Corporate Archive » February, 2023

Corporate - February, 2023

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• US Atty Self-Report Plan For Cos. Ups Uniformity Amid Doubt
• 10th Circ. Backs $503M Award Following Syngenta Fee Fight
• What To Watch As House Again Picks Up Data Privacy Mantle
• New Snyder Claims Reignite Demands For Accountability
• 3D Systems To Pay Up To $27M To End Feds' Export Probes
• KKR's Top Lawyer Came Away With $18.6M In Total 2022 Pay
• Del. Judge Grants Ex-Xerox Unit New Trial, Scolds AIG Attys
• Energy Transfer Unit Sues In Del. Over Secret Pipeline Deal
• KFC Franchisee Can't Ditch ADA Suit Over Sloped Parking
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Families Blast 'Dehumanizing' Stance As Opioid Trial Closes
• House Votes To Nix Biden's Socially Conscious Investing Rule
• Ohio's Legal Sports Betting Debuts With $1.1B In Jan. Wagers
• GOP Lawmakers, AGs Say Religious Bias Test Needs To Go
• Protests Over $50B Federal IT Deal Reveals Systemic Issues
• ISP Says 'Insufficient' Evidence Backed $47M Piracy Verdict
• Chancery Tosses Biz Founder's Post-Merger Firing Challenge
• India's Budget Proposals May Ease Entry For Certain Sectors
• 2 Takeaways From 3rd Circ.'s J&J Bankruptcy Ruling
• Wash. Suits Blaming Big Tech For Kids' Crisis Added To MDL
• Glencore's $700M Bribery Deal With Feds OK'd By NY Judge
• FTC Tells Amazon To Mind Its One Medical Privacy Promises
• NC Insurance Co. Might Be Liable In Trade Secrets Suit
• CFTC Appoints Ex-Akin Gump Atty Director Of Enforcement
• Venable Adds 2 JAG Medical Research Attys To FDA Group
• Navigating The DOJ's Latest Corporate Self-Disclosure Policy
• Latham Retains Privilege In White & Case Malpractice Case
• Sweden's Ericsson Searching For New Compliance Chief
• Ex-Compliance Chief Gets 3 Years For Stealing $500K
• Ex-Girardi Keese Clients Drop $6.3M Suit Against NY Firm
• AMC Stock Overhaul On Hold Until April Chancery Hearing
• 3rd FTX Exec Cops Plea As Feds Squeeze Bankman-Fried
• Remote Work Issue Not Fit For Mass. Top Court, Judge Told
• Blockage In Partner Pipeline Could Drive Legal Sector M&A
• DOL Scraps Expanded Religious Carveout For Contractors
• Insys Founder Says Prison Release Could Be 'Life-Saving'
• Murdoch Admits Fox Hosts 'Endorsed' Election Lies
• 5 Things To Know About CFPB's Latest Trip To High Court
• DOL To Crack Down On Migrant Child Labor
• Drugmakers To Face Price-Fixing Claims From State AGs
• Tesla Wants Feces Evidence Nixed From Racial Bias Retrial
• Robinhood Says SEC Is Probing Its Crypto Business
• Fintech Founder Fires Back At JPMorgan's Fraud Claims
• Spaceflight Co. Virgin Galactic Seeks To Ground Investor Suit
• Walmart COVID Screening Suit Nears Collective Cert. Of 2M
• Slack Investor Urges Justices To Not Undo Direct Listing Suit
• Tesla, Musk Hit With Investor Suit Over Self-Driving Safety
• FCC Staff Aims To 'Scuttle' Tegna Deal, Standard General Says
• Ticketmaster Says Swifties Must Arbitrate Overcharge Claims
• CISA Official Urges Technology Firms To Own Security Flaws
• DOL Finalizes New Rule For Setting H-2A Wages
• NY Post, AP Say Pro Golfer's Suit Is Not Up To Par
• FTC Pushes To Hold Shkreli In Contempt
• Meta Wants FTC To Explain How Facebook, TikTok Differ
• Drug Distributors Not The Cause Of Opioid Harm, Jury Told
• Dow Judge Tells Modesto: Take $16M Or New Punitives Trial
