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Corporate - December, 2023

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• Apple Watch Import Ban Put On Hold By Fed. Circ.
• White House Won't Veto ITC Apple Watch Import Ban
• ChristianaCare Agrees To Pay $47M To Settle FCA Suit
• Crowell & Moring Reaches Deal In Walgreens-Humana Conflict
• SEC Fines Energy Co. $5M For Faking Inflated Revenue
• Chancery Seeks Court Review Of 'Problematic' Noncompetes
• China's Trade Practices Justified Increased Tariffs, Feds Say
• SEC Doles Out More Than $28M To 7 Whistleblowers
• The Most-Read Legal Industry Law360 Guest Articles Of 2023
• IRS Launches Prefiling Tool For Monetizing Energy Credits
• Private Equity Veteran Joins Blank Rome In Houston
• Engine Co. Cuts $1.7B Deal In Dodge Ram Emissions Suit
• Paul Weiss Inks Year's Biggest US Commercial Office Lease
• SEC Says Sanctions Not Warranted After Judge's Threat
• SEC Faces Renewed Petition Over 'Gag Orders'
• Orrick Cuts Deal To Settle Data Breach Litigation
• HSBC Urges Court To Ax First Citizens' $1B SVB Secrets Suit
• Becton Investors Seek OK Of $85M Deal Over Alaris Recall
• ABA Tax Tells IRS To Narrow Digital Asset Reg Definitions
• Kroger-Albertsons Merger Challenge Given One Last Shot
• Split Pa. Panel Sends Asbestos Corporate-Veil Fight To Jury
• Calif. Agency Hits Grocery Chain With Hiring Bias Suit
• FTC, DOJ End 2023 With New Guidance, Lingering Challenges
• Venable Trade Guru On US Steel-Nippon's Tough Road Ahead
• US Bancorp Sued In Del. For Bogus Account Opening Docs
• Considerations for In-House Counsel Before Testing For PFAS
• Pornhub Owner Avoids Prosecution For Link To Trafficking
• The Top In-House Hires Of December
• NJ Court Won't Rethink Quashing J&J's Law Firm Subpoenas
• How SEC And NY Cyber Reporting Rules Affect Key Industries
• Disney Owes Damages In 'Beauty' FX Tech Copyright Trial
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds Exec Compensation Partner In DC
• Synchrony Financial Shareholder Attys Ask For $885K Fee
• Deals Rumor Mill: Warner Bros, Blue Origin, Chuck E. Cheese
• Attorneys' Busiest Times Can Be Business Opportunities
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Ropes & Gray
• Exxon, Chevron Top 2023's 10 Largest M&A Deals
• 2024 Trends To Watch As AI And IP Litigation Intersect
• Top Connecticut Cases Of 2023
• NY Model Says He Was Refused Gender-Affirming Work
• Beasley Allen Atty Slams J&J's 'Locker-Room Brawl' DQ Bid
• 5th Circ. May Not Be Done Axing SEC Rules
• NLRB Judge Clears Whole Foods In BLM Garb Case
• Judge Quickly Rejects SBF's Bid To Delay Sentencing Hearing
• Top Product Liability Cases Of 2023
• ITC Rejects Apple's Bid To Put Apple Watch Ban On Hold
• 9th Circ. Urged To Revisit Its Coinbase Arbitration Ruling
• Ex-Jaguars Worker Cops To Role In $22M Embezzling Scheme
• Cigar Co. Sparks TM Row Over 'Dragon' Brand, Chinese New Year
• NY AG Says SiriusXM Trapped Consumers In Subscriptions
• FTC Targets Data Profits With Kids' Privacy Rule Changes
• Fragrance Co. In Contract Row Wants Conn. Jury Loss Tossed
• Biggest Trade Policy Moves Of 2023: Year In Review
