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Corporate - September, 2026

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• 9th Circ. Judges Doubt X's Claims Against Anti-Hate Group
• PR Rebar Cos. Can't Duck Price-Fixing Claims
• Google Looks To Toss 'Implausible' Amended AI Spying Action
• 3rd Circ. Topples Materiality Rule For Securities Suits
• Tort Report: Uber Owes $40M In Abandoned Rider Death Case
• 3rd Circ. Calls Westlaw AI Fight 'Ordinary Copyright Case'
• NY DA: Construction Exec Offered 'Quid Pro Quo' To Atty
• Biz Groups Urge 5th Circ. To Back Texas Derivative-Suits Limit
• Peoples, Capital Bancorp To Combine In $728.1M Deal
• Amazon, Investor Clash Over Del. Forum Limits On Records
• Relator Must Seek Part Of $4.7B Opioid Deal In State Courts
• College Sports Overhaul Still Uncertain Despite Senate Lift
• Icee Scores $23M In Slush Puppie Frozen Drink TM Fight
• Ex-BDO Partner Says Board Retaliated With Equity Cut
• Norfolk Southern Investors Certified In Derailment Suit
• Split 9th Circ. Keeps Ariz. Land Swap In Place
• Cognizant Inks $2.8M Deal To End 401(k) Fees Suit
• AI Meeting Recaps Pose New Discovery And Privilege Risks
• Armstrong Teasdale Builds Chicago M&A Team With 2 Hires
• Hormel Inks $1B Brakebush Deal In Long-Term Chicken Play
• Social Media Cos., Teens Spar Over Evidence Ahead Of Trials
• OpenAI Knew AI Was Rogue Before Hugging Face, Suit Says
• SEC Allows Retail Voting Programs Modeled On Tesla Plan
• X Corp. Says Crypto Gambling Company Bribed X Employees
• Tommy's Boats Owner Says Atty Error Led To $65M Judgment
• Del. Chancery Rejects Saama Founder's $68M Earnout Bid
• Disney's Antitrust Case Against InterDigital Paused
• Richards Layton Atty's Chancery Nomination Advanced
• Brightline Can Tap $190M In Ch. 11 Financing, Judge Says
• Bath & Body Works Moves To Nix 'Fraud By Hindsight' Suit
• Kirkland, Cooley Steer Transom's SoundThinking Take-Private
• Cloud Fails To Upend Revvity's $4.5M Fee, Contract Win
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: September Lessons
• Live Nation Can't Ditch FTC's Ticket Scalping Case
• Del. Chancery Freezes 32.1M Talkdesk Shares In Viking Fight
• What Comes Next For Digital Asset Regs After Clarity Act Flop
• How Restitution Became Del. Chancery Court's Middle Ground
• Reed Smith Adds AI, Data And Cyber Partner In Chicago
• Tax Co. Urges 5th Circ. To Deny Microcaptive Rules Case Stay
• Gibson Dunn Hires NY-Based Structured Finance Co-Chair
• Agtech Biz Founder Loses Chancery Judge Recusal Bid
• SEC Says Couple Leaked Info Ahead Of $3.7B Cummins Deal
• Netflix Gets Atty Fees From Ramey For 'Bad Faith' Conduct
• Coors Urges Colo. Judge To Stop Suppliers' Contract Exits
• Fla. AG Seeks To Put Guardrails On OpenAI's Models
• Nextdoor, Khosla Say Investor Brought De-SPAC Suit Too Late
• Insurance Broker Loses Bid To Undo $6.6M IRS Penalty
• Insurer Seeks Exit From Pharma Co.'s $50M Creditor Dispute
• IRS Warns New ETF Strategies Could Be Abusive
• Lantheus Investor Asks Court To Halt 'Unfair' $8B Curium Deal
• Del. High Court Adds To Vet Patent Indemnity, Strikes Interest
• Del. Ruling Tests Limits Of Conflicted-Deal Safe Harbors
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• US, China Reach Deal On Tariff Cuts On $30B In Goods Each
• UBS Settlement Shows Cost Of Delayed AML Fixes
• Holland & Knight Adds Partner In Atlanta From McDermott
• Kirkland, White & Case Lead Defense Firm's $1.25B SPAC Deal
• Mayer Brown Expands Insurance Deals Team With Sidley Hire