• Sports Betting Speed Bumps Offer Teachable Moments
• BNSF Says BIPA Ruling Bolsters Bid For New Trial
• 7th Circ. Backs Humana's ADA Win Over Anxious Worker
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Steps Lawyers Can Take Following Involuntary Terminations
• Solicitor General To Argue On Lanham Act Reach
• Reading Between The Lines Of SEC's 2023 Exam Priorities
• Investment Firm Gets Quick Win In $4.5M D&O Suit
• Adidas Stripe TM Trial Loss Hinged On Price Points
• TD Bank To Pay $1.2B To End Stanford Ponzi Suit
• Justices Won't Hear Pharmacist's Appeal In Deadly Outbreak
• Justices Spurn RJ Reynolds' Fight Over LA's Tobacco Limits
• High Court Will Hear Challenge To CFPB Funding
• 'Crafty' Defense Attys Bombarded In Supreme Court FCA Fight
• Meta's Zuckerberg Pulled Into Texas' Biometric Privacy Suit
• CFPB Stands By Changes To Its In-House Proceeding Rules
• Elizabeth Holmes Cites Newborn In Ripping Flight Risk Claim
• Justices Dared To Draw Sexy M&M, Taco Hell For TM Fight
• New SEC Rules Put Spotlight On Exec Trading Plans
• 5th Circ. Says Landry's Owes Chase $20M In Data Breach Row
• Mandiant Tells Chancery $1.2B No-Vote FireEye Sale Proper
• Feds Want All $25M Of Insys Founder's Money For Restitution
• White House Committed To Antitrust, Recent Adviser Says
• BofA Allegedly Misled Small Cos. On PPP Loans, Suit Says
• Judge Gives Nod To Mediation In $5M Conn. Pollution Case
• Norfolk Southern Derailment Sparks Rail Regs Scrutiny
• Employment Authority: Justices Keep Salary Framework
• Why More Newly Public Companies Could Go Private
• FTC Calls It Quits On In-House Challenge To Meta-Within Deal
• 4 Red States Sue To Stop SEC's Proxy Vote Disclosure Rule
• Monster Wants $167M Added To $293M VPX False Ad Verdict
• Amazon, Apple Criticized For Bid To Stall Antitrust Discovery
• DOJ Deputy 'Deeply Suspicious' Of Labor-Consumer Tradeoffs
• OneTrust CEO Pans 'Tyrannical' Co-Chair In Del. Countersuit
• GOP States Aim To Block Labor Dept.'s ESG Investing Rule
• SPAC Tips For Retroactive Validation Of Shareholder Votes
• FCC Calls On In-House Judge To Review Tegna Deal
• Salesforce Judge Certifies 10K-Plus ERISA Class
• High Court Ax Of Atty-Client Privilege Case Deepens Split
• IP Hires: BakerHostetler, Dechert, Stephenson Harwood
• Class Claims Revived In NJ Solar Panel Fight
• DirecTV GC Tells Jury Soccer Media Co. Raised No Red Flags
• Benefit Plans Must Prep For COVID-19 Emergency Wind-Down
• There's More To The Helix FLSA Opinion Than Meets The Eye
• Michael Best Drafts Super Bowl Champ As Strategic Adviser
• Goldman Says More Regulators Probing Its Credit Card Biz
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Amazon Contractor Asks 9th Circ. To Flip Arbitration Ruling
• In-House Group Sides With Covington In Battle With SEC
• Activision Deal Shows SEC's Human Capital Disclosure Focus
• Ex-Pharma CEO Can't Undo Landmark Opioid Conviction
• 737 Max Victims' Families Want 5th Circ. To Undo Boeing Deal
• Google's 'Problematic' $8M OT Deal Needs Tweaks, Judge Says
• Fla. Firm Wants Debtors Penalized for Deposition Refusal
• Sanctions Take Aim At Russia's Enablers As War Drags On
• Norfolk Southern Derailment Exacerbated By Poor Comms
• Saks Fifth Employee's No Poach Suit Dismissed, For Now
• Immunomedics' $40M Deal Over Data Scandal Gets Initial OK
• SEC Accuses Duo Of Insider Trading On $3.4B Verifone Sale