• Ill. Atty Beats Insider Trading Conviction Over Chegg Buy
• 2nd Circ. Says Strip Club Didn't Waive Arbitration In Wage Suit
• SVB Sues FDIC Over $1.9B 'Lawless' Holdback
• Exxon Warned Against More Delays In Mass. AG's Climate Suit
• Rite Aid To Begin Ch. 11 Mediation After DIP Approval
• WeWork Gets OK To Redact Customer Names From Filings
• DOJ, CFPB Hit Texas Lender With 1st Predatory Lending Suit
• Top Government Contract Cases Of 2023: Year In Review
• NY Judge Says She Correctly Cut Virgin Galactic Investor Suit
• SomaLogic Founder Sues In Del. Chancery To Block $1B Deal
• No Discovery In Regeneron FCA Case Until 1st Circ. Rules
• New FCC Robocall Reporting System Nabs First Target
• In The World Of Legal Ethics, 10 Trends To Note From 2023
• Why Challenges To FTC Authority Are Needed
• Del. Dispatch: The 2023 Corporate Cases You Need To Know
• Analyzing 1 Year Of Comments On FTC's Green Guides
• Tort Report: $120M Med Mal Verdict Sets NY Record
• Orrick Beats Malpractice Claims Over Ex-Client's $73M Loss
• Full 6th Circ. Won't Review OSHA's Constitutionality
• Del. Courts Saw APE Wars, Fox Fury And A Barr Fight In 2023
• 3 Developments That Will Affect Hospitality Companies In 2024
• High Court To Hear Arguments On EPA Smog Plan
• Meta Calls Investor's Social Ills Suit 'Antithetical' To Del. Law
• DC Council OKs Keeping Tax Boost In Biz District
• King & Spalding Hires Economic Development Atty In DC
• E-Bike Rental Co. Bird Hits Ch. 11 With Sale Plans
• 5th Circ. Axes SEC's Stock Buyback Rules
• AmerisourceBergen Ruling Sharpens Del.'s Compliance Focus
• The Top Patent Damages Awards Of 2023
• Axos Bank CEO's Privacy Trial Win Tossed On Appeal
• All 5 Of Plaintiffs' Expert Witnesses Barred In Tylenol MDL
• Interpol Nabs 3,500 Cybercrime Suspects, $300M In Assets
• Purported VC Exec Gets 8 Years For $6M Pre-IPO Share Scam
• Disney Owes $38.7M For IP Theft, FX Co. Says As Trial Wraps
• Insurance Co. Investor Seeks $3.5M Fee For Chancery Deal
• Sex Trafficking Survivors Win Cert. In Pornhub Suit
• EU 'Gatekeeper' Label On Tech Giants Unfair, Reps. Tell Biden
• Flextronics, Panasonic End Antitrust Row Revived At 9th Circ.
• DC Circ. Won't Keep Climate Fraud Suit In Federal Court
• Tesla Says EEOC Race Bias Suit Clones Calif. Agency's Case
• Co. Asks Full 4th Circ. To Review DOL Judges' Appointments
• 7th Circ. Got BIPA Insurance Ruling Wrong, Ill. Judges Say
• Korean Game Co. Tells 9th Circ. IP Row Is 1st Impression Case
• What's Ahead For Immigrant Employee Rights Enforcement
• Tax Rates Continue To Slide, Except On Sales, OECD Reports
• US Steel Faces Bipartisan Backlash Over $14.9B Nippon Deal
• Split 5th Circ. Won't Review Toss Of Snap Inc. Sex Abuse Suit
• Zuckerman Spaeder Names DC White Collar Atty As Co-Chair
• What WeWork's Ch. 11 Filing Means For Landlords
• UMass GC, Ex-Prosecutor Joins Hunton In Boston
• Behind Antitrust Enforcers' 2023 Labor And Employment Push
• Insurer Can't Pass Settlement To Other Carrier, 5th Circ. Rules
• Arnold & Porter Unveils Slightly Smaller New Partner Class
• Founding Member Sues Cannabis Co. Over Cash Distributions
• How Attorneys Can Be More Efficient This Holiday Season
