Corporate Archive » June, 2023

Corporate - June, 2023

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• Disney Shorted Women Middle Managers $150M, Workers Say
• Pipeline Investors Win $1 Per Share In Massive Chancery Win
• Ga. Justices' Ruling May Spark More Negligent Security Trials
• Employment Authority: Justices' Ruling On Jurisdiction
• Chancery Awards $1 For Airline Loyalty Biz 'Hand-Waving'
• Starbucks Union Fight At 'Crisis Stage,' Labor Groups Tell ILO
• Musk Wants 2nd Circ. To Rethink His Bid To Undo SEC Deal
• FTC Pitches Crackdown On Fake Reviews, Social Media Tricks
• EEOC Hits Fla. McDonald's Franchisee With ADA Suit
• Proxy Advisory Firm Pushes Back On States' ESG Criticism
• 9th Circ. Says Phone Owner Needn't Be Main User For TCPA
• Judge Says Parts Of DOL's Rollover Advice Exemption Invalid
• Rep. Raskin Calls On NFL To Release Report On Commanders
• AMC Stock-Split Deal In Del. Not A Total Fix, Atty Says
• Ill. Judge Vacates $228M Damages Award In First BIPA Trial
• A Look At Section 230 After High Court's Refusal To Clarify
• Taft Stettinius Missed Conflicts In Rush To Merge, MGM Says
• Amgen, Horizon Lodge Constitutional Attack On FTC
• Samsung Must Try Again To Wipe $10.8M E-Cig Judgment
• FTC Says It's Watching AI Inputs For Competition Concerns
• The Legacy And Lessons Of Bobby Bonilla Day
• Pay Transparency And ESG Synergy Can Inform Initiatives
• Ex-Boston Globe Exec Says Publisher Reneged On Pay Deal
• Gilead, Teva Defeat $3.6B HIV Drug Antitrust Case At Trial
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• LIV-PGA Tour Deal, NFL Crackdown Highlight 1st Half Of 2023
• Once-Dreary IPO Outlook Brightens For Second Half Of 2023
• EverGlade Calls BDO's $5.2M Fee Request A 'Death Sentence'
• Collaborative Cos. Should Consider Relational Contract Model
• Appellate Funding Disclosure: No Mandate Is Right Choice
• Limbach Investor Sues To Void Meeting, 350K Share Issuance
• 5 ERISA Cases To Watch In 2023's Second Half
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Justices To Mull If Lateral Job Transfers Can Violate Title VII
• SEC Courts May Tumble Under Supreme Court Scrutiny
• High Court Says Web Designer Can Turn Away Gay Customers
• FTC Faces Skeptical Judge As Microsoft Merger Hearing Ends
• Uber Cites Justices' Coinbase Ruling To Urge Price-Fix Stay
• Colo. Senator Calls On Tech Giants To Label AI Content
• High Court Makes It Harder To Stop Foreign Counterfeit Goods
• Judge Says 'Breathtaking Dishonesty' Ends Signal Co.'s Case
• ChatGPT Is 'Trained' Using Copyrighted Books, Authors Say
• Calif.'s Insulin Cost Suit Against CVS Sent Back To State Court
• Coinbase Says SEC Did An 'About-Face' With Registration Suit
• New 'Forever Chemicals' Face Tough Test Under EPA Protocol
• EEOC Says Mortgage Co. Denied Applicant Over Chronic Pain
• Atty Calls Contested Chancery AMC Class Settlement Historic
• Harrison Poultry Inks $2.8M Deal In Price-Fixing Suit
• $45M Verdict Over CVS Shooting Upheld By Ga. Justices
• NJ Retailer Tentative Winner Of Buy Buy Baby IP Auction
• Twitter Says Eviction Suit Is Landlord's Bid To Duck $5.8M Bill
• Cos. Argue Social Media Immunity From Mental Health Claims
• Post-Gazette Tells 3rd Circ. Labor Status Quo Didn't Carry Over
• A 'Trump Too Small' TM Registration Could Curb Free Speech
• 4 More NFL Players Suspended Amid Gambling Crackdown
• Charter Communications Labor VP Rejoins Littler In DC
