkedIn Spied On Rivals To 'Take Them Out,' Judge Told
• Nondisparagement Clause Ban Advanced By NJ Lawmakers
• Uber Threw Ex-Security Chief Under Bus, Ex-PR Exec Testifies
• Barclays To Pay $361M Over Unregistered Securities Sales
• Monster Wins $293M Verdict Against VPX In False Ad Trial
• Judge Rules SEC's Suspension Of 2020 Proxy Rules Unlawful
• PG&E Trust Inks $117M Deal For Calif. Wildfire Victims
• Lululemon Dodges Peloton Suit As Part Of Patent Fight
• Crypto Trader Settles SEC's Token Market Manipulation Suit
• Trina Says TotalEnergies Must Arbitrate $100M Suit
• Bipartisan Group Aims To Halt 'Downward' Slide Of IP System
• BlackBerry Investor Attys Get $55M Fees In Phone Sales Suit
• Insurance Co. Prevails In $200K Stock Clawback Suit
• House Passes Antitrust Package Raising Large Merger Fees
• DOJ Asks 3rd Circ. To Pause Sugar Deal For Appeal
• NY AG Seeks Fast-Tracked Trump Fraud Trial Before 2024
• PGA Tour Says LIV Lured Golfers With False Antitrust Claims
• 6 Big Banks To Participate In Fed's Climate Scenario 'Pilot'
• What New Bar Exam Means For Law Students And Schools
• Vodafone Names Battle-Tested EasyJet Atty As GC
• Gaming Co. Sky Mavis Taps Ex-Robinhood GC As Legal Chief
• Earth & Water Law Adds Former EPA GC, Covington Partner
• New Fortress Energy Tax Director Joins MoFo In NY
• Under Armour Must Repay $10M Coverage Bill, Insurer Says
• Littler Shareholder Named Deputy GC Of Nat'l Bar Association
• Tinder Owner Hits Back At Insurer's Claim Argument
• Centene To Pay $14M To Settle Mass. Medicaid Fraud Claims
• Del. Bankruptcy Rulings Instruct On Creditors' Rights To Sue
• SEC Fines Deloitte China Unit $20M Over Audit Rule Violations
• Uncertainty Lingers Around DOJ's Antitrust Leniency Shift
• 'Cruel' EBay Stalking Ploy Lands Former Execs Prison Time
• Xperi's IP Spinoff Names Chief Legal Officer
• CFPB Hit With Trade Groups' Suit Over Anti-Bias Exam Policy
• Vidal's Director Reviews Show Hands-On Approach With PTAB
• Apple's $500M IPhone Deal Needs 2nd Look, 9th Circ. Says
• Wells Fargo Execs Face Derivative Suit Over Hiring Scandal
• State Auto Beats Businesses' COVID-19 Coverage Bid
• Cash, Vacation Bribes Land Ex-Cargill Worker Prison Time
• Celsius Can't Redact Creditor Names From Ch. 11 Docs
• Zurich Escapes COVID-19 Suit From International Restaurants
• JetBlue CEO Defends American Airlines Pact In Antitrust Trial
• Apple IP Exec Says Ageism Cost Him $800K Stock Bonus
• EBay Stalking Victims Ask Why Feds Didn't 'Dig Deeper'
• Del. Judge Rejects DOJ's Bid To Pause Sugar Deal
• SEC Accuses Gaming Co., Ex-CEO Of $17M 'Ponzi-Like' Fraud
• 10th Circ. Panel Split On Whether DOL Can Justify Wage Hike
• Ex-NASA Contractor Pleads Not Guilty In China Export Case
• Apple's New Messaging Features Will Complicate E-Discovery
• Civil Suit Trends Cos. Can Expect From State AG Enforcement
• Ex-Fox VP Owed Severance After Disney Merger, Judge Rules
• Why GCs Shouldn't Ignore The DOJ's New Corp. Crime Memo
• Levine Kellogg Adds Miami Developer GC To Litigation Group
• Want To Make Big Bucks As GC? Join A Big-Revenue Co.