• Indiana Healthcare System Strikes $345M FCA Deal
• Nestlé Beats Worker's COVID Screening Safety Case
• Hancock, SQM Team Up On $1.1B Azure Minerals Bid
• CFPB, OCC Order US Bank To Pay $36M Over COVID Benefits
• Google Must Add Play Store Options In $700M Deal With AGs
• NY Judge Says Trump's $1M Expert 'Lost All Credibility'
• Tennessee Alleges BlackRock's ESG Goals Mislead Investors
• The Biggest PTAB Developments In 2023
• CFTC Wins OK For $2.7B Binance Deal, $150M Zhao Payout
• No Amazon Antitrust Trial Until At Least 2026
• Del. Justices Reverse Chancery AmerisourceBergen Suit Toss
• Ex-Disney Exec Denies Seeing MoFo's Letter Alleging IP Theft
• Apple Referred To DOJ For Blocking Android IMessage App
• SEC Cites Dodd-Frank In Defense Of Private Funds Rule
• NJ Panel Backs Insurers' Win In Versace Parent's COVID Suit
• Amazon, Tolkien Heirs Get $135K Fees In Fan Fiction IP Suit
• 'ComEd 4' Sentencing Delayed Amid Bid To Await Justices' Call
• Southwest Hit With $140M Fine Over 2022 Christmas Delays
• Jury Awards $857M In Yet Another Wash. Monsanto PCB Loss
• 'Superb' Juul MDL Attys Get $76.5M, But Diversity Issue Noted
• Agencies' Aggressive Merger Approach Was Tested In 2023
• Brazil Will Switch To Destination-Based VAT Over 50 Years
• IEA Seeks Summary Judgment In Ares, Oaktree Merger Suit
• 10 Steps To Reduce Risks From AI Employment Tools
• Feds Slam Ex-Cognizant Execs' Bid For Indian Witness Info
• Exploring Middle-Market M&A Trends In 2023 And Beyond
• Nikola Founder Gets 4 Years After Proclaiming Innocence
• Understanding Advance Notice Bylaws Is Key For All Parties
• Atty Insider Trading Cases Highlight Ongoing Ethics Woes
• Full 9th Circ. To Revisit Ruling Against Calif.'s AB 5
• Chipmaker Can't Trim IBM's $1.5B Contract Suit Before Trial
• Vice Chancellor Says Funko Must Face 'Double-Dipping' Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ashley Furniture Sues Atty Over 'Frivolous' Warranty Suit
• Feds Seek 8 Months For Ex-Gibson Dunn Visiting Atty
• Apple To Halt Apple Watch Sales Due To Masimo Patent Case
• Illumina To Divest Grail After 5th Circ. Ruling
• Nippon Wins US Steel Bidding Battle With $14.9B Deal
• Children's Book Writing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Adobe, Figma Kill $20B Deal After Regulators Cast Doubts
• 5th Circ. Won't Block Boeing And DOJ's 737 Max Deal
• 5th Circ. Says FTC Must Reconsider $8B Illumina-Grail Merger
• DOJ Slams Teva's Bid For Answers On Dropped Case
• Activision Blizzard Inks $54M Deal In Calif. Sex Bias Case
• IPOs In 2024 Will Be Invite-Only, Life Sciences Insiders Say
• Fubo Says Dish Patent Suit Wrongly Focused On Outcomes
• Ky. Hospital Didn't Do Enough To Stop Data Breach, Suit Says
• The Cybersecurity & Privacy Developments That Shaped 2023
• CMS Urges Plans To Fairly Compensate Vaccine Providers
• FTX's $24B Tax Bill Could Wipe Out Any Creditor Recovery
• Employment Authority: Pilots' Trailblazing Breastfeeding Deal
• USPTO Expands With New Offices In Georgia, New Hampshire
• Top 5 Immigration Policy Developments Of 2023
• Tax Court's Medtronic Method Violates Regs, US Tells 8th Circ.
