Corporate Archive » April, 2024

Corporate - April, 2024

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• 2nd Circ. Revives Commerzbank RMBS Suit Against US Bank
• Ex-Autonomy VP Says CEO Lynch Told Him To Lie To Investors
• Chiquita Capitalized On Colombian War, Victims' Families Say
• Chancery Tosses Meta Activist Investor Suit Over Social Ills
• Final Biden Enviro Review Regs Puts Onus On Agencies
• Atty Tells Trump Jury That Hush Money Deal Almost Tanked
• Where VLSI-Intel's High-Stakes Patent Battle Stands Now
• Microsoft Says Ex-Worker Made 'Trojan Horse' Patent Claims
• 7th Circ. Backs Costco's Win In Gas Price-Matching Feud
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Kavanaugh Classmate Takes On HuffPost
• Vice Media Gets OK For Ch. 11 Liquidation Plan
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Ex-Enforcers Back CoStar At 9th Circ. Against Antitrust Claims
• UK Fund Cites Jacobs' Qatar Oversight Failings In Del. Suit
• Chancery Partially Vacates Trump Media Suit Fast-Track Order
• $626M Fee Award In BCBS Deal Is Unjust, High Court Told
• FTC To Help FCC Enforce 'Net Neutrality' Rules
• Kroger, Albertsons Say FTC Distorts Markets In Merger Case
• FTC Continues To Target 'Junk' Drug Patents
• Customers Can't Get Ill. ComEd Bribery Suit Restored
• FTC Digging Into $2.3B Walmart-Vizio Deal
• SEIU Cites Starbucks Organizing In Push For Cemex Standard
• NY Bank Investors Spar Over Bid To Merge, Pause Suits
• Navigating SPAC Market Challenges For Microcap Issuers
• Key Issues Raised By Colorado's Brain Data Privacy Bill
• Chanel TM Ruling Shows Resellers Must Tread Carefully
• Birkin Bag Case Carries Competition Lessons For Retailers
• Wash. Panel Reverses Hartford Unit Fire Coverage Ruling
• Binance Founder Gets 4 Mos. For Lax Money Laundering Policy
• EEOC Says High Court Ruling Supports Ex-Worker's ADA Suit
• Think Like A Lawyer: Follow The Iron Rule Of Trial Logic
• Trump Held In Contempt For Trashing Witnesses In NY Trial
• Coverage Recap: Day 5 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• 'I Don't Want To Try That Case,' Judge Tells Mike Lynch's Atty
• Robinhood's Top Lawyer Saw Pay Slashed By 29% In 2023
• Pomerantz, Glancy Prongay Spar To Lead LexUrban Fraud Suit
• Google Hit With Copyright Claims Over AI Image Generator
• Amazon Files $200M Countersuit Over Solar Projects' Fallout
• Ex-Officers Seek Early Win Against Flight Attendant Union
• Terraform Says SEC's $5.4B Sanction Bid Fails Under Morrison
• TD Ameritrade Fined $600K Over Flawed Automated Approvals
• DCG Gets To Face Combined Crypto Actions In Conn.
• Cyber Co. ZeroFox Investor Sues In Del. For Sale Docs
• Meta Seeks Pause On Privacy Appeal For High Court Ruling
• High Court Uncertainty Stalls SEC Case Against Marcum CPA
• Target, Grubhub Say Visa, Mastercard Fee Deal Is A Scam
• Texas Judge Says X Can Access Watchdog's Internal Docs
• Biz Groups Fight Conn. Ban On 'Captive Audience' Meetings
• Bookstores Want In On FTC's Antitrust Case Against Amazon
• UnitedHealth's Cyberattack Response Is 'Inadequate,' AGs Say
• USPTO Seeks Input On How AI Use Should Affect Patentability
• Kemp Klein Adds Bankruptcy Atty In Mich.