• Google Objectors Lower Fee Request To Avoid Legal Woes
• Shumaker Advisors Adds Veteran Wireless Lobbyist In DC
• What To Know About FTC's Merger Filing Proposal
• 3 Charged With Insider Trading On Trump Media Co. Deal
• Justices Overturn $96M TM Award Tied To Lanham Act Reach
• Burford, Sysco Agree To Drop Litigation Funding Suits
• TikTok Is Funding Creators' Challenge To Montana's Ban
• Microsoft, Activision CEOs Testify In FTC's $69B Merger Fight
• SEC Lands Asset Freeze In $35M Pre-IPO Stock Fraud Case
• Ohio Bank Should Face TCPA Suit, Magistrate Judge Says
• PulteGroup Beats Shareholder Bid For Twitter Scandal Report
• YouTube, Google Can't Beat BIPA Suit Over Editing Tools
• Attys For Gilead, Drug Buyers Trade Barbs As $3.6B Trial Ends
• Calif. Justices To Mull Proposition 22's Constitutionality
• Privacy Suit Says AI Could 'Decide To Eliminate The Species'
• DOJ Targets Telehealth, Opioids In $2.5B Fraud Sweep
• Judge Keeps Challenge To Conn. Captive Meetings Ban Alive
• Zurich Beats Urban Outfitters' COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Google Must Turn Over Memos For Search Case Sanctions Bid
• Ohio Firm Says Pa. Malpractice Suit In Wrong State
• 11th Circ. Says Ex-Exec Can't Evade Judgment After SEC Deal
• Denver Startup Balks At $700K Cost Bid After Losing Trial
• Gamers Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Bid To Pause Activision Deal
• Patent Verdict Against Meta In Texas Boosted Past $200M
• Senior Attorney Helped FTX Founder Misuse Funds, Suit Says
• DC Judge Says Crowell & Moring Can Pursue Rent Refund
• Kramer Levin Connection Known To Inside Trader, Feds Say
• Del. Justices Mull 'Acquiescence' Role In Deal Challenge
• Holland & Knight Adds Adviser From Sen. Veterans Committee
• C&H Sugar Hit With Suit Over 'Rotten Egg' Odors
• Chemical Co. Agrees Not To Send PFAS To Ga. City
• Reed Smith Grows Financial Industry Group With Crypto Atty
• Ga. Panel Rules Uber Driver's Fake ID Bars Accident Coverage
• Rolling-Paper Maker To Settle Chancery Deal Suit For $5M
• In-House Fintech Atty Joins Greenberg Traurig In Atlanta
• Chancery Rips Disney Investor's 'Don't Say Gay' Suit
• Jones Walker Booted From $1.2B Venezuela Oil Fraud Case
• Ex-JPMorgan Trader Who Flipped Avoids Prison For Spoofing
• HIV Drug Buyers Urge $3.6B Verdict Against Gilead And Teva
• Sony Exec Testifies Microsoft Merger Could Trigger IP Leaks
• INFORM Act Targeting Counterfeit Sales Online Takes Effect
• VLSI 'Strongly Admonished' By Vidal For Misleading PTAB
• Corporations On Edge After High Court's Jurisdiction Ruling
• Mondelez Workers Target BCLP In Cyberattack Suit
• Most Large US Cos. Report Scope 3 Emissions, Study Finds
• Investors Say Online Grocer Share Prices Were Deceiving
• FTC Proposes Dramatic Overhaul Of Merger Filings
• Bankman-Fried's Bid To Toss Charges 'Meritless,' Judge Says
• BGC Partners Investor Sues For Docs On Reorganization
• High Court Asked To Rein In SEC's 'Eye-Popping' Penalties
• Apple Loses Quick Win Bid In Investors' IPhone Sales Suit
• Mass. AG, Facebook Drop Battle Over App Data For Now
• Wells Fargo Sued Again Over Alleged Diversity Hiring Sham
• 3M Asks 11th Circ. To Lift Injunction In Ch. 11 Case
• Ex-Amazon Manager Gets 16 Years In $9M Fraud Scheme
• Ambiguities In NY's Broad Prospective Noncompete Ban
• Bed Bath & Beyond Gets OK For $21.5M IP Sale To Overstock
• Ex-Deloitte Workers Get Bulk Of Trade Secrets Case Tossed