• EU Officials Bar TikTok From Staff Phones Over Security Risk
• Unexpected 9th Circ. Inquiry May Curb Customs Fraud Cases
• Awaiting High Court, USPTO Holds 'Critical' Trademark Apps
• SEC Is Using 'Back Door' To Crypto Regulation, Says Group
• Big Tech Advocate Wants To Block Calif. Internet Safety Law
• AI-Generated Comic Art Not Protected, Copyright Office Says
• Payment Card Co. Taps Ex-CFPB, O'Melveny Atty As CLO
• DOJ Wants Google Sanctioned Over Chat Deletion
• Ukraine War Hurt Global Trade Less Than WTO Predicted
• Chancery Fast-Tracks AMC Stockholders' Share Overhaul Suit
• 3rd Circ. Harassment Ruling Supports Proxy Liability Theory
• Feds Finalize SECURE Act's Cost-Cutting Form Changes
• Saying J&J Rival Shows 'No Respect,' Judge Issues Sales Ban
• FTC, SEC, NY Regulators Blast Voyager's Ch. 11 Plan
• Chancery Urged To Reject 'Merger Tax' Concerns Over Fee Bid
• Sens. Push For DOJ Action Against Live Nation, Ticketmaster
• ​​​​​​​Twitter Landlord Drops Suit Seeking $136K In Unpaid Rent
• Pharma Exec Traded On Kodak COVID Loan Info, Feds Say
• Ousted Kidney Test Founder Sues Startup Over Legal Fees
• SEC Gets Second Shot At Case After Rare Mid-Trial Defeat
• Ozy Media, CEO Accused Of Widespread Investor Fraud
• Raytheon, Unvaccinated Employee Settle Remote Work Suit
• Bankman-Fried Exploited Code 'Loopholes,' New Charges Say
• High Court's FCA Showdown Is Already Shaping DOJ Probes
• Ex-MoviePass Exec Stole $260K For Coachella Party, Feds Say
• Molson Coors' $9.5M Hard Seltzer False Ad Deal Nears OK
• Seattle Becomes 1st US City To Outlaw Caste Bias
• ESPN Chief, Disney's Bob Iger Added To Vaccine Mandate Suit
• House Dems Want Info On Racially Motivated Energy Threats
• Chamber Of Commerce Says Patent Policy 'Getting Stormy'
• Chamber, Biz Groups Join Fight Against Biden Water Rule
• No Whistleblower Award For Exec Who Helped CFTC: 7th Circ.
• Chancery Validates De-SPAC Shares To Avoid 'Untold Chaos'
• Chancery Sends Suit Over 'Reckless' Fund Toward Trial
• HSBC Says It's Close To Settling SEC, CFTC Texting Probes
• DOL Overstepped Authority With ESG Rule, ERISA Suit Says
• Private Equity Co. Sees Red Over Purple's Poison Pill Plan
• Hershey Not Sweet On Ex-Spa Worker's Scheduling Suit
• Judge Adds LIV Golf's Saudi Backers To Antitrust Brawl
• 3D Parts Printer Garners Wide Support For Ch. 11 Wind Down
• Microsoft Inks Gaming Pacts Amid EU Activision Review
• Anthem Can't Ditch JetBlue, Alaska Airlines' Price Fixing Suits
• SEC Says Musk Trial Win No Reason To Ax Enforcement Deal
• FTC Warns Amazon Over One Medical Buy But Lets Deal Pass
• Facing Commercial Loan Disclosure Laws In NY And Beyond
• SEC Approach To Kraken Is Only Temporary Fix For Crypto
• New Starbucks Labor Injunction Withdrawn Over 'Errors'
• 8 BigLaw Firms Sign On To New Abortion Defense Initiative
• 3 Job Satisfaction Questions For Partners Considering Moves
• Investor Says Crypto Co. Fudged Finances Amid $2.1B Deal
• Law Prof Makes Case For 'Teaching To The Tech' Amid AI Risk
• News Corp. Eyes Move Inc. Sale Options As CoStar Talks End
• Justices Skeptical Of Twitter's Liability For Terrorism
• State AGs May Put Investors On The Hook For Co. Bad Acts
• Fraud Study Reflects Juror Assumptions About Intent
• Enforcement Risks Of Carbon Offsets Are Growing
• Hidden Costs Of FCA, Anti-Kickback Claims For Public Cos.