• Dentons, Boies Schiller Hit With $300M Fraud Suit
• BNSF Balks At $1.3B Demand For Trespass On Tribal Lands
• Circuit Split Brews Over Who's A Securities Seller Under Act
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Paramount CEO Departs As Rumors Of Skydance Deal Swirl
• AI Pharma Co. Sued By Investor Over Handling Of Fired CEO
• Breaking Down EPA's Rule On PFAS In Drinking Water
• Protein Co. Nutriati Insiders Rushed $10M Sale, Del. Suit Says
• GM, LexisNexis Hit With Another Driving Data Suit
• Banks Have Won Syndicated Loan Battle, But Not The War
• The Art Of Asking: Leveraging Your Contacts For Referrals
• Japanese Space Co. Settles White Ex-CEO's Bias Suit
• The Best Therapy For Lawyers, According To Ex-Lawyers
• DOL Finalizes Rescission Of ACA-Skirting Health Plan Rule
• Proskauer Brings On WndrCo GC As NY Private Funds Partner
• High Court To Decide Jurisdiction In Dog Food Label Suit
• Compliance Strategies To Mitigate 3 New Areas Of AI Risk
• Refresher On Employee Qualifications For Summer Interns
• EEOC Guidance Addresses Telework, Shields LGBTQ Workers
• Justices Won't Hear Musk's Case Against SEC Gag Order
• Philips Inks $1.1B Deal To Resolve CPAP Injury Claims
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Remote Class, Medical News, More: Texas High Court Roundup
• Ex-McKinsey Partner Says Firm Made Him Opioids 'Scapegoat'
• Trump Casts Tabloid Deal As 'Standard Operating Procedure'
• New PTAB Briefing Plan Likely To Get Patent Owner Pushback
• TikTok Ban Reveals Congress' Power In Place Of CFIUS Limits
• How Legos, 'Working Girl' Sealed $10B Sibling Rivalry Win
• Binance Can Arbitrate Suit Over Terra Stablecoin Collapse
• L'Occitane's Claim Zimmerman Reed Weaponized Law Tossed
• 2nd Circ. Revives NY's Low-Income Broadband Pricing Law
• CFTC Receives Competing Visions For AI's Regulatory Future
• Ex-BP Manager Charged With TravelCenters Insider Trading
• Ga. Judge Calls Off Hail Mary To Block Arena Football Game
• Wash. Judge Doubts He Can Block Kroger Merger
• New FDA Official Talks Food Safety After Formula Outbreak
• Google Urges Va. Court To End DOJ's Ad Tech Case
• Ex-Walmart Worker Files Ill. BIPA Suit Over Fingerprint Scans
• Employment Authority: How Noncompete Bans Redefine Work
• Ex-USPTO Solicitor Heads To Carmichael IP
• ERISA Suits Targeting Annuity Deals Could Escalate
• TikTok GC To Step Down, Work On Overturning US Law
• Willkie Attys Turned An SEC 'Twist' Into A Win For A Client
• HP Defeats Video Coding Patent Case At ITC
• FTC's Bedoya Says Labor Concerns In Mergers Matter
• Apple Keeps Win Over Fortnite Player In Calif. Antitrust Suit
• Republic First Bank Fails In Biggest Bust Since 2023 Turmoil
• Storm Clouds Gather Over Delaware's Business Haven Rep
• 50 Cent's GC Beats Wiretap Claim In Liquor Feud, For Now
• 4 Goals For Gov'ts To Pursue In The UN Tax Convention
• Real Estate Authority: Homelessness, PFAS, Flood Zones
• Under Armour Investor Urges 4th Circ. To Revive Suit
• Mich. Biz Groups Can't Block Corporate Transparency Act
• 9th Circ. Sends Warner Bros. False Ad Suit To Arbitration
• The Drawbacks Of Banking Regulators' Merger Review Plans