• Del. Chancery Bars Ex-CareOne GC's Fee Advance Claim
• McDonald's Beats Most Of Black Franchisees' Bias Claims
• Oura Can't Force Ex-CEO's Stock Option Suit To Arbitration
• Real Estate Recap: Mideast Data Centers, NYC Amenity Race
• SEC Says Mich. Atty Tipped Family About Pharma Co. Merger
• Texas Judge Says Perot's VC Firm Can't Be Held To Handshake
• Employment Authority: Justices To Weigh Scrapping Bias Test
• SEC Says Md. Woman Illegally Traded On FDA Approval Info
• Clothing Cos. Infringed Beer Brands' Trademarks, Suit Says
• Pepsi Sued For Negligence Over Worker's 'Perverted Behavior'
• Detractors Tell Court Paramount Deal Fails To Fix Concerns
• Investor Says Colo. Real Estate Firm Hid PE Priority Deal
• Tariffs, Not Fraud, Hurt Apparel Co.'s Finances, Court Told
• Charity Founder Can't Withdraw Fraud, Tax Evasion Plea
• Elder Fraud Risk And Pleading Lessons From Meta Cases
• K&L Gates Adds Townsend SALT Partner In New York
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Latham, McDermott
• V&E Guides Energy Sector Water Solutions Biz On $700M Buy
• Brightline Florida To Continue Operating While In Ch. 11
• Hugging Face Attack Is A Warning To The Securities Markets
• US Backs Elon Musk In €120M EU Digital Transparency Case
• Ex-Tricolor CEO Says Feds Botched Warrants In Fraud Case
• Paramount Judge Won't 'Rubber Stamp' States' Merger Deal
• Ex-Google CEO's Rape Accuser Can't Undo $12M Arb. Loss
• Ill. Justices Say Uber Can't Arbitrate Wrongful Death Suit
• PE Funds Use AI To Tailor Strategies Amid Heavy Competition
• Eli Lilly Hit With $90M Verdict In Nektar's Rezpeg Breach Suit
• AGs Push Congress To Regulate AI But Not Preempt State Laws
• Match Group Hit With Del. Suit Over Dating App Safety
• Texas Utility Commission Looks To Quash Coal Subpoena
• 4 Tips On Expert Gatekeeping From J&J Talc Deal
• Congressional Probes Raise Legal, 'Reputational' Risks
• Mining Co. Investor Says Sprott Got Control Without Premium
• Troutman Adds Finn Dixon Investment Management Leader
• Tracking Texas: When A Promissory Note Is Not A Security
• Playing Bid Whist Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• AML Takes Center Stage In Financial Crime Enforcement
• Alston & Bird Adds 2 Ex-Loeb & Loeb Commercial Litigators
• Huawei Used Joint Venture Talks For IP Heist, Jury Hears
• Litigation Spending To Keep Climbing While Biz Risks Mount
• DOJ Eyes Per Se Rule In Fragrance Antitrust Suit
• Nestle Asks Justices To Review 'Sustainable' Cocoa Classes
• NY Times Board Failed To Probe Anti-Israel Bias, Fla. Says
• SEC Issues Wave Of Industry Bars Over Past Violations
• JPMorgan Can't Scrap $4.25M Award Over Super Bowl Food
• Microsoft Heads Face Derivative Action Over Inflection AI Deal
• Blue Shield Still Facing Therapy 'Ghost Network' Suit
• Publix Sued Over Woman's Death From Eating Blueberries
• Honeywell Aerospace Hit With Suit Over $2M DOJ Settlement
• Exelon Investors' $40M Deal In Bribery Case Wins Final OK
• DOJ Partially Backs Apple In Epic High Court Contempt Case
• Vein Tech Maker Escapes Suit Over DOJ Kickback Probe
• Fla. Court Says Tesla Shouldn't Transfer Fatal Crash Suit
• NJ Bias Case Judge Won't Nix Hospital's NDA Rule Yet
• Vividion Investor Wants IP Suit Over $2B Bayer Deal Revived
• Del. Justices Weigh If Corporations Can Vote In Beach Town
• OpenAI Looks To End SpaceXAI's Apple Deal Antitrust Case
• Banks Should Stay Disciplined As OCC, FDIC Ease Oversight
• Teva, Wyeth Show How Claimed Advances Shape Enablement