• DOJ, Prof Spar Over Secret Jones Day VW Emissions Docs
• Lease Delay Threatens Conn. Green Energy Project, Suit Says
• DC Circ. Lets H-1B Policy On Work Site Changes Stand
• Investors Say J&J Can't Get 2nd Try On Law Firm Subpoenas
• SuperValu's Lesson: Always Be Building An FCA Defense
• Lenovo Named 'Overall Winner' In FRAND Costs Ruling
• McCarter & English Adds Former J&J Deputy General Counsel
• What RJ Reynolds' Calif. Suit Means For Tobacco Regulation
• Scope Of Fla. Anti-ESG Law: What We Know And Don't Know
• Starbucks Accuses Union Of Pride Decor 'Smear Campaign'
• Two 3D Printing Cos. Start Bidding War For Stratasys Merger
• CFPB Fines Payment Processor $25M Over 2021 'Fiasco'
• The 2 Doctrines That May Pose A Threat To SEC Climate Rules
• Justices Say Cos. Can Be Sued Wherever They're Registered
• BMO Harris Sees Ponzi Verdict Stick, Hit $1B With Interest
• JPMorgan Gets Initial OK For $290M Deal With Epstein Victims
• 5 'Right-To-Repair' Suits Targeting Tesla Consolidated
• 3 Ways New Senate Bill Would Reshape PTAB Litigation
• Mondelez Hit With Worker Suits Over Bryan Cave Cyberattack
• FTC Inks 'Dark Patterns' Deal With PCH After Amazon Suit
• High Court Rejects Appeal On SEC Disgorgement Hearing
• Attys Want $76M After $255M Juul Settlement
• Ex-Hertz CEO Wins Clawback Suit Over Accounting Errors
• Judge Rebuffs Binance Claims Of Misleading SEC Statements
• Disney Can't Sue DeSantis For Signing New Law, Florida Says
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Steakhouse COVID Coverage Claims
• New FTX CEO Says $7B Recovered After SBF Mismanagement
• DeSantis-Appointed Board Wants Disney Suit To Carry On
• JPMorgan Accused Of Inflating Grocery IPO Valuation
• Cognizant Jury Deadlocks On Claims Of Non-Indian Bias
• Pot Co. Investors Accused Of Falsely Smearing Former CEO
• Insys Founder Kapoor Released After 2 Years In Prison
• US Airways Wants $139M In Costs For $1 Sabre Antitrust Win
• Amazon Must Face Ill. Workers' Facial Scan Suit
• Feds Want To Cut Fraud Counts In $18M Atlanta Bribery Case
• Dogecoin Users Seek Quinn Emanuel DQ In Elon Musk Suit
• MSG Must Face Suit Over Atty Ban, Refund Ejected Lawyer
• Pa. Judge Tosses Ex-CEO's Breach Suit Against Attys
• International Investment Lawyer John Balouziyeh Joins Curtis
• Walmart Investors Balk At Stay Request In Del. Opioid Suit
• NLRB's Stricter Contractor Test May Bring Organizing Risks
• As Interest Rates Rise, So Do Liability Management Deals
• Justices Won't Weigh In On Apple IPR Estoppel Challenge
• Eli Lilly Unit Strikes $2.4M Deal In EEOC Age Bias Suit
• How Attys Can Avoid Exposing Their Firms To Cyberattacks
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• It's A No For Nike, High Court Says In 'Flyknit' Patent Saga
• A Need To Be Big: US Law Firms Kept Foot On Gas In 2022
• 10 Years Of The 10 Biggest US Firms
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• 4th Circ. Ruling Continues Trend Of Insurer Bump-Up Wins
• Ex-FTC Official Pans Claim Gilead-Teva Deal Hurt Competition
• Microsoft Exec Makes 'Call Of Duty' Pledge At FTC Hearing
• Employment Authority: Employers' Post-Roe DEI Challenges
• Seaboard To Pay Pork Buyers $9.75M In Price-Fix MDL
• Split 9th Circ. Revives Facebook Housing Ad Bias Suit
• Fenwick Need Not Produce Docs In SBF Criminal Case
• Wells Fargo Investors Fight To Keep Hiring Scheme Suit Alive
• Biden Orders DOL To Expand Birth Control Access
