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Food & Beverage - March, 2019

239 articles

• Feds Sues Calif. Over Dam Plans To Protect Native Fish
• Monsanto's Split-Trial Gamble Backfired With $80M Verdict
• Wis. Tribe's Apple Festival Needs Village Permit, Judge Says
• No Joke: 6 Strange But True Cases For April Fools'
• Chipotle Strikes Deal With Banks Over 2017 Data Breach
• Deals Rumor Mill: Endeavor, Mondelez, EWE
• Casino Can't Duck Injury Suit By Patron It Served 20+ Drinks
• Brand Battles: Guns N' Roses, Apple, Major League Soccer
• 29 Ex-Workers Ask To Testify Against Pizza Pro Mario Sbarro
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• High Court May Defend Gov't Contractors Against FOIA
• Nestle Must Face Trimmed Poland Spring False Ad Suit
• 3rd Roundup Trial Begins Day After $80M Monsanto Loss
• GrubHub Driver Wage-And-Hour Suit Sent To Arbitration
• SEC Loses Insider Trading Trial Against Ex-Software Worker
• DOJ's No-Poach Stance 'Somewhat Surprised' State Enforcers
• Diet Pepsi Drinkers Want Full 2nd Circ. To Hear False Ad Suit
• MillerCoors Wants Court To Halt Bud Light 'Corn Syrup' Ads
• Ex-Safeway Worker's 401(k) Suit Needs Trial, Judge Says
• Hoops Hall Of Fame Sees Foul In Pub Using Naismith Name
• Expectations For Glyphosate Litigation After Monsanto Verdict
• INTL FCStone Units Say Irish Co., Counsel Deserve Sanctions
• Monsanto Hit With $80M Verdict In First Fed. Roundup Trial
• Dr Pepper Wants Suit Over 'Diet' Soda Dumped Like Others
• TGI Friday's Accused Of Misbranding 'Potato Skins' Snacks
• Hazelnut-Craving Buyer Should Read Label, Coffee Co. Says
• MillerCoors Avoids Ban On 'Stone' Packaging
• Enviros Urge 9th Circ. To Affirm EPA Pesticide Ban Order
• 'Send Monsanto A Message,' Jury Told At Roundup Trial's End
• 3rd Circ. Says Speedway Must Face Sidewalk Injury Suit
• Omni Asks 11th Circ. To Revisit 'Optical Illusion' Injury Suit
• Mike And Ike Buyers Win Class Cert. In Slack-Fill Suit
• Cozen O'Connor Adds GNC, Burns White Attys In Pittsburgh
• Industries Clash Over Future Of Trump's Metal Tariffs
• Setting The Record Straight On Women In Court Reporting
• Chiquita Terror Victims Say They Can Prove Murder Claims
• Steak 'N Shake Lands Partial Win In ADA Suit
• Ex-Monsanto CEO Defends Roundup, Concedes Study Limits
• Jack Daniel's Maker Must Face Revived Age Bias Claims
• EU Investigating Impact Of Novelis' $2.6B Aluminum Co. Deal
• Owner Can't Skip Out On NYC Thai Eatery Wage, OT Suit
• Guatemala Challenges India At WTO Over Sugar Subsidies
• Veggie Burger Buyers Denied Cert. In Kellogg Labeling Suit
• StarKist Faces Lighter Claims Over 'Heart-Healthy' Tuna
• Pension Plan Wants To Exit Kroger Workers' ERISA Suit
• PF Chang's Can't Get Servers' Tip Credit Suit Tossed
• Limiting Supreme Court's Size Is Not Enough
• Arbitration Law And Jury Demands: Devil Is In The Details
• Monsanto Jury Hears Cancer Changed Couple's Lives
• Investors Misled By Weight Watchers' Rosy Outlook, Suit Says
• Bareburger's Critic Sues Chain Over 'Organic' Labeling
• Wash. Tribe Can Pursue Ruling On Fishing Grounds
• Those Bud Light Ads Might Be True, But It Might Not Matter
• Meet The Outspoken Judge Handling Epic Monsanto Case
• REIT InvenTrust Drops $64M On 2 Fla. Retail Properties
• Perdue Coached Witness In Poultry Price-Fix Suit, Buyers Say
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• UK Grocers Say Regulators' Remedy For Tie-Up Is 'Impossible'
• One Year On, Trump's China Gambit Has Yet To Pay Off
• Bar's Tent Collapse Settlement Fight Heads To State Court
• What To Know About New FDA Commissioner Sharpless
• 9th Circ. Backs Anheuser-Busch In Suit Over Stolen Recipes
• Kraft Execs Knew Stock Due For A Fall, ERISA Suit Claims
