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Corporate - August, 2023

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• Accounting Company Founder Says CFO Stole His Business
• USVI Says JPMorgan Handled $1B Of Epstein Sex Crime Funds
• Grayscale Ruling May Force New SEC Tack On Bitcoin ETFs
• Arkansas' New Child Social Media Law Temporarily Blocked
• HCA Healthcare Sued Again In Consolidated Breach Litigation
• DOJ Insists Apple Execs Must Testify In Google Search Trial
• HireRight Sued In Del. Over PE Firm's CEO Firing Power
• Electrolux's Stoves Inadvertently Turn On, Suit Says
• IBM Hit With Latest Privacy Suit Over MOVEit Hack
• Monster Energy Loses TTAB Challenge Against E-Cig Provider
• Chancery Rules Ill. Co.'s Non-Compete Pact 'Unenforceable'
• Frozen Yogurt Chain Loses COVID Pandemic Coverage Suit
• FTC OKs Deal Permitting NYSE Owner, Black Knight Merger
• Rite Aid Atty's 'Money Grab' Comments Don't Justify New Trial
• Rocket Mortgage Investors Seek Cert. In Loan Downturn Suit
• Reliance's $22.5M Deal With DOL Over RV Co. Stock Plan OK'd
• The Basics Of Being A Knowledge Management Attorney
• Instant Checkmate Cuts $10M Background Check Privacy Deal
• Chamber Backs UFC's Class Cert. Appeal At 9th Circ.
• 9th Circ. Upholds Restaurants' Virus Coverage Loss
• Ousted Sales Rep Accuses Zimmer Of Age, Gender Bias
• Alcoa Wants Rival's Counterclaims Tossed In $200M IP Fight
• Microsoft Unbundles Teams Over EU Antitrust Concerns
• How Focus On Congruency Affects Corporate Political Activity
• Hallett & Perrin Atty Jumps To Bradley Arant In Dallas
• $3M Judgment For Conn. Co. Will Be Defrayed By Credits
• NLRB Boosts Protections For Solo Job Actions
• Trump 'Grossly Inflated' Assets Upward Of $2B, NY AG Says
• Tupperware Investors Say 11th Circ. Went Against Precedent
• Calif. Urges 9th Circ. To Mirror 1st Circ. Insulin Suit Ruling
• General Dynamics CEO Wants Out Of Yemeni Civil War Suit
• Seattle Gets Eatery's Suit Over BLM Protest Zone Trimmed
• Biden Water Rule Restarts WOTUS Controversy Machinery
• Yahoo, AIG Unit Settle Spam Text Coverage Row
• Ex-Atty-Turned-Judge Fights Apple's IP Sanctions Bid
• Bankman-Fried Can't Bar Late-Filed Evidence From Trial
• Rosen Firm Accused Of 'Fishing For Clients' In LifeWallet Suit
• Ex-Twitter Employee Defends Class Claims Over Bonuses
• NLRB Reverses Rulings On Employer Unilateral Changes
• Pharma Cos. Caused Zantac-Linked Cancers, Conn. Suit Says
• Joint Employer Considerations After NLRB's Google Ruling
• Unilever Beats Investor Suit Over Ben & Jerry's Israel Boycott
• NJ Hospital's Motive For Firing CEO 'Amateurish,' Suit Says
• Michigan Gov. Eyes Paid Leave, Clean Energy For Fall Agenda
• Walgreens Must Face Ex-Workers' COBRA Notice Suit
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• Lockheed Wins Contested Fee Bid For Fired Atty's Failed Suit
• Former OneCoin Exec Wants Time Served For $4B Fraud
• 5th Circ. Backs NLRB, Finds Biz's Anti-Union Efforts Illegal
• $735M Tesla Settlement Drives Home Lessons For Boards
• DOL Unveils Rule To Raise Overtime Threshold
• Apple Fights Large Atty Fee Award After $500K Pay Deal
• HHS Fans Legal Flames With Medicare Drug Negotiation Picks
• UBS Says Advisers Who Jumped To RBC Solicited Clients
• USPTO, Car Cos., Profs Tell Fed. Circ. About Design Patents
