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Food & Beverage - June, 2020

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• Biz Owners Barred For Criminal Past Win PPP Extension
• Fla. Court Lets Caterers Receive Offsite Alcohol Deliveries
• 7th Circ. Clarifies Decision On Standing In Biometric Case
• Worker's Family Pushes To Keep Virus Death Suit In Pa. Court
• La. Legislature OKs Biz Tax Breaks Expansion Amid Virus
• Virus Delays Second Round Of Illinois Marijuana Licenses
• Miss. Marketplace Facilitator Tax Mandate To Start Wednesday
• Instacart Sues To Block Seattle's Gig Worker Hazard Pay
• Feds And Conservation Group Pause Shark Overfishing Suit
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• CBS Seeks To Trim Injured Reporter's Age Discrimination Suit
• 2nd Circ. Sinks Airport Hotel Challenge To Chef's $1M OT Win
• What You Say In Online Mediation May Be Discoverable
• Ex-NFL Star's CBD Drink Co. Says Rival Ripping Off Its Brand
• Pa. Rental Owner Sues Insurer Over Virus Losses
• Why FDA's Proposed Food Standard Principles Are Important
• Del Monte Seeks $16.4M Contempt Fine Against Pineapple Co.
• Key Defense Approaches To 'Other Similar Incident' Evidence
• Nonimmigrant Worker Ban Exceeds Presidential Authority
• Trade Groups Face Antitrust Questions In Pandemic Response
• NJ Justices Nix Tax Exemption For Eatery At College
• Arbitration Pact Rulings Show Signature Snags For Employers
• Loeb, Shumaker Loop Cook Up $100M BurgerFi Merger
• Chinese Investor Sues Grocery GC Over Soured EB-5 Bid
• Canadian Watchdogs Probing Tim Hortons For Privacy Breach
• Biz Groups Get OK To Enter Fight Over Joint Employer Rule
• Unions Slam Las Vegas Resorts Over Handling Of COVID-19
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Legal Battles Resume Post-Lockdown
• Soy Milk Maker Latest Co. Accused Of Vanilla Fraud
• NY Landlords Lose Challenge To Cuomo's Eviction Limits
• Treat Hemp Like Any Other Industry, FinCEN Urges
• 10 Tips For A Successful Remote Arbitration Hearing
• Cos. Must Prep For More DOJ Probes To Protect US Workers
• Justices Refuse To Hear Monster Energy Arbitrator Bias Case
• Juice Heirs Add $7M Fees To $9M Win Against Coke, Monster
• 9 States With COVID-19 Biz Immunity, And 3 That May Follow
• Nasdaq To Delist Luckin Coffee As Executive Shake-Up Brews
• Borden's Ch. 11 Sale Gets OK After Deal Struck To Honor CBA
• Pa. Convenience Store Chain Wants Data Breach Suit Tossed
• Chuck E. Cheese Parent Plans Lender Talks In Ch. 11
• Texas Justices Allow Post-Verdict Arbitration In Cattle Case
• The Week In Bankruptcy: Virus Dominoes Continue To Fall
• No Meat To Tyson 'Prime Pork' False Ad Suit, Judge Says
• Latham-Led Pesticide Group Lands $45M Funding Round
• UK Appellate Rulings Clarify Arbitral Choice Of Law
• Fla. High Court Backs Gov.'s Authority On Pandemic Orders
• 11th Circ. Wants Errors In $28.7M Wine Investor Award Fixed 
• To Achieve Diversity, Law Firms Must Reinvent Hiring Process
• US Farmers Lash Out Against New Chinese COVID-19 Measure
• USMCA's Labor Dispute Tool Raises Hurdles For Mexican Cos.
