Corporate Archive » May, 2023

Corporate - May, 2023

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• Abbott Says Ex-Nutrition Scientist Is Peddling Trade Secrets
• FTC Can't Unilaterally Redo $5B Privacy Deal, Meta Tells Court
• Pomerantz, 2 Others Vie To Lead Signature Bank Investor Suit
• Chancery Keeps Most Health Co. Poaching Suit Counts Alive
• Chancery Again Pauses Fat Brands Shareholder Suit
• Amazon To Pay $30M To End FTC's Alexa, Ring Privacy Claims
• Binance Slams Canadian Regulator's 'Improper' Investigation
• House Agrees To Lift Federal Debt Ceiling Until 2025
• Intercontinental Blasts FTC Bid To Cut Merger Defenses
• Foreign Agent Trial Over China's 'Operation Fox Hunt' Opens
• Influencer Agency Founder Wants Out Of FTX Investor Suit
• Crowell & Moring Barred From Humana Case, Walgreens Says
• SEC Accuses 'Queen Of Mobile Homes' Of $18M Scam
• Harvey Pitt, Who Led SEC Through 9/11 And Enron, Dies At 78
• Electrolux Sets Aside $60M For French Antitrust Charges
• Eatery's Virus Loss Args No Secret Recipe, Calif. Panel Says
• Wells Fargo To Pay Oxy $38M In Botched Contract Suit
• Caesars Sportsbook Parent Wants 'Free Bet' Suit In Arbitration
• 7th Circ. Asks Why Atty Delayed Efforts To Transfer Case
• Creditor Sues Merced In Del. Over 'Sham' Asset Sale
• Ex-CEO Can Sue Attys Pro Se But Needs Bolstered Complaint
• Longtime Sullivan & Cromwell Atty And Ex-Chair Dies At 89
• Clean Energy Co., Former GC To Settle Trade Secrets Suit
• Battling Atty Brothers Told To Keep Distance From Firm
• Patagonia Claims Nordstrom Sells 'Obvious Counterfeits'
• 2 Firms Will Steer Chancery Suit Over Space Biz-SPAC Merger
• Sequel Youth Investors Say Greed 'Eviscerated' Their Stake
• Convicted Ex-ADI Engineer Seeks No Jail For Chip Theft
• Bankman-Fried Says Fenwick Docs Key To Fraud Defense
• Freshpet Shareholder Sues Board Over Voting Rights
• Delta Accused Of Falsely Claiming To Be Carbon-Neutral
• 'No Mea Culpas': Barney Frank Rejects Bank Failure Blame
• Grubhub, Uber Eats Ask 2nd Circ. For Antitrust Arbitration
• Data Of Nearly 9 Million People Swiped In Dental Insurer Hack
• Apple Beats Derivative Suit Over Anti-Poach Deals, For Now
• NLRB Judge Says Starbucks Has 'Proclivity' For Breaking Law
• Ex-Copyright Office GCs At Odds On AI Ingestion As Fair Use
• Texas Session Brings Changes To Civil, Judicial Procedure
• Pfizer, Ex-Execs Say Trade Secrets Row Close To Being Settled
• Hemisphere Stockholders Sue In Del. Over Searchlight Buyout
• CFTC Unit Warns Clearing Agencies To Monitor Crypto Risks
• Auto Cos. Can't Halt Mass. AG's 'Right To Repair' Enforcement
• Elizabeth Holmes Begins 11-Year Prison Sentence In Texas
• FTC Must Respond To Axon Case After Supreme Court Trip
• Chancery Says 'Shakedown Artist' Claim Scuttles $230M Deal
• PayPal Renews Challenge To CFPB Fee Disclosure Rule
• Ex-Wells Fargo Exec Tolstedt Strikes $5M Deal With SEC
• SEC Settles With Ex-Coinbase Manager In Crypto Insider Case
• Gartner To Pay SEC $2.5M Over Alleged FCPA Violations
• FCA Can Be An Effective Tool For Fighting Customs Fraud
• Unconventional Profits Interest Structures Find New Support
• Chancery Objections, Defections Roil $120M AMC Stock Deal
• Jury Finds Ex-NYC Union Head Guilty Of Fraud
• Latest Patent Eligibility Appeal Falls Flat At High Court
• Proskauer, Ex-COO Look To Settle Trade Secret Dispute
• Prolific False Ad Atty Defends Against Possible Sanctions
• How The US And UK Differ On Crypto Regulation
• Cannabis Co. Founder Claims CEO, Girlfriend Stole $5.7M