• Calif. Judge Trims Twitter Age-Bias Class Action
• Calif. Assembly Passes Landmark Caste Discrimination Bill
• Argentine Firm Wants $170K From Abelman Frayne Partners
• US Chamber Backs Amgen In FTC's $27.8B Merger Challenge
• 9th Circ. Tosses Virus Coverage Bid From 14 Businesses
• Goldman Fined $5.5M For Pandemic-Era Monitoring Failures
• AI Issues Spur US Copyright Office To Seek Public Comment
• $30K Document Search A Sticking Point In Alex Jones' Ch. 11
• Texas Fights SG Rec In Justices' Review Of Social Media Law
• NLRB Says Exxon Retaliated In Case Redo Over Conflicts
• SEC Urges Justices To Undo Ruling Against In-House Courts
• Burger King To Face Claims Whoppers Look Bigger On Menus
• OSHA Floats Rule Letting Unions Join Workplace Inspections
• Morgan Stanley Fired White Exec To Boost Diversity, Suit Says
• Tyson Shakes Off 'Ghost Cattle' Rancher's Monopoly Suit
• Pitfalls Of The SAFE Tool For Startups
• Feds Keep Heat On Banks With Long-Term Debt Proposal
• TD Ameritrade Sued Over Russian Cybergang's MOVEit Hack
• Amway Urges 6th Circ. To Back $37M Win Against AIG Unit
• Amazon, Publishers Duck Antitrust Suit Over Book Sales
• Ex-Ga. Insurance Chief Should Face Trial, Judge Says
• AMC Objector Seeks $650K In Atty Fees After Chancery Fight
• To Hire And Keep Top Talent, Think Beyond Compensation
• Lab's Stonewalling Should Free Cigna From Suit, Judge Says
• Western Union Seeks To DQ Skadden In Convera Row In Del.
• 23 AGs Urge 9th Circ. To Keep Contractor Wage Hike Ruling
• Ex-Lincare CEO Agrees To Sit Out Before Joining Competitor
• Ex-Mylan CIO Waives Atty Conflict For Insider Trading Case
• A Deep Dive Into Law360 Pulse's Women In Law Report
• SEC, FINRA Actions Signal Increased AML Enforcement
• UK Money Manager Names Veteran Atty As New GC
• DC Circ. Reverses SEC Denial Of Grayscale Bitcoin ETF
• Automakers Must Prep For California's Car Data Privacy Probe
• Amid Legal Blitz, HHS Reveals 1st Drugs For Negotiations
• Microsoft, Activision Ruling 'Riddled With Errors,' FTC Says
• $5.5B 3M Earplug Deal Awaits Veterans' Buy-In
• Judge Trims Commerzbank's RMBS Suit Against BNY Mellon
• Twitter Says Ex-Worker Must Arbitrate $500M Severance Suit
• SEC Warns Of Overly Narrow Audits, Risk Assessments
• 2nd Circ. Revives Investor Suit Against Synergy Pharma Exec
• FTC Pulls Amgen-Horizon Merger Case, Citing Possible Deal
• Wells Fargo Inks $16.6M Deal In Overtime Suit
• Charles Schwab Data Breach Was Preventable, Suit Alleges
• Jury Hits Honda With $1.4M Verdict Over Valve Timing Defect
• 'Comfy' Wearable Blanket Biz Loses 2 Design Patents
• Palantir Insiders Hyped SPACs To Raise Stock Price, Suit Says
• Shoppers Say Rite Aid Shares Searches With Google, Meta
• Whole Foods Workers Urge 1st Circ. To Revive BLM Case
• Split 9th Circ. Revives Nvidia Investors' $1B Crypto Sales Suit
• American Airlines Worker Says BlackRock Too Intent On ESG
• Marketing Co. Can't Torpedo $70M Award In Fraud Dispute
• Calif. Labor Office Illegally Entered LA Motel, $10M Suit Claims
• Fraudsters Seized Firm, Then Ran Pump-And-Dump, Suit Says
• Investor To Settle Thoma Bravo-QAD Merger Suit For $65M
• SEC Brings First Enforcement Action Over NFT Sales
• Judge Warns X Investors Not To Repeat Rambling Filing
• 2nd Circ. Goldman Ruling May Hinder Securities Classes
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Perkins Can Stay At Defense Table For Intel In Memory IP Suit