• $2.3B Roundup Win 'Unconstitutionally Excessive,' Judge Told
• Latham, Akin Beat NJ Suit Over Alleged IP Theft Scheme
• US Says 2 Chinese Nationals Smuggled Semiconductor Tech
• The FTC's Noncompete Rule Is Likely Dead On Arrival
• Off The Bench: Nassar Victims, Bush V. NCAA, New ACC Suit
• Coverage Recap: Day 4 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• FTC Claims Amazon Execs Destroyed Antitrust Evidence
• TETRA Tech Shareholder Sues In Del. To Stop Poison Pill
• Locke Lord Strikes $12M Deal To End Claims Over Gas Fraud
• The Week In Trump: Tabloid Testimony, High Court Drama
• Unpacking The Bill To Extend TCJA's Biz-Friendly Tax Breaks
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: April Lessons
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Therapy Co. SPAC Investors To Settle Del., Ill. Merger Suits
• Ex-BP Commodities Trader Says Co. Reneged On Bonus
• JPMorgan Says Ex-Adviser Is Pilfering Clients For Wells Fargo
• Criminal Defendants Should Have Access To Foreign Evidence
• Ex-Moody's GC Cops To Tax-Filing Fail On $54M Paycheck
• Tesla Says Investors May Want To Influence Shareholder Vote
• Crypto Co. DCG Hires 1st Legal Chief Amid New York AG Fight
• Wendy's Beats Negligence Suit Over Drive-Thru Shooting
• FTC Sues Bill-Payment Co. Over Misleading Ads, Junk Fees
• GSK Hits Pfizer And BioNTech With COVID Vaccine Patent Suit
• Rubrik Leads Trio Of IPOs That Buoy Recovering Market
• ​​​​​​​Legal Battles Set To Begin On Broadband 'Neutrality' Regs
• Outlets Ask Fla. Court To Toss Trump's $1.5B Truth Social Suit
• Judge Reopens Allstate Trade Secrets Case Against Ex-Agent
• Ex-Tabloid CEO Says Trump Was Furious When Affair News Hit
• FCC OKs $1.35B T-Mobile, Mint Deal With Unlocked Phones
• Microsoft, Nintendo And Others Sued Over Addictive Games
• 7th Circ. OKs Pausing Nail Polish IP Suit For Ownership Fight
• DOL Wage Trumps Local Pay Rate For FDA Contract, Board Rules
• Autodesk Faces Investor Suit Over Internal Controls
• 4 Takeaways From DOL's Final ERISA Investment Advice Regs
• Vince McMahon Accuser Says Arbitration Bid Is Full Of 'Lies'
• Standard General Claims Racial Bias By FCC In Tegna Deal
• Antitrust Enforcers Warn FERC About Ownership Overlaps
• McKesson May Change How AKS-Based FCA Claims Are Pled
• 5 Employer Actions Now Risky After Justices' Title VII Ruling
• Rival Amazon Union Attys Get Warning From Federal Judge
• Chancery's Carvana Suit Toss Shows Special Committee Value
• Ex-Burns & Levinson Life Sciences Chair Joins Polsinelli
• Coverage Recap: Day 3 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• Former Fuel Co. GC, CEO Must Pay $750K In SEC Fraud Suit
• Jury Rejects Ex-Medical Co. GC's Suit Against Loeb & Loeb
• Quinn Emanuel, Morgan Lewis Make Strides In Saudi Arabia
• EPA Chemical Safety Rule Raises Questions About Authority
• Class Counsel Seeks $31M From $93M Lipitor Settlement
• Digital Health Co.'s Former GC Joins Perkins Coie In NY
• EEOC Pregnant Worker Rule Draws Suit From Red State AGs
• OECD Says Latvia Must Shift Tax Burden, Limit Fuel Subsidies
• Being An Equestrian Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Valero Seeks $75M In Tax Refunds For Fuel Mixtures