• Euronext Makes €5.5B Offer For H&F-Backed Allfunds
• DOJ Issues Corp. Self-Disclosure Policy For US Atty's Offices
• Fiat, Chrysler Maker Approves €1.5B Share Buyback Program
• Supreme Court Upholds FLSA Salary Requirements
• SEC, CFTC Looking Into Wells Fargo Employees' Messaging
• 83 Law Firms Back Covington In Privilege Fight With SEC
• FTC's Data Privacy Suit Against Kochava To Move Forward
• 'Hope Springs Eternal' For Google-Sonos IP Deal, Judge Says
• Stockholders Seek Musk Give-Back In $56B Del. Tesla Pay Suit
• US Chamber, Legal Groups Favor J&J Talc Ch. 11 Rehearing
• United Airlines, Pilots Ink $7.5M Deal To End Pay Stub Fight
• Abbott Investigated By Feds, SEC, FTC Over Infant Formula
• Gilead, Janssen And Teva Face HIV Drug Antitrust Trial In May
• Amazon, Workers Ink $7.2M Deal In Security-Line Pay Cases
• Is Boycotting Israel A Protected Right? Justices Won't Wade In
• Patreon To Face Video Privacy Suit
• Internal Data Exposed In Activision Breach, Researchers Say
• DLA Piper Hires Ex-GC, Compliance Head Of Lidl US
• Ex-ESPN Prez Testifies About Losing World Cup Rights To Fox
• Judge OKs $500M Deal Over IPhone Performance
• Feds Can't Halt Red Sox Network's Fraud Suit Against Ex-Exec
• US Cos. May See More Multiclaimant Actions In UK, EU
• NJ Firm Fights Ex-Client's Fraud Claims In Palmolive IP Row
• Target Violated Philly Fair Workweek Law, Ex-Worker Says
• CBD Co. Settles Suit With Ex-'Wolf Of Wall Street' Firm Trader
• 4 Exercises To Quickly Build Trust On Legal Teams
• Justices Worried About Breaking The Internet
• Whole Foods Win Shows Workplace Rules Can Shield Cos.
• Xerox Asks Full 9th Circ. To Review Waived Arbitration Ruling
• High Court Won't Review $302M J&J Fine Appeal
• Feds Say Insys Founder's Health Doesn't Merit Early Release
• Chancery Fixes Millions Of Potentially Invalid De-SPAC Shares
• Ex-Con Allegedly Posed As GC, BigLaw Atty In Epstein Scam
• Electric Car Co. Rivian Puts Brakes On Investor Suit, For Now
• CIBC, Cerberus Ink $770M Deal Over Missed Loan Payments
• Walmart Rejects Opioid Liability Over 'Unwitting' Pharmacists
• Apple Wins Trims But Can't Defeat Watch Defect Suit
• Starbucks Slapped With Nationwide Ban On Firing Organizers
• Vegan Dairy Co. Miyoko's Says Namesake Founder Stole IP
• Food Safety Co. Had Kids Working Overnight Shifts, DOL Says
• Logistics Co.'s $3.5M BIPA Suit Headed For Final Approval
• Del. Stockholder Suit Hits Study Site Chegg's Cheating Ties
• Judge Unwilling To Find Apple Stole Masimo Trade Secrets
• Balwani Fights 13-Year Sentence, $900M Restitution
• Calif. Bill Would Make Franchisors Liable In Wage Suits
• Justices Urged To Not Let Jack Daniel's 'Muzzle' Free Speech
• Employment Authority: Lawmakers Take On Work Surveillance
• Ill. Justices' BIPA Ruling Invites 'Callous' Critique
• DOL Court Loss Casts Shadow On Fiduciary Rulemaking
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Salesforce Judge Open To Certifying 10K-Plus ERISA Class
• The US National Security Issues Shaping Investment Activity
• FCA Ruling 'Turned Law On Its Head,' Justices Hear
• Extending Calif. Privacy Compliance To Employee Records
• Fox News Says 1st Amendment Voids Dominion Suit
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Chancery Mulls 'Merger Tax' Implications Of $1.1 Million Fee
• How Partial Invalidation Of ERISA Guidance Affects Advisers
• Vivint Hit With $189.7M Verdict In Trademark Suit