• NLRB Clarifies Burden To Prove Anti-Union Retaliation
• Environmental Policies To Watch In The Second Half Of 2023
• CFPB Signs $2.6B Settlement With Credit Repair Companies
• What Circuit Split May Mean For FCA Kickback Liability
• SBF Asks 2nd Circ. To Undo 'Speculative' Jail Order
• 4 Mistakes To Avoid After A Cybersecurity Incident
• Ex-Partners Say They Were Shut Out Of Flint Settlement Fees
• Dickson Minto-Led Centene Selling Circle Health For $1.2B
• Selendy Gay Wants To Lead Charge On Dfinity Crypto Suit
• Google Privacy Suit Gets New Judge After Settlement Denied
• Employment Authority: EEOC Strategic Plan's Takeaways
• Honda Owners Say Co. Sold Risky Cars At Defect Trial Wrap
• Customers Ask 2nd Circ. To Nix Grubhub's Arbitration Bid
• Ill. Atty Pulls Ex-Benefit Fund Trustees Into Suit Over Probe 
• Aircraft Co. Sued Over Crash That Killed Cooley Atty, 9 Others
• DC Circ. Won't Revive FTC's Endo-Impax Deal Suit
• Whistleblower Set To Receive $18M Award From SEC
• New EPA Compliance Chief Fosters A Climate Of Change
• Dish Network Unit, Printing Co. Duel To Win $1.3M Fight
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Davis Polk Blasted Over Fees Bid For Paul Hastings Work
• Wells Fargo To Pay SEC $35M For Charging Advisory Fees
• Mass. Cop Tries To Sink Conviction For Insider Trading
• How Artificial Intelligence Is Transforming The M&A Practice
• ABA Condemns Attacks On Law Firm Diversity Efforts
• Gov't Contract Billing Lessons From Booz Allen Settlement
• Southwest Religious Training Sanction Needed, Court Told
• More States Should Join Effort To Close Legal Services Gap
• Pa. Court Orders Dissolution Of Failed Medical Pot Co.
• NY Attorney Sanctioned Over Robing Room 'Buffoonery'
• Balancing SEC Cyber Compliance And Trade Secret Protection
• 3M Co. Settles Foreign Bribery Charges For $6.5M
• Georgia Woman Drops CWA Suit Over Rivian Site Work
• Mass. Justices Bless Strict Fiduciary Duty For Robinhood
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Allbirds Brass Sank Shoemaker With Product Pivot, Suit Says
• Google Tries Briefer Bid To Ax Suit Over Kids' Youtube Privacy
• Feds Probing TD Bank's Anti-Money Laundering Compliance
• Chancery Kills Adamis Investor's Suit From Failed Proxy Fight
• Jury Awards Pro Wrestler $250K In Alaska Airlines Bias Case
• Ex-Lincare CEO Fights Injunction In Trade Secrets Suit
• Disney Brass Falsely Hyped Disney+'s Success, Investor Says
• Biogen Strikes $9.75M Deal In ERISA 401(k) Investment Suit
• SpaceX Refused To Hire Asylees And Refugees, DOJ Says
• Arguments Set In Chilean Energy Co.'s 'Unusual' Bankruptcy
• BarkBox Investor Sues In Del. Over Charter Waiver
• DOL Sues Dish Over Affirmative Action Review Refusal
• Federal Bill Is A Big Milestone For Crypto Industry
• JPMorgan's Syndicated Loan Is Not A Security, 2nd Circ. Rules
• Identifying Trends And Tips In Litigation Financing Disclosure
• Mich. Rep Introduces Bill Stiffening Child Labor Law Penalties
• GoDaddy $850M Tax Pact Buyout Suit Moves On In Chancery
• Shipping Co. Manager Will Face Trade Secret Claims Again
• Fish & Richardson Atty Settles Provident Disability Claim Suit
• 'Exceptional' Starbucks Bias Case Earned Fee Hike, Court Told
• MGM Can't Beat Ex-Workers' Religious Vax Exemption Suit