• NY Judge Dismisses States' DOGE Treasury Data Access Suit
• The Time Is Right To Simplify Overlapping Broker-Dealer Regs
• 3 Firms Steer Royal Caribbean, Sandals' $3B Resort Deal
• Calif. Bill Goes Too Far In Trying To Regulate Attorney AI Use
• Baker Botts Adds King & Spalding Energy Deal Pro In Houston
• Anthropic Says It 'Never Promised' Fixed Claude Usage Rates
• Meta Flaunts 'Abuse' Of Atty-Client Privilege, Judge Told
• Microsoft Investor Seeks Records Around AI, Copilot Claims
• UMass Hospital Co. Beats Ex-VP's COVID Vaccine Firing Claim
• SEC Fines Broker-Dealer Over System Security Failures
• 'Yikes' Email Sinks BIPA Coverage For Donut, Transport Cos.
• CVS Beats Malpractice Suit Over Pharmacy Mix-Up
• OppFi SPAC Investors Get OK For $13M Post-IPO Flop Deal
• FDA Must Revisit MiMedx Wound Care Powder Classification
• Lender's $8.1M In Losses Were 'Self-Inflicted,' 11th Circ. Told
• Amazon Says Ring Cam Privacy Suit Misconstrues State Laws
• 8th Circ. Asked To Nix Fraud Tax Credit Suit, $90M Judgment
• Alphabet's Bid To Pare Ad Tech Suit Stalls Over Discovery
• UiPath Execs, Investor Clash Over Bid To Ax Derivative Suit
• Foley & Lardner Steers Cognex On $500M RealSense Buy
• Jackson Lewis Launches AI Practice Group, Resource Hub
• Fintech Regulator Outlook: 5 Lessons From Minnesota
• Hims & Hers Suit Spotlights Health Data-Sharing Privacy Risks
• DoorDash To Pay $131.5M To Settle NYC Delivery Pay Probe
• 4 Paths To AI Safety Coordination Amid Antitrust Debate
• Teddy's Says Buc-ee's TM Campaign Violates Antitrust Law
• ADM Faces Class Action Over Purported Dark Web Data Leak
• Starbucks Investors Allege $227.5M In Buyback Losses
• Meta Trims But Can't End Cybersecurity Pro's Retaliation Suit
• Ex-PetIQ CEO's Brother Admits To Illicit Trades Over Deal Info
• Endeavor, Silver Lake Sue To Block Appraisal Claims
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Judge Reduces $38.9M Beyond Meat TM Verdict
• Regeneron Investors Can't Use FCA Action To Support Suit
• Willkie Hires Ex-Gibson Dunn Energy Pro In Paris
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Kirkland Finance Pro In Dallas
• V&E Adds Finance Duo In NY From Latham
• A Look At Litigation Risks From Financing The AI Buildout
• Minn. AG Says X Lacks Standing To Challenge Deepfake Law
• Clippers Tap BigLaw Vet To Fill In For Suspended Owner
• States Settle Challenge Of Paramount's Warner Bros. Deal
• 2nd Circ. Gives Ex-LVMH Atty A New Shot At Retaliation Case
• Lilly Left Nektar Drug 'Damaged Goods,' Jury Told At Trial End
• Ex-Vitol Oil Trader Gets 4 Years For Bribe Schemes
• NJ Seeks Quick Win On TikTok's Money Transfers
• Real Estate Recap: Interest Rate Inklings, 9/11 Reflections
• Keeping Google Ad Tech Biz Intact 'Not A Close Call'
• AI 'Brainrot' Fight Tests Copyright, TM Reach Of Viral Memes
• Employment Authority: Blizzard Inks Labor Deal With Union
• DoorDash Incentivizes Speeding Drivers, Ind. Panel Says
• DOJ Revises Policies Over False Claims Act Suits
• Stratasys Secures $27.6M After Printing Tech Patent Trial
• Apple Says Ex-Worker Took 33 Files, Wiped Mac For OpenAI
• JPMorgan Likely Can't Void Arbitration Loss Over Food Platter
• Fla. Panel Upholds $1.19M Auto Crash Verdict Against Insurer
• Investors Wary Of State Shareholder Proposal Retrenchment
• OpenAI Can't See SpaceXAI, Apple Antitrust Settlement Terms
• Resetting For Success After Corporate Litigation Loses Focus
• Abbott's Spine Implants Cause Nerve Damage, Suit Claims
• Richards Layton Litigator Selected For Chancery Seat In Del.