• 6 Ways Dealmakers Can Get Ahead In An Economic Slump
• Monsanto Hopes To Undo $600M Verdicts In Wash. Appeal
• Mob Mentality: DOJ Wields RICO With Mixed Results
• Red Sox Network Exec Fights Feds' Bid To 'Control' Civil Suit
• Ill. Justices Say BIPA Claims Accrue With Each Scan
• DOJ, States Say Google Can't Yet Ditch Search Engine Suits
• Fox Hosts Privately Ripped Election Claims, Dominion Says
• Day Trader Made $1.1M Off Spreading Fake Rumors, SEC Says
• Fla. Insurance Reforms Could Clobber Smaller Legal Claims
• Kochava Invokes Wilson's Resignation In FTC Privacy Fight
• Facebook Users Try Again At $37.5M Deal On Tracking Claims
• Options Clearing Co. To Pay $22M To Settle SEC, CFTC Claims
• Flextronics Urges 9th Circ. To Revive Panasonic Antitrust Row
• Feds Form 'Strike Force' To Protect Tech From Foreign Theft
• 'Noisy Exit' Hits FTC At Crucial Moment
• Chancery Fast-Tracks Trial On OneTrust Power Struggle
• Facebook Says Board Changes Bar Data, Privacy Breach Suit
• Trademark Law Shows Promise In Rooting Out Unused Marks
• Zoom Beats Int'l Users' Data Sharing Suit For Now
• Manhattan DA Bragg Launches Wage Violation Task Force
• SEC Sues Terraform, CEO Do Kwon Over Stablecoin Collapse
• Paul Mitchell Broke No-Animal-Test Vow For China, Suit Says
• Sen. Grassley Plans FCA Amendments Amid 'Absurd' Rulings
• FinCEN Blasted Over Beneficial Ownership Registry Plan
• Whole Foods, Unit Duck Most Of Mac & Cheese Slack-Fill Suit
• Home Depot To Pay $5.8M To End Workers' Rest Breaks Suit
• Retirement Groups Urge SEC To Abandon Fund Proposal
• How Biden's Climate Focus May Affect Gov't Contractors
• 5 SEC Exam Priorities Private Fund Managers Must Address
• 8 Steps To Improve The Perception Of In-House Legal Counsel
• Law Profs Warn Chancery To Avoid 'Merger Tax' Encore
• Pot Company Taps Ex-Long Play VP As Chief Legal Officer
• Labor Secretary Confirms Departure To Run NHL Union
• Debt Capital Markets Show Signs Of Thawing In Early 2023
• How High Court Amgen Case Could Alter Patent Enablement
• Judge Unpersuaded By Google's Push To Shrink Pay Bias Suit
• Frantz Ward Grows Cannabis Division With New Counsel
• WallStreetBets Founder Says Reddit Hijacked Forum
• EU Lawmakers Refuse To Back US Data Transfer Pact
• 9th Circ. Nixes Calif. Workplace Arbitration Law In Reversal
• DOJ's Fraud Section Hits Trial Record, Corporate Cases Slide
• Mitchell Silberberg Hires Former HBO Senior Counsel In LA
• ISS Nonprofit Settles With Worker Who Won't Return To Office
• Warren To Hsu: Just Say No To Anti-Competitive Bank Mergers
• Ransomware Attacks Said To Surge On Global Manufacturers
• PTAB Sees Uptick In Filings After Vidal's Fintiv Guidance
• Lawmakers Pitch New Bill For Childrens' Online Privacy
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Calif. Businesses' Virus Coverage Suit
• These Firms Are Pulling In The Most PTAB Work
• Ex-Georgia Insurance Head Wants Kickback Statements Cut
• BCBS Members Want To Duck, Pare BB&B Antitrust Suit
• Red Cross Hit With Antitrust Suit For Platelet Treatment Tying
• These Firms Are Pulling In The Most Patent Litigation Work
• Procedure Rule 7.1 Can Simplify Litigators' Diversity Analysis
• VC Firm Sequoia Latest To Be Hit With FTX Suit
• Troutman Lands Corporate Pros From Squire Patton In Atlanta
• Benihana's Virus Coverage Suit Latest To Fail In NY Courts
• AY Strauss Adds Partner To Commercial Real Estate Group
• Regulators Are Setting Sights On Crypto Market Manipulation