• 11th Circ. Told Fla. Bias Law Limits Conduct, Not Speech
• Steps To Take On AI Operations Amid FTC's ChatGPT Probe
• NLRB Rolls Back Trump-Era Election Rule Remnants
• Sullivan & Cromwell Reps Subway On Sale To Roark Capital
• 5 Financial Institutions Ink $500M Stock Loan Antitrust Deal
• Calif. Floats Unemployment Benefits For Workers On Strike
• Aldi Strikes Deal In 'Dolphin Safe' Tuna False Ad Suit
• Amazon Seller Gets 18 Months For DVD Price-Fixing
• Honda Trial Judge Warns Against 'Overtrying' Defect Case
• Fox Fights To Ax Trump Voter's Jan. 6 Defamation Suit
• Meta Can't Exit Drivers' Suit Over Intercepted DMV Info
• BlackRock Backed Few ESG Proposals This Proxy Season
• NBCUniversal Dodges Meta Data Sharing Suit, For Now
• Record Cos. Say ISP's Appeal Bond Not Immediately Payable
• Ford Worker's Alleged Office Relationships Fair Game At Trial
• Fla. AG Not Preempted In Bringing State Robocall Fraud Suit
• Copyright Decision On AI-Generated Art Is Just The Beginning
• WDTX Judge Clears 4 Tech Giants In Network Patent Cases
• Split 6th Circ. Rules OSHA's Standard Setting Is Constitutional
• Divided SEC Expands FINRA's Reach Over Proprietary Traders
• Apollo Investor Sues Over $570M Corporate Restructuring
• Split 7th Circ. Says Worry From Data Leak No Grounds To Sue
• Insurers, Prepare For Large Exposures From PFAS Claims
• Life Insurer Swept Up In Avalanche Of Telecom Patent Suits
• Why Employers Should Heed High Court Web Designer Ruling
• Gas Co. Must Face W.Va. 'Well Bashing' Suit
• Hotel Owner Given 2 Weeks To Pay Pillsbury Ch. 11 Fees
• Polestar SPAC Architects Sued In Chancery Over $20B Deal
• Crocs Slams 'Cat And Mouse' Service-Dodging In IP Suit
• Inside The Changing Logic Of In-House General Counsel Hires
• Holland & Knight Adds Polsinelli Nonprofit Head And Team
• CIT OKs Penalty Against Importer That Tossed Loading Plans
• Some Class Claims Trimmed From Nissan Transmission Suit
• Split SEC Overhauls Rules Governing Private Funds
• Chamber Of Commerce Wants NY Arbitration For Dentons Atty
• DHL To Pay $2.7M To End Conviction Ban Race Bias Suit
• What Cos. Should Know About Software Development Kits
• McDonald's Can't Avoid Former Security Exec's Race Bias Suit
• Seyfarth Hires Former Alaska Airlines Counsel In Seattle
• 'Digital Bandit' Teens Convicted Of Nvidia, Uber, Rockstar Attacks
• Exec Unsure How Auditor Found Its Chips Free Of Stolen IP
• Altria Unit Wants Juul Imports Ban Amid Infringement Claims
• Fed. Circ. Sets October Arguments In $2B Intel, VLSI IP Row
• Walmart's Opioid Deal Advances With States' Participation
• Food Giant Can't Escape BIPA Suit Over Fingerprint Collecting
• Biotech Firm Can't Nix Researcher's Suit Tied To $35M Buyout
• Kentucky Banks Push To Block CFPB's Small-Biz Loan Rule
• Users Say Live Nation Can't Change Arbitration Terms Again
• Amgen, Horizon Say FTC Merger Challenge 'Defies Logic'
• Wayfair Lawyer George Isaacson Dies At 74
• 11th Circ. Upholds Top Tobacco's $11M Win In TM Case
• BakerHostetler Advises Old Dominion's $1.5 Billion Asset Bid
• In-N-Out Seeks To Enforce Arbitration Win Over COVID Safety
• Hedge Fund Says Chancery Appraisal Error Shorted Shares
• Calif. Health System Must Face Meta Data-Use Contract Claim
• SEC Fines 5 Issuers Over Flawed Late-Filing Disclosures
• Google Pushes 9th Circ. To Undo Play Store Class Cert.