• Chicken Of The Sea, Target Reach Deal Over Tuna Price-Fixing
• Lenders Score Major High Court Victory In Foreclosure Case
• Trial Counsel's Role On A Mass Tort Virtual Law Team
• MillerCoors Sues Bud Light Over Super Bowl 'Corn Syrup' Ad
• Tech Trends From SXSW Pose Unique Questions For Lawyers
• Sara Lee's $14.5M Price-Fix Deal With Distributors Nears OK
• What's In A Judgeship? More Than Meets The Eye
• Swamped: How Magistrate Judges Salvaged Louisiana's Judicial Crisis
• Tootsie Roll Escapes Slack-Fill Suit Over Junior Mints Boxes
• Fired Waiter Blasts Trump Critic Restaurateur's 'Glass House'
• Disaronno Claims Rival Liqueur Maker Copied Cap
• Burger King Franchisee Skirts Ill. Biometric Law, Worker Says
• Monsanto Jury Told $63B Co. Should Pay Up Over Roundup
• Koch Foods Can't Beat 'Fifty Shades' Harassment Suit
• Kellogg Dodges Cook County Suit Over $2M Heating Bill
• Breeder Says Pig Co. Didn't 'Make It Easy' To Get Boar Semen
• Panera Combats IRS Ruling That Foundation Isn't Tax-Exempt
• Restaurant Franchise Giant Names Ex-Jones Day Atty As GC
• Jury Awards $6.5M To Family Of Baby Burned At Resort
• Calif. Tribes Seek $900K After Salmon Protection Win
• Is 'Manifest Disregard' Defense Only Mostly Dead In Texas?
• Illinois Has Raised Liability Risk For Nonmanufacturer Cos.
• Fatburger Parent Co. Seeks To Ditch Shareholders' IPO Suit
• Starbucks To Invest $100M In Food, Retail Tech Startups
• In Bar Admissions Process, It's Candor Or Bust
• LaCroix Additives Need Not Be Fuel To Be False, Drinkers Say
• Red Robin Customer Fights To Keep TCPA Suit In NJ
• 'In A Timely Manner': Three Decades Of Judgeship Bills
• From Showdowns To Hotlines, Frazzled Judges Get Creative
• 5-Hour Energy Makers Can't Beat $4.3M False Ad Award
• Fast-Food Chains Settle In DOJ, Wash. AG No-Poach Battle
• Fruit Grower's Contracts May Be Resold To Pay $32M Award
• Conagra Eludes Another Popcorn Trans Fat Suit, For Now
• Trump Sees Crucial Trade Ally In Brazil's Bolsonaro
• Challenge To Minimum Wage For H-2A Farmworkers Tossed
• 6th Circ. Serves DOL Mixed Win In Sushi Spot OT Fight
• Monsanto's Roundup Likely Caused Cancer, Calif. Jury Says
• How China's Version Of CFIUS Will Expand Security Reviews
• Chicago Eateries Escape Conspiracy Claims In Servers' Suit
• Judging A Book: Bashant Reviews 'Doing Justice'
• Immigration Bill Roundup: Impartial Judges, H-2 Visa Reform
• Retailer Shopko To Liquidate After Failed Ch. 11 Sale Bid
• High Court Won't Review Insurer's Win In $21M Assault Award
• As Judicial Ranks Stagnate, 'Desperation' Hits The Bench
• These Are The Nation's 27 Most Overworked District Courts
• Investor Being Greedy After Chancery Forum Ruling, Cos. Say
• Brand Battles: NCAA Aims To Stop 'March' TM Before Tourney
• NC Gene Editing Co. Launches IPO That Could Raise $134M
• Del Monte Says Pineapple Grower Can't Duck Atty Fees
• Whole Foods Customers Reach $4M Kombucha Labeling Deal
• Firms Can Leverage Communications When Economy Is Slow
• StarKist Settles Tuna Price-Fixing Claims With Kroger, Others
• Food Packaging Co. Urges 8th Circ. To Unblur Antitrust Claims
• Jimmy John's Cites DOJ's No-Poach Ammo In Dismissal Bid
• FWS To Delist Gray Wolf, Yet Experts Don't Expect A Trend
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Pilgrim's Pride Must Face Chancery Suit Over $1.3B Deal
• Insurer Needn't Defend 'Superfood' Juice Co. In Fraud Suits
• Pret A Manger Faces $5M False Ad Suit Over 'Natural' Label
• Chiquita Fights Class Cert. In Terror-Funding MDL
• Starbucks Ducks Punitive Damages For Flooded Atty Files
• Celeb Chef Sues Again Over 'Chloe' Trademarks
• Diet Pepsi Drinkers' False Ad Suit Fizzles Out At 2nd Circ.