• Lenovo, Motorola Countersue Ericsson In 5G IP License Row
• Uber Asks Justices To Find PAGA Claims Severable
• 7 Biggest Massachusetts Top Court Rulings Of 2023
• UK Gov't Told To Define Fund Management For VAT Exemption
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• What Happens If High Court Rejects Releases In Purdue Ch. 11
• A Review Of 2023's Most Notable Securities Litigation
• Walgreens US Legal Chief To Exit Following CEO Change
• 4 Major Benefits Policy Developments From 2023
• SEC Turns Away Coinbase's Bid For Crypto Rulemaking
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Freshfields, Debevoise
• 1st Circ. Backs Off-Label Marketing Convictions
• Apple's Visa, Mastercard 'Tap Pay' Deals Bar Rivals, Suit Says
• US Chamber Calls Relators 'Bounty Hunters' In Fluor FCA Suit
• Berkshire Hathaway Loses Round In Del. Pilot Travel Fight
• GOP Sens. Attack FCC's Data Breach Rule As Unlawful
• Ex-Bankers Org Accountant Gets 2 Years For Embezzlement
• Match.com Case Could Test Del.'s Vaunted MFW Standard
• Trump-Tied SPAC Loses Millions More In PIPE Financing
• Convicted 'ComEd 4' Want Pause For Justices' Bribery Input
• Temu Accuses Fast-Fashion Rival Shein Of 'Mafia' Tactics
• O'Reilly Still On Hook For Most Of $2.9M Retaliation Award
• Commodities Firm Pays $106M To Settle Brazil Bribery Claims
• Chancery Tosses Segway's 'Distressing' Suit Against Ex-Prez
• Union Says It Can Contest Southwest's Colo. Sick Leave Deal
• Chamber Tells 1st Circ. American-JetBlue Judge Unfair To JVs
• Sens. Blast SEC For Likely Delay On Human Capital Proposal
• SolarWinds Tells Judge SEC Overstepped With Cyber Suit
• FDA's Recent Litigation Records Are Strong, But Imperfect
• CVS Health, 27 Others Pledge Safe AI Use And Development
• Ex-Amazon Coder Pleads Guilty In $12M Crypto Hacking Case
• Irell Attys Want Justices' Guidance On Patent Standards
• Musk's Challenge To SEC Twitter Probe Faces Skeptical Judge
• Home Depot Brings $50M Data Breach Loss To 6th Circ.
• The Biggest Copyright Rulings Of 2023
• ESG Investing Caught In Culture War Crosshairs In 2023
• Rite Aid Union Denied Contact Info On Ch. 11 Sale Bidders
• DOJ Officials' Remarks Signal New Trends In FARA Activity
• Celsius Founders Can't Shed FTC Crypto Fraud Claims
• Flowers Foods Tells Justices FAA Doesn't Cover Distributors
• Ex-Paralegal Says Florida Law Firm Can't Escape Pay Suit
• Crowell & Moring Adds Enviro Atty From Amazon In DC
• Trump Loses Challenge To Gag Orders In NY AG's Fraud Case
• Credit Suisse To Pay SEC $10M Over Barred Advisory Work
• Pillar 1 Treaty Could Increase DSTs, US Chamber Says
• Conn. Justices Uphold Tax On Out-Of-State Company Cars
• Starbucks Boss Can't Ask If Staff Hates Her, NLRB Judge Says
• The Biggest Patent Rulings Of 2023
• Stony Brook Removes Interim Tag For Chief Campus Counsel
• NJ Litigator Rejoins Fox Rothschild After Healthcare GC Role
• Jazz, Express Scripts Beat Calif. Overcharge Suit, For Now
• BP Reclaims £32M From Ex-CEO Who Misled Board
• Deals Software Co. Noetica AI Raises $6M Seed Fund Round
• 6 Biggest Healthcare Fraud Cases Of 2023