• Kellogg Names Diversity Advocate As CLO For Spinoff Co.
• Ex-Senate Armed Services GC Joins Covington In DC
• Meme Stock Buyers Must Heed Bankruptcy Code Provisions
• Trump Claims NY Is Judge-Shopping $250M Fraud Case
• Global Self-Storage Builder In Ga. Promotes Atty To GC
• Ex-Argonne Nat'l Lab GC Takes New Roles At Aerospace Corp.
• Musk Asks 2nd Circ. To Lift SEC's Twitter 'Muzzle'
• Recent Cases Guide On Use Of Experts In Employment Trials
• Ex-Gerber Exec Fired For Conduct, Not Gender, Judge Rules
• Film Industry Pension Board Can't Skirt Designer's ERISA Suit
• HP Enterprise Strikes $8.5M Deal To End Pay Bias Suit
• Regions Bank To Pay $191M In CFPB Overdraft Fee Deal
• Fired In-House Atty Scores Partial Win Against Real Estate Co.
• GM Slams Testimony From 'Data-Free Economist' As 'A Joke'
• New Calif. Law Requires Employers To Divulge Contractor Pay
• Poultry Execs Move To Toss DOJ's Price-Fixing Charges
• Twitter Says Musk Data Contradicts Deal-Killing 'Bot' Burden
• Cognizant Investors' 'Unexcused Failure' Dooms Suit
• Phil Mickelson, Other Golfers Exit LIV Suit Against PGA Tour
• The High Court Cases Health And Life Sci Attys Are Watching
• McDonald's Beats Korean Customers' Breach Suit For Now
• Arbitration Suggested For Ex-Tesla Workers' WARN Claims
• Law Firm Inclusion Efforts Often Overlook Business Staff
• JPMorgan Says Investor Suit Over $200M Fine Still Too Vague
• Apple App Store Users Renew Antitrust Class Cert. Bid
• Execs Of Bankrupt MoviePass Lied To Public, SEC Says
• How Contractors Can Avoid Cybersecurity FCA Violations
• DOJ Seeks Block Of Sugar Merger Pending 3rd Circ. Appeal
• SEC, CFTC Messaging Probes Net $1.8B In Big Bank Penalties
• Travelers Has No Duty To Defend Northrop Pollution Suit
• Google, Apple Say Advertiser Can't Expand Collusion Suit
• Workers Sue Wells Fargo On Heels Of $145M DOL Settlement
• ​​​​​​​Mayer Brown Adds M&A Pro From Paul Weiss
• Ex-Goldman Analyst Gets Stock Ban In SEC Settlement
• Celsius Network CEO Resigns In Midst Of Ch. 11 Case
• SEC Fines Oracle $23M To Settle Slush Fund FCPA Claims
• Polsinelli Adds Corporate Finance Pro From Kane Russell
• American-JetBlue Accord Will Cost Flyers Billions, Judge Told
• Keurig Slams Rival's 'Flawed' Bid To Duck Trade Secrets Case
• Ford Says 'Death Penalty Sanctions' Caused $1.7B Trial Loss
• Biogen Finalizes $900M Deal To End Feds' Kickback Claims
• EEOC Sues Eli Lilly For Age Bias After Exec Touted Millennials
• Chamber Seeks Early Win Over SEC In Proxy Rules Dispute
• CFPB Moves To Formally Scrap Trump-Era Innovation Policies
• Women At Ford, GE Outliers In Top Cos.' Wide IP Gender Gap
• Wash. Judge Sends Contractors' Fraud Suit To Arbitrator
• Stay Mulled In Del. Suit Targeting Walmart Opioid Damages
• Crédit Agricole Units Pay $1M For Allegedly Skirting Sanctions
• DaVita Can't Dodge No-Poach Claims, Ill. Judge Says
• Twitter CEO, Musk Depositions No-Go For Now In $44B Suit
• Minn. Chamber, US Steel Seek To Join Tribes' EPA Suit
• Delta Exec Ordered To Testify At Rivals' Antitrust Trial
• SEC Rules Amplify Proxy Contest Threats For Cos.