• Workday Blasts 'Partisan' EEOC Input On AI Bias Suit
• EEOC Says Co. Piled Tasks On Black Worker, Then Fired Him
• FCC Restores Net Neutrality Rules In Party-Line Vote
• Weinstein May Be Retried After NY Court Overturns Conviction
• Whole Foods May Have Retaliated In BLM Case, 1st Circ. Says
• Jury Must Decide Law Firms' Fee Dispute Over Nassar Suits
• Class Attys Seek $218M Fee Award In Google 'Incognito' Deal
• Ex-Autonomy GC Tells Jurors He Wanted To Be 'Helpful' To HP
• Bid To Sanction DOJ Denied In Novel Insider Trading Case
• Hedge Fund Says Credit Suisse Misled On Bonds' Health
• Takeaways From The FTC's Noncompetes Ban
• Pepsi Can't Use Workers' Comp Immunity In Fla. Shooting Suit
• Nuclear Fuel Co. Investor Sues Over Hair-Trigger 'Poison Pill'
• 3 Takeaways On How AI Is Forcing Publicity Rights To Evolve
• Judge Suggests Amazon Never Denied Late-Delivery Refund
• Backpage Execs Win Partial Acquittal In Prostitution Ad Retrial
• DOL Says Firm 'Repeatedly' Misclassified Highway Workers
• 9th Circ. Says NLRB Can Enforce Starbucks Bargaining Order
• Deciding What Comes At The End Of WTO's Digital Tariff Ban
• Binance Founder Should Get 3 Years, Not Probation, Feds Say
• Under Armour Must Show Shoe Sponsor Deals In Patent Row
• Chamber Of Commerce Sues FTC Over New Noncompete Rule
• Noteholders Say Chilean Telecom Lacks US Ties For Ch. 11
• Considering CGL Defense For Social Media Addiction Claims
• Seyfarth Picks Up BCLP Corporate Finance Pro In Atlanta
• FTC Noncompete Ban Signals Rising Labor Focus In Antitrust
• Breaking Down EEOC's Final Rule To Implement The PWFA
• Tesla Must Put Musk's Potential Payday In Trust, Investors Say
• Solar Panel Co. Loses Calif. Appeal Over PAGA Arbitration
• 4 Ways To Refresh Your Law Firm's Marketing Strategy
• Trump Can't Subpoena Daniels For Alleged Bias In NY Trial
• Baker McKenzie Adds 17-Atty Deals Team From Munger Tolles
• Monsanto Judge Slashes $857M PCB Jury Verdict
• New Ga. Law Restricts Social Media Use For Youth Under 16
• TikTok Divestment Bill Heads To Biden's Desk
• Globetrotters Say SBA's 'Bureaucratic Hell' Cost COVID Grant
• Ex-Autonomy Tech Exec Doubted 'Bizarre' $6M Deal, Jury Told
• SEC Critics Preview Future Challenges To Agency Action
• Ex-Williams Sonoma Exec Pleads Not Guilty To Fraud
• Meta Secures Partial Trim Of Video Technology Patent Suit
• US Gun Cos. Tell Justices Mexico Is Circumventing Law With Suit
• Vince McMahon Says Deal With Accuser Sinks Abuse Suit
• Realtors, Home Sellers Get OK For $418M Broker Rules Deal
• 4 Things Attys Should Know About NJ's $56B Spending Plan
• CoStar Rival Is Asking To Free Ride, 9th Circ. Told
• Justices Probe NLRB's Burden In Starbucks' Injunction Appeal
• Goosehead Insurance Investor Looks To Pause Chancery Deal
• Trump's Stake In Truth Social Swells An Additional $1.2B
• Crypto Industry Groups Sue SEC Over Dealer Definition
• Tesla's Risky Ride To Revive Musk's Multibillion-Dollar Pay
• Blue States Leap To Defend EPA Vehicle Emissions Rule
• Sugar Giants Accused Of Using Shadow Analyst To Fix Prices
• Tabloid Made Deal To Save Trump 'Embarrassment,' Jury Told
• Biz Ownership Law Constitutional, Lawmakers Tell 11th Circ.
