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Corporate - June, 2025

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• Tech Recruiter Settles DOJ Claims It Favored Visa Workers
• Chancery Sends Protein Co. Suit Toward Trial With Caution
• States Sue To Block 23andMe From Selling DNA Data In Ch. 11
• Vertex Says Tax Software Rival Purposely Destroyed Evidence
• Feds Reboot FCPA Agenda With Narrower Enforcement Focus
• First Republic Brass Beat Investor Suit Over Bank Failure
• IT Co. Urges 1st Circ. To Affirm It's Blameless For Data Breach
• Lindberg Says NC Court Can't Force $1.24M Claim On Fla. Co.
• Alphabet Investor Sues Company For TikTok Docs
• Key Insights On Looming Fair Use Rulings In AI Cases
• Trump's CFTC Pick Won't Push To Fill Leadership Vacancies
• Space Exploration Co. Voyager Prices Upsized $383M IPO
• Spokesman Sues Motel 6 Over Unauthorized Use Of His Voice
• Deere & Co. Must Face FTC Suit Over Repair Restrictions
• Match.com Settles Reverse Spinoff Suit For $30M In Del.
• Apple Faces Class Cert. Bid Over AirTag Stalking Risks
• Sezzle Claims Shopify Is Stifling 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Services
• Section 899 Could Be A Costly Tax Shift For US Borrowers
• Most M&A Dealmakers Are Targeting AI Acquisitions
• Calif. Bar Exam Fiasco Shows Why Attys Must Disclose AI Use
• Ex-Fidelity Associate GC Returns To Mayer Brown In Chicago
• SEC's Investment Management Chief Greiner To Leave Agency
• Nationwide VP To Lead Steptoe & Johnson Office In Ohio
• Ex-GC Accused Of Stealing IP Amid Ownership Stake Dispute
• Judge Warns Attys Over Candor In Grubhub-Kroger TM Row
• Del. Corporate Law Rework May Not Stem M&A Challenges
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Fenwick Adds General Dynamics Atty To Gov't Contracts Team
• Biopharma Co. Unit Hopes To Shed Empty Facilities In Ch. 11
• Bedoya Exits FTC, But Keeps Up Legal Fight Against Trump
• Unions Win Injunction In OPM, DOGE Privacy Suit
• Trump Executive Order Revamps US Cybersecurity Policy
• Judge To Limit Experts in Biogen, Genentech Drug Royalty Trial
• Russian Crypto CEO, Charged With $530M Fraud, Can't Get Bail
• BiT Global Drops Antitrust Suit Against Coinbase
• SEC's Atkins Floats 'Innovation Exemption' For Crypto
• Del. Justices Reverse Chancery On Insider Trade Claims
• Treasury Warns Of Iranian 'Shadow Banking,' Oil Smuggling
• Vicor Short Sellers Lose Shareholder Suit Over AI Chip Deal
• Match Group Settles FTC's Fake-Unsubscribe Suit
• Senate Confirms Gibson Dunn Partner For EPA's No. 2 Post
• Chancery Tosses Suit For $7.2B Squarespace Sale Docs
• 3rd Circ. Rejects Ralph Lauren's COVID-19 Coverage Appeal
• Ex-Exec Stole Data And Solicited Clients For Rival, Suit Says
• Meta Exploited Android Defect To Gather Users' Info, Suit Says
• 'No Question' DuPont Polluted Delaware River, NJ Court Told
• CEOs Back Trump's Tax-Deferred Child Investment Accounts
• Warner Bros To Split Up Streaming, Networks Businesses
• US Eyes Deal With China On Rare Earths, Chips, Official Says
• Ex-Pot Co. Members, Founder Settle Cash Distribution Suit
• Micron Spread 'Xenophobic Lies,' Rival's False Ad Suit Says
• Disney Settles Antitrust Suit Over ESPN Streaming Fees
• Vice Chancellor Wants Clarity On Del. Corporate Law Change
• Synopsys-Ansys Merger Augurs FTC's Return To Remedies
• AI-Powered Cancer Diagnostics Firm Targets $400M IPO
• OneTaste Leaders Convicted Of Forced Labor Conspiracy
• CFPB's Guidance Withdrawal Deepens Industry Uncertainty
• WilmerHale Seeks Full Fed Compliance On Struck-Down Order
• Legal, Compliance Heads Named In Mallinckrodt-Endo Merger
• In 2nd Place, Va. 'Rocket Docket' Remains Old Reliable
• International Trial Lawyer Joins Barton From Carlton Fields
• Litigation-Funding Dispute Resumes Amid Uncertain Future
• SEC Signals Opening For Private Fund Investment Reform
• Iowa Expands Property, Sales Tax Breaks For Data Centers
• FTC Scoffs At Meta's Accusation Of 'Biased' Econ Expert
• High Court Says Software Glitch Led To Early Order List Drop
• Crypto Holding Co. Can Pursue Counterclaim Against Ex-Exec.