• Two Funds Seek Invidior Antitrust Docs In Securities Case
• Meta Pushes FTC Bias Defense In VR Merger Case
• 2nd Circ. Backs Arb. Ruling In Bakery Misclassification Suit
• PG&E Faces Federal Criminal Probe Into Mosquito Fire
• Ga. Judge OKs Fee Award In Atlanta Real Estate Feud
• SEC's Fraud Fight With Israeli Contractor Execs To Go To Jury
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Homebuilder Must Pay SEC $1.5M To End Insider Trading Case
• BNSF Railway's GC To Take Over From Retiring Legal Chief
• Bitly Recruits Veteran In-House Atty As General Counsel
• An Associate's Guide To Rebounding After A Layoff
• Cos. That Mislead About ESG Compliance Do So At Their Peril
• Jones Day Adds Former OCC Atty To Financial Markets Team
• TikTok Faces Possible £27M Fine Over Child Data Breaches
• Gibson Dunn Adds Real Estate Attorney In Orange County
• 3 Questions As Feds Flesh Out New Breach Reporting Rules
• Musk's Dim View Of Patents Ignores Reality For Most Cos.
• Musk Loses Bid For Privilege Waiver Amid Twitter Doc Fight
• Deutsche Bank To Pay $26M To End Investor Suit Over Epstein
• Lowe's Gets PAGA Suit Dismissed Thanks To Viking River
• AIG Scores Early Win In Ex-Company Atty's Retaliation Suit
• $2M Deal Gets Blessing In DOL's Self-Dealing ERISA Suit
• Chancery Rejects 'Ethereal' Steel Connect Settlement
• Employment Authority: Calif. Arbitration Law's Future On Hold
• DC Circ. Denies Citigroup Whistleblower's Award Challenge
• Disney Financial, Ex-Analyst Settle Whistleblowing Suit
• Lenders Tell 2nd Circ. Citibank's $500M Win Upends NY Law
• 5 Parity Cases Benefits Lawyers Should Watch
• Brand Battles: Ralph's Ices Takes On Ralph Lauren Over TM
• Big Tech Wants DST Removed In US-Kenya Trade Deal
• Keystone XL Pipeline Claim Against US Set To Proceed
• Judge Trims Fannie, Freddie Investors' Stock Profit Suit
• Lessons From 3 Chancery Books And Records Decisions
• AML Regulation Of Lawyers Is Imminent And Controversial
• More JetBlue Workers Eye Unionization Over Pay, Conditions
• Former EBay Exec Seeks House Arrest For Stalking Plea
• Overseas Cos. Are Well Within Reach Of SEC Enforcement
• PE Giant Advent Hires Ropes & Gray Atty For Top Legal Spot
• Jury Says LabCorp Owes $272M For Infringing Prenatal Test IP
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Guess Board Ignored Exec's Harassment, Del. Suit Alleges
• California Jewelers' COVID-19 Coverage Suit Tossed
• FTC's Noah Phillips Reflects On Tenure At Changing Agency
• Delaware Court Refuses To Block Sugar Deal
• 6 Key Reasons Why M&A Deals Are Falling Apart
• Tesla Countersues Calif. Agency Over Race Bias Claims
• FTC Won't Let Amazon, Execs Out Of Widened Prime Probe
• Transplant Co. Hit With Investor Suit Over Bundling Probe
• Vidal Says PTAB Issued Sanctions 31 Times For IPR Abuse
• Stimwave Director Calls For Investigation Of Ch. 11 Sale
• GOP Sens. Call On Bank CEOs To Buck 'Uber-Woke' Pressure