• Ex-Palo Alto Engineer Gets 18 Months For Insider Trading
• Docs From $1.7B Ford Trial Sought In Fatal Rollover Suit
• Cigna Uses Software To Deny Claims En Masse, Suit Says
• Split 4th Circ. Reflects On NLRB Interrogation Analysis
• DOL Tells 9th Circ. Contractors' Wage Bump Was Legal
• CVR Refining Asks Del. Court For $26.4M Initial Insurer Payout
• SEC Fines Adviser Over Payments To Social Media Influencers
• Data Lessons For Tech Cos. After Class Cert. In Reuters Suit
• Nomura To Pay $35M In DOJ Deal To Avoid RMBS Prosecution
• Southwest Hit With $180K Fee Bid In Religious Bias Case
• K&L Gates Lands Ex-Baker McKenzie FinReg Practice Chairs
• Ex-Covington Atty Is FTC's New Competition Bureau Director
• Chicago Restaurant Biz Sanctioned For Its Sanctions Bid
• Teamsters Members Ratify UPS Contract, Averting Strike
• Feds Can't Keep Ex-Deloitte Worker In US After IP Case Axed
• OpenAI Wants Radio Host's Defamation Suit In Fed. Court
• Dilworth Paxson Adding Up To 20 Schnader Harrison Attys
• Tilray Gets Securities Suit Tossed On Reconsideration
• SVB Parent Gets OK For $12.5M In Exec Performance Bonuses
• Texas IP Owner Held In Contempt For Refusing To Appear
• 'Horrified' Flight Attendant Denies Bias Against Pro Wrestler
• Fujian Jinhua Chair Says Co. Didn't Steal Micron Chip IP
• Calif. High Court Says 3rd Parties Liable For Worker Bias
• Tesla Blames Ex-Staff For Data Breach That Impacted 76K
• Insurer Seeks $2M Escrow Funds Lost In Wire Fraud Scheme
• Charter Says Ex-Gov't Affairs Director Broke Noncompete
• Microsoft Must Face Trimmed Privacy Suit Over Face Scans
• 11th Circ. CSX Fight Could Curb Ex-Exec's Severance Claims
• Full 5th Circ. Won't Rehear NLRB GC Firing Suit
• Delta Says Carbon-Neutral False Ad Suit Is Preempted
• Salesforce Wants Full 7th Circ. To Hear Sex-Trafficking Appeal
• Tesla Board Wants Out Of Toxic Workplace Suit For Good
• Alcoa Seeks New Trial In $200M IP Case Against Ga. Rival
• Indivior Cuts Suboxone Buyers $30M Deal In Antitrust MDL
• Akademos Insurer Wants Out Of Shareholder Stock-Drop Suit
• Freshpet To Add Directors After Activist Accusations
• Montana Defends TikTok Ban Against Free Speech Claims
• Ex-JPMorgan Exec Can't Escape Claims Over Epstein Ties
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Elrod On 'Jury Duty'
• Judge Scolds Wolfgang Puck, Attys For Disobeying Orders
• Teva, Glenmark To Pay $305M In Latest DOJ Generics Deal
• Fridge Co. Says Ex-COO Isn't Covered By Whistleblower Law
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Clark Hill Expands Ireland Ops With Dublin Firm Merger
• SEC Fines Fintech Adviser In First-Ever Marketing Rule Action
• Wells Fargo Escapes Investors' 'Sham' Hiring Suit, For Now
• Google Says DOJ Requesting 'Burdensome' Info
• AMC Investor Ends Early Appeal Of Chancery Share Split Deal
• Ga. Justices Say Hospital Can't Fight Bill Nixing Its Opioid Suit
• FINRA Taps Financial Crime Unit Leader As Enforcement Chief
• Latham Adds Ex-Cravath M&A Partner In New York
• Global Enforcement Is Decentralizing Antitrust Law Practice
• SBF Says He Needs Time Out Of Jail To Review Discovery
• Twitter Slams Age Bias Suit, Says Musk Quip Not Age Animus
• 4th Circ. Axes Class Cert. Grant In Marriott Data Breach Row
• TuSimple Committee Takes Wheel In Shared-Secrets Suit
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Affirm Win In Ex-AIG Atty's Retaliation Suit
• Barbie's Success An IP Law Triumph, Vidal Tells Biz Owners
• Alkermes Gets $194M Award Against Janssen Approved
• New Crocs Lawsuit Is A Media Stunt, Rival's CEO Says
• JPMorgan Wants Missfresh Grocery IPO Valuation Suit Tossed
• AMC Urges Del. Justices To Toss Chancery Stock Deal Appeal
• Walmart Can't Duck Patagonia's TM Suit Over 'Patagucci'
• IBEW Unit Backs NLRB's Compensation Remedy At 5th Circ.