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Coronavirus Q&A: Fox Rothschild Real Estate Leader
• Wendy's Beats Drive-Thru Access ADA Class Action For Now
• Calif. DoorDash Drivers' Wage Suit Hits Pleading Speed Bump
• Albertsons Rings Up Smaller-Than-Expected $800M IPO
• Trade Court Keeps Revised Mexican Sugar Trade Deals Intact
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• OSHA And CDC Issue Virus Guidance For Seafood Processors
• Underpaid Migrant Farmworkers Were Lured To ICE, Suit Says
• Employers More Likely To Fight Visa Denials Amid Pandemic
• DOI Signs With USDA To Secure Tribal Infrastructure Funding
• Cybersecurity Steps For Law Firms Amid Heightened Risks
• Borrower Insights For Maximizing PPP Loan Forgiveness
• 10 Key Considerations For Commercial Leases After COVID-19
• With Whiskey Hurting, US Floats New Duties On EU Vodka
• Constellation Sells Brandy, Wine Brands In 2 Deals For $385M
• Chuck E. Cheese Hits Ch. 11 Following COVID-19 Closures
• Bayer Offers $400M To Settle Dicamba Suits With Farmers
• Prevagen Maker Inks Deal To Settle Half-Dozen False Ad Suits
• Thryv Dooms Frozen Food Distributor's IPR Appeal
• Ranchers Can't Show Impact Of New Water Rule, EPA Says
• Consider The Lobster Tariffs: Trump Picks New China Fight
• NY Says Shinnecock Rehashing Old Arguments In Fishing Suit
• McDonald's Told To Give Ill. Workers More Virus Protections
• Natural Foods Co. Execs Want To Ax Federal Derivative Suit
• COVID-19 Liability Waivers: What Businesses Should Know
• Trump's Broader Visa Suspension Won't Help US Unemployed
• Ill. Force Majeure Ruling Could Be Problematic For Landlords
• Philly Restaurant Group Sues Insurer For Virus Coverage
• Amazon Can Invest In Deliveroo Despite CMA Flip On Findings
• Cuomo's Eviction Moratorium Went Too Far, Landlords Say
• VAT Cuts Won't Save Economies, Will Burden Businesses
• It's Time For Law Firms To Support Work-From-Home Culture
• Republicans Keep Confirming Unqualified Judicial Nominees
• How Trump Forever Changed Judicial Nominations
• McDonald's Sued Over Virus Outbreak Ordered To Stay Closed
• Ban On Work Visas Could Draw International Blowback
• Pret A Manger 'Natural' Label Is False Advertising, Buyer Says
• Walmart Accused Of Misrepresenting Toddler Formula
• Amazon Wants To Arbitrate COVID-19 Price Gouging Claims
• Kellogg's Customer Falls Short With Vanilla False Ad Suit
• Aldi Will Pay $2M To End Calif. Employees' Overtime Suit
• Chipotle's $3M Worker Break Deal Faces Skeptical Judge
• UK Tribunal Says Liquor Retailer Dodged $8.3M In VAT
• Maui Argues More Study Needed To Resolve Water Permit Row
• Glyphosate Brief Exposes Calif.-Federal Chemical Regs Clash
• Commercial Mortgage Loan Modifications Amid COVID-19
• DoorDash Drivers Fight Uphill Battle To Intervene In $40M Deal
• Lessons From Failed Calif. Bill Protecting Small Biz Tenants
• Tips For Crafting The Perfect Law Firm Alert
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Unusual DOJ Act Helps Latham, Fried Frank Seal $2.8B Deal
• Borden Dairy's Ch. 11 Sale Stalled By Union Contract Dispute
• Nasdaq Serves Luckin Coffee Another Delisting Notice
• Lloyd's Wants Fla. Restaurants' Virus Coverage Suit Tossed
• Red Robin Inks $8.5M Deal In Calif. Rest Break Class Action
• Enviros, Tribes File New Challenges To Trump's Water Rule