• NYC Comptroller Presses BlackRock On Climate Pledge
• Simon Property Sues Footwear Co. Over $4.4M Judgment
• Ex-Prof Pleads Guilty To Lying To NASA About China Ties
• Food Franchises Sue Gig Economy App Over 2020 Tax Credits
• Gas Co. Indicates It'll Drop Suit After Shell Pays Arbitral Award
• Boeing To Pay $200M To End SEC Fraud Probe Over 737 Max
• Breaking Down The DOJ's American-JetBlue Antitrust Trial
• Sen. Judiciary Advances Journalism Competition Bill With Fix
• Trucking Company Can Join AB 5 Fight, Judge Says
• Nikola Investor Tells Jury Social Media Drove Buying Spree
• DC Circ. Debates Proper Fate Of ATM Fee Antitrust Classes
• VMware Sues Ex-Employee In Del. Over Stock Option Dispute
• SG Tells Justices To Reject Amgen Patent Enablement Case
• EPA GC Tells Attorneys To Expect Climate Action
• Trump Fraud Referrals Present Political Minefield For DOJ, IRS
• Biden Order's New Lens Puts Foreign Transactions In Focus
• TTAB Tosses Pepsi's TM Challenge Over Same-Name Snacks
• Biopharma Co. Blasts 'Excessive' Fee Bid In Board Pay Case
• Tech Professionals Org Promotes GC To Exec Director, COO
• FTC's Bedoya Says Antitrust Cares Too Much About Efficiency
• Steel Connect Revises Settlement After Call For Do-Over
• Del. Court OKs Musk Challenge Of $7.8M Twitter Severance
• Peloton Compliance Chief Leaves For Snap Inc.
• Ex-Alstom Exec's 2nd FCPA Acquittal Limits Agency Theories
• Meet Tesla's New Senior Director Of Legal — Don't Call Her GC
• SEC's 'Regulation By Enforcement' Vision Coming Into Focus
• US Reps. Introduce Credit Card Competition Act
• FTC Privacy Suit Tests Agency's Regulatory Authority
• What Del. Officer Exculpation Law Means For D&O Insurance
• IP Luminaries Launch Group To Promote, Defend Innovation
• Meet The Lawyers On Deck In NY V. Trump Biz Fraud Case
• Trump Threatens To Sue SEC Over 'Stalled' SPAC Deal Review
• Meta Trims But Can't Shake News Site's Revenue Split Suit
• Uber's $100K Hacker Payout 'A Great Deal,' Jury Told
• Feds Call Holmes' New Trial Bids 'Ploy' To Delay Sentencing
• Burlington Coat Factory Agrees To $11M Deal In OT Suit
• UnitedHealth-Change Judge Outlines Why DOJ Lost
• DOJ Inks Job Ad Bias Deals With Walmart, Capitol One, Others
• Camping World Shareholders Ask Del. Justices To Revive Suit
• Iancu Calls For Simpler Patent System To Boost Innovation
• Alsup Rips Meta, Software Co. For 11th-Hour Discovery Fight
• United Sanctioned For Late Evidence In Surprise Billing Suit
• Bank CEOs Pushed On Capital, Climate And More In Hill Visit
• Insurers Wrongly Denied COVID Claim, Del. Justices Told
• How SEC's Climate Proposal Could Affect Litigation Risk
• 5th Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Jeweler's Virus Coverage Suit
• The Pros And Cons Of US-China Auditing Oversight Deal
• Anticipating Expansion Of FTC's Section 5 Antitrust Authority
• Tort Report: 'Take-Home COVID' Liability On Tap In Calif.