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Attys 'Itching' To Join Congressional Probes Of Trump Admin
• Cooley-Led Electra Therapeutics Prices Upsized $350M IPO
• Taxation With Representation: Davis Polk, Latham, Sullivan
• How Prediction Markets Could Be Used In Securities Litigation
• DOJ Touts 'Substantial' Ad Tech Fix, Leaves Room For Appeal
• IBM, J&J Get Incurable Data Breach Suit Tossed For Good
• Texas Judge Won't Block Voting Rule For Rick Perry's AI Co.
• Sue To Stop AI Armageddon? Not So Fast, Attys Say
• Skycom Engineer Says Huawei Was His Real Boss In Iran
• Appeals Court Skeptical Biz Court Is Wrong Place For Perot Suit
• Starbucks Settles Fla. AG's 'Race-Based Quota' DEI Claims
• Dickinson Wright Denied Fees For SEC Trade Suspension Win
• Ill. Woman Says Apple AirTags Enabled Stalking Abuse
• SpaceXAI, Apple Must Show Texas Judge Antitrust Deal Terms
• Ex-Conn. Utility Regulator Defends Appeal Of FOIA Fine
• Corpay Reaches $100M Deal In FTC Case Over Hidden Fees
• Fla. Tech Co. Says Ex-Execs Stole Web Browser Code
• Inovalon Investors Reach $44M Deal Over $7.3B Take-Private
• GE Vernova, Vineyard Wind Drop Dispute Over Payment
• Sonic Wins Appeal Bid To Arbitrate Suit Over Worker's Death
• Holtec Nuclear Delays $750M IPO Citing Market Conditions
• How Boards, Lenders Can View ABC Bankruptcy Alternative
• Judge Nixes Workers' Bid To Halt IRS Withholding Rules
• Alteryx Stockholders' 'Cleansing' Vote Dooms $4.4B Sale Suit
• Trader Joe's Faces Lawsuits Over Sugar Labeling
• How GCs Can Assess The Risks Of Emerging AI Laws
• NY AG Seeks Tips From Workers On AI Firms' Unsafe Activity
• StraightPath-Linked Stockbroker Gets 4.5 Years For Fraud
• 9th Circ. Ruling Marks New Chapter In Risk Factor Tug-Of-War
• For Single-Party FTC, Easier Suits May Come With A Cost
• Meta Deal Highlights Advisory Jury Issues, Litigation Risk
• OpenAI Users Say 'Strangers' Review Millions Of Private Chats
• Goldman Unit Funded Compass Lexecon Raid, Suit Says
• Texas Supreme Court Weighs Bankruptcy Exemption For LLC
• FTX Exec's Wife Headed For Spring Campaign Finance Trial
• Conn. Agency Rejects Avangrid Units' Bids For Higher Rates
• Parties Clash Over Scope Of GIPA In DNA Test-Taker's Suit
• Women's Tennis Association Is Moving Its Global HQ To NC
• American Eagle Accused Of Infringing 'Overslept' TM
• Calif. AI Law Requires Ads To Disclose 'Synthetic Performers'
• Software Execs Sank Nike Deal Before Joining Rival, Suit Says
• DTE Faces Suit Alleging Retaliation Over Fermi 2 Safety Data
• NJ Judge Likens Hospital's NDA Rule To Soviet Policy