• Steakhouse's Bid To Toss Defense Sat Too Long On The Grill
• Compliance Compensation Grew By More Than 8% In 2022
• Bankman-Fried Charges Backed By Ample Evidence, Feds Say
• Amarin Legal Head Earned $2.6M Package In '22
• Weil Lands Ex-Simpson Thacher Energy Pro In Houston
• Stratasys Board Rejects Nano Dimension's Hostile Bid
• Top NLRB Prosecutor Targets Noncompetes In New Memo
• Supreme Court Skips Whistleblowing Atty's SEC Award Fight
• US, EU May Talk Same Talk On Tech But Enforcement Varies
• Eastman Chemical To Pay $2.4M Fine Over Pa. River Pollution
• Lilly To Pay $13M, Cap Insulin Cost In Deal Worth Up To $500M
• Biden's Stance On Investor-State Arbitration Still Murky
• Healthline Media Shakes Suit Over Meta Data-Sharing For Now
• BofA Can't Ax MDL Over Calif. COVID Relief Fraud Issues
• Investors Can't Force Policy Proposals On Cos., 5th Circ. Told
• USPTO Patent Fee Hike Proposal Draws Strong Reactions
• Google Chat Sanctions Are A Wake-Up Call On Message Apps
• Feds Seek 6-Month Stay Of Fat Brands Looting Suit In Del.
• CBS Class Attys Seek 27.5% Fee In $167.5M Del. Settlement
• Consumers Fight Qualcomm Bid To End Antitrust Case
• Albertsons, Kroger Slam 'Baseless' $25B Merger Challenge
• USPTO Seeks Feedback On Pilot Project To Aid Micro Entities
• Exelon, ComEd Ink $173M Deal To End Fraud Suit Over Bribery
• CBS, Cox, Fox Will Pay $48M To End Ad Price-Fixing Claims
• Meta Won't Use Rival Ad Data For FB Marketplace, CMA Says
• Investor Activist Campaigns Heat Up Just In Time For Summer
• Microsoft's UK Activision Appeal To Focus On Markets, Fixes
• Hub Hires: Manatt Phelps, Sullivan & Worcester, DLA Piper
• Nonprofit Voided Coverage By Hiding Past Suits, Insurer Says
• Apple Cuts $35M Deal To End IPhone 7 Audio Defect Claims
• Oath Pizza CEO Accused By Investor Of Self-Dealing
• Mass. Airline Flew 1,000 Non-FAA Compliant Flights, Feds Say
• Looking For Plausibility In FTC's Amgen Merger Challenge
• Insurance Shortfall Not Agent's Fault, Mich. Panel Says
• Some Client Speculations On AI And The Law Firm Biz Model
• Employment Authority: 6th Circ.'s New FLSA Collective Test
• Revenue Sharing Argument Might Save Barrick In 401(k) Case
• Insurer Gets Tinder Owner's Coverage Claims Trimmed
• SEC Fines Serve As Warning Against Cutting Corners In Reg A
• NY DA Must Comply With JPMorgan Subpoena, Rakoff Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Google Hit With $32.5M Verdict In Sonos Speaker Patent Fight
• FDIC's Cross River Consent Order Lends Lessons For Banks
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Mayer Brown's NY Staff Helps Mentor Teens, Young Adults
• OppFi Sued Over 160% APR Rent-A-Bank Allegations In Wash.
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Deutsche Bank Loses $243M Conn. Fight With Alexander Vik
• SEC, Covington Declare 'Impasse' In Client List Fight
• What To Watch For In The Credit Suisse Bond Lawsuits
• Susman Godfrey Slams Apple's Sanction Bid As 'Dangerous'
• Investor's Fiery Letter To Class Counsel Gets Criminal Referral
• Albright, Royalty Rates & AI Updates You Should Know
• Bang Energy Drink Co. Says Ex-CEO Jeopardizing Ch. 11 Sale
• Serta Simmons Says 2020 Deal Staved Off Ch. 11 For Years
• ​​​​​​​With Chevron In Court's Crosshairs, FCC Braces For Impact
• Ex-Littler Atty Can't Beat Law Firm's Document Theft Suit
• Huawei To Lean On Ciminelli In Bid To Dodge Fraud Charges
• Voyager Investor Attys Fight Mark Cuban's Sanctions Bid
• Activision Hid #MeToo Investigations, Investors Tell 9th Circ.