• Masimo Fights Ex-CEO's Bid To Ax Suit Over $450M Demand
• Google Must Face Bulk Of Healthcare Data Tracking Suit
• Circle's Smash IPO Could Pave Way For More Crypto Listings
• WaPo Can't Exit Trump Media's Defamation Suit, Judge Says
• 9th Circ. Mulls If Seagate Win Could Spur Antitrust Suits
• Pharma Co. Trade Secrets Case Stays In Fla. Despite HQ Move
• Fox Stockholders Press For Election Suit Docs In Chancery
• Real Estate Recap: Hotels, Healthcare REITs, Secondaries
• Calif. Says Nonprofit Can't Challenge Captive Meeting Law
• Justices Skip Investment Adviser's Appeal Of $32M SEC Win
• Employment Authority: Straight Bias Case Could Trigger Suits
• Judge Flushes Class Claims In Toilet Paper Sweepstakes Row
• Lobbying Firm Sued Over Deal For White House Meetings
• LA Complex Civil Litigation Judge Joins JAMS As Mediator
• Kroger-Owned Grocery Escapes Baby Food Metal Claims
• What FCA Liability Looks Like In The Cybersecurity Realm
• X Corp., Music Publishers Say They Want To Settle IP Suit
• DOGE Can Access Social Security Data For Now, Justices Say
• Ex-CEO Nets Deal With PE Firm To End Dispute Over Firing
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• How Attorneys Can Become Change Agents For Racial Equity
• Gemini Confidentially Files For IPO Amid Crypto Listings Buzz
• Unicoin Case Reveals SEC's Evolving Enforcement Posture
• Ex-SDNY Prosecutor Exits Paul Weiss For Jenner & Block
• Taxation With Representation: Winston, Stibbe, Weil, Goodwin
• OpenAI CEO Calls NYT's ChatGPT Log Demand 'Inappropriate'
• Mayer Brown Adds Partner To NY Corporate, Securities Team
• OneTaste Founder Tells Jury Racy Details Are a Distraction
• Playboy Fired Exec For Raising Harassment Issues, Suit Says
• FTC Chair Calls On Congress To 'Reform' Kids' Privacy Model
• 9th Circ. Broadens Test For ERISA Claim Releases
• AI Co. Sues French Tech Biz Over $20M Graphics Content Deal
• Musk's X Corp. Seeks Exit From Legal Marketing Co.'s TM Suit
• SEC Seeks To Cut Enforcement Staff To 2010 Levels
• SEC Beats Challenge To Stricter Shareholder Proposal Rule
• Del. Court Scuttles Salvage Co. Investor's Doc Suit Appeal
• SEC Panel Backs Rules Curbing Advisers' Arbitration Power
• Crypto Hedge Fund Co-Founder To Pay $944K In SEC Suit
• Public Cos. Must Heed Disclosure Risks Amid Trade Chaos
• 9th Circ. Shopify Decision Gets Personal Jurisdiction Wrong
• Trump Expects China Trade Talks To Resume After Xi Phone Call
• Copyright Office Says Registration Delay Had No Legal Impact
• DOJ Wants Fix-It-1st Mergers, Not 'Fix-It-2nd'
• Pillsbury Brings On Buchalter IP Co-Leader In San Diego
• AI Coding App Co. Hits Ch. 7 After Legal Challenges
• Ex-Bush Admin Atty To Lead HHS Civil Rights Office
• Bradley Arant Expands With Texas Regional Bank's CLO
• 5 Firms Steer Self-Driving Truck Startup's $1.2B SPAC Merger
• DOL Benefits Arm Needs Turnaround, Nominee Tells Senators
• Robinson-Patman Enforcement May Fizzle Out After PepsiCo
• Running Marathons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Bernstein Litowitz Can Hire Ex-SEC Atty Over Musk Objection
• KFC Parent Co. Fights $4B IRS Bill In Tax Court
• High Court Ruling Bucks Trend Of Narrowing Fraud Theories
• Justices Nix Mexico's Cartel Violence Suit In Win For Gun Cos.