• Debating DOJ And Wash. Attorney General No-Poach Briefs
• RI Exotic Dancers Win Cert. In Wage Suit Against Club
• Smucker's Stuck In Suit Over Misleading Oil Ingredients
• Hot-Sauce Maker Says Pot-Infused Product Tarnishes Its Mark
• Monsanto Uproots Farmers' Dicamba MDL Antitrust Claims
• Hershey GC Sees Climate Change As Compliance Challenge
• Monsanto Must Face Couple's Claims At One Trial: Judge
• Real Estate Rumors: Brookfield, AEW, Wurzak
• The Future Of The USMCA: 3 Possible Scenarios
• Trump Threatens Tariffs If EU Won't Hold Trade Talks
• Ethical Social Media Marketing For Lawyers
• A Chat With Norton Rose Diversity Director Nina Godiwalla
• Attys Paid By The Song, And 2nd Circ. Says That Sounds Fine
• Final Guilty Pleas End Case Of Misbranded Supplements: DOJ
• 9th Circ. Denies Aykroyd's Vodka Co. $4.3M In Atty Fees
• Ex-Worker OK'd Fingerprint Scans, White Castle Says
• High Court May Need To Resolve Liquor Law Antitrust Split
• Ex-Olive Garden Server Seeks Partial Win In $35M Bias Suit
• Kind Snack Co. Wants FDA To Revise Food Labeling Regs
• Dum Dums Wins Ban On New Tootsie Packaging
• FDA Fast-Tracks E-Cig Regulation, Forecasts End Of Flavors
• 5 Takeaways From DOJ Objection To Cookie Class Settlement
• Panera Blocks Ex-IT Execs From Working For Rival, For Now
• 4 More Fast-Food Chains Vow To End No-Poach Agreements
• Fla. French Restaurant Hit With FLSA Suit By Ex-Server
• Monsanto Bellwether Over Roundup Cancer Risk Goes To Jury
• Wash. AG Says State No-Poach Claims Follow 'Different Path'
• CTI Foods Cleared To Use Chunk Of $155M Ch. 11 Financing
• Attys Win $10M Of Subway's Record $31M FACTA Settlement
• Real Estate Rumors: Union Labor, Clarion, Brickless
• Pillsbury Flour Recalled After Salmonella Traces Found
• 5 Mistakes Law Firms Make When Responding To RFPs
• Oncologist Testifies Roundup's Link To Cancer Lacks Proof
• Judge Eyes DOL's '80-20 Rule' Pivot In Denny's Tip Suit
• Dairy Co. Tells NJ Appeals Court It's Exempt From Regular OT
• Hot Liquid From NutriBullet Scalded NY Woman, Suit Claims
• Dunkin' Brands Taps Longtime Marriott Atty As CLO
• Jam Exposes International Orgs To New Litigation Risks
• 9th Circ. Has Made ADA Website Suits More Attractive
• CTI Foods Enters Ch. 11 With $400M Debt-Trimming Plan
• Four-Way Split Of $503M Fee Fund Could Spell Appeal Chaos
• Wash. AG Picks Fight With DOJ Over No-Poach Agreements
• No Expert Needed To Uphold $5M Vet Student Injury Verdict
• NJ College Loses 2nd Bid To Escape Vending Kickback Suit
• Ill. Is Right Venue For Barilla Sauce Suit, NY Buyer Says
• Calif. Beverage Co. Can't Force Arbitration In Driver Wage Row
• Brand Battles: 'Monopoly,' Coca-Cola, 'Kryptonite'
• Shareholder Seeks To Close Family's Historic Pittsburgh Bar
• WTO To Rule In April On South Korea's Fukushima Fish Ban
• Timberlake, Execs Escape Bai 'All-Natural' Mislabeling Suit
• Monsanto Can't Trim MDL Claiming Weedkiller Causes Cancer
• Alaska Mine Clears Enviro Hurdle But Faces An Uphill Battle
• Fast-Food No-Poach Deals May Be Beneficial, DOJ Says
• Leon Panetta In The Courtroom, Langley And Area 51
• PTAB Rejects 'Shotgun' Smart Baking Patent Challenge
• Gig Economy Foe Liss-Riordan Considering Senate Bid
• Ramen Buyers Agree To Swallow Noodle Makers' Antitrust Win