• Former EY Director Settles SEC's Insider Trading Claims
• 2 Firms Will Lead QuantumScape Investor Suit In Chancery
• Musk Says Twitter Using 'Suspect' Tactics To Hold Back Docs
• Key Adaptations For Law Firms Amid Quiet Quitting Movement
• Apple Atty Joins Calif. Software Co. As General Counsel
• USPTO Permanently Switching To Patent Public Search Tool
• Robert Sarver Says He Will Sell Phoenix Suns And Mercury
• GCs See Room To Improve In How They Handle Directors
• German Police Raid Properties Tied To Oligarch Close To Putin
• NY AG James Sues Trump, Alleging $250M Business Fraud
• Latham Brings On Winston & Strawn Real Estate Pro In LA
• $2B Appian Trade Secrets Verdict OK'd With $23M Fees Added
• McDonald's Can't Ditch Byron Allen's $10B Race Bias Suit
• W.Va. AG Eyes $1B Opioid Haul As CVS, Walmart Pay $150M
• Ex-Broadcom Engineer Gets 8 Months In Prison For IP Theft
• Ex-WilmerHale Atty Testifies Internal Probe Upset Uber Exec
• Win Or Lose, China Tariffs Litigation Will Change USTR
• FTC Not Done Targeting Specific Corporate Execs
• Portola Pharma Investors Ink $17.5M Deal Over Stock Declines
• Tribe-Linked Lender Rejects CFPB's Call For Restitution
• CEO Of Trump-Backed SPAC Can Force Fraud Arbitration
• Spectrum Ordered To Pay $1.15B In Stabbing Case
• Abortion Rights Atty, A 1st Circ. Pick, May Face Tough Hearing
• MyPillow, CEO Can't Ditch Smartmatic's Election Fraud Suit
• ArcelorMittal Keeps $1.4B Award Fight With Essar In NY
• Amazon's Roomba Maker Deal Picks Up More FTC Scrutiny
• Oracle Seeks $12.3M Fee After IP Win Over 'Baseless' HPE
• Creating A Hybrid Work Policy? Be Intentional And Inclusive
• DOJ Charges 47 In Largest Pandemic Fraud Case To Date
• Wells Fargo Says Former In-House Counsel Stole Secret Info
• Chipotle To Pay $7.75M In NJ Child Labor Violations Case
• Nikola CEO Tells Jury Founder's Boasts Put Workers On Edge
• Perdue Seeks To Pluck Chicken Farmer's Overtime Claims
• Polsinelli Adds Ex-Armstrong Teasdale Attys As Shareholders
• Drive-Thru Beverage Co. Hires 1st-Ever Legal Chief
• Bernstein Litowitz Will Lead Santander Squeeze-Out Suit
• 'Excessive' Atty Fee Bid In Ranbaxy MDL Slashed By $36M
• How Cos. Can Adhere To New Calif. Kids Online Privacy Law
• Ransomware Payment Lessons Amid DOJ Recovery Success
• Ex-DLA Piper, McDermott Atty Joins Florida's EZ-ERC As CLO
• SEC M&A Regulatory Expert To Join Latham
• Yahoo Bringing On Ex-Paramount Global, CBS Atty As CLO
• Womble Bond Adds Wells Fargo Atty In Capital Markets Group
• PwC To Pay $267M In ERISA Suit Over Lump-Sum Benefits
• Morgan Stanley To Pay SEC $35M In Data Exposure Inquiry
• 'Just Get Started,' HP Atty Urges Against Diversity Nerves
• Goldman Execs' $79.5M Deal Over Investors' 1MDB Suit OK'd
• Ex-UMiami Exec Says He Was Fired To Bury Fraud Probe
• GM Hid Engine Defect, Jury Told As Class Action Trial Revs Up
• Advertisers Will 'Pay' For Deception, FTC Bureau Chief Says
• Syntel Asks 2nd Circ. To Scrap $570M Software IP Loss
• Faraday Investors Sue For Board Change In Two Del. Suits
• Calif.'s New Tech Laws May Face Free Speech Challenges
• HP, Agilent Can't Nix Stanford University's Superfund Suit
• Warning Signs For FTC In AGs' Meta Appeal At DC Circ.