• CORRECTED: Monsanto Blocks Calif. Glyphosate Cancer Warning Label
• Real Estate Rumors: Assemblage, Edgewater, Eduardo Pelaez
• Chicken Plant Must Face Del. Landowners' Contamination Suit
• Judging A Book: Elrod Reviews 'Shortlisted'
• Mandatory State Bars Likely To Remain Intact, For Now
• Contract Renegotiation Vs. Litigation In Wake Of COVID-19
• Justices Skip Retroactive IPRs, Doctrine Of Equivalents
• Justices Won't Hear Atty's Challenge To 'Demeaning' Goat IP
• Restaurant Customers Win Final OK Of $4M Deal In TCPA Suit
• Ohio Tomato Grower Loses Bid For 70 Seasonal Visas
• Penn National Says COVID-19 Closures Don't Merit Coverage
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Shell Egg Buyers' Antitrust Suit
• For Distressed M&A, An Alternative To Section 363 Sales
• Pa. Restaurant Says Server Defamed It Over COVID-19 Pay
• Trump To Suspend New Work Visas Through 2020
• Insurers Settle Some Claims In $8.6M Tainted Chicken Suit
• High Court Turns Away Challenge To Tribes' Water Rights Win
• Roundup Atty, Partner Cop To $200M Corporate Extortion Plot
• Trump Admin. To Release Info On Large PPP Loan Recipients
• Workers Defend Ill. Biometric Suit Against Online Gift Retailer
• Grocer Albertsons Leads 2 IPO Launches Totaling $1.45B
• 7th Circ. Says Chubb Has No Duty In Bank's Franchise Row
• Calif. Winemaker Accused Of Lying About Products' Origin
• Farm Exec. Sues DHS Over 'Humiliating' Search, Visa Denial
• China Says It Fixed US Issues With Farm Subsidies
• Palm Steakhouse Family Puts End To Long-Running IP Feud
• Tips For Prenegotiation Letter Agreements In Loan Workouts
• What Vandalism Damage Means For Tenants And Landlords
• M&A Ruling Shows Importance Of Informing Target Boards
• 11 Keys To Success At Remote Mediation
• Eatery Never Made Deal In Yelp Defamation Row, Court Told
• NJ Talc Ruling Is Unlikely To Affect NY's Stance On Daubert
• Hot Air Balloons Face Pesticide Risk, Calif. Farm Tells EPA
• Taxation With Representation: Wilson Sonsini, Rutan, Weil
• Investors Blame Halal Guys Eatery Biz For 'Abysmal' Failure
• Coronavirus Q&A: Allen Matkins' Real Estate Leader
• Real Estate Rumors: Wells, Link Real Estate NYC, Aureole
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Fox In The Henhouse: DOJ Sniffing Around Poultry Industry
• Uber Eats Accused Of Misclassifying Delivery Drivers
• Agency Can't Claw Back Full $1.1B From Afghan Food Deal
• SoCal Edison 'Death Trap' Blamed For Near-Fatal Explosion
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• EPA Lists New Substance As Hazardous Under Clean Air Act
• Outback Steakhouse Settles Manager Overtime Suit
• USDA's COVID-19 Food Aid Limits Can Continue For Now
• Acme Beats Worker's Bias Suit Over Racial Slur On Job
• Ga. Court Revives Suit Over 'Murder Kroger' Store Shooting
• EPA Declines To Regulate Perchlorate In Drinking Water
• Applying Frustration Of Purpose To NY Commercial Leases
• Pandemic Could Bring Student Exodus From Legal Profession
• OSHA Lays Out Road Map For 3-Stage Reopening Plan
• Nestle Can't Duck Slave Labor Claims With 1st Amendment
• OSHA Says Tribal Fishing Co. Must Submit To Regulation
• Saul Ewing Faces 2nd Suit Over Mushroom Antitrust Row
• Largest UK Grocer To Sell Poland Stores, Office For $227M
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Food Packaging Antitrust Suit