• Reed Smith Says Barclays Held £21M In Limbo Over Sanctions
• Trump's NY Fraud Case Set For Jan. Finale As Testimony Ends
• BP Taps Ex-Skadden Atty For New GC As Long-Time Head Departs
• Award-Winning Cimplifi GC Champions Women In Law
• Truist Taps Ally Financial GC As Its New CLO
• Peloton Board Nomination Bylaw Is Unfair, Investor Says
• Baldor Adds Veteran Food-Service Attorney As New GC
• Ex-Marriott Atty Takes Remington Hospitality's In-House Spot
• 7 Ways To Address Unknowns In Outsourcing Contracts
• Biggest Federal Wage-Hour Legislation Of 2023
• 3 Appellate Rulings Discrimination Attys Should Know
• How Clients May Use AI To Monitor Attorneys
• Top State And Local Tax Policies Of 2023
• Harlem Globetrotters Drop IP Suit Over Player Biopic
• Dish Prevails In 'Revisionist' Retrial Bid Over $470M IP Verdict
• Northrop Retirees Ask 9th Circ. To Revive ERISA Pension Row
• FTC Urged To Probe Meta, X Over Gov't Surveillance Ties
• Drink Co. Ex-CEO Won't Be Harmed In Equity Sale, Judge Says
• EBay, Ex-Officials Can't Duck Claims Over Stalking Ploy
• Trump Rests Fraud Defense As NY AG's Trial Nears End
• Disney In-House Atty 'Stunned' By Claims Lobbed In IP Trial
• AstraZeneca Urges Chancery To Toss $3B Viela Bio Sale Suit
• Fla. Judge Won't DQ Duane Morris In Suit Over $35M Scheme
• How Epic's Google Win Could Ripple Across Antitrust Law
• SEC's Short-Selling Rules Targeted In New 5th Circ. Challenge
• Amazon Board Says Deal With Bezos' Co. Was In Good Faith
• Bank Employee Who Torched Code After Firing Gets 2 Years
• 7 Enforcement Predictions For US Export Controls, Sanctions
• Novartis To Pay Daiichi $182M In Deal To End Appeal
• Ex-Exec Cops To Stealing $4M From Facebook
• Warren, Sanders Ask FTC To Block Kroger-Albertsons Deal
• Key Takeaways From 2023 Trade Secret Developments
• 8 Ways To Negotiate Improved Disgorgement Outcomes
• State AG Tells Calif. Justices Prop 22 Should Stay In Place
• FTX Says It Doesn't Have To Pay $24B Tax Bill To IRS
• Ex-Dow Jones Atty Joins Weight Loss Co. Noom As GC
• How The NY AG Leads Investigations In Civil Securities Fraud
• Point32Health Promotes Veteran Healthcare Atty As CLO
• SiriusXM Agrees To Merge With Liberty Media Tracking Stock
• Goldman Banker Knew Insider Dealing Rules, Colleague Says
• LIVE COVERAGE: Day 43 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Cisco Clears IP Suit After Axed $2.7B Judgment, Recusal Row
• Elon Musk Must Face Trimmed Investor Suit Over Buyout
• US Copyright Office Rejects Bid To Register AI-Generated Art
• X Immune From Last Remaining Claim In Sex Trafficking Suit
• Sanofi Scraps $755M Licensing Deal Amid FTC Challenge
• Rocket Mortgage Says Reddit 'Frenzy' Dooms Class Cert. Bid
• Chamber Finds Drug Price Measures Will Stifle Research
• Co. Atty Says He Was Fired For Outing Transactions With Iran
• Disney Film Used IP Stolen In 'Smash And Grab,' Jury Told
• BIPA Class Wins Liability Judgment In Fingerprint Scan Suit
• AFL-CIO And Microsoft Announce New Partnership On AI
• Ex-Accountant Seeks No Prison After 'Extraordinary' Behavior
• VLSI Says $949M IP Win Against Intel Unaffected By Fed. Circ.