• Apple Loses Bid To Pause App Store Order Amid Appeal
• OneTaste Jury Hears Of Illicit Labor Plot, As Trial Closes
• Ex-Ga. Chemical Plant Owners Sued For Toxic Waste Dumping
• Fla. School Urges 11th Circ. To Allow Jury Trial In TM Dispute
• Ex-CFTC Chair Warns Crypto Bill's Loopholes Still Too Wide
• Porn Site Kink Shared Viewing Habits With Google, Suit Says
• Starbucks' Legal Chief Exits Amid Organizational Changes
• Navios CEO Sued Over 'Disloyal' Share Buyback Scheme
• Android User Says Meta Secretly Links Browsing To Profiles
• What To Know About Trump's Shake-Up At Copyright Office
• Reddit Claims Anthropic Has Illegally Scraped Website For Years
• Bowman Confirmed As Trump's Top Banking Regulator At Fed
• OpenAI Says Data Retention Order Creating Privacy Concerns
• 3 Ways DOL Benefits Chief Nominee May Affect ERISA Cases
• FTC Fights Attys Who Want State Bar Input On Ethics Worries
• SEC Seeks Input On Tightening Perks For Foreign Issuers
• Davis Polk, Skadden Guide Circle's Upsized $1B IPO
• ContractPodAi Launches Tariff-Focused AI Software
• Steel, Aluminum Tariff Hike Casts Cloud Over US Investment
• Gas Co., Fired CFO Settle $5.6M Conn. Distribution Claims
• Pa. Brewery Co-Owner Claims Fraud Against Jailed Partner
• Calif. Justices Asked To Clarify Limits Of Good Faith Defense
• Amtrak Bribery Plot Nets Contractor Nearly 5-Year Sentence
• FTC Can't Exclude TikTok Blackout From Meta Case
• Meta Inks 20-Year Deal With Ill. Energy Provider To Develop AI
• Cognizant Granted Some DHS Docs In Visa Fraud Case
• SEC Says Accountant Errors Don't Doom Crowdfunding Case
• Apple Can Shield Info In NJ TikTok Addiction Suit
• Willkie Farr Hires Financial Services Partner In DC
• 3 Mistakes To Avoid In Service Provider AI Terms
• Compliance Chiefs Eye New Jobs Amid Pay Growth Slowdown
• Judge Won't Block Amazon From Talking To Depo Witnesses
• DOJ Alumni Aid Group Launches Pro Bono Legal Network
• Chancery Strips Amazon, Others From $1.3B Zoox Merger Suit
• Chip Trade Secret Conviction Specific Enough, 1st Circ. Hints
• 5 Ways In-House Counsel Can Stay Ahead Of New HSR Rules
• US, UK Clarify Tariffs On Cars, Metals As Trade Talks Continue
• Trump's CFTC Pick Set For Senate Confirmation Hearing
• Ex-Paul Weiss Corporate Partner Joins Cooley's NY Practice
• High Court Order On Board Firings Is Cold Comfort For Fed
• DOJ Policy Shifts May Resurrect De Facto 'China Initiative'
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Supporting A Trial Team
• 5th Circ. Weighs Constitutionality Of Banking In-House Courts
• Calif. Suffers Setback In Tariff Suit, But Gets Shot At 9th Circ.