• Zillow Must Arbitrate MLS Claims, Compass Claims Paused
• SEC Floats Eliminating Shareholder Proposal Rule
• Tesla, SpaceX Say Terafab Plant Doesn't Infringe Startup's TM
• $11M Fragrance Price-Fixing Deal Gets Final OK
• SEC Fines Ex-Okta Employees In Insider Trading Case
• Consumer Groups Ask States To Probe Zillow, Housing Market
• Apple Backs Its $132K Fee Ask Over 'Bad Faith' Subpoenas
• 1 Year And $1B Later, Trade Fraud Remains Key Priority
• What State AI Election Laws Mean For The 2026 Midterms
• EOFlow Says Fed. Circ. Right To Ax $59M Trade Secret Verdict
• Xonar Wins Del. Chancery Fight Over Ex-Director's Ouster
• Forum Clause Doesn't Sink Yacht Builder's Fla. Suit
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Cultivating Good Judgment
• DOJ Letter Rescission Portends Proxy Firm Antitrust Risk
• Fintech Co. Says Nuvei Bungled Mastercard Transactions
• Meta Beats Proposed Privacy Class Action Over 'Voiceprints'
• DOJ Says States Could Owe Bond In Paramount Merger Case
• Disney Wants Kids' Data Privacy Claims Tossed For Good
• How States' 'Perry Mason Moment' Led To $17B Meta Deal
• Ex-Fintech CEO Must Face Investors' Market Manipulation Suit
• OpenAI Wants To See Details Of SpaceXAI's Deal With Apple
• Meta's Data Collection From DMV Is Invasive, Calif. Drivers Say
• Anthropic, CEO Ask Judge To Narrow Music Publisher IP Suit
• Lego Accused Of Infringing Interactive Toy Patents
• College Sports Overhaul Looms Closer After Senate Vote
• Databricks, Authors Trade Jabs Over Use Of Books To Train AI
• Dems Block Crypto Bill Over Ethics Concerns
• BlackBerry Settles Former Exec's Retaliation Suit Over Firing
• Workers Look To Lock In Sweeping Workday AI Bias Class
• Burger King Owner Inks $18M Deal In Suit Over $1B Buyout
• Next Tariff Refund Phase To Deploy Next Month, CBP Says
• Fed. Circ. Keeps Samsung, Apple Wins Over Alt Browser IP
• SpaceX Sued By Pilot Over Starlink Internet Plan Price Hike
• New Del. Corp. Law's Technical Tweaks Bring Broad Changes
• How Trucking Cos. Can Tackle Risk From New DOJ Task Force
• 1st Circ. Presses Amex On Merchant Arbitration Rule Change
• Uber Says MDL Bellwether Plaintiff Can't Show Reliance
• Foley Adds Corporate Ace From Gibson Dunn In Houston
• 5th Circ. Backs Toss Of Texas Law Firm's Pandemic Loan Bid
• Justices Urged To Leave Global Copyright Ruling Intact
• AIG Can Depose Former Texas Fraud Chief In Conduent Trial
• Michael Best Beats DQ Bid In Agtech Biz Receivership Row
• Empery Digital Loses Bid To Appeal Proxy Fight Ruling In Del.