• Cloud Co. Settles Ex-CEO's Reneged Lifetime Benefits Suit
• NBA Legend Calls Foul On Ralph Lauren's 'Gervin' High-Tops
• 6 Considerations For Investors As Recession Looms
• Firms Face TCPA Suit Over Calls To Camp Lejeune Victims
• Biden's Wage Chief Pick Stalls In Senate Committee
• DC Atty Facing $19M Captive Insurance Suit Files For Ch. 7
• After Rules Shake-Up, Albright Remains The Top Patent Judge
• Patent Suits Mostly Stayed Level In 2022, Yet Appeals Fell
• DOJ Asks Judge To Rethink Order In Raytheon Poaching Case
• Crypto Lobby Says SEC Overreached In Insider Trading Case
• SEC's Kraken Case Has Crypto Biz Clamoring For Guidance
• Honest Co. Investors Seek Cert. In COVID-Tied Suit
• Lufthansa's $56.6M COVID Refund Deal OK'd After Rethink
• Pepsi Bottler Cyberattack Exposes Trove Of Personal Data
• Chancery Court Jurist Questions Meta Suit Antitrust Claims
• BuzzFeed Prez Backs Ex-Fox Colleague In Soccer Bribe Trial
• 'Ghost Cattle' Rancher Targets Tyson's Meat Market Power
• Fox News, Giuliani Can't Exit Smartmatic Defamation Suit
• DOJ Antitrust Head Keen On 'Dimensions Of Competition'
• Ga. Judge Says Power Co. Investor Sued Deloitte Too Late
• J&J Talc Unit Seeks 3rd Circ. Rehearing On Ch. 11 Dismissal
• Jury Slams Milk Co-Op With $8.65M Verdict After Ritz Recall
• Covington Blasts SEC's 'Fishing Expedition' Against Clients
• WWE Rival's Antitrust Suit Tossed
• How Companies Could Define 'Social' In ESG Metrics
• Tech Startup CEO Pilfered $20M For Private Jet, Feds Say
• What Contractors Should Know About NY's Russia Sanctions
• Luxembourg Violated Whistleblower's Rights, Court Says
• Subway Exploring Sale Under JPMorgan Advisement
• DC Circ. Backs NLRB In Dispute Over Union 401(k) Match
• Feds Say Chip Thief Should Pay For 'Intended' ADI Losses
• DOJ Backs Farmers In John Deere Right To Repair Suit
• Nike Sued For Alleged Unlicensed Use Of Font For Marketing
• Ga. Doc Tells 11th Circ. Roundup Claims Not Barred
• The Wide Oversight Implications Of Del. McDonald's Ruling
• Kyle Roche's Ex-Firm Says Crypto Co. Wants Privileged Info
• Tech Expert Gets 28 Months For Motley Fool Insider Trading
• Ex-Workers Want Education Co. To Pay For 'Harassing' Filing
• TransUnion May Settle With CFPB, FTC Over Tenant Screening
• Mass. MGM Casino Improperly Took Bets On Harvard Hoops
• DOJ Closes Antitrust Labor Probe Of Fintech Co.
• Biotech Co. Sued In Delaware Over 'Excessive' Director Pay
• Trump Can't Nix $110K Sanction In NY AG Case, Court Says
• FTC's GoodRx Action Highlights Risks For Digital Health Cos.
• Bankman-Fried Can't Use VPN After Super Bowl Blunder
• Republican FTC Member Wilson Resigning Over Khan Policy
• Russian National Convicted Of $90M Hack-And-Trade Scheme
• Reviewing Exec Separation Filings After McDonald's SEC Deal
• Wash. AG Making National Name As Antitrust Champion
• Retailer Tuesday Morning Hits Ch. 11 With Over $100M In Debt
• 'Wake-Up Call': FCA Attys Seek Answers As Fraud Fight Falters
• FTX Customers Want Fraud Suits Grouped In Florida
• Judge Stays SEC And CFTC Cases Against Bankman-Fried
• Feds, Nobel Prize Winner Back Sanofi At High Court IP Fight
• CFPB Wins $134M Restitution, $33M Penalty From CashCall
• More Guilty Pleas In DOJ's Amazon DVD Price-Fix Probe
• Fox Auditor Tells Jury Soccer Contracts 'Stunk' Of Deceit
• Feds Seek 1 Year For Contractor In DOJ Monopolization Case
• Former StoneMor Stockholders Sue Board, Controller In Del.