• Arbitration Stay Ruling May Lower Class Action Defense Costs
• Home Depot To Pay $73M To Settle Workers' Wage Suit
• Antitrust Judge Warns Apple Isn't 'Too Big' For Accountability
• Health Hires: MapLight, Wilson Sonsini, Mayer Brown
• 3 Questions Lingering For Benefits Attys 1 Year After Dobbs
• ExecuPharm Must Face Claims In 'CL0P' Hacking Case
• Benefits Co. Ex-CFO Gets 18 Months In $25M Tax Fraud Case
• Icon Ken Feinberg Shares Lessons From A Life Mediating
• Kroger Says NLRB Judge Wrong To OK Workers' BLM Gear
• 2 Bay Area Attys Win $6M On Retaliation Claims Against Utility
• Jones Day Adds Leonard Carder Employee Benefits Atty In SF
• NY Crypto Group Says Rival Stole NFT Platform Idea
• Virginia 'Rocket Docket' Slowdown Is Likely A Blip
• Investors Sue Opendoor Over Algorithm Tech In Del. Chancery
• Ga. Panel Tosses Ex-Exec's Conspiracy Case Against Attys
• Akerman Adds Transactional Tax Partner From Harter Secrest
• Fla. Firm Accused Of Stiffing Paralegal Wants Her Sanctioned
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Banks, It's Time To Review Your Overdraft Practices
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Justices Say Arbitration Appeals Automatically Stay Litigation
• Alameda Wants $700M Back From Ex-Clinton Aide's Firm
• Google Investors Slam Alphabet Exec 'Monarchy' In Depo Row
• Cadwalader Sees Voluntary Dismissal Of Data Breach Suit
• Device 'Lockdown' Ordered in Bang Energy Co. Ch. 11
• UK Regulator Warns Of Ransomware Crews Hitting Law Firms
• How Dobbs Has Changed The Data Privacy Landscape
• Microsoft's $69B Activision Deal At Stake As FTC Makes Case
• CORRECTION: Facebook Users' Attys Seek $185M In $725M Meta Privacy Deal
• Big Tech Offers FTC Competing Views Of Cloud Market
• Chancery Master Finds AMC Deal Valuable Despite Objections
• Top SEC Atty Pushes Back On GOP Claims Of Stalling Probes
• Abortion Litigation To Watch As Dobbs Decision Turns 1
• Vice Media Accepts $350M Purchase Offer From Lender Group
• A Look At 2023's Major NLRB Developments Thus Far
• Bed Bath & Beyond Gets OK For Overstock.com's $21.5M Bid
• Chancery Reaffirms Very High Bar For Board Liability On Deal
• Ex-PwC Atty Settles Disability Benefits Suit With Hartford
• 3M Strikes $12.5B Deal Over PFAS Contamination
• Lyme Disease Test 'Useless,' 'Inaccurate,' Suit Says
• Ga. Justices Won't Review Mercedes-Benz Stadium Death Suit
• Amazon, Publishers Look To Beat EBook Monopoly Claims
• Indemnification In Exec Separation Deals: Read The Fine Print
• A Year After Dobbs, GCs Are Trying To Maintain 'Status Quo'
• Feds Say High Court Ruling Can't Nix Russian's Hack Verdict
• California Supreme Court Approves Attorney 'Snitch Rule'
• Restaurant Company, General Counsel Found In Contempt
• Chancery OKs $87.5M Settlement In Charter-Time Warner Suit
• Jenner & Block's Cybersecurity Co-Head Leaves For NSC
• Engineer Jailed For Taunting Witness In ADI Trade Theft Case
• Boxed Reaches Deal Over Winston & Strawn SPAC Work
• $135M Verdict Winners Fight New Trial Bid In Solar Farm Row
• JPMorgan To Pay $4M SEC Fine Over Deleted Biz Records
• Crypto's Fate In Limbo As SEC Targets Binance, Coinbase
• House Passes Bill To Approve Taiwan Trade Deal
• Ex-Jurist's $1,550-Hour Gilead Witness Job Not Ethics Issue
• Cognizant Exec Says Staffing 'Fair' But Stats 'Give Me Pause'
• CFTC Targets Carbon Market In Rare Call For Whistleblowers