• Epic Games Jury Says Google Monopolized App Market
• Outdoor Co., CEO Broke Law On Benefits, Judge Rules
• Schulte Roth Cites Y2K As $38M COVID-19 Rent Trial Opens
• Quinn Emanuel DQ, Dogecoin Sanctions Nixed In Musk Suit
• Wells Fargo Investors Say Diverse Hiring Suit Passes Muster
• 3 Types Of Evidence Excluded Pretrial In 2023 TM Cases
• Lessons From This Year's Landmark Green Energy IP Clash
• Amazon Investor Sues In Del. To Probe Antitrust Issues
• AG, Judge Say Trump Can't Appeal NY Gag Orders Higher, Yet
• How AI Executive Order Aims To Compete For Foreign Talent
• Kipling Apparel Hit With 'Phantom Sale' Suit For Outlet Prices
• DOJ's RealPage Notice Signals Focus On Pricing Algorithms
• Apple Defends App Store Antitrust Win To Supreme Court
• FTC Nears Deal With Total Wine On Info Demands
• ESG Around The World: Singapore
• Buchalter Brings On Ex-Ballard Spahr Corporate Pro In LA
• Scrubs Co. Sues Attys Over Fees In Lost False Ad Suit
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge D'Emic On Moby Grape
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Latham Reps Occidental On $12B CrownRock Oil Deal
• Cigna Opts For $10B Buyback As Humana Deal Rumors Fizzle
• Justices Won't Take Up Fla. Nursing Home Mogul's Appeal
• Justices Seek DOJ's Take On Clinching Wage-Hour Carveout
• Trump Cancels Plan To Testify In NY Fraud Trial Defense
• Google And Epic CEOs Fail To Reach Deal As Trial Nears End
• Disney Must Face Class Of 9K Women Alleging Pay Disparity
• EU Policymakers Clear Way For Passing Of Landmark AI Act
• WilmerHale Hired To Probe Sam Altman's Ouster From OpenAI
• How Immigration Can Fill Labor Gaps — A Series
• Walgreens, 5 Other Retailers Hit With Online Shopping IP Suits
• Amazon Says FTC Case Attacks 'Essence Of Competition'
• Calif. Privacy Board Wary Of Overbroad AI Regulations
• Binance Investors Want To Depose Ex-CEO 'Before He Flees'
• Ex-CEO Admits Securities Fraud In Fake COVID Test Case
• Trump Denies Woodward Chats Were All Tied To Official Role
• SEC Taps New Attys To Respond To Judge's Sanctions Threat
• Tesla Investor Sues For Docs On Musk 'Glass House' Outlays
• FDIC Settles $165M Suit Against Defunct La. Bank's Execs
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds Healthcare Atty From Krieg DeVault
• Judge Grants SEC Receiver For GPB Capital Amid CEO Case
• Fla. Judge Says Banyan Cay DIP Lenders Are Still Owed $1.5M
• Us Weekly Publisher Bias Suit Goes Out With Whimper
• Employment Authority: A Look Into UAW's Organizing Drive
• US Chamber Looks To Kill SEC Buyback Rules At 5th Circ.
• Ex-Lumentum Exec Gets 2 Years, Stiff Fine In Insider Case
• SEC Defends Fraud Allegations Against Texas Oil CEO
• FTC Wants More Info On Chevron's $53B Hess Deal
• SmileDirectClub To Wind Down After Sale Efforts Collapse
• J&J Hit With Suit Over Stelara Exclusivity
• How Hueston Hennigan Won Monster $336M False Ad Suit
• LyondellBasell, INEOS Cut $700M Deal For Ethylene Oxide Biz
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Insurance Considerations For Cos. Assessing New AI Risks
• Wife's Walmart Stock Had No Impact On IP Case, Judge Says
• 5 Recent ERISA Decisions Attorneys Should Know
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• USPTO Adds 6 Patent And IP Experts To Advisory Committees
• Performing Music Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• No Shortage Of Action For Energy Deal-Makers In 2023
• Off The Bench: NCAA Pay Plan, Title IX Claims, Graffiti Smear
• Carrier Inks $5B Deal To Sell Security Biz To Honeywell
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 42 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Microsoft Faces UK Antitrust Probe Over OpenAI Board Seat
• Binance Founder Must Remain In US Until Sentencing
• Generics Price-Fixing Cases Should Stay In MDL, Judge Says
• Musk Asks Justices To Let Him Nix SEC Deal Over Tesla Tweets
• Amazon Takes Aim At 'Underground' Refund Ring Members
• Fed. Circ. OKs Mixed Ruling For Lundbeck In Trintellix IP Case
• NLRB Tells Justices Not To Hear Starbucks' Injunction Row
• Calif. Privacy Board To Wade Into AI Waters At Friday Meeting
• Claims Admin Axed From Pipe Cos.' $3M Cargo Coverage Row
• 'Goalpost' Kept Moving In Uber Bias Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• Cushman Wants WeWork's Decision On Maintenance Deal
• SEC Sues 4 Cos. Linked To Alleged $89M Pre-IPO Fraud
• Ex-Twitter Security Head Fired For Opposing Cuts, Suit Says
• Trump Expert Tells NY Trial Court There's No Sign Of Fraud
• Amazon Evades Suit Seeking Pay For COVID Screening Time
• Reverse Proffers In Federal Criminal Cases Can Be A Win-Win
• Binance Seeks To Arbitrate Fraud Oversight Investor Suit
• Ex-Stroock M&A Duo Joins Cahill Gordon In NY
• Ex-Apple Legal Bigwig Dodges Prison In Insider Trading Case
• American Tells 1st Circ. JetBlue Ruling 'Flouts' Antitrust Law
• IRS' Foreign Penalty Power Rightly Curtailed, DC Circ. Told
• DOL Sets OT's Final Rule Date, But Classification Rule's Late
• The SEC's Cooled Down But Still Spicy Private Fund Rules
• Deals Rumor Mill: Panera Bread, Neiman Marcus, Hahn & Co.