• EPA Finishes Stronger Chemical Risk Evaluation Rule
• Post Office GC Felt 'Scapegoated' Over Horizon Review
• Tips For Balanced Board Oversight After A Cyberincident
• Cleveland-Cliffs Execs Say US Steel-Nippon Deal Is 'Dead'
• Blank Rome Attys Defend Lawsuit Called A 'Pound Of Flesh'
• Ex-Cozen O'Connor Atty Moves In-House To DraftKings
• Hunton Hires Martin Marietta Assistant GC In San Francisco
• Breaking Down DOJ's Individual Self-Disclosure Pilot Program
• Paul Hastings Transaction Security Adviser Joins V&E
• Williams-Sonoma To Pay $3.2M Over 'Made In America' Claims
• What Law Firms Should Know Amid Rise In DQ Motions
• Colo. Neural Privacy Law Has Attys Scratching Their Heads
• Atty Can Deduct $303K In Racing Ad Costs, 10th Circ. Told
• Coverage Recap: Day 2 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• FTC Bars Employers From Imposing Noncompete Contracts
• Del. Chancery To Rethink Fast-Track Of Truth Social Suit
• Reverse Veil-Piercing Ruling Will Help Judgment Creditors
• Feds Want About 3 Years In Prison For LA Bank Embezzler
• PE Giant Faces Sanctions Bid For Mexico Corruption Claim
• Trump Atty 'Losing Credibility' In Defending Posts, Judge Says
• DOL's Final Investment Advice Regs Expand ERISA's Reach
• DOL Unveils Final OT Rule That Raises Salary Limits
• Terminated Sale Of NBA's T-Wolves Looks Like A Power Play
• Ex-Twitter Workers Can't Arbitrate Until Class Cert. Resolved
• DOJ Antitrust Concerns Topple $960M Insulation Biz Merger
• 4 Biggest Takeaways From New EPA 'Forever Chemicals' Rule
• Kansas Gov. Signs Earned Wage Access License Bill Into Law
• Social Media MDL Attys Ordered To Sort Out Confidentiality
• Exec In Insider Trading Case Says Feds Denied Him Counsel
• $1 Awarded To Software Co. Splunk In Copyright Fight
• Kroger, Albertsons Expand Divestiture Plan
• Amazon Illegally Gathered Workers' Face Scans, Suit Says
• Court Tosses Shipbuilders No-Poach Case As Untimely
• Chamber Planning Prompt Challenge Of FTC Noncompete Ban
• Congress Can Enact Corp. Transparency, Orgs Tell 11th Circ.
• Opioid Marketer Completes $1.5M Damages Settlement With Del.
• Agiliti Faces Another Chancery Suit Over $2.5B Squeeze-Out
• GM, Others Sued For Sharing Driver Data With Insurers
• As DA Aims High, Trump Defense Gets 'Down And Dirty'
• Address Complainants Before They Become Whistleblowers
• Ensuring Nonpublic Info Stays Private Amid SEC Crackdown
• Calif. High Court Says Pretrial Inmates Can't Get Min. Wage
• FTC Moves To Block $8.5B Designer Fashion Deal
• Ill. Panel Relieves Insurer Of $8.3M Cracker Caper Judgment
• Steptoe & Johnson Adds Securities Duo In Oklahoma
• What We've Learned From Biden-Era Merger Remedies
• Vista Outdoors Nudges MNC Capital To Bolster $3B Bid
• What Cos. Are Reporting Under New SEC Cybersecurity Rule
• Google Faces Sanctions Bid Over Alleged Data Destruction
• 10 Tips For ESG Disclosure Compliance In Private Funds
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• SEC Says Terraform, Founder Owe $5.3B After Fraud Verdict
• Trump, NY AG Reach Deal To OK $175M Fraud Appeal Bond
• Thermo Fisher Says Rival Is Raiding Its Workforce
• UAE Considering R&D Tax Break, Seeks Feedback
• Trump Led Plot To Undermine 2016 Election, NY Jury Told
• High Court Denies US Soccer Petition In Antitrust Challenge
• Clothing Retailer Express Inc. Hits Ch. 11 With Sale Offer
• Supreme Court Denies Amazon Bid To Review Arbitration Scope
• Justices Won't Probe Athlete's Interest In NCAA Eligibility
• Justices Won't Hear Bakery's Arbitration Exemption Case
• Justices Won't Weigh If Domino's Drivers Arbitration-Exempt
• Supreme Court Won't Review Vanda's IP Obviousness Appeal
• Coverage Recap: Day 1 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• Trump On Verge Of Legal History As Full NY Jury Picked
• SBF Inks Deal To Help FTX Investors Go After Promoters
• Meta Faces Uphill Fight To Nix AG Claims In Addiction MDL
• Wells Fargo Faces Sex Bias Suit Over 'Degrading' Workplace