• Amazon's Latest Counterfeiting Suit Targets Theragun Fakes
• Schumer Unveils Strategy To Seize On AI 'Revolution'
• Drug Lobby Widens Industry Pricing Challenges To Texas
• Judge Discloses Son's Microsoft Job Ahead Of FTC Hearing
• Serta Simmons Ch. 11 Plan Can Proceed During Appeal
• FTC Warned Of 'Radical Theory' In $4.7B L3Harris-Aerojet Deal
• T-Mobile Won't Cooperate In Data Breach Probe, Wash. Says
• Biden Administration Posits Rollback Of Trump-Era ESA Rules
• Chancery Shifts $374K Books Demand Legal Bill To Company
• FTX Examiner Says $200M In Fees 'Remarkable' But Justified
• NLRB GC Says Remand Unnecessary In Amazon Firing Case
• Black Franchisees Say McDonald's Must Face Race Bias Suit
• Broadcast Deal Parties, Beware In-House FCC Hearings
• An Overview Of OFCCP's Religious-Exemption Reset
• Chamber Asks 6th Circ. To Revive SEC Proxy Rule Challenge
• Conn. Unfair Trade Practice Act At 50: More Nimble Than Ever
• Block, Friedman, Kaskela Tapped For Chancery StoneMor Suit
• Ga. Woman Says Trial Clock Expired In Amazon Fraud Case
• Chancery To Scrutinize $44B Musk-Twitter Suit's 'Merit'
• NFL Rules, Legal Issues Extending Commanders Sale Process
• Ex-Goldman Banker Convicted Of Insider Trading
• Apple Unlawfully Removed Union Flyers, NLRB Judge Says
• Binance Accuses SEC Of Making 'Misleading' Statements
• Brown Rudnick Adds VC Partner In NY From Fox Rothschild
• Rivian Wants Out Of Suit Over $5B Ga. Factory Construction
• FTC's Amgen-Horizon Protest Raises Conglomerate Concerns
• Feds Ignored Boston Minority-Business Complaint, Suit Says
• FTC Targets Amazon Over Prime Auto-Enrollment
• How Employers Can Prepare For Minn. Noncompete Ban
• 5th Circ. Largely Backs Religious Orgs' LGBTQ Bias Carveout
• Twitter Reneged On Bonus Payment Promise, Employees Say
• Cognizant Exec Concedes US Workers Let Go More Often
• Gilead-Teva Deal Costs To Buyers Top $3.6B As Plaintiffs Rest
• Chrysler Owners Win Cert. Of 6M Class In Takata Airbag MDL
• 7th Circ. Backs TRT-Maker Actavis In Man's Heart Attack Suit
• Carvana, Founders Defend Vote-Inflating Provision In Del. Suit
• Feds Say Ex-Goldman Exec Lied At Insider Trading Trial
• No Fine For Stanley Black & Decker In SEC Perks Deal
• Silvergate Says It Had 'No Duty' To FTX Investors
• Intellectual Ventures Drops Patent Suit Against GM
• NC Panel Says Insurance Mogul Must Pay Fraud Damages
• Infinity Q Settles SEC's $1 Billion Fraud Allegations
• High Court Underscores DOJ's Role In Policing FCA Litigation
• Ga. Justices Consider How To Apply Amusement Machine Tax
• Serta Simmons, Lenders Blast Ch. 11 Stay Motion
• Cosmetic Packaging Co. Sues Plastic Mold Makers For $28M
• Gannett Lodges Ad Tech Monopolization Case Against Google
• Ill. Judge Gives Early OK To $865K Biometric Privacy Deal
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds Restructuring Pro In Chicago
• 5 Management Tips To Keep Law Firm Merger Talks Moving
• Jenner & Block Adds Former SEC Enforcement Atty In SF
• Chancery Mulls 'Lesser Evil' For StoneMor Class Suit Lead
• Sanders Probes Claims Of Amazon's 'Egregious' Safety Issues
• Biz Group Wants Challenge To NLRB GC's Memo Kept Alive
• DOJ To Scope Bank Mergers With Wider Antitrust Lens
• Conn. Atty Wants New Judge After Polling Gaffe In SEC Case
• Ex-GM Exec, US Trade Official Joins Squire Patton
• Justices To Weigh Gov't Immunity In Fair Credit Reporting Suit
• Ephemeral Messages Muddy The Compliance Waters For Cos.