• Grab Holdings To Buy 60% Of Atome Financial For $1.5B
• 2 Cases Shed Light On Invoking The 5th Before Congress
• Sullivan & Cromwell Adding Kirkland Private Equity M&A Attys
• F-150 Drivers Denied Class Cert. In Ford Transmission Suit
• Trump Taps Ex-DOL Official To Serve As EEOC Top Cop
• Nektar 'Desperate' To Develop Rezpeg, Lilly Exec Tells Jury
• Accenture Pays $25M To End DOJ's Suit Over DEI Practices
• Ex-Funko Exec To Pay SEC $1M In Insider Trading Case
• 5th Circ. Frees Ericsson Insurers In Terrorism Funding Row
• Apple Urges High Court To Nix App Store Contempt Order
• Paramount Says Warner Bros. Deal Is Good For Competition
• SpaceXAI Drops Apple In Antitrust Claims For OpenAI Deal
• 21 States Seek To Halt Corteva's $39B PFAS Liability Spinoff
• FTC's View Of Construction Adhesives Market Won The Day
• Senators Draw Battle Lines Over Sweeping College Sports Bill
• Mobileum Ex-CFO Seeks More Than $2M In Legal Fees
• Victoria's Secret Says UK Retailer Is Making 'PINK' Ripoffs
• National Instruments Reaches $28M Deal Over Hidden Bids
• UBS Can't Nix Trust's Fee Claim Over Alleged Concealment
• Tesla Says Fatal Vehicle Crash Suit Belongs In Miami
• K&L Gates Hires 6-Atty Pillsbury Team In California, Texas
• IRS Asks 6th Circ. To Uphold Revamped Microcaptive Rules
• Thryv Selling White, Yellow Pages Units To PE Firm For $142M
• Intersecting Investigation Risks Loom In Next Congress
• FTC Focus: A Shift In The Pricing Disclosure Terrain
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Clippers Won't Take NBA To Court Over Salary Cap Sanctions
• Norton Rose Adds Corporate Pro In Austin From Latham
• Real Estate Recap: Due Process And Data Centers
• Tesla Investors Press Del. High Court To Keep Cases In State
• BurgerFi Trustee Says Insiders Sank Chain With $161M Deal
• 11th Circ. Ruling Won't Prevent Qui Tam Constitutional Tests
• Abbott Can Move Baby Formula Death Suit Out Of Illinois
• Meta 'Voiceprint' Privacy Suit Turns On Use Terms, Judge Says
• Solar Contractor, CBRE Unit Blamed In $1B LA Building Fire
• IRS Can Withhold Docs That May Air Taxpayer ID, Court Rules
• Employment Authority: 2nd Circ. Deepens NLRB Policy Woes
• Fed. Circ. Questions Medical Training Co.'s $100M Deal Theory
• Colo. Investors Accuse Startup League, Owner Of Fraud
• Corp. Transparency Law Unconstitutional, Justices Told
• Fox Rothschild Adds Berger Singerman Estate Pro In Miami
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Del. Ruling Emphasizes High Bar To Pleading A Control Group
• Taxation With Representation: Paul Weiss, Troutman, Wachtell
• Attorneys Using AI May Have Ethical Duty To Redact Docs
• Compliance Lessons From Agriculture Co. Mexican Bribe DPA
• Huawei Ripped Off Amazon Cloud Platform IP, Jury Hears
• Thomson Reuters Says DOJ AI Stance Doesn't Back Ross
• Lilly Owes Nektar $1B If It Breached Rezpeg Deal, Jury Told
• Bankman-Fried Asks Justices To Review His Fraud Conviction
• Expedia Must Face Copyright Claims Over Car Photos
• EY Says E-Scooter Co. Must Arbitrate Ch. 11 Clawback Suit
• Fed Colluded With Wall Street On New Capital Rules, Suit Says
• USC Fights Uphill To Beat Claims It Fudged US News Ranking
• Citizens Says SoFi's Poaching 'Decimated' Conn. Mortgage Biz
• Executive Privilege Questions Cloud Congressional Probe Prep
• 5 Practice Tips After DOJ's Healthcare Fraud Declination
• Bending Spoons Agrees To Acquire Miro In $1.4B Deal
• Assessing The Early Days Of Woodcock's SEC Tenure
• Cold Brew Equipment Co. Owner Must Hand Over Assets
• Roblox Brass Seek Exit From Insider Trading, Child Safety Suit
• Littler Adds 8 Jackson Lewis Attys In Puerto Rico
• Fulcrum Trust Wants To Claw Back $13.5M Insider Payments
• Cognizant Knocks Out Fired Worker's $8.4M Retaliation Win
• Juggling And Unicycling Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Feds' NY RICO Case Against Huawei Packs A Punch, Jury Told
• Nektar CEO Opens Door To Finance Questions In Eli Lilly Trial
• Deckers Denied New Trial On Ugg Boot Design Patent Validity
• Court Lets Stand Exxon Win In Decade-Old Securities Case
• AI Travel Firm Brass Accused Of Misleading Investors
• Ex-Nikola CEO's Pardon Doesn't Let Him Beat Investor Suit
• Texas Justices Deny Bid To Undo $37M Arbitration Award
• Amazon Urges NY Court To Deny E-Book Antitrust Class Cert.