• IP Forecast: Paul Hastings To Attack DQ Bid In Coke Feud
• Illumina Shareholders Oust Board Chair Amid Icahn Battle
• 2nd Circ. Vacates Part Of Cognizant's Software IP Win
• BP Must Pay Ark. Gas Co. $18M In Winter Storm Delivery Row
• A Look At Texas Business Courts' Potential M&A Impact
• Chancery Slashes $3M Fee Bid In Mooted Calif. E-Car Co. Suit
• Why Ericsson DPA Breach Is Precedent-Setting
• Calif. Restaurant Owners Lied To Get COVID Funds, Feds Say
• AIG Beats Ex-Goldman Exec's Coverage Bid After Paying $1M
• Ill. Panel Won't Reverse Insurer Win In Eavesdropping Dispute
• As Gen Z Emerges, Law Grads Urged To Do The Unexpected
• Gilead, Teva Ink 11th-Hour HIV Antitrust Deal With Pharmacies
• Assessing Overlapping Boards After DOJ Crackdown
• Chipmakers Say Guardrail Proposals Reduce Competitiveness
• Social Media MDL's Bold Theory Echoed In US Health Alert
• Musk Rips Twitter Investor's 'Exorbitant' Mootness Fee Bid
• GOP Lawmakers Blast China's Ban On Micron Products
• Ex-JPMorgan Exec Staley Can't Exit Epstein Suit, Rakoff Says
• Ericsson Escapes Investor's ISIS Bribes Suit
• Reps. Reintroduce Bipartisan UK Trade Negotiations Bill
• Alsup Asks How Google Atty 'Armada' Missed Sonos IP Adds
• GoDaddy Says Board Fully Weighed $850M Tax Pact Buyout
• 5 Countries Still Open To Tax Abuse, EU Says
• State Farm Settles Defective QVC Pressure Cooker Suit
• Fund Boss Asks Justices For Relief From 'Byzantine' SEC Suit
• DOJ Says New Self-Reporting Policies Already Bearing Fruit
• DOJ, Companies Reach Penalty Deal For Biased Job Ads
• Lowe's Cuts Interchange Fee Deals With Mastercard, Banks
• Top Investor Faults Freshpet Board, Pushes For New Directors
• Chancery Denies Challenge To Doc Terms In $120M AMC Deal
• Microsoft Warns Of Chinese Hacks Targeting US Infrastructure
• Ex-Morgan Stanley Adviser Gets 7 Years For Ponzi Scheme
• US Security Exception Proposal May Undermine The WTO
• Boston Scientific Downsizes Stent Deal Under FTC Pressure
• Vice Chancellor Clarifies 'Sexism' Concerns In Oracle Ruling
• Ex-LinkedIn Atty Rejoins Dechert In Silicon Valley
• Panamanian Co. Says Fla. Law Firm Defrauded It Of $500K
• Insurer Urges 9th Circ. To Toss Ex-NS8 Legal Chief's Appeal
• NY AG's Digital Asset Proposal Shouldn't Be Taken Lightly
• Paul Weiss Hires Ex-Wachtell Executive Compensation Partner
• Justices Told $875M BGC-Cantor Unit Deal OK 'Weakens' Law
• Cos. Can't Ignore Growing Calls For ESG Transparency
• Ohio Panel Backs Toss Of Law Firm's $2.1M Shared Fee Fight
• CBD Co. Overstated Revenue, Investor Suit Says
• Lessons On Corporate Fiduciary Duties From Del. M&A Case
• COPPA Doesn't Preempt State Law Claims, FTC Tells 9th Circ.