• Tech Giants, Edwards Lifesciences Fight Fintiv In Calif. Court
• Ex-Lab Co. CEO Gets 27 Years For $187M Medicare Fraud
• BofA Execs Face Another Suit Over SEC, CFTC, CFPB Fines
• Employment Authority: DOL Faces Regulatory Power Fights
• Montana Youth Climate Ruling Leaves Much Ground To Cover
• New Disney Counterclaim Seeks Control Of Florida Resort Site
• Hartford Insurance Co. Accused of Negligence In Data Breach
• Compliance Co. Brass Ink $10M Investor Deal Over Buybacks
• White Worker Says Starbucks Fired Her To Look Less Biased
• SPACs Seek Overseas Targets As Domestic Options Shrink
• AI-Generated Art Isn't Copyrightable, Judge Rules
• Google Accessed Private Info, Tax Prep Website Users Say
• German Cabinet Approves Enactment Of 15% Global Min. Tax
• Upcoming High Court ADA Cases May Signal Return To Basics
• Keys To Robust AML Programs At Private Funds
• Earth Wind & Fire Cover Band Must Face Original's Suit In Fla.
• 4 Business-Building Strategies For Introvert Attorneys
• Ex-Starbucks Manager Gets $2.7M For Lost Pay In Bias Win
• Full 5th Circ. Erases Employer-Friendly Title VII Test
• FTC In The Hot Seat Over Records Retention Policies
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Cleveland Clinic Promotes Akron Unit GC To Compliance Chief
• Chinese Investment In Latin America Raises Corruption Risks
• Striking WGA Eyes Antitrust Probe Of Disney, Netflix, Amazon
• Wrestler Evokes Rosa Parks At Alaska Airlines Bias Trial
• Meta Rips 'Generalized' Fraud Suit Over Social Media's Harm
• Oclaro, Investors Persuade Skeptical Judge To OK $15M Deal
• Google Required To Redo Dismissal Bid In Kids' Privacy Suit
• FTC Tackles 'Entanglements' In $5.2B Quantum-EQT Deal
• Video Game Developers' IP Duel Kicked To South Korea
• Apple Inks $500K Pay Deal With 230 Sales Workers
• Discover Says It's 'Paying The Price' For Compliance Shortfall
• SEC Clears First Hurdle To Possible Ripple Appeal
• Little Caesars, Ex-Worker Settle Fingerprint BIPA Suit
• Utility Seeks $3M For Convicted CEO, Officers' Defense Costs
• Cornell Won't Renew Starbucks Deal Following Labor Strife
• State GOP AGs Blast SEC's 'Massive Surveillance' Of Trades
• Wells Fargo Investors' Attys Get $75M As Insurance Deal OK'd
• American Rips Skiplagged Over Unauthorized Ticket Sales
• Virgin Galactic Mostly Grounds Investor Suit Over Co. Launch
• Mass. Dispute Highlights R&W Insurance Considerations
• Southwest Religious Training Sanctions Paused Amid Appeal
• X Corp. Accused Of 'Shirking' Its Obligations In Legal Fee Row
• 3 Ways Justices' Disclosure Defenses Miss The Ethical Point
• Condor Wants Sponsor's Chilean Reorg Halted During Ch. 11
• FTC 'Dark Patterns' Enforcement Signals Consent Theory Shift
• Indicted Former Allianz Exec Ceded Atty Privilege, Judge Says
• Pachulski Stang Adds Corporate Atty In New York
• Rare Reg A+ Fines Reflect New Era Of SEC Enforcement
• Legal Marketer Says Ga. No Place For Trade Secrets Dispute
• Starbucks Blasts $1.4M Fee Bid In Ex-Manager's NJ Bias Case
• Wash. Union Urges 9th Circ. To Rethink Farmworker Wages
• Ex-Lincare CEO Sued For Taking Job With 'Direct Competitor'
• Fired Atty Fights Lockheed Fee Bid For Tossed Retaliation Suit
• Yellow Corp. Says It Has Deal For DIP Financing, Terminal Bid
• Big Tech Voices Concern Over EU's Essential Patent Plan
• ​​​​​​​Google Wins Atty Fees Over 'Frivolous' Patent 'Pestering'
• Smartmatic Can't Get Fox Records As Giuliani Feels The Heat
• Booksellers, Authors Call For Antitrust Probe Of Amazon
• Facebook Health Tracking Privacy Suit Faces Serious Cuts