• 7-Eleven To Pay Record $91M To Ill. Customer Pinned By Car
• DOD Regulatory Burden Undercutting Small Biz Outreach
• Alcon Inc. To Pay $199 Million To Settle J&J Laser IP Dispute
• Securities Group Wins Partial Invalidation Of ERISA Guidance
• Texas Two-Step Still Worth The Gamble, Ch. 11 Experts Say
• NC Bitcoin Miner, AT&T Agree To End $2M Hacking Suit
• Judge Says DOL's Wage Suit Is 'Stuck In A Time-Warp'
• BCBS Unit Not Covered For $2.7B Antitrust Deal, Insurer Says
• SEC Probes Binance Stablecoin As NY Halts Its Production
• Mass. Justices Asked To Review COVID-19 Remote Work Case
• Top Bank Trade Exec Rattles Litigation Saber At 'Rogue' CFPB
• What To Expect From The House Select Committee On China
• BIPA Health Exemption Frees Dior From Eyewear Try-On Suit
• CFTC Says Clearinghouse Hack Caused Reporting Delay
• How Courts Are Clarifying D&O Policies' Bump-Up Provisions
• NLRB GC Asks 3rd Circ. To Deny Pa. Newspaper's Appeal
• J&J Ch. 11 Ruling Highlights 'Texas Two-Step' Skepticism
• Ozy Media Flagged For Not Paying Co-Founder's Legal Costs
• Girard Sharp, Susman Godfrey Tapped In Accellion Hack Suit
• Ex-Theranos Exec Balwani Fights Feds' $900M Restitution Bid
• Gov. Whitmer Counsel Named GC At Mich. Supreme Court
• Jewish Org Says Wire Fraud Coverage Suit Belongs In DC
• Merck, Glenmark Must Face Zetia Antitrust MDL At April Trial
• The Terms Every Monitorship Agreement Should Include
• Meta VR Deal Shows 'Potential Competition' Theory Viability
• Hogan Lovells Partner, Ex-AG Joins Cannabis Platform Board
• Potomac Law Group Adds Ex-Leidos Privacy Chief
• Dentons Hires Valvoline M&A Pro For Corporate Group
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-Clifford Chance Global Chief Moves To FTI Consulting
• Employment Authority: As Walsh Exits, DOL May Shift Goals
• OneTrust's Board Co-Chair Sues CEO For Shutting Out Board
• 6th Circuit Sends EPA Rule Cut Back For Reconsideration
• Shkreli Says His New Co. Doesn't Violate FTC's Pharma Ban
• Patheon Claims Arranta Figures Lied In Chancery Trial
• Calif. Privacy Agency Launches 2nd Phase Of Rulemaking
• Ex-Wife's Words Kept Off Record By NC Spousal Privilege
• TransUnion Sued Over Data Breach Affecting Up To 200 Million
• Robinhood Beats Investor Suit Over $2.1B IPO, For Now
• Red And Blue State AGs Join Legal Fight Over Abortion Pill
• Chinese Spy Balloon Prompts US To Add Export Sanctions
• Bumble CEO, Blackstone Sued Over 'Misused' Public Offering
• Super Bowl Betting Surge Fuels Efforts To Fight Addiction
• Crypto Winter Raises Host Of D&O Coverage Issues
• Opioid Judge Targets 'Unfortunate' Gaps In Pharmacy Deals
• Twitter Owes Expert Witness Consultant $2.2M, Suit Says
• Former ESPN President To Testify In Soccer Bribery Trial
• 1 Year On, Russia-Ukraine War Still Shadows Energy Deals
• 6th Circ. Backs Memphis Dept.'s Win In Retaliation Suit
• JG Wentworth Adds Compliance VP From Newly Acquired Co.