• Wells Fargo Wants Suit Over Diverse Hiring Practices Canned
• DOJ, Drug Buyers Rip Teva's Criminal Probe Doc Bid In MDL
• Money Services Biz Can't Dodge Dark Web Data Breach Suit
• Taco Bell's Ads Spice Up 'Taco Tuesday' TM Spat
• Delaware Jury Rejects Suit Alleging Overpayments To Rite Aid
• SEC Enforcement Chief Warns Of Private Fund Crackdown
• Keurig Wants To Toss Winn-Dixie Claims On Top Of Sanctions
• DC's AG Fights For Revival Of Amazon Antitrust Suit
• Failed Tegna Deal Reveals Increasing Merger Review Hurdles
• DC Circ. Says Nonprofit Can Be Sued Over CEO's Remarks
• Biotech Co. Says Red Cross Plainly Violated Antitrust Law
• Artists Lose Class Cert. Bid In YouTube Piracy Suit
• It's Time To Prep For Corporate Transparency Act Compliance
• Calif. Judge Drops Investor Suit Over Musk's Twitter Takeover
• NLRB GC Seeks Dismissal Of Captive Audience Memo Suit
• TD Bank Hit With Class Action Over Busted First Horizon Deal
• Pillsbury Adds Former Meta Associate GC In Its DC Office
• False Ad Firm Lost 82% Of Decided Dismissals, Rival Says
• Moritt Hock Adds 3 Corporate Attys From Warshaw Burstein
• Meta Takes Big Loss In $53M Sale Of Giphy To Shutterstock
• Oracle Class Attys Seek $5M Chancery Fee Despite Case Toss
• Ga. Judge Ends Most Claims In Ermi Whistleblower Suit
• Coke Greenwashing Suit Twists DC Law, Trade Group Says
• Deloitte IP Theft Prosecutor Ousted Over US Atty Conflict
• Server Link Can't Save Russian Hacking Verdict, Judge Told
• A Lawyer's Guide To Approaching Digital Assets In Discovery
• In-House Labor Veteran Joins Seyfarth As Partner In NC
• Apple's Favorable Tax Treatment In Ireland Is Fiction, ECJ Told
• 9 Things For Companies To Consider Before Using AI Tools
• Jones Day Taps Ex-DOJ Antitrust Prosecutor In Minneapolis
• Citizens Bank To Pay $9M Fine To End CFPB's Credit Card Suit
• Meta's €1.2B EU Fine Raises Stakes For US Data Transfer Deal
• What IP Attys Should Know About Enablement After Amgen
• TikTok Sues Montana To Overturn 'Unprecedented' State Ban
• First Citizens Slaps HSBC With $1B SVB Trade Secrets Suit
• Tegna-Standard General $8.6B Deal Crumbles Amid FCC Battle
• Biz Groups Tell 4th Circ. Duke Antitrust Suit Must Stay Dead
• Calif. Justices Back Broad Labor Whistleblower Protections
• Starbucks Execs Seek To Exit Investor's Diversity Policy Row
• Trucking Group Takes Another Shot At AB 5 Takedown
• Nippon Chemi-Con Hit With $89M Capacitor Price-Fix Verdict
• Economic Claims Tossed From Abbott Formula MDL
• Oracle, Class Attys Spar Over Oracle Suit Post-Toss Fees
• Equinox Rips 'Unconscionable' $11.3M Verdict In Bias Trial
• DOJ Nets 'Badly Needed Win' Against American-JetBlue Deal
• Mandiant's $1.2B Asset Sale Didn't Need Vote, Chancery Finds
• 3M CEO Needed For 'Critical' Earplug Mediation
• Ohio Judge Rejects Challenge To $180M FirstEnergy Deal
• Del. Judge Won't Shut Down Disclosure Probe Into IP Suits
• Kustomer Brings Back Ex-Legal Leader After Meta Spinoff