• Biden Admin Looks To Take Over Expensive Drug Patents
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 41 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Commercial Contracts Cases Hit 10-Year Low In 2022
• Woodward, Publisher Seek End Of Trump Copyright Suit
• Meta Can't Block Privacy Deal Changes, FTC Tells DC Circ.
• Cancer Test Co. Overpromised Insurer Coverage, Suit Says
• A3 Execs Say Chair Is Destroying Co., 'Creeping Out' Workers
• MyPillow CEO Can't Escape Sanctions In Election Docs Row
• Meta Platforms Are 'Breeding Ground For Predators,' NM Says
• Claim Construction Issue Led To Directed Verdict For Google
• 2nd Circ. Drops Fraud Charges Against Ex-KPMG Exec
• SEC's Climate Proposal Leads Rules Lined Up For 2024 Votes
• FTX Says Ch. 11 Plan Coming Before Year's End
• 9th Circ. Mulls Failed Bids To Pause Microsoft's Activision Buy
• 9th Circ. Judge 'Baffled' By Starbucks Union Vote Stance
• Disney Owes $400M For 'Beauty And The Beast' FX, Jury Told
• Patent Suit Deal Sounds Like 'Money Laundering' To Judge
• SEC Wins $26M From Crypto 'Mining' Firm
• Kirkland-Led AbbVie To Pay $8.7B For Cerevel Therapeutics
• US Biz Group Asks To Expand Global Tax Treaty's Safe Harbor
• Del. Justices Urged To Reverse $1.2B Galaxy-BitGo Deal Spike
• FCC Inks Privacy, Data Security MOUs With 4 States
• 5th Circ. Ruling Sets Bostock, Faith Exemption Up For Review
• Judge Says Ikea Must Face Infringement Claims In WDTX
• Judge Again Denies BofA's Bid To Exit Zelle Fraud Case
• Sen. Wyden Asks DOJ About Push Notification Surveillance
• Golf's Legal Future Murky As PGA Tour-LIV Talks Hit 6 Months
• Expect CFPB Flex Over Large Nonbank Payment Cos.
• Breaking Down High Court's New Code Of Conduct
• Trump's NY Gag Appeal Claims Laughable, Judge's Atty Says
• Fox Rothschild Seeks To Drop Solar Co. Targeted By State AG
• Weber Stockholder Claims $3.7B Go-Private Deal Burned Him
• Judge Orders 3 Case Tracks, Appoints Counsel In Insulin MDL
• McElroy Deutsch Rips Former Exec's 'Oppressive' Subpoenas
• GCs, CLOs Expect To Give More Work To Law Firms In 2024
• Receiver Appointed In Calif. Dispensary Contract Dispute
• 7 Critical Copyright And AI Questions Courts Need To Address
• SEC Chair Warns Businesses Against AI Washing: 'Don't Do It'
• Big Bank CEOs Bemoan Basel III Ahead Of Senate Grilling
• Trump's Broker & Club Member Touts Mar-A-Lago's $1B Value
• 9th Circ. Says Coinbase Can Arbitrate Fraud Transfer Action
• Macy's Recruits Ex-Hanes, Neiman Marcus Atty For CLO Role
• Investors Sue Smith & Wesson Brass Over Assault Rifle Biz
• 9th Circ. Throws Out Tinder Age Bias Settlement Again
• LinkedIn, Zoom May Be Enforcers' Next Recordkeeping Target
• Cleaning Co. Quashes Salesman-Turned-Atty's Firing Suit
• 6th Circ. Seems Split On Chrysler Worker's Firing Bias Suit
• Intel Seeks New Trial In $1B VLSI Case After Ax Of $2B Verdict
• Seyfarth Adds Ex-Goldman Sachs Benefits Atty As Partner
• 1st Circ. Open To Reviving Whole Foods BLM Retaliation Suit
• Virtu Attacks SEC's 'Hypothetical' Information Security Suit
• 7th Circ. Signals Issue With $540M Motorola Trade Secret Win