• Real Estate Authority: Small Bank Loans, ULI, Lunar Housing
• Jane Street Denied TRO In Trade Theft Suit Against Millennium
• Colo. Won't 'Defer' To Feds In Kroger-Albertsons Merger Suit
• Timing Of Cigna Workers' Relief Bid Perplexes Conn. Judge
• Don't Let The Rush Into AI Create Risk Blind Spots, Cos. Told
• Allergan To Face Kickback Claim In Suit Over Child Botox Use
• Trump Media CEO Fears Illegal Short Selling Is Harming Stock
• Walgreens Inks $110M Deal To End Philly Opioid Crisis Suit
• Employment Authority: Title VII Ruling Unanswered Questions
• Casino SPAC Can Return Money, Not Shares, Chancery Rules
• AI Co. Founder Faces SEC Suit After Fraud Charges
• DOJ Can't Coordinate Google Ad Tech Discovery With Texas
• Up Next At High Court: Abortions & Presidential Immunity
• Zurich Insurance Hit With $80M Verdict Over 3 Terminations
• Student Housing Co. Founder Claims She Was Pushed Out
• IRS Previews New Digital Assets Reporting Form
• The Practical Effects Of Justices' Arbitration Exemption Ruling
• Climate Lawsuits Aren't The SEC's Only Legal Headache
• Quinn Emanuel Fights Sanctions Bid Over Musk Deposition
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• French Train Biz Alstom Selling Signaling Biz For $671M
• The Week In Trump: NY Trial And A High Court Date Loom
• Sidley, Perkins Coie Guiding Nordstrom On Strategic Review
• Antitrust Case Judge Reveals Husband's Ties With Apple
• Off The Bench: NCAA Rules, Trans Athlete Win, NBA Pro's Ban
• Twitter Can't Sink Age Bias Suit Over Post-Musk Layoffs
• Self-Immolation Near Trump Trial Prompts Security Review
• Mondi Drops Pursuit Of DS Smith After Int'l Paper Deal
• Ex-Pharma Exec Says Judge 'Coercive' In SEC Contempt Case
• Highlights From The 2024 ABA Antitrust Spring Meeting
• Amazon Ignored Labor, IP Laws In AI 'Panic,' Ex-Worker Says
• USPTO Reveals Scaled-Back Plan For New Patent Board Rules
• Ex-Autonomy CEO Wanted Whistleblower Fired, Ex-GC Says
• Chancery OKs Case Lead For Blue Bell Creameries Suit
• SEC Exams Division Flags Misleading Claims In Adviser Ads
• AT&T, Pittsburgh Settle Dispute Over Cell Site Fees, Delays
• AGs, Google Defend $700M Play Store Deal Ripped By Judge
• T-Mobile, Others Rip 'Hodgepodge' Forced Store Closings Suit
• Pharma Ex-Exec Can't Revive $12M Underpayment Suit in US
• Investors In Failed Manila Casino Deal Sue For SPAC Shares
• Qdoba To Pay $3.8M To Wrap Up Wash. Pay Transparency Suit
• Endo Pleads Guilty To Marketing Opioids As 'Crush Proof'
• $550K Fingerprint BIPA Deal Receives Ill. Judge's Initial OK
• What FERC's Disclosure Demands Mean For Cos., Investors
• Sugar Co. Urges 11th Circ. To Revive Helms-Burton Suit
• Why Corporate DEI Challenges Increasingly Cite Section 1981
• Bank Wants To Exit Suit Over $100M Of Special Needs Trusts
• 23andMe Taps Dechert To Review CEO Buyout Proposal
• IRS Updates Rates For Foreign Insurance Company Equations
• Building Groups Say They Can Fight Prevailing Wage Rule
• Amazon Strikes Deal, Staves Off Trial In Disability Bias Suit
• How Duty Of Candor Figures In USPTO AI Ethics Guidance
• Corp. Transparency Act Could Survive 11th Circ. Several Ways
• Del. Match.com Ruling Maintains Precedent In Time Of Change
• Transfer Pricing And Dancing: Recalling KPMG's Sean Foley
• Jury Of 12 Picked For Trump Hush Money Case In NY
• Experts Unjustly Barred In Fla. Cancer Suit, 11th Circ. Told
• No Sanctions For Wordy Footnotes In Google Maps Case
• Ex-JPMorgan Analyst Liked 'Winding Up' Autonomy CEO, Jury Told
• Walgreens Investors' $36M Deal In Opioid Suit Gets First OK
• Ex-Frontier CEO Renews $17M Insurance Tax Recoupment Bid
• Senate Scorn Suggests Election Strife For Biden On Trade
• DC Judge Questions 7-Eleven Position On FTC Constraints
• Hawaii AG Releases Timeline Of Deadly Lahaina Wildfire
• Don't Ignore Problematic Merger Docs, FTC Comp Chief Says
• Wells Fargo Headed To Trial In Ex-Exec's COVID-Era ADA Suit
• Chancery Orders Invictus Fund Manager To Hand Over Docs
• First-Of-Its-Kind Brain Data Privacy Bill Passes In Colo.