• EU Court Takes On Gibraltar Dispute Of Post-Brexit State Aid
• Trump Media Sues WaPo For $3.8B Over 'Egregious Hit Piece'
• Justices Won't Reopen Petrobras Case Over $820M Settlement
• High Court's Ethics Statement Places Justices Above The Law
• Gamers' Bid To Pause Microsoft-Activision Deal Denied
• McKinsey Fired IT Manager For Whistleblowing, Suit Says
• Warhol Decision May Lead To Copyright Licensing Spike
• Foley Adds Hughes Hubbard Latin America Duo In Miami
• Pharma Co. Hid Nonhuman Primate Imports, New Suit Says
• Girardi Backlash Evident In Calif. Atty Reply To 'Snitch' Rule
• Commanders Bidder Claims BofA Kept $7.1B Offer Quiet
• 9th Circ. Sides With Zurich In Hyatt's Virus Coverage Appeal
• Davis Polk Adds Corporate Attys From Latham & Watkins
• High Court Amgen Patent Ruling Promotes Medical Innovation
• Forced Arbitration Bill In Congress Shines Harsh Light On NFL
• 3rd Circ. Keeps Erie Indemnity Row In State Court
• Wiley Adds Ex-Senate Committee GC To TMT Team
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 3 Cahill Gordon Finance Partners Jump To Paul Hastings
• Google Ruling Deals Blow To Data Privacy Class Actions
• High Court Won't Take Up IPhone Radiation Suit
• Chancery Lets AMC Shareholder Objectors See Deal Docs
• Meta Hit With €1.2B EU Fine Over Data Transfers To US
• Calif. Gov. Unveils Plan To Speed Up Clean Energy Projects
• Employment Authority: How To Modernize The FLSA
• Walgreens Judge Warns SF $230M Opioid Deal No Candy Jar
• CMS Sanctions Draw Del. Suit Against Eldercare Co. InnovAge
• New Buyback Rules Put Companies' Motives Under Spotlight
• Intel Strikes Out Again In Bid For VLSI Investor Information
• Super Group SPAC Sued In Del. Over Big Loss On $4.75B Deal
• 6th Circ. Rejects 2-Step Collective Process In FLSA Suits
• Bitcoin Miner Wants Court To Act Fast On 'Hostage' Machines
• Bayer Investors Land Class Cert. Over Roundup Litigation
• Montana Faces Uphill Battle To Enforce Its TikTok Ban
• Prosecutors Push To DQ Jones Walker In $1.2B Fraud Case
• Subway Customer Rejects Sanctions Bid In Tuna Suit
• Chancery Fast-Tracks GLAS Trust Battle Over Byju's Control
• 3rd Circ. Backs Dismissal Of Toshiba THC Firing Suit
• Nursing Home Not Liable For Early COVID Deaths, Jury Says
• 1st Circ. Won't Revive J&J Hip Implant False Claims Act Suit
• Michigan Can Use National Securities Test, Panel Says
• Couple Seek At Least $5M For Fees, Costs In Solar Farm Win
• Gas Stations Again Seek Own Spot In Visa, Mastercard Case
• Chancery Dismisses Former SeaWorld Execs' Stock Claims
• What Banks Can Glean From FSB Climate Risk Report
• Jury Clears Miami Drug Trial Co.'s CEO Of Fraud Charges
• Brand Battles: Salesforce Targets DoorDash's 'DashForce' TM
• Ill. Judges Caution Prolific Atty About Deluge Of False Ad Suits
• SEC Taps Covington Atty For Corporation Finance Policy Role
• Attys Will Seek Up To $14.6M For 2nd MSG Suit Deal In Del.