• Jackson Urges High Court To Dispose Of Automatic Vacaturs
• Calif. Justice Asks 'What's Consumer To Do?' In Lemon Fight
• How Purdue High Court Case Will Shape Ch. 11 Mass Injury
• Justices Wary Of Repatriation Tax Review Consequences
• Mitigating Antitrust Risk Amid Increased Dealmaking Scrutiny
• Cos. Deny Liability For Nooses Found At Conn. Amazon Site
• X Corp. Calls TM Suit 'A Shakedown' That Must Be Dismissed
• Panera Hit With Second 'Charged Lemonade' Death Suit
• Ancora Sides With Trian As Disney Board Battle Brews
• Drug Co. Aceragen OK'd For Chancery-Overseen Liquidation
• Legal Profession Gender Parity Requires Equal Parental Leave
• JetBlue-Spirit Deal Trial Wraps As Judge Mulls Middle Ground
• Allen & Overy Private Equity Pro Rejoins Kirkland In Austin
• FTC Seeks More Info On $60B Pioneer, Exxon Deal
• Business Takeaways From Biden's Global Labor Rights Memo
• Recycling Co. Strategic Materials Hits Ch. 11 With $433M Debt
• High Court Axes ADA Case But Says Issue Is 'Very Much Alive'
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 40 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• PacBio Sees Most Of Its In-House Legal Dept. DQ'd In IP Row
• Abercrombie Ex-CEO Sues For Fees In NY Sex Trafficking Suit
• Justices Weigh Limits Of Possible Ruling Against SEC Courts
• Energy Investment Co. Sues Del. Investor Protection Agency
• ​​​​​​​FTC Sues 7-Eleven, Alleging Violation of 2018 Consent Order
• SEC Head Accountant Flags Cash Flow Statement Concerns
• Kraft Heinz Fraudulently Won Insider Trade Suit, Investor Says
• Binance's Compliance Chief Is Optimistic About Monitorship
• Leave The Courtroom Doors Open, Says Apple Foe
• Justice Jackson Skeptical Of Sacklers' Ch. 11 Liability Shield
• Trump Seeks NY High Court Review Of Fraud Trial Gag Orders
• Alon Tells 9th Circ. Sanctions Needed In Gas Price-Fixing Win
• What's At Stake As Calif. High Court Hears 'Lemon Law' Battle
• Cruise Must Explain Report Lag After Vehicle Dragged Pedestrian
• AMC Stockholder Appeals Chancery 'APE' Stock Split Deal
• Justices Take Cautious Look At Sacklers' Purdue Immunity
• Execs Siphoned $4M From Failing Hospital, Trustee Says
• 'Manufacturing' Amid Mass. Adoption Of Single-Sales Factor
• Ex-Samsung Exec Must Attend Patent Trial, Court Rules
• Google's $27M PAGA Deal OK'd After Rare Calif. Agency Nod
• Activist Short-Sellers Are The Dark Knights Of Wall Street
• Special Master Orders Travelers Atty To Sit For PFAS Depo
• Insurers Say RICO Suit Against Mogul Gives 'Great Detail'
• The Top In-House Hires Of November
• Jones Day And Former Client Spar Over $678K In Fees
• Diamond Co. De Beers Names New GC Amid Exec Reshuffle
• SEC Tells 5th Circ. Buyback Rules Not Fixed Before Deadline
• HSBC Must Face Whistleblowing Claim From Ex-Risk Manager
• Amazon Settles Latina Ex-Worker's Wrongful Firing Suit
• Texas Land Co. Investors See Share-Expansion Suit Tossed
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Fed. Circ. Vacates VLSI's $2.2B Win Over Intel
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 39 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
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