• Software Co. Says Chubb Wrongly Denied FTC Deal Coverage
• Credit Suisse Inks $32.5M Deal Over Greensill, Archegos Work
• Uber Pins Breach On Hack Crew As GTA 6 Footage Leaked
• Tesla Must Tell Fired Workers About Class Action
• Judge Won't Block UnitedHealth's Purchase Of Change
• OFAC's Tornado Cash Sanctions Create Legal Uncertainty
• Unpacking The Shift In DOJ Corporate Enforcement Policy
• Corporate, Public Outrage Is Antidote To Bad Sports Owners
• Wawa Data Breach Is Warning On Swipe Payment Tech Risks
• DocuSign Wants Out Of Investors' Post-Pandemic Growth Suit
• Former NS8 Legal Chief Loses Insurance Coverage Bid
• NJ Reprimands Ex-GC Over Paying Phony Legal Fees
• BakerHostetler, Potter Anderson Trade Barbs In Board Battle
• Former Apeel Sciences Atty Named CLO At Viant
• Pro Lacrosse, Soccer And Golf Groups Hire New GCs
• Ex-Legal Adviser To Md. Gov. Hogan Rejoins Venable In DC
• HP Taps Yahoo GC As Its Next Chief Legal Officer
• Musk Calls Suit To Force Twitter Purchase 'Unprecedented'
• 7th Circ. 401(k) Ruling Supports Early ERISA Claim Dismissal
• Crocs Settles Look-Alike Shoe Claims Against Walmart
• SEC, Ripple Spar In Bids To Win Landmark Enforcement Case
• Goodyear Hit With $64M Verdict In Trade Secrets Trial
• A Law Firm's Guide To Humane Layoffs As Recession Looms
• Jury Awards $363M In First Sterigenics Ethylene Oxide Trial
• Split 5th Circ. Backs Texas Social Media Censorship Law
• Uber CEO Testifies He Fired Security Chief After Losing Trust
• New CFIUS Order Will Prompt Broader Investment Scrutiny
• Hologram Co. Investor Penalized For 'Harassment' Filings
• BitGo Says Galaxy's SEC Scrutiny Sank $1.2B Crypto Deal
• DOJ, Calif. Get OK To Join Arguments In Apple, Epic Appeals
• Employment Authority: Are Starbucks' New Benefits Legal?
• Climate Suit Over Shell Fuel Facility Can Proceed, Judge Says
• DOJ Wants Funds, Tougher Laws To Fight Digital Asset Crime
• Chamber Seeks Biden Ax Of Wider WTO IP Deal
• IP Case Against Amazon Trimmed To 'Equivalents' Fight
• T-Mobile Directors Sued In Del. For Data Breach Damages
• Bookstore Fights Judge's Rec To Toss Amazon Antitrust Suit
• Celsius Seeks Court OK To Fund Ch. 11 With Stablecoin Sales
• Bumble Sued In Del. Over Extra Share Voting Rights
• Suns Lose PayPal As Sponsor, Part-Owner Wants Sarver Out
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Warns Of 'Ascendant' Monopolization
• BakerHostetler Blasts 'Misguided' Subpoena In Board Battle
• TransUnion Hit With $18M Verdict In Source Code Dispute
• Rising Fantasy Sports App Welcomes 1st In-House Lawyer
• Robotext Scam Bill Could Transform TCPA Landscape
• Convicted Ex-GC Can't Return To Bar, Conn. Panel Rules
• Uber Investigating Widespread Computer Network Breach
• Reverse Mergers Get Another Look As SPACs Decline
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Juice Company, CEO Indicted Over Arsenic-Tainted Drinks
• Elon Musk's New Counterclaims Cite Twitter Whistleblower
• Deputy AG Reveals New DOJ Corporate Enforcement Strategy
• FTC Puts Spotlight On Cos.' Growing Use Of 'Dark Patterns'
• Calif. Justice Skeptical Of Prop 65 Coffee Suit Revival Bid
• DOJ Says Only Merger 'Uncertainty' Can Protect NSA Contract
• Ex-Uber GC 'Shocked' She Wasn't Told Of Hack, Jury Hears
• Facebook Judge Rips Gibson Dunn Atty's 'Abominable' Depo
• Investor Attys Get $7.5M Fees From PwC, Deloitte Settlements
• Sherman & Howard Expands Real Estate Practice
• Federal Anti-SLAPP Bill Takes Aim At Intimidation Suits
• Microsoft Offers No UK Fixes For $69B Activision Deal
• DOJ Drops Criminal Price-Fixing Case Against Chicken Cos.