• Kellogg Tells L'eggo Food Truck To Leggo 'Eggo' Trademark
• Capital One Must Face Some Claims It Stole From Influencers
• Google Taps Ex-SG, Munger Tolles Partner For Monopoly Fight
• SEC Chair Says Next Steps On Crypto Regs Coming Soon
• MyPillow CEO Denies Defamation By Association At Colo. Trial
• Chancery Tosses 'Generic' Advance Notice Bylaw Suit
• Regeneron Gets $407M After Antitrust Win Over Amgen
• Adidas, UChicago Failed To Protect Data In Hacks, Suits Say
• Canada Customers Agree To Halt 23andMe Data Breach Suits
• 4th Circ. Again Decertifies Marriott Data Breach Classes
• State Farm, Inventor Agree To End Driver Tech Patent Feud
• Lovesac Settles Conn. Shareholder Suits With Corp. Reforms
• Latham-Led Insurer Of Small Businesses Targets $100M IPO
• WTO Useful For China Enforcement, US Trade Nominee Says
• Citi's Global Sanctions Head Tapped For Treasury Role
• Buyer Says Roofing Co. Hid Sex Harassment, Other Liabilities
• Coinbase Says Ore. Enforcement Action Belongs In Fed Court
• Recent Complex Global Deals Reveal Regulatory Trends
• Google Damages Ruling May Spur Income Approach Usage
• Fla. Jury Finds CEO Guilty In $1.4B Medicare Fraud
• Bills Texas Attys Should Know From The 2025 Session
• Wells Fargo Free To Grow After Fed Ends $2T Asset Cap
• Apple Challenging EU's Interoperability Requirements
• Groups Ask California Bar To Discipline Google's Kent Walker
• DC Judge Agrees To Pause Tariff Injunction
• Lessons From FTC Action On Dark Patterns In User Interfaces
• Former GC To Sen. Scott Sworn In As Northern Fla.'s US Atty
• USTR Extends Exclusions From 2018 China Tariffs
• Ex-Dior Legal, Compliance Exec Joins Guess As Global GC
• Norton Rose Adds K&L Gates Product Liability Litigator In LA
• Fired CFO Can't Sue To Collect Bonuses, Conn. Court Told
• FAR Rewrite May Cloud Key Gov't Contract Doctrine
• Ex-Bank GC Can Easily Pay $2.5M Fraud Restitution, Feds Say
• Fisher Phillips Brings On Former Gap Counsel In Fla.
• IBM Nixed White Exec's Job Offer, Race Bias Suit Claims
• SEC Staff Input Eases Path For Broker-Dealer Crypto Activities
• Tech Co. Accuses Ex-Manager Of Pilfering Trade Secrets
• Ex-Copyright Chief Can't Get Fast Ruling In Firing Suit
• The Law360 400: A Look At The Top 100 Firms
• Willkie Hires Asset Management Partner In DC
• Compliance Essentials To Mitigate AI Crime Enforcement Risk
• Adapting To Private Practice: From US Attorney To BigLaw
• Katten Adds 4 Ex-Kirkland Attys To Healthcare Practice
• 5th Circ. Will Mull In-House Banking Cases In Jarkesy's Wake
• Amazon Defeats Prime Subscribers' Privacy Suit For Good
• Rocket Cos. Board Beats Investor's $500M Insider Trading Suit
• J&J Unit May Owe Around $125M Over AI Tissue Imaging Deal
• Alphabet Pledges $500M To Boost Compliance In Investor Suit
• Fed. Circ. Asks Whether Trade Secrets Were Secret Enough
• Airbnb Nixed Conservative Shareholder Proposals, Suit Says
• Amazon Gets A Look At Some Of FTC's Antitrust Suit Theory
• A Jury Says Fortress Controls VLSI. What Now?
• Nike Floods Inboxes With Misleading Sales Promos, Suit Says
• Trump Taps Vinson & Elkins Atty To Replace FERC Chair
• Fla. Sanitizer Co. Faces Penalties Over Fake AI Legal Citations
• White House Asks DC Circ. To Halt Tariff Injunction
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• DraftKings Skirting Calif. Ban On Gambling, Class Action Says
• SAP Seeks High Court Review Of Revived Tying Claims
• Verizon Voice BIPA Claims Should Be Arbitrated, Judge Says
• Allergan Entities Get Booted From Botox Patent Suit In Del.
• Twitter Must Search Email, Slack Records In Severance Spat
• Fintech Startup Chime Eyes $800M IPO As Circle Ups Offering
• Judge Finds Exec Sought To Dodge Chicago Hotel Fraud Order
• Report Finds Del. Court Jumbo Fees Rival Federal System
• Former New York Jets GC Tackles New Role At Hogan Lovells
• Feds Want 12½ Years For Ex-Ill. Speaker Convicted Of Bribery
• J&J Again Seeks To Block Beasley Allen In NJ Talc Litigation
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Labaton Keller's Ned Weinberger
• At 'SEC Speaks,' Leaders Frame New Views
• The Ins And Outs Of Consensual Judicial References
• The Top In-House Hires Of May
• 1st Circ. Partially Revives 'Varsity Blues' Conviction
• Ashurst, King & Wood Guide $9.1B Soul Patts Merger Plan
• Ex-Par Funding CFO Sentenced To 5½ Years, Must Pay $303M
• Justices Turn Away Constitutional Challenge To FINRA Powers
• Justices To Probe GEO's Immunity Claim In Forced Labor Suit
• High Court Rejects Bard Patent Misuse Dispute