• False Ad Suit Over Panera Bagels Is Underbaked, Judge Says
• 7-Eleven Freed From NJ Injury Suit Over Armed Robbery
• EPA Defends Its Revised Dicamba Policy After 9th Circ. Order
• EPA Should Reexamine Fluoridated Water Risks, Judge Says
• Turkey Giants Want To Clip Price-Fixing Suits' Wings
• White Castle Must Face Manager's Fingerprint Scan Suit
• Health Hires: Latham, Fox Rothschild, Saul Ewing
• Feds Unveil Simplified Application For PPP Loan Forgiveness
• Lighthizer Says China Likely To Meet Trade Deal Benchmarks
• Pablo Escobar's Family Hits Rapper 2 Chainz With TM Suit
• Green Groups Threaten To Sue US Over Bistate Sage Grouse
• Consider Short-Term Lease Workouts For Commercial Tenants
• Dairy Co-Op Fights Suit Over Piece Of $433M Dean Foods Buy
• Pa. Meat Plant Says OSHA Should Handle Virus Death Claims
• How To Handle Congressional Queries On COVID-19 Relief
• The Privilege Implications Of Using Online Collaboration Tools
• New Cases Bring Lessons On Video Surveillance Preservation
• Trump Has No Power To Rescind Fishing Ban, Greens Say
• TTAB Rejects CBD Trademark, Citing Food Safety Laws
• Eatery Says COVID-Caused 'Loss Of Use' Is Physical Damage
• Bodybuilder Testifies Rival Stole 'Fit Kitchen' TM
• Tuna Cos. Ask 9th Circ. To Undo Price-Fixing MDL Class Cert.
• 6th Circ. Says Domino's Can Kick No-Poach Suit To Arbitration
• USTR Plans To Hold Mexico's Feet To Fire Under Trade Deal
• Ill. McDonald's Managers Say Virus Safety A 'Constant' Talk
• EPA Risk Assessment Director Stands By Fluoridated Water
• Powell Says Fed Keeping Its Aim Broad With Lending Powers
• Candy Giants Prevail In Child Labor Warning Suits At 1st Circ.
• DoorDash Misclassifies Its 'Dasher' Drivers, San Fran DA Says
• La. House OKs Expanding Biz Tax Breaks For Virus Recovery
• Ex-Bumble Bee CEO Gets Over 3 Years For Tuna Price-Fixing
• First Pa. COVID-19 Class Suit Against Insurer Dropped
• JAMS Wants Justices To Take Up Monster Arbitrator Bias Case
• McDonald's Franchise Hit With Suit Over COVID-19 Outbreak
• Confronting Mental Distress In The Legal Profession
• 9th Circ. Won't Pause Tuna Price-Fixing Case
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Investor Says Beef With Burger King Should Stay In Fla.
• Suit Says Turbine Co. Owes $291M For Seized Cuban Port Use
• California Contract Ruling Should Concern Cannabis Cos.
• Counsel Who Care: How Attys Are Helping During A Crisis
• How USPTO Examiner Type Affects Patents: Part 2
• Insurer Says COVID-19 Loss Claims Void If Eateries Are Open
• McDonald's Managers Say Workers Get Virus Safety Training
• EPA Experts Say Fluoride Not Shown Toxic At Low Levels
• Choice Hotels Made $61M On 2019 Kickbacks, Hoteliers Say
• EEOC's Race Bias Suit Against BBQ Joint Gets Trimmed
• Insurance Broker Tries To Duck Restaurant's COVID Loss Suit
• What's Missing From The PPP Flexibility Act
• State Powers Vs. Fundamental Rights During COVID-19
• Limited Killing Of Grizzly Bears In Grazing Areas OK'd
• Litigation Finance Investments Are Not Risk-Free Loans
• Real Estate Rumors: Centerstate, Fairstead, Crescent Heights
• Hines Venture Lands $182M MetLife Loan For Calif. Complex
• Greenberg Traurig-Led Produce Freshness Co. Nabs $150M
• Tobacco Supplier Pyxus Hits Ch. 11 Amid 'Perfect Storm'
• Nestle Denied Win In Coffee-Mate False Ad Suit