• W.Va. Health Biz's Ex-GC Settles Ahead Of Conspiracy Trial
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• JetBlue-American Pact Amounts To Illegal Merger, Judge Says
• Butzel Can't Mount 'Gotcha Lawyering' Malpractice Defense
• Some In-House Teams Find Law Firm Tech Falls Short
• Time For Law Schools To Rethink Unsung Role Of Adjuncts
• How The Warhol Copyright Case Affects Fair Use Protection
• Frank CEO Indicted On Charges Of Swindling JPMorgan
• TikTok Users Say Montana Has No Authority To Ban App
• Kagan Rips Sotomayor's 'I Could Paint That' Warhol Opinion
• Apple IP Judge Laments Twombly Standard 'Gift And A Curse'
• ​​​​​​Google To Pay $40M To End Wash. Location Data Privacy Suit
• Justices Clamp Down On Broad Patents In Amgen Decision
• High Court's Warhol Ruling Poses New Concerns For Artists
• Del. Court Trims Biotech Investors' Stock Transfer Suit
• NLRB GC Files Complaint Saying USC Athletes Are Employees
• Bipartisan Bill Again Pushes To Keep 'Patent Trolls' Out Of ITC
• Maritime Support Co. Owed $36M Wants In On Citgo Auction
• Dubai Electronics Co. Fined $283K For Aiding Israel Boycott
• UC Job Applicant Claims Diversity Statement Is Unconstitutional
• Big Tech Breathes Sigh Of Relief After Justices' Terror Rulings
• FDIC Seeks $165M From Defunct La. Bank's Ex-CEO, Others
• Takeaways From FTC's Challenge Of Amgen Deal
• Wash. Residents Hit 3M With Another PFAS Suit
• JPMorgan Leaders Sued For Inaction On Booming Zelle Fraud
• Disney Kills New Florida Office Campus Amid DeSantis Feud
• CBS #MeToo Leaker Revealed As Ex-Covington Lawyer
• Duty To Oversee ESG Risks Would Erode Biz Judgment Rule
• China Tops EU's List Of Countries With Poor IP Policies
• TransPerfect Adds Ex-Allen & Overy Atty As Consulting Chief
• Alibaba Proceeds With Plans To Spin Off Units, Pursue IPOs
• What The Justices' Questions Signify For FCA Compliance
• Duane Morris Adds Moses & Singer Bankruptcy Partner In NY
• GOP Lawmakers Press EEOC Chair About Charge Backlog
• Sanofi Wins Patent Enablement Fight At Supreme Court
• High Court Blocks Claim Twitter Contributed To Terrorism
• High Court Says Andy Warhol's Prince Image Isn't Fair Use
• Whistleblower Ruling Stirs USPTO Transparency Concerns
• Deutsche Bank To Shell Out $75M To Resolve Epstein Suit
• JPMorgan Tops List Of Most Active Securities Defendants
• 5th Circ. Needles FDA On Its Abortion Pill Approval Process
• Montana Gov. Signs State's Total Ban Of TikTok
• Alsup Queries If Sonos 'Bamboozled' Him In Google IP Trial
• First Republic's Ex-CEO Says 'Everything Changed' After SVB
• Ex-Twitter Workers Say Musk Owes Them Severance
• House Panel Told Copyright Law Can Handle Many AI Issues
• Dems Reintroduce Paid Sick, Family Leave Bills
• Uber Founder Kalanick's Absence Looms Large In Hack Case
• FTC Slams Intercontinental's Defense Of $11.7B Merger
• Penguin Random House Challenges Fla. District's Book Bans
• Chancery OKs Deal, $1.35M Atty Fee To End Drug Trial Suit
• Ex-Immunomedics CFO Cops To Giving Stock Tip To Girlfriend
• Chancery Sides With VMware In Ex-Worker's Option Dispute
• Del. Justices Snub SolarWinds Investors' Data Breach Suit
• Elizabeth Holmes Gets New May 30 Self-Surrender Date
• Another Poultry Co. Cuts Deal With DOJ Over Wage Fixing
• Petco Shareholder Sues To Recoup Board Power Over CEO
• Disney Says DeSantis-Appointed Board's Suit is 'Pointless'
• Peloton Investors Take Aim At Bid To Combine Chancery Suits
• Lewis Brisbois Hires New Vice Chair Of Securities Practice
• Mitigating Risk When Remote Employees Work 2 Jobs
• Tips For In-House Legal Leaders In A Challenging Economy
• United Flight Attendants' Attys Seek $18.1M Cut Of $54M Deal
• Ice Miller Expands East Coast Ops With Baltimore Office
• Walgreens To Pay SF $230M After Landmark Opioid Trial Loss
• New Fat Brands Committee Seeks Pause Of Chancery Suit
• Ralph Lauren Moves To Swat 'Gervin' Shoe Suit Aside
• Standard General Makes Late Bid To Sway FCC On Tegna Deal
• Wells Fargo's Historic $1B Payout Was Years In The Making
• 'Anyone Asleep?' Alsup Asks Jury In Google-Sonos IP Fight
• Despite $1B Deal, Wells Fargo Still Faces Storm Of Litigation
• Robinhood's $20M Data Breach Deal Gets Final Greenlight
• GOP Lawmakers Want FCC Probed Over $8.6B Tegna Deal
• Vice Media Told To Talk Out Ch. 11 Loan Objections
• SEC Loses Bid To Seal Ex-Official's Crypto Speech Drafts
• Holmes Ordered To Prison, Hit With $452M Restitution
• 'Really Dumb Move': Sens. Rake Ex-SVB Chief Over Coals
• GoDaddy Tries To Sway Full 11th Circ. On TCPA Standing
• Employers Weigh Wellness Plans' Savings Against Legal Risk
• Riot Games Workers' Attys Get $8.5M In $100M Bias Deal
• Former Apple Engineer Among 6 Charged In Export Schemes
• EU's Microsoft-Activision OK Raises Question: Fix Or Fight?