• 3rd Circ. Stands By Upholding Lipitor Pay-For-Delay Suit Toss
• Trump Trust Gets Doc Review In Fla. Debanking Suit
• Justices Call For Early Response Over Paramount Merger
• General Mills, Mars Allege Sugar Price-Fixing Scheme
• NJ Tech Chief Seeks To Avoid TikTok Depo In AG's Fraud Suit
• Candor Wins AI Tech Ownership Fight In Del. Chancery
• Rise Brewing Urges Justices To Let Juries Weigh TM Strength
• Mass. Justices Wary Of Easing Restrictions On Noncompetes
• Labaton Reboots Whistleblower Practice With Ex-SEC Chair
• Lowenstein Sandler Adds ExodusPoint GC As NY Partner
• Paramount Doubles Down On $1.9B Bond Bid In Merger Suit
• Virginia Law Prof Says He'll Take USPTO General Counsel Job
• DOJ Executive Privilege Opinion Portends 3rd-Party Dilemmas
• Cozen O'Connor Brings On Sheppard Corporate Atty In Miami
• Planning For The Impact Of FinCEN's CTA Rollback
• Ex-SDNY Judge Joins Zaiger Linden After Joseph Hage Closure
• Google To Invest €13B In Finland, Boosting AI Infrastructure
• Eli Lilly 'Sabotaged' Rezpeg's Development, Nektar Tells Jury
• Amazon Says No Need For Early Discovery In NJ AG's Case
• Meta Accused Of Using Photos To Train AI Without Consent
• Helicore, Investor Clash Over Fraud, Deadlock Claims
• Auto Industry Group Gets DOL Green Light For Health Plan
• ConocoPhillips Exits Wash. Tribes' Suits Over Climate Harm
• DOL Issues Mental Health Parity Enforcement Guidance
• SEC Sues Proxy Adviser Firm ISS For Client Voting Records
• Consulting Firm Must Face Ex-Director's Disability Bias Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Quantitative Trader's Trade Secret Trial Pushed To November
• Buc-ee's Says Its TM Suits Aren't A 'Bullying' Campaign
• Calif. Urges Justices To Let Paramount Merger Case Play Out
• Venable Adds Ex-SEC Commissioner Crenshaw To DC Office
• Paul Weiss, Cleary Steer $11.75B GE Aerospace, CPP Deal
• Tamarack, Headwater To Merge In $7.2B Canadian Energy Deal
• Wachtell, Simpson Thacher Guide $3.9B EverBank, WaFd Deal
• NY Huawei Case Roars To Life With Historic Corp. RICO Trial
• Real Estate Recap: Law Firm Office Tips, Remote Data Centers
• Judge Won't Drop Charges Against Adani's Co-Defendants Yet
• Fed. Circ. Backs Double Dismissals, But Dodges Preclusion
• SEC Fines Ex-Bancorp CFO Over Improper Annual Report
• Ill. Panel Affirms BIPA Exemption For Home Care Provider
• Employment Authority: Inside Va.'s Wage Protection Push
• Microsoft Says Feeding Books And News To AI Is Fair Use
• Conn. AG Pans Ex-Utility GM's Bid To Keep Gov't Pension
• Meta Hit With Class Action Claiming AI Tools Aid Crypto Fraud
• Justices' Hikma Reasoning May Extend Well Beyond Pharma
• 'Bad Faith' Subpoenas On Apple Execs Spur Fee Sanctions
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Legal Sector Hiring Grows For 5th Month, But At Slower Pace
• Teva MDL Loss Shows DPAs Can Return To Haunt Civil Suits
• GAO Flags Bank Disclosure Review Gaps After 2023 Failures