• SEC's Gensler Suggests Crypto Rules Could Be Years Away
• FTC Issues Plan To Enforce Gig Worker Protections
• Ex-Uber Exec Wrongly Escaped Tax On Settlement, Court Told
• Amazon And Publishers Urge Court To Toss E-Book Case
• Nikola Founder 'Makes Crap Up,' Worried Worker Said In Text
• DOJ Sues To Block Assa Abloy's $4.3B Home Hardware Deal
• Twitter's Argument Reflects Del. Chancery Stance On Boards
• Shearman Partner Joins Caris Life Sciences As GC
• Tesla Buyers Say Elon Musk Overhyped 'Self-Driving' Tech
• Lawyers Join In Reimagining Role Of Public Companies
• Ex-Discover, PayPal Senior Lawyer Joining Pinterest As CLO
• Sidley Adds Co-Founder Of Cooley's Shanghai Office In Calif.
• BofA, Caliber Alum Is Now LoanDepot's Legal Chief
• DOJ Money Laundering Chief Joins MoFo In DC
• Ex-Risk Executive Says He Was A 'Troublemaker' For Bank
• Toyota's $272M Thai Tax Bill Upheld Amid Bribery Probe
• Ex-Partner Accuses EY Of Retaliation Over Tax Whistleblowing
• CFPB Eyes Rules, Oversight For Buy-Now Pay-Later Market
• Perkins Coie Boosts Data Privacy Group With Ex-Twitter Atty
• Google Beats Director's Antitrust Whistleblower Suit
• Sens. Urge HHS To Beef Up Privacy Protections Post-Dobbs
• Fired Uber Atty Tells Jury He Lied To WilmerHale Investigators
• 3 Questions Holding Up SEC Registration Of Crypto Firms
• CFPB's Chopra Casts Doubt On New Arbitration Reform Push
• Holmes' New Trial Bid Is 'Mt. Everest' Uphill Fight, Attys Say
• Twitter Investors Say They Were Misled On Security Concerns
• CORRECTION: 2 Firms To Lead Amazon Investors' BIPA Suit
• US Indicts 3 Iranians In Massive Hacking, Ransom Scheme
• 5 Takeaways From Google's EU Android Loss
• Importers Lambast USTR's 'Immaterial' China Tariff Remand
• Loews Defends Baker Botts' Boardwalk Pipeline Opinion
• DOJ Fines Bank In 'First-Ever' FCA Settlement Over PPP Loan
• NLRB Won't Ice Starbucks Vote Over Union Busting Claims
• Stockholders Sue Hearing Aid Co. In Del. Over Financing Plan
• New Exchange Seeks SEC's Nod To Serve 'Green' Investors
• Split 9th Circ. Rejects IBM Bid To Rethink Race Bias Verdict
• Celsius Ch. 11 Examiner Appointed With Targeted Scope
• Starbucks Slow To Bargain, Union Organizer Tells House
• Post Foods Escapes Workers' Pre-Shift Activities Suit
• Revlon Cleared For $36M Executive Bonuses In Ch. 11
• Spirit Air Can't Move Ahead With COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Walmart Settles W.Va. Opioid Case As Latest Trial Looms
• SEC Pushes Stronger Clearing Rules For US Treasuries
• FDIC, Bank Beat Ex-CEO's Bid For $1.6M Exit Payout
• 2 Firms Seek To Lead Litigation In Del. Over Busted SPAC Deal
• Steel Connect Calls Disputed Chancery Class Deal Fair
• Goodyear Seeks Midtrial Win In Trade Secrets Case
• Legal Considerations As The Metaverse Goes Mainstream
• Calif. AG Sues Amazon For 'Price Floor'
• United Beats Worker's Suit Over $5B In Virus Relief For Now
• Learning From Trump And Bannon Discovery Strategies