• Law360 Names 2023's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Bristol-Myers Joins Big Pharma Attack On Price Negotiating
• Ex-Cognizant Worker Alleging Bias Insulted Indians, Jury Told
• High Court's FCA Ruling Reopens Constitutionality Question
• DOL Says Fund 'Bleeding Money,' Questions Baker Botts Bills
• Amazon Can't Nix Wash. Suit Over Teens' Chemical Suicide
• Walmart Sues To Stop DOJ From Seeking Immigration Fines
• Citi, Other Banks Accused Of Fixing UK Bond Prices
• Calif. Appeals Ruling On Board Diversity Laws To 9th Circ.
• Ex-Goldman Banker Takes Stand, Denies Tipping Squash Pal
• Outcome Ex-CEO Fights Forfeiture After $1B Fraud Conviction
• Ascension Health Hit With Biometric Privacy Claims In Illinois
• Employment Authority: Lessons From A $26M Starbucks Suit
• Google Says Scammer Sells Business Owners False Promises
• CWA Tells DC Circ. T-Mobile Had Illegal Company Union
• SEC Enforcement Head Says Law Is Clear On Crypto
• Cookie Co. Must Face Monster Energy's Trade Dress Suit
• Cava's Scorching Debut Could Help Thaw A Frozen IPO Market
• Auto Mogul Is Trying To 'Gum Up' Trust Suit, Mich. Judge Says
• Oil Investors' History Of 'Gamesmanship' Torpedoes Mich. Suit
• Mich. Panel Rejects US Steel's Tax Refund Interest Bid
• Chancery Sends Some Mobile App Co. SPAC Claims To Trial
• Construction Co. Must Face Bridge Damage Suit, Judge Says
• Colo. Pot Consultancy Says Ex-COO Began Smear Campaign
• SEC Agenda Indicates A Blistering Rulemaking Pace
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Texas Justices Won't Review Co.'s $3.9M Ex-GC Bonus Spat
• Wilson Sonsini Adds Ex-Spaceflight CEO To Launch Practice
• NC Justices OK Holland & Knight Call As Evidence In Biz Spat
• Watson Farley Adds International Corporate Partner In NY
• Ex-Segway Exec Sues For Fees In Defense Of Chancery Suit
• 4 Major Benefits Policy Developments In The First Half Of 2023
• Gibson Dunn Sues SEC For Docs On 'Dealer' Legal Theory
• Ex-Oracle Executive Hit With Sanctions In Race Bias Suit
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Pa. Equipment Co. Wabtec Pays $230M For L&M Radiator
• 4 Firms Assist As Michael Jordan Sells Stake In NBA's Hornets
• High Court Backs Broad FCA Dismissal Authority For Gov't
• JPMorgan Fights Another Deposition Of CEO In Epstein Case
• CBS, Cox, Fox $48M Ad Price-Fixing Deal Gets Initial OK
• White Former Cognizant Worker Tells Jury Of Racial Bias
• Ex-Grindr Exec Accuses App Of Violating Privacy Laws
• SEC Faces Pushback On Plan To Apply Reg SCI To Brokers
• Kochava Fights To Keep FTC's 'False' Privacy Claims Sealed
• D&D Publisher's IP Dispute Paused Amid Bankruptcy Filing
• $6.7M Atty Fee Sought In Del. For Snap Inc. Charter Reforms
• Sonos Seeks Injunction After Google's $32.5M Patent Loss
• Chamber Urges 9th Circ. To Uphold End To Intel ERISA Suit
• IP Forecast: It's Deja Vu In $2.75B Cisco Patent Row
• Amazon Sues Website In Battle Over Fake Reviews
• Xerox Inks $7.2M ERISA Deal With 900 Early Retirees
• Colgate-Palmolive Wants Justices To Undo $300M ERISA Loss
• Panel OKs Bill Letting News Outlets Jointly Deal With Big Tech
• Robinhood Users' Attys Get $2.97M In $9.9M Outages Deal
• 7th Circ. Affirms Insurer Must Cover IT Co.'s BIPA Defense
• Kroll Fired Exec After Work-From-Home Request, Suit Says
• Conn. Shareholder Seeks Records From Bank's Holding Co.