• SEC Moves To Scrap 'Pay-To-Play' Political Donation Rule
• MDL Attys Want Special Master To Vet Meta Privilege Claims
• Pool Co. Investor Says Brass Hid $150M Inventory Glut
• Judge Decries 'Gamesmanship' In Nixing EPA Waiver Moves
• Williams-Sonoma Urges 9th Circ. To Snip Thread-Count Class
• Paramount-Warner Bros. Investor Loses Bid To Expedite Suit
• 5th Circ. Unsure Provision Allows Contractor To Get Atty Fees
• X Secures Order Barring Startup's Use Of 'Twitter' Marks
• 11th Circ. FCA Qui Tam Revival Queues Up Next Challenges
• Deal Termination Lessons From Verisk Merger Review Ruling
• Curaleaf, Aurora Clash Over Merits Of $272M Hostile Bid
• Sheppard Adds To Corporate Bench In Dallas, London
• 3 Firms Steer Autonomous Truck Tech Co.'s $800M SPAC Deal
• Boutique Firms Emerge As Trump Admin's 'Achilles' Heel'
• Ballet Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Nvidia Buying Open-Source AI Firm Hugging Face For $12.9B
• Banks Can Discuss Fraud Without Disclosing SARs
• Akerman Hires Consumer Protection Law Ace From Steptoe
• Online Embedders May Like 5th Circ.'s Pivot On Server Test
• 11th Circ. OKs Refusal Of $1.5M Offer To End $140M Tax Debt
• Luna Investor Seeks Merger Records Over White Hat Ties
• STMicro Investors Seek Cert. In Suit Over COVID Market Drop
• Clippers Fined $30M As Probe Uncovers Salary Cap Violations
• Del. Dispatch: More Earnout Guidance From Chancery
• Firms Vie For Lead Counsel Role In Vestis Derivative Suit
• 3 Lessons From Crypto For Attys Entering The AI Space
• JPMorgan Seeks Stay Of $20M Javice, Amar Fee Order
• 2nd Circ. Faults NLRB's Dress Code Test In Starbucks Appeal
• Rejection Of NLRB Successor Bar Renews An Employer Tool
• Linqto Founder Engineered $450M 'Pre-IPO' Fraud, Feds Say
• NJ AG Seeks Expedited Discovery In Amazon Antitrust Suit
• Buchanan, Davis Polk Steer Vertiv-UIG Deal Worth Up To $2.6B
• Logistics Co. Says Ex-Workers Gave Trade Secrets To Rival
• DOJ Ad Tech Judge Won't Break Up Google's Biz
• Music Publishers Fight To Keep $3B Anthropic IP Case Alive
• Watchdog Sues To Unmask Feds' 'Secret' Frontier AI Review
• Netflix, Ramey Spar Over Patent Suit Atty Fees
• High Court Should Skip Ruby Tuesday Benefits Suit, SG Says
• Honeywell Aerospace To Pay $2M In Security Lapses Case
• Meta Beats UK Co. Suit Over Instagram Shopping For Now
• Meta Says Section 230 Frees It From Doctor's Scam Suit
• OpenAI's Rogue Agents A 'Warning Shot' For Cos. Everywhere
• Aiolos Seeks To Block Mass. Suit Over $1B GSK Deal
• Investment Co. Disputes IRS' $166M Add-On To Capital Gains
• DOJ Fraud Declination Highlights Self-Disclosure Tradeoffs
• Nestlé Selling Supplements Business To PE Firm For $1B
• The Top In-House Hires Of August
• 11th Circ. Rules Qui Tam Provisions Don't Violate Constitution
• Image Search Technology Raises New Copyright Questions
• Temporary Tariffs Exceeded Trump's Power, Fed. Circ. Told
• Fox Investor Sues Over Morgan Stanley Role In $22B Deal