• How Pro Leagues Are Grappling With Sports Betting Blues
• SpaceX's NLRB Suit Stays In Calif. After 5th Circ. Deadlock
• 3 Takeaways From Revived Obviousness Case On J&J Patent
• Judge Won't Toss Any Expert In Under Armour Securities Suit
• Colo. Labor Dept. Says Amazon's Holiday Pay Must Be In OT
• SEC Has Careful Eye On Disclosures Amid Israel-Hamas War
• Texas Jury Hits Samsung With $142M Loss In IP Retrial
• Swedish Tax Investigations Add $90M To Crypto Miners' Bills
• Sirius XM Faces Patent Row Over Vehicle Kit Product
• The Future Of BIPA Insurance Litigation After Visual Pak
• Macquarie Ruling Raises The Bar For Securities Fraud Claims
• First 10b5-1 Insider Trading Case Raises Compliance Issues
• Compass Group Gets New Damages Trial In $8M Death Suit
• Bankman-Fried Appeal May Cite Unusual Preview Testimony
• Tenn. Law Protecting Artists From AI Raises Novel Issues
• Consumer Privacy Takeaways From FTC Extraterritorial Action
• Assessing Work Rules After NLRB Handbook Ruling
• Ex-Pharma Exec's Contempt Plea Rejected By Judge
• Tesla To Vote On Reviving Musk's $55B Pay, Moving To Texas
• FDIC Bank Merger Reviews Could Get More Burdensome
• IBM Privacy Head Says AI Needs Transparency To Be Trusted
• Stormy Daniels Says Trump Flubbed Subpoena At Nightclub
• Elliott Waives BioMarin Board Deal, Moots Del. Suit
• Loeb & Loeb Adds 2 Corporate Partners From Morrison Cohen
• NBA Bans Raptors' Porter For Life For Betting Violations
• Court Trims Atty Fee Bid For Xerox Workers' $4.1M ERISA Deal
• Whitewater Kayaking Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Justices Ease Pathway For Title VII Suits Over Job Transfers
• House Panel Takes Aim At Change Healthcare, FTC Over Hack
• Autonomy CEO Pressured JPMorgan Over Analyst, Jury Told
• 7th Circ. Finally Freezes Hytera's $1M-Per-Day Sanctions
• Cooperation Helped Cable Co. Avoid Prosecution, Feds Say
• Eli Lilly's Insulin Price Cap Deal Collapses After Cert. Denial
• Corp. Transparency Act A Valid Use Of Powers, 11th Circ. Told
• Israeli Ad Tech Co. Overhyped Microsoft Ties, Investor Claims
• 'Wide As The Ocean': Apple Judge Pans Investor Deal Release
• Netflix's Legal Head Departs, Says 'Mission Has Been Fulfilled'
• Caitlin Clark's WNBA Leap Set To Pay Off, Lift Women's Sports
• Hedge Fund Asks Court To Toss REIT's Suit In Takeover Row
• Chancery Orders Closer Look At Crown Castle Proxy Moves
• A Key Pitfall Of Restricted Subsidiaries In Loan Agreements
• Companies Wrongly Found Insolvent, Texas Court Rules
• IBM Gained Most AI Patents By Far In 2023
• SEC Gets Partial Win In Muni Adviser Disclosure-Rule Suit
• Del. Lessons For Director-Nominees On Sharing With Activists
• Court Urged Not To Quash Google's Agency Subpoenas
• Sanctions In Byju's Ch. 11 Should Be Paused, Court Hears
• Del. Justices OK Midcase Review Of TripAdvisor Move
• Zuckerberg Dodges Liability In Meta Addiction MDL, For Now
• FTC To Unveil, Vote On Final Noncompetes Ban April 23
• NJ Hospital GC Emails Doom $24M Verdict For Surgeons
• Media Watchdog Wants X Corp. Kept Out Of 'Privileged Affairs'
• Binance.US Adds Ex-NY Fed Compliance Chief To Board
• 3 Lessons From Family Dollar's Record $41.7M Guilty Plea
• Carparts.com Stockholder Revs Up Poison Pill Suit In Del.