• Australia, Brazil Take On Indian Sugar Subsidies At WTO
• 3 Brexit Scenarios And Their Implications For US-UK Trade
• Crafting Business Plans For Visa Applicants In The Trump Era
• Gottlieb Leaves Vocal Legacy At FDA
• Pathologist Says Monsanto Roundup Likely Caused Cancer
• Hog Waste Stench Award Threatens Agriculture, 4th Circ. Told
• EEOC Can't Get Sanctions Against Food Co. In Sex Bias Suit
• Candy Seller Sugarfina Treated To $2M Settlement In TM Suit
• RJ Reynolds Accused Of Copying Patented E-Cig
• Higher Coke Prices In Theaters Is Legal, Indian Agency Says
• Restaurant Partners Cut Ties With Celeb Chef Batali
• Winn-Dixie Asks Court Not To Kill Mushroom Price-Fix Suit
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Finding A Voice, And A New Home
• NY Life Unit Loans $123M For Austin Mixed-Use Project
• Nutrition Co. Sees Jury Award For Rival Interference Slashed
• State Meat Label Restrictions Face Preemption Challenges
• Publix Promotes Atty To GC As Top Lawyer Plans To Retire
• Wash. AG Moves To Defend Easier No-Poach Legal Standard
• Papa John's Cuts Investor Restrictions In Deal With Founder
• Insurer Seeks Win In Ga. Sports Bar Shooting Coverage Suit
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Duties On Chinese Crawfish Meat
• 3 Potential Taxes Could Gain $200M, NYC Budget Office Says
• FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb Resigns
• Masterpiece Cakeshop Baker, Colo. End LGBT Court Row
• Commerce Must Rethink Tariffs For Food Equipment Parts
• Judging A Book: Willett Reviews 'Guilty Pleasures'
• The Trade Dress Issues Raised By Puma's 'Drive Thru' Shoes
• Peony Grower Wins $1.4M From Grain Co. For Pesticide Drift
• Omni Hotels Must Face 'Optical Illusion' Carpet Injury Suit
• Husch Blackwell Nabs FDA Practice Head From Michael Best
• Coffee Seller Hit With False Labeling Suit Over 'Kona' Blends
• SEC Emphasizes Internal Controls Over Disclosure
• Women In Law Need Equal Treatment, Not Affirmative Action
• Starbucks Evades Consumer Suit Over Labels On Gummies
• In-N-Out Has Beef With Puma Over 'Drive Thru' Shoes
• CBD Market Must Wait For Regulations To Ease In NC
• New Orleans Bars Fight Over 'Huge Ass Beers'
• Mass. High Court Overturns Fine For Bar That Took Kickbacks
• 6th Circ. OKs Buffalo Wild Wings' Win Against Licensee
• Trump Sketches Out Sprawling 2019 Trade Agenda
• Eli Lilly Subsidiary Must Face Chicken Price-Fixing Row
• Dog Owners Say Diamond Pet Foods' Puppy Formula Is Toxic
• Retaliation Against Trump Tariffs Set For WTO Clash
• Tax Appeal Win May Lead To Heartburn For Darden
• Smuckers Unit Says Its Recall Nixes Tainted Pet Food Suits
• Panera Noncompete Dispute Belongs In Del., Mo. Judge Rules
• Will The FDA Bite On CBD Foods? 
• Food Co. Urges New PTAB Panel To Revive Tracking IP Row
• SweeTart Deal OK'd In Artificial Flavors Labeling Row
• NJ Shore Eatery Fined $700K For Overtime, H-2B Violations
• Real Estate Rumors: Palm Beach Newspapers, FCP, State Life
• Visible Diversity Is A Sign Of Organizational Health
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Simple Secrets For Writing A Killer Brief
• A Defense Attorney's Guide To Successfully Arguing Damages
• US Puts UK Food Barriers In Trade Deal Crosshairs