• Shake Shack Comes To Agreement With Activist Investor
• Mark Cuban Seeks Sanctions In Voyager Investor Suit
• How Cognizant Bribery Case Could Shape DOJ Investigations
• OpenAI CEO Calls For Government Regulation Of AI
• Ropes & Gray Sheds Wealth Management Unit, Partners
• Former Snap, EBay Atty Moves To White & Case
• Minimizing Discrimination Risks In Export Control Compliance
• Blank Rome NY Office Scores 9 Akerman Litigators
• ADI Trading Suspects Head For Trial After Dismissal Bid Fails
• FTC Challenges $28B Amgen-Horizon Therapeutics Merger
• SEC Hints At Terraform's 'Confidential' Jump Trading Pact
• What's Next For Patent Eligibility After Latest Denials?
• 5th Circ. Temporarily Lifts ACA Preventive Care Mandate Block
• Jury Urged To Award $100M In Latest Monsanto PCB Trial
• 2nd Circ. Backs Denial Of Fees For Former PixarBio Attys
• CFPB's Funding Structure Earns Wide Support At High Court
• Disney Faces Investor Suit Over Streaming Downturn
• Computer Hacking Counts Must Stick To Contractor, Feds Say
• High Court In Graft Cases Warns Courts, DOJ: Don't Get Cute
• FTC Ordered To Produce Info 'Fundamental' To Meta Case
• USPTO Begins Crafting Rules For Design Patent Bar
• Walmart Owes $19.3M For Hand Sanitizer Deal, Ark. Jury Says
• Gilead HIV Drug Fight Begins Rare Summary Jury Trial
• SVB's Former CEO 'Truly Sorry,' Ex-Signature Execs Dismayed
• Judge Greenlights $4.3M Morley Data Breach Deal
• Chancery Denies Continued Fox Seal On Murdoch Deal Docs
• Scorpion Venom Drug Biz Hit With SEC Fraud Suit
• Settlement Elusive As $8.6B Tegna Deal Nears Deadline
• Judge Affirms $490M FCA Verdict Against Medical Distributor
• Tesla Owners Say Software Updates Hobbled Car Batteries
• Serta Simmons Defends 2020 Transaction In Ch. 11 Plan Trial
• Robinhood Seeks Final End To Investor Suit Over $2.1B IPO
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• H&M Slips Missouri Greenwashing Suit Over 'Conscious' Line
• Polarized ESG Debate Badly Serves The Public, Corporations
• SEC Points To Trump Subpoena Case In Covington Fight
• Firms To Seek $2M For Pharma Suit Settlement In Del.