• Amazon Sellers' Guide Gets 20 Months For Bribery Scheme
• 4th Circ. Revives Suit Over Urgent Care Center's Email Search
• What DOJ's 2022 Recovery Stats Say About FCA Enforcement
• 737 Max Victims' Families Can't Scrub DOJ-Boeing Deal
• FTC Noncompete Ban Could Harm Buyers And Sellers In M&A
• House GOP Leaders Query SEC On Bankman-Fried Arrest
• Counsel Leadership Fight Brews In Discovery-AT&T Deal Suit
• Mass. Justices Urged To Axe Robinhood Win Over Stock Rule
• The Little-Known Rule SEC Used In Sweeping Activision Case
• Contractor Wants Probation In Rare DOJ Monopolization Case
• Ex-Chemical Co. Atty Need Not Testify In Contamination Suit
• 2nd Circ. Rejects Ex-Credit Union CEO Corrupt-Payout Appeal
• Jury Mulls If Russian Is 'Trading GOAT' Or 'Convenient Target'
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Groups Back Tesla Against NLRB's Union Apparel Ruling
• Atty Conflict Discussions In Idaho Murder Case And Beyond
• No Coverage For Ill. Atty Accused Of Self-Dealing, Judge Says
• HSF Hires 5-Atty Team From Simmons & Simmons In Italy
• FTC Pauses Challenge To Meta-Within Deal After Court Loss
• Facebook, Gibson Dunn Sanctioned For 'Egregious' Conduct
• Oracle Says User Data It Allegedly Sold Not Private Enough
• 9th Circ. Hears COVID Suit Against Allianz 'Not Far-Fetched'
• Seattle Must Defend COVID Hazard Pay For Gig Workers
• US-Made Materials Rule May Create New Trade Friction
• Real Estate Co.'s Parent Says Bias Claims Are Moot
• Amazon Judge Doubts Bid For Covid-Era Home Internet Costs
• Fla.-Based Insurance Co. Sued In Del. Over Founder Control
• Poarch Band Wins State Approval To Buy Miami Casino
• 9th Circ. May Ask Calif. Justices About Target Vacation Pay
• FTC's Meta VR Choice: Try, Try Again?
• 10th Circ. Won't Force Arbitration In Radiology Co. ESOP Row
• Buyers Slam McDonald's Bid To Ax 'Forever Chemicals' Suit
• Madison Square Garden Owners Lose Virus Coverage Appeal
• Kraken To Pay SEC $30M And End Crypto 'Staking' Program
• Aviation In 2023: Clearer Skies Ahead
• Southwest Exec Vows Post-Meltdown Fixes In Senate Hearing
• Why General Liability Carriers Are Wary Of SEC Climate Rule
• Del. Vice Chancellor Glasscock Sidelined By Home Accident
• Ex-Wellness Co. Atty Rejoins Squire Patton Boggs In DC
• Why The Original 'Rocket Docket' Will Likely Resume Its Pace
• HP, Agilent Settle Stanford University's Superfund Suit
• Aldi Can't Escape 'Dolphin Safe' Tuna False Ad Suit
• DLA Piper Adds Veteran DOJ Atty To DC Litigation Team
• 1st Circ. Unsure Polling Gaffes Merit Automatic New Trial
• Third Suit Filed Over Ohio Train Derailment, Chemical Leak
• Monitoring Of Bankman-Fried's Texts Likely After GC Contact
• Credit Suisse Acquires Boutique Investment Biz For $175M
• Sens. Call Out Health Cos. For Sharing Data With Advertisers
• Wachtell Leads Smucker's $1.2B Pet Food Sale To Post
• DOJ's New Cooperation Carrots May Not Whet Cos.' Appetites
• Ex-FBI Deputy GC's Colleagues Can Testify In Sex Bias Trial
• Societe Generale Swept Up In SEC Texting Probe
• Feds Seek At Least 18 Months For Motley Fool Hacker
• Fla. Judge Orders Halt To Infringing Canine Implant Sales
• Eli Lilly Hit With New Age Bias Suit Over Millennial Push
• Ex-Twitter Execs Take Blame For Blocking Hunter Biden Story
• Chancery Nixes Early Trial On Masimo Board Control Defense
• Ex-SEC Enforcer: WhatsApp Fines Test Limits Of Cooperation
• Rover Workers Score $18M Deal Over Misclassification Claims
• 9th Circ. Judges Doubt Meta's 'Boilerplate' Risk Disclosures
• Russian's Stock Success One In A Trillion, Jury Told
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