• National Arena League Kicks Out Antonio Brown-Owned Team
• Unusual SEC Order Has Lessons For Disclosure Committees
• Fla. Dental Co. Controllers Sued In Del. Over Fraud Claims
• Cybersecurity Is Biggest Compliance Threat, Survey Says
• Higher Ed Co. Beats Fired Black Workers' Race Bias Suit
• The Texas Two-Step May Be Losing Steam
• Judge Skeptical Bankman-Fried Can Escape Latest Charges
• Battery Tech Firm Cancels SPAC Merger As More Deals Fail
• Tarter Krinsky Adds Boutique Atty To Lead New French Group
• FTC Pharma Merger Digest May Offer Policy Clues
• The Road Ahead For Rite Aid And Other Troubled Retailers
• Practical Steps For Compliance Leaders Amid Evolving Risks
• Reed Smith Continues Partner Hires With Investment Pro
• In 1st For US, Senate Confirms Muslim Woman To EDNY
• Deals Rumor Mill: PGA Tour-LIV, Broadcom, Bazooka Candy
• Music Publishers Say Twitter Owes $250M For IP Infringement
• Bipartisan Senate Bill Aims To Strip Liability Shield For AI
• SEC Sued For Access To Unredacted Zuckerberg Depo
• Cognizant Far More Likely To Cut Non-South Asians, Jury Told
• Chancery Tosses Boeing Supplier's Plant Closing Lawsuit
• Ex-Barclays Banker Tells Of Inside Trades With Goldman Pal
• Drop In Ransomware Attacks Boosts Cyber Insurers In 2022
• Bipartisan Bill Seeks To Protect US TikTok Data Without Ban
• Bipartisan Duo Look To End Duty 'Loophole' Benefiting China
• Microsoft Trying To Control FTC Activision Case Timeline
• EPA Regulatory Agenda Shows Biden Admin Isn't Slowing
• 5 Important Benefits Rulings From The 1st Half Of 2023
• Poor Clean Water Notice Dooms Rivian Suit, Engineers Say
• Amazon, Oofos Allege Online Stores Sold Counterfeit Shoes
• Ex-Deloitte Workers Say Feds Can't Prove Trade Secrets Theft
• Workers Say Jewel-Osco Failed To Pay Minimum Wage, OT
• Ex-ADI Engineer Asks To Delay Prison During 1st Circ. Appeal
• New NJ Law Creates Flexibility For Corporate Conversion
• Tax Court Wrongly Barred Penalty Challenge, 2nd Circ. Told
• Conn. Judge Denies Arbitration Bid In $293M Apartment Row
• What Jack Daniel's High Court Ruling Means For Parody
• Rethinking In-Office Attendance For Associate Retention
• Meta Can't DQ Ex-Facebook Legal Intern In Texas Privacy Suit
• Ex-Warner Bros. Privacy Leader Jumps To Proskauer In DC
• Ohio Panel Backs Ex-Exec's $20M Pipeline Co. Buyout Win
• Squire Patton Adds Former Reed Smith, Tesla Atty In Atlanta
• FTX Can Oppose Bankman-Fried's Bid For Fenwick Docs
• EU OKs Draft AI Act To Block Lending And Insurance Abuses
• EU Hits Google With Ad Tech Charges, Wants Partial Breakup
• Who's Not A Fan Of ESG Proxy Votes? Shareholders, It Seems
• 9th Circ. Activision Judges Bummed At Calif.-EEOC Conflict
• 9th Circ. Tosses $1.75M Penalty In SEC's Shell Co. Suit
• DC Judge Orders Binance, SEC To Negotiate Operating Deal
• US Chamber Urges High Court To Favor Hotels In ADA Fight
• Split Ga. Panel Upholds Territorial Reqs For Noncompetes
• Trading App Hires Ex-SEC Aide As VP Of Operations
• Media Giant Escapes 401(k) Fund Suit, For Now
• SEC Staffers Warned Hinman On Crypto Remarks, Ripple Says
• Google Play Judge Abandoned 'Gatekeeper' Role, Group Says
• Holmes Opposes Feds' Post-Prison Victim Payment Plan
• Biotech Co. Says SEC Can't Back Up Asset Freeze
• FTC Wins Pause Of Microsoft's Activision Acquisition
• Honest Co. IPO Class Action Sent To Private Mediation
• Bumble's ID-Based Shares OK Under Del. Law, App Says
• Pfizer, Others Must Share Ad Records In Meta Suit, Texas Says
• Avoiding Antitrust Enforcement In Health Care Joint Ventures
• GOP Lawmakers, AGs Back Illumina Against FTC At 5th Circ.