• Costco Settles Fla. Car Battery Warranty Suit With Customers
• State Payroll Taxes Need Remote Work Reforms
• Ohio Mexican Restaurant Chain Hit With Minimum Wage Suit
• Musk's Change Of Heart Can't Nix SEC Deal, 2nd Circ. Says
• What Associates Need To Know Before Switching Law Firms
• Vice Media Group Hits Ch. 11 With Credit Bid From Lenders
• Justices Turn Away Another Climate Change Suit Forum Fight
• EU OKs Microsoft-Activision Deal On Cloud Gaming Promises
• Justices Again Decline To Reconsider Patent Eligibility Test
• High Court Refuses To Hear 'Skinny Label' Drug Patent Case
• FCC Staff Balks At New Tegna Visits To GOP Commissioners
• Settlement Heads Off Trial On $3.5B Pandora-Sirius Merger
• Insys Trustee Says Court Should Halt Insurance Coverage Suit
• Ariz. Insurer Wrongfully Refused Policy Stacking, Suit Claims
• Norfolk Southern Wants Ohio Securities Suit In Georgia
• Employment Authority: Vax Policy Takeaways For Employers
• Shaq Couldn't Be Served Via DM, But Plenty Of Others Can
• Cybersecurity Priorities For Remote Workplace Management
• Davis Polk, Cravath Rep As Commanders Sale Made Official
• IP Hires: Duane Morris, K&L Gates, McCarter & English
• US Chamber Sues SEC Over Stock Buyback Rule
• Rimon Makes 4 Key Hires In California, South America
• NephroSant Founder's Chancery Redaction Bid Is Rejected
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Husch Blackwell Launches Minneapolis Office
• Texas Business Court Bill Heading To Governor's Desk
• Hertz Stockholder Sues In Del. Over Controllers' Free Ride
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Chancery Rules Ellison Didn't Coerce Oracle To Buy NetSuite
• HSBC To Pay CFTC $75M Over Texting Probe, Spoofing
• A Case For Sharing Mediation Statements With Counterparties
• Black Atty Files Discrimination Suit Against SC AG's Office
• Altria's Vaping Claims Deal Could Spur Other Settlements
• Lawmakers Spar Over Blame, Legislation After Bank Failures
• Investor Says Carl Icahn's Co. Inflated Value In Ponzi Scheme
• Investor Attys Get $8.9M Award In Credit Suisse Settlement
• ISP Loses Bid For Retrial After $47M Copyright Verdict
• Lender Group Blasts Serta Simmons Ch. 11 Plan
• SmileDirectClub Asks 9th Circ. To Seal Invisalign Co.'s Suit
• Unions Want ILO To Examine Labor Situation At Starbucks
• How EU ESG Regs Affect US Financial Market Participants
• Taxing The Digital Economy: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
• Tackling Long-Tail Legacy Liability Risk: A Defendant's Toolkit
• LinkedIn Looks To Toss Renewed Antitrust Suit From Users
• In-House Counsel Admonished Over Emails In Solar Farm Trial
• Calif. Independent Contractor Lessons From Grubhub Suit
• 2nd Circ. Backs Foreign Arbitral Awards To Spanish Insurer
• Fortis Rips J&J's Bid To DQ Selendy Gay In Chancery Case
• Cannabis Co. Says Ex-GC Wrongfully Tried To Oust CEO
• The Recipe For A Strong Bank-Fintech Partnership Agreement
• NJ Energy Co. Removes Overcharging Action To Fed. Court
• Home Point Capital Trades Up After $324M Buy Announcement
• Sultzer Law Group Woos Back Commercial Litigator
• HSBC, Scotiabank To Pay $37.5M In Texting Probe Settlements
• Fox's Lies Led To Threats, Disinformation Expert Says
• Baker McKenzie Should Dump Carlson, Ex-Fox Producer Says
• Red States Ask FERC To Block BlackRock Utility Share Grabs
• FTC Tries Novel Route To Finally Hit Meta Where It Hurts
• Facebook Board To Face 'Colossal' Privacy Violations Suit
• 2nd Circ. Establishes Coverage Chain For Personal Injury Suit
• EB-5 Reform Continues To Weigh Heavily On Participants
• SPAC Investor Sues Tishman Speyer Over 'Disastrous' Merger
• Working From Home? Beware Insider Trading, Tipping Risks
• DC Judge Fails To Find Middle Ground In Covington, SEC Suit
• Ethics Lessons From Outside Counsel Plotline In 'Succession'
• Chancery Tosses Aside Atty Conflict Concerns In AMC Case
• Preparing For Legal Scrutiny Of Data Retention Policies
• Produce Co. Says Canadian Bankruptcy Blocks $1.3M Suit
• Altria Strikes $235M Deal To End Youth Vaping Claims
• EEOC Nationwide Subpoena Was Too Broad, 11th Circ. Says
• Rebranding And Rebuilding A Culture As NFL Team's Top Atty
• Freedman Norman Removed As Lead Counsel in Dfinity Suit
• SF Schools Need $92M For Vaping Fix, Altria Jury Told
• FDA's 'Radical' Abortion Pill Stance Fails, 5th Circ. Told
• CFPB's Funding Passes Constitutional Muster, Justices Told
• Costco Must Reveal Flooring Selection In Slip-And-Fall Suit
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