• US Chamber Names Former Volkswagen Top Atty As GC
• Ex-Broadcom Engineer Wants No Prison In Trade Secret Case
• Google Largely Loses Challenge To €4B Android Antitrust Fine
• Google Can't Yet Beat Bulk Of States' Ad Monopoly Claims
• Ill. Watchdog Says Co. Card Misuse Warrants Atty Suspension
• Ex-Uber Atty 'Upset' Former Security Chief Hid Hack, Jury Told
• Abbott Unit Beats Ex-Worker's Appeal After Bias Trial Win
• SEC Fines Firm, Ex-Adviser Over Cherry-Picking Scheme
• BitGo Hits Galaxy Digital With $100M Suit Over Busted Merger
• 'Sins Of Girardi' Shouldn't Taint PG&E Bankruptcy, Judge Says
• Musk's Tesla, SpaceX Emails Shielded From Twitter Deal Suit
• DOJ Antitrust Head Eyes Merger Policy 'Disconnect'
• No Atty Fees For Redbubble Counsel In Atari IP Fight
• Twitter Shareholders Vote To Approve Musk's $44B Takeover
• Freeborn & Peters Adds Estate Planning Partner In Chicago
• Twitter Security Gaps Lingered For Years, Whistleblower Says
• ViacomCBS Says Policy Required, Covered COVID Protocols
• Baltimore McDonald's Settles Muslim Manager's Bias Claims
• 3 Takeaways From Uber's $100M Tax Payout To NJ
• Chancery Opinion Suggests Acquiescence Defense Review
• What SEC's Final Exec Comp Disclosure Rule Means For Cos.
• Construction Co. Fights NLRB's Sanctions Bid At 7th Circ.
• 3 Takeaways From Ga. Ruling In Proskauer Malpractice Case
• Microsoft Honored For 'Gold Standard' Diversity Efforts
• To Beat Twitter, Musk Must Scale Del.'s Contract Law Mountain
• Demystifying OFAC And BIS Civil Settlement Negotiations
• Chancery Won't Delay Review Of Ionis Pharma Pay Suit Deal
• Wells Fargo Reaches $94M Deal In COVID-19 Forbearance Suit
• Twitter Deputy GC Joins AI Company Dataiku As Legal Chief
• Biden's EEOC GC Pick Tells Senators She'd Seek Consensus
• Court Approves $5.5M Fee Award For Palantir Tech Settlement
• Biden Wage Chief Nom Says No ABC Test Without Congress
• Zurich Unit Tossed From Casino's Pandemic Loss Suit
• Ex-Debevoise, NYDFS Atty Joins Voya As Legal Chief
• Nikola Founder Tells Jury He Never Sought To Dupe Investors
• NBA Suspends Phoenix Suns Owner 1 Year For Misconduct
• DLA Piper Adds ArentFox Schiff Web 3.0, Blockchain Pro In LA
• Uber Shells Out $100M To NJ In Driver Classification Fight
• Uber Hacker Testifies He Used Breach To Extort 'Six Figures'
• VMware Inks $8M Deal To End SEC Claim It Misled Investors
• AstraZeneca Beats Investors' COVID Vaccine Suit For Good
• Starbucks To Launch New Benefits For Non-Union Shops
• Customer Pledges, Lack Of Rivals Sunk FTC's Illumina Case
• FTC Asks About Credibility In Appeal Over Altria's Juul Deal
• DOL Announces Tweak To 'Persuader' Disclosure Forms
• ITC To Probe New Google Patent Complaints Against Sonos
• Chicken Cos. To Pay Combined $85M In Wage Conspiracy Suit
• Ill. Sky Zone Says Ex-Worker Still Can't Bring Valid BIPA Claim
• Gunderson Dettmer Nabs Ex-Earnin GC To Be Partner
• P3 Health's GC Can't Escape SPAC Deal Suit In Del.
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