• O'Reilly Auto Punished Pregnant Workers, Wash. AG Says
• Google Must Face Some Certified Class In AdWords Suit
• Fintech Co. Wants Investor Suit Over Accounting Flubs Axed
• Google Cites AGs' Foot-Dragging In Ad Tech Transfer Fight
• SiriusXM Owes Over $150M In Unpaid Royalties, Suit Says
• 7 States' Secretaries Of State Oppose Kroger-Albertsons Deal
• Investor Group Urges 5th Circ. To Uphold SEC Buyback Rule
• Judge Rips Attys In Christmas Tree Shop Ch. 11 For Late Bills
• Ex-CEO Gets 2 Years For Role In Crypto Market Manipulation
• How Bankman-Fried's Ex Could Bring His Trial To Life
• Shopify's Calif. Tracking Creates Jurisdiction, 9th Circ. Told
• Social Media Cos. Say CDA Blocks Mental Health Claims
• Unsealed Docs Show Special Counsel's Fight For Trump DMs
• Chamber Tells Justices Whistleblowers Must Prove Retaliation
• Nextdoor Directors Resign Over Pinterest Overlap
• Juul Investor Seeks Records To Probe 'Exorbitant' Settlements
• Investor Seeks Chancery's OK For Early AMC Stock Deal Appeal
• Vape Suit Over 'PUFF' Mark Can't Be Nixed, Judge Rules
• 3rd Circ. Revives Precision Oil Workers' Protective Gear Suit
• Skyward Specialty Insurance Adds Anterix CLO To Board
• Nassar Victim Law Firm Fights Contempt Bid Over Discovery
• 5 Ways To Improve Commercial Arbitration Clauses
• China Blamed As Intel Ends $5.4B Bid For Israeli Chipmaker
• Wigdor Condemns Quinn Partner As 'Bought' By Leon Black
• US Trustee Pans SVB Bid For Top Executives' Bonuses
• Ex-Red Sox Network Exec Gets Fraud Trial Delayed
• Hyundai, Kia Buyers' $145M Car Theft Deal Hits Speed Bump
• Film Financier Claims 'Hollywood Accounting' By Disney
• Amazon, Tile Sued By Stalking Victims Over Tracking Device
• Wells Fargo Pans Suit Alleging 'Sham' Diversity Interviews
• Papa John's Shakes Wiretapping Suit Over Website Tracking
• Fox News Can't Nix Suit Alleging Sexual Abuse By Roger Ailes
• Biz Groups Want More Time To Mull SEC's 'Chilling' AI Rule
• Southwest Judge's Religious Freedom Sanction Draws Ire
• Don't Ban The Apple Watch, Groups Urge Fed. Circ.
• Kiteworks Knew Old Tech Was A Hacking Risk, Court Told
• AI Startup CEO Accused Of Faking Profits
• Apple's AI, Merger VPs Fight To Avoid Google Witness Stand
• FHFA Wants No Interest In Fannie, Freddie Backers $612M Win
• SEC Fines Pa. Bank, Ex-CFO For Flawed Debt Accounting
• DOJ Mulls What It Can Tell GOP Reps. On Hunter Biden
• Bunk Bed Maker Hit With $787M Verdict In Toddler's Death
• US Bank Shareholder Wants To See Books After CFPB Probe
• Chilean Renewable Energy Co. Gets Stay Order In Ch. 11 Case
• Antitrust Watchers Are About To Have Their Hands Full
• Hedge Fund Comes Up Short In Pivotal-VMware Share Appraisal
• Historic Conn. Soda Shop Accused Of Entering Into Bad Lease
• Binance.US Wants CEO Shielded From SEC Deposition
• Del. Ruling May Signal New Era Of Board Accountability
• How US Investment Regulation May Shift Under Biden Order
• Amazon Isn't Complying With Settlement, NLRB Official Says
• CFPB Plots Credit Reporting-Style Rules For Data Brokers
• Disney-DeSantis Battle May Breathe Life Into Contract Clause
• GM Foe Says It's Time For Some New Design Patent Rules
• GigNet Investor Sues In Chancery For Mexico Ops Details
• 5 Compliance Mistakes To Avoid When Entering A New Market
• Proskauer Faces Trial For Alleged $636M Error As Talks Fail
• SG Backs Supreme Court Review Of Social Media Laws
• Experian Unit To Pay $650K Over FTC Email Spam Charges
• New Indictment Against SBF Details $100M Political Donations
• Kellogg Beats Suits Over Protein Claims At 9th Circ.