• Austria Slashing VAT For Restaurants, Tourism And Culture
• How White Privilege Helped Me Succeed In BigLaw
• Bernstein, Kessler Win Lead In Luckin Suit After Fiery Fight
• EPA Defends Safety Of Fluoridated Drinking Water At Trial
• Sam's Club, Tramontina Escape Wolfgang Puck Cookware Suit
• Hotels In Pandemic Freefall Struggle To Avoid Default
• USTR Gives Acting Agriculture Assistant Permanent Status
• Safeway Escapes Whistleblower's Drug Price Suit
• 9th Circ. Judge Doubts General Mills False Label Claims
• Giant Eagle Mask Suits Should Stay Separate, Customer Says
• Green Groups Ask 9th Circ. To Force Immediate Herbicide Ban
• Cafe's Revised $3.2M Biometric Privacy Deal Gets Initial Nod
• Tribe, Activists Sue EPA Over Lower Water Quality Standards
• The COVID-19 Arguments Cos. Are Making In M&A Litigation
• Lessons On Force Majeure Application From Past Crises
• NJ Blocks Town From Defying Virus Ban On Indoor Dining
• Hospitality Industry Has Stiff Competition For Virus Relief
• Pa. Eatery Argues COVID-19 Insurance Exclusions Are Invalid
• Rutan & Tucker, Winston & Strawn Guide $482M Food Co. Deal
• Food Distributor Retains Cash Cutoff Trigger In Ch. 11
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• DSM Boosts Animal Gut Health Biz With €980M Erber Deal
• Yum Brands Says Grubhub Broke Deal For Special Services
• SBA Sued Over Criminal History Bar For Biz Relief Loans
• Will Antitrust Enforcers Take Bite Out Of $7.3B Grubhub Deal?
• Anheuser To Shed Hawaii Brewery To Placate Regulators
• Congress Must Create More Private Rights Of Action
• Keys To A Thriving Biz Development Culture At Your Law Firm
• Calif. Commercial Lease Hardship Bill May Be Unconstitutional
• Landry's, Morton's Get Reprieve In Houston Restaurant Fight
• Hard Seltzer Trademark Battle Kicks Off At 5th Circ.
• Abating Pandemic Keeps 'Varsity Blues' Moms Prison-Bound
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• AB InBev Wants Contract Row With Alcoa In Arbitration
• Biz Groups Look To Enter Fight Over DOL Joint Employer Rule
• How Private Equity Investment Can Benefit Rural America
• Groups Say US Must Push Mexico To Protect Porpoise
• Deals Rumor Mill: Rackspace Technology, Airbnb, Hovis
• McDonald's Workers In Virus Suit Say Safety Signs Ineffective
• USDA's COVID-19 Food Aid Limits May Be Right, Judge Says
• Advocates Too Late To Stop Salmon Fishing, Court Says
• EPA Scientist Testifies Animal Studies Point To Fluoride Risks
• Tyson Foods Cooperating With DOJ In Price-Fixing Probe
• Post Wants Sugar Cereal Class Decertified
• Grocers Urge 9th Circ. Not To Pause Tuna Price-Fixing Case
• 6 Firms Advise As Just Eat Gobbles Up Grubhub In $7.3B Deal
• Competitors Question Deliveroo's Need For Amazon Deal
• Insurer Won't Defend Burger King Franchisee In BIPA Row
• Restaurants' Proposed $120B In Virus Grants Gains Traction
• How Video Mediation Can Help Us Serve Clients Better
• Estimating Wrongful Termination Damages Amid COVID-19
• Papa Murphy's Investors' Merger Suit Dismissed, For Now
• Buyer Says Muscle Supplements Contain Carcinogen
• 7th Circ. BIPA Ruling May Alter Section 15(a) Cases In Illinois
• 4th Circ. Won't Kick Applebee's FLSA Claims To Arbitration
• Coronavirus Q&A: Becker & Poliakoff's Real Estate Leader
• Avoid Claims Of Bankruptcy Fraud Amid Creditor Scrutiny