• JetBlue Escapes Suit Alleging Airline Tracked Users Online
• Full 11th Circ. Grapples With TCPA Standing In GoDaddy Case
• Vice Media Gets OK For $60M Ch. 11 Loan After Creditor Deal
• PTAB Wipes Out 2nd VLSI Patent From $2.2B Intel Verdict
• What Innovators Can Expect In The Patent World After Amgen
• Feds Back Automakers' Challenge To Mass. Auto Data Law
• NLRB's Broad Remedies Unlawful, Ad Sales Co. Tells 5th Circ.
• Privacy Top Priority For Companies As Legal Spending Rises
• Practice Tips For Structuring Corporate Venture Capital Deals
• OptimisCorp Attys Want Out Of Arb. Award Row In Chancery
• SEC Form PF Amendments Show Private Fund Adviser Focus
• Crowell & Moring Exiting Walgreens Suit Over Conflict Claims
• NLRB Makes Contractor Test Tougher For Employers
• Chancery Flags NY Jets Play For Fubo Gaming Receiver Order
• Attendance Policies, ADA May Be In EEOC's Crosshairs
• Minn. 'Foreign Influence' Law May Bar US Cos. From Politics
• DOJ Sees Far-Reaching Victory In High Court's FCA Ruling
• No Emergency Compels SEC's Asset Freeze Bid, Binance Says
• Gilstrap Wants Bench Trial After $6.6M Tire Pressure IP Verdict
• 11th Circ. Revives Warehouse Co. Workers' Cyberattack Suit
• SEC Levels New Claims Against Short Selling Trader
• Nippon Chemi-Con To Pay Avnet $151M After Price-Fix Verdict
• Ex-Goldman Banker Says Insider Trading Rap Is A Set-Up
• Amgen, Horizon Blast FTC's 'Speculation On Speculation'
• On-Trend 11th Circ. Data Privacy Ruling Tees Up Ga. Decision
• Tesla Seeks Dismissal Of Parts Monopoly Suit
• Binance.US Taps Milbank's Canellos For SEC Defense Roster
• Chemical Co. Agrees To Not Dump PFAS In Ga. City
• Chancery Trims $2.5M Atty Fee To $950K For Groupon Deal
• Amazon Workers Again Oppose Judge's Wage Suit Order
• Jump Trading Wants Terraform Token Suit Moved To Calif.
• Driverless Truck Co. Sued In Del. For Docs On China Ties
• Greenwashing Suits May Implicate D&O Policies
• FTC Asks Calif. Court To Block Activision Deal
• Google Appealing Ad Tech Transfer To 2nd Circ.
• Icahn's Persistence On Illumina Pays Off With Series Of Wins
• Employers Must Beware NLRB Noncompete Stance
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Conn. AG On Quest For 'Full Range Of Tools' To Fight Fraud
• Ex-GC Accuses Health Tech Co. Of Toxic Environment
• GCs Say These Firms Have 'All-Star' Attys For Client Services
• SBF's Potential 'Hail Mary' Trial Defense: Blame The Lawyers
• American, JetBlue Seek Carveouts After Antitrust Loss
• Ex-Starbucks Manager Gets $25.6M Jury Award In Firing Suit
• Veteran Tech GC Goes Back To Private Practice At Scale
• Liquor Store Faces Third-Party Complaints In Fan Fire Suits
• Hershey Fired Workers Over Vaccine Opposition, Suit Says
• Pomerantz To Lead Alphabet Investor Suit Over DOJ Action
• Ga. Legal Marketing Biz Says Law Firm Stole Confidential Info
• Murdaugh Trials Offer Law Firms Fraud Prevention Reminders
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