• Gilstrap Confirms Samsung Owes $303M After Patent Trial
• USPTO Asks When Attys Should Be Taken Off TM Updates
• HIV Drug Buyers Want New Antitrust Trial
• Western Union Sued In Del. Over Missing Purchase Payment
• Shareholders Get Court OK On $133.5M Madison Square Deals
• SEC Fines UK-Based Auditor, CEO Over Flawed Akazoo Audit
• Crumbl Can't Block Rival From Opening Stores In IP Fight
• Insurer Delayed Flagging Data Breach That Hit 2.7M, Suit Says
• Where Biden's Outbound Investment Effort May Be Headed
• Final 'Buy America' Guidance For Infrastructure Is Here
• SEC Cybersecurity Rule Presents Burden For Health Care Cos.
• $7.8M Note Collection Suit Belongs In NY, Conn. Court Told
• Takeaways From NLRB's New Workplace Rule Standards
• Genentech Denied Quick Exit In 'Uncertain' 401(k) Fees Suit
• Cisco Gets ERISA Suit Over BlackRock Funds Tossed
• Cannabis Co., ID Scanner Co. Hit With Biometrics Suit
• Fannie, Freddie Shareholders Awarded $612M In Retrial
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Employment Authority: DOL's New Prevailing Wages Rule
• India Dials Up Heat In Joining Global Privacy Law Fray
• Starbucks Defeats Investor Suit Challenging Diversity Policies
• NJ Judge Won't Impose 6 Month Ch. 11 Bar On J&J Talc Unit
• CFPB Faces New Front In War Over Small-Biz Loan Data Rule
• Rivos Engineers Must Face Trimmed Apple Trade Secrets Suit
• 5th Circ. Backs Sprawling ERISA Class In Plan Fees Dispute
• Live Nation's Arbitrator Change Unconscionable, Judge Says
• 2 Firms Will Lead Investors Against Signature Bank Execs
• Wrong Legal Standard Applied In RICO Suit, 9th Circ. Rules
• Insurer, Bank Drop $5M Life Policy Scheme Dispute
• McDonald's Loses Bid For Partial Exit From Race Bias Suit
• Title Insurer Says Liberty Mutual Owes $500K For Fraud Row
• Amgen, Horizon Say FTC Constitutionality Key To Merger Row
• DOJ Probes UnitedHealth Unit's $3.3B Amedisys Deal
• AI Can Help Identify Digital Redlining, Urban League Says
• SEC Investigating Illumina-Grail Deal And Management Teams
• Tech Exec Pleads Guilty To Role In $150M Qualcomm Fraud
• Big Tech Lobbyist Hits Montana Over TikTok Ban
• Amazon Investors Sue In Chancery For Disclosure Failures
• AMC Stock Suit Settlement Gets Chancery OK On 2nd Try
• How Cos. Can Comply With China's Cybersecurity Rules
• SEC Tech Proposal Would Vastly Expand Advisers' Duties
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Caregiver Flexibility Is Crucial For Atty Engagement, Retention
• Minor League Hockey Team Sues Over Contract Breach
• Can Class Actions Guide AI Risk Mitigation Efforts?
• Standing Issues Prevail In Wake Of Calif. Competition Ruling
• Venable Taps Former Tech Exec As Privacy Head
• How A Union Fight Played A Key Role In Yellow's Bankruptcy
• What To Watch As Justices Take Up Title VII Job Transfer Case
• Calif. Carpenter Health Fund Slams Feds Over ACA Fees
• Yellow Corp. Says Ch. 11 Financing Offers Still Coming In
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Quinn Emanuel's Dual Role In Porn Stars' Suit Troubles Judge
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