• Senate Dems Want 2nd Round Of PPP Loans For Small Biz
• Major Restaurant Food Distributor Hits Ch. 11 Amid Pandemic
• Mental Health Efforts Will Support Diversity In Legal Industry
• Fluoride In Water Is 'Endangering' Children's IQs, Judge Told
• COVID Suits Test 'Public Nuisance' Claim In Workplace Cases
• Rabbinical Council Wins $1M Kosher Trademark Dispute
• Grubhub Hit With Injury Suit After Driver Runs Over Woman
• Real Estate Rumors: Bacardi, Amazon, Butters Construction
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• ITC Shatters Hopes For Duties On Chinese Glassware
• How The Gov't Is Cracking Down On PPP Fraud
• State Of Enviro Enforcement After Trump's Deregulatory Order
• Greens Say Trump Infrastructure Order Puts Species At Risk
• Ex-Starbucks Worker Steamed Over 'Confusing' COBRA Info
• ConAgra Gets Win In Suit Over Exploding PAM Can
• 'Varsity Blues' Feds Say Hot Pockets Heiress Can't Skip Prison
• Valuing Firms In A World Of Pandemic-Induced Bankruptcies
• Bull Semen Co. Boosts Win Against Rival To $11M In IP Row
• Edible Arrangements Raises Stink Over 1-800-Flowers' Fruit
• Borden's Ch. 11 Bonuses OK'd As Judge Scolds Stakeholders
• TGI Friday's, Utz Crunch 'Potato Skins' False Ad Suit
• Heinz Beats Sauce Maker's TM Suit Over 'Mayochup'
• Commerce Retracts Anti-Dumping Duty On German Steel Kegs
• Advocates Say Fluoride Harms Infants As Trial Opens
• Maui Ready To Keep Fighting In Clean Water Act Case
• Pa. Restaurants, Dentist Join Surge Seeking Virus Coverage
• Ruby Tuesday Hit With $2.5M Suit Over Closure Due To Virus
• EPA Cancels Approval Of Dicamba Pesticide
• EU Approves Elanco's $7.6B Bayer Animal Biz Buy
• Le Pain Quotidien Adds $1.4M To Ch. 11 Loan For Rent Tab
• EPA Agrees To Drinking Water Standards Timeline
• Native Hospital Blasts Agency For Blocking Fishing Complaint
• Civility Could Be Litigators' New Normal Even Post-Pandemic
• Coffee Pod Co. Can't Use High Court Ruling To Get New Trial
• Insurance Broker Can't Dodge Seafood Co.'s Crab Loss Suit
• Investors Accuse Curaleaf Of Downplaying Stock Drop Claims
• Law360's Tort Report: COVID-19 Biz Immunity Laws Passed
• 3 Lingering Opportunity Zone Questions Amid The Pandemic
• Law Firms Must Beware Risks In Nontraditional Financing
• Trump Lifts Obama's Fishing Restrictions In Marine Monument
• 'The Government Said I Could' As A Defense During COVID-19
• Sanctions Urged In Bid To Get Romania To Fulfill $356M Award
• Taxation With Representation: White, Kirkland, Skadden
• Baked Goods Co. Inks $7.6M Deal To End Distributors' OT Suit
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Publishers, Vodka Co. Head To Court
• Bipartisan Bill Seeks PPP Access Despite Criminal Records
• Nestle Ducks Suit Over 'Fake' White Chocolate Chips
• Cos. Must Prepare For COVID-19 Workers' Comp Claims
• Attys Bag Over $1M From $2.5M McCormick Slack-Fill Deal
• A Creative Strategy For Repaying PPP Loans
• Utz Valued At $1.56B In Go-Public Deal Led By Cozen, Kirkland
• Health Hires: Epstein Becker, Clyde & Co., Prevail
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Without Stay, Tuna Giants Say They Face Antitrust Pile-On
• Ill. McDonald's Workers Say Safety Concerns Persist At Work
• Williams-Sonoma Sees AI Murder Defense In Amazon IP Claim
• Domino's Patent Win 'Profoundly Wrong,' Justices Told