• Macy's New CLO Earned $1.5M In First Month On The Job
• BigLaw Attys Among First 7 Jurors Picked In Trump's NY Trial
• Activist Axes $3.6B SilverBow Merger Plan Amid Proxy Fight
• This Earth Day, Consider How Your Firm Can Go Greener
• Latham Adds 2 Simpson Thacher Attys To Its NY Office
• Chancery Tosses Zelle Fraud Suit Against JPMorgan Directors
• DOL Finalizes Rule To Curb Miners' Exposure To Silica Dust
• Taro Inks $36M Investor Deal Over Generics Price-Fixing
• Trump Media Files To Register More Shares For Potential Sale
• Resistance To Patent Licenses Drives More Suits, Execs Say
• McDonald's, Workers Battle Over Future Of No-Poach Case
• 'Pig Butchering' Scams' Human Toll Has Experts Alarmed
• Justices Leave Lower Courts To Parse Corporate 'Half-Truths'
• Mich. High Court To Hear Siblings' Ski Share Valuation Fight
• Tesla Workers' Atty Rips Claim Of Influence Over State Agency
• MGM Slams FTC Probe After Cyberattack During Khan Visit
• Exxon Seeks $1.8B Tax Refund As Qatar Deal Trial Opens
• Hytera Still Not Doing All It Can To Stop Fine, Motorola Says
• Solar Power Co. Accuses Ex-Insider Of Building, Selling Rival
• Model Bella Hadid Settles Photog's IP Suit Over Instagram Pic
• Apple Faces Two Suits Over IPhone Market Dominance
• Apple Defends Anti-Steering Rule Compliance In Epic Case
• Anti-DEI Complaints Filed With EEOC Carry No Legal Weight
• New Proposal Signals Sharper Enforcement Focus At CFIUS
• Meta, FTC Pause Constitutionality Fight For High Court Ruling
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Endeavor Group's $13B Take-Private Deal Challenged In Del.
• Ex-Medical Co. GC's Suit Against Loeb & Loeb Gets Trimmed
• Republican AGs Ask 5th Circ. To Knock Out DOL Rule For ESG
• Attys In Google Maps Case Chided For Wordy Footnotes
• Oracle Ruling Underscores Trend Of Mootness Fee Denials
• Google Says Worker Fired Over Threats, Not Bipolar Disorder
• Microsoft, Walmart CLOs Recognized For Integrity, Creativity
• Pittsburgh University Associate GC Returns To Littler
• Justices Won't Nix FDA Labeling Preemption For State Claims
• Simpson Thacher Corporate Pro Rejoins Weil In Houston
• Ballard Spahr Adds Benefits Pro In Ga. From Union Pacific
• Pain Patch Buyer Seeks Class Cert. In Kroger False Ad Suit
• EEOC Maintains Broad Take On PWFA In Final Rule
• 1st Circ. Reopens Fired Whole Foods Worker's BLM Mask Suit
• Justices Pass On Norfolk Southern Claim To Rail Line Control
• Trump Accused Of Witness Threats As Jury Selection Begins
• Jane Street Says Millennium, Ex-Workers Stole Trade Secrets
• Trump Can't Derail Hush Money Trial Over Media Saturation
• Gilstrap Rejects Jury Instruction Tweaks In Samsung Retrial
• Real Estate Authority: RE Women In BigLaw, Q1, Proptech
• Dunn DeSantis Expands San Diego Office With 7 Attorneys
• Patreon Takes Aim At Constitutionality Of Video Privacy Law
• US, EU Antitrust Officials Agree On Much, Not Sustainability
• Sports Co.'s Logistics Shutdown Suit Survives Dismissal Bid
• Chamber Defends SEC Climate Regs From Enviros' Challenge
• 'Much More Is Coming': Experts See Wave Of AI-Related Suits
• Epic Wants Google Play Store Reforms After Antitrust Verdict
• Employment Authority: What To Know About Abortion Bans
• Ex-Biotech CEO Gets 7 Years In Fake COVID Test Case
• Petition Watch: Judge DQs, 'Excessive' Damages & Price Wars
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