• Seneca Sued Over Philly Restaurant's Virus Closure Losses
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Albertsons Sued Over COVID-19 Toilet Paper Price-Gouging
• Caremark Precedent Should Inform Boards' COVID-19 Duties
• Coronavirus Q&A: Berger Singerman's Paul Singerman
• 2 Tested Alternatives To Unavoidable Court Delays
• Minn. Ruling Represents Sensible Stance On Legal Finance
• Alaska Agency Rejects Native Hospital's Ask To Block Fishing
• Real Estate Rumors: Brookfield, 312 Food Corp., Klovern
• Investment Group Mercato Closes $90M Restaurant Fund
• Senate Sends PPP Loan Flexibility To Trump's Desk
• 9th Circ. Nixes EPA Approval Of Dicamba Herbicides
• Bipartisan Pair Of Sens. Want More Disclosures On PPP Loans
• Mondelez Didn't Abandon 'Chiclets' Trademark, TTAB Says
• Ex-Bumble Bee CEO Fights Feds' 10-Year Sentence Bid
• Siemens Beats Suit Over $90M Water Contract With Miss. City
• CBD Co. Strikes Deal In Shareholder Insider Trading Suit
• Bank Groups Push Auto Forgiveness For Some PPP Loans
• Monster Asks High Court To Weigh In On Arbitrator Bias
• 2nd Circ. Says Atty's 'Egregious' Move Required New OT Trial
• Liberty Sues Wesco For Denying Stop & Shop Coverage
• EPA Must Update Oil Spill Response Plans Under CWA Rules
• Aurora Cannabis To Sell Alcohol Retailer Stake For $20.5M
• 5 Environmental Regulations To Watch For This Summer
• Perdue Accused Of Violating Waste Limits At Slaughterhouse
• Best Practices For A Paperless Law Practice
• Pilgrim's Pride CEO, Other Execs Charged With Fixing Prices
• Wash. Lodges 1st State Suit Over Tuna Price-Fixing
• McDonald's Can't Dodge Ill. Workers' COVID-19 Safety Suit
• Judge Says 'Glaring Deficiencies' Derail Olam's $4.5M OT Deal
• DOL Can't Skirt States' Effort To Sink Joint Employer Rule
• Monsanto Says $78M Roundup Verdict Barred By Federal Law
• Top Dog In Fight To Lead Luckin Suit Exits After Fraud Query
• CBD Oil Co. Faces Claims Its Product Cost Customer His Job
• Papa John's Wants Out Of Renewed #MeToo Investor Suit
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• 5 Ways A Special IG Can Combat Crisis Relief Fraud
• Lawyers Must Address Racial Injustice With Radical Candor
• Monster Energy Sued By Rival Over Product 'Knock-Offs'
• Tribes Ask For Quick Win In Puget Sound Fishing Dispute
• Counsel Who Care: How Attys Are Helping During A Crisis
• Carrefour To Bag Taiwanese Market Co. For $108M
• Insurer Wants COVID-19 Coverage Case Back In Federal Court
• Franzia Settles Trademark Fight Over 'Buttery' Chardonnay
• JPMorgan Can't Nix Fresh Market Sale Suit, But Cravath Exits
• Blank Check Co. Negotiating Deal With Global Cannabis Corp.
• Walmart Can't Stick A Fork In Shopper's Overcharge Beef
• Consumers Say Co. Touts More CBD Than It Delivers
• Coronavirus Q&A: Cohen Milstein's Tort Litigation Chair
• NJ Dunkin' Donuts Stores Escape Bakery's Antitrust Suit
• Seed Co. Gets Award For Stolen Trade Secret Upped To $9M
• Tribe Can't Block Irrigation Plan In Its Bid To Protect Salmon
• Calif. Appeals Court Revives Anheuser-Busch Pricing Suit
• How Lawyers Can Network Better, Virtually And In Person
• Practical Tips For Presenting Your Case To Litigation Funders
• Adapting To Worker-Friendly City Laws Prompted By Virus
• Real Estate Rumors: Investors Bank, Investcorp, Omninet
• Coronavirus Q&A: Goulston Real Estate Leaders