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Food & Beverage - May, 2021

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• Law360 Names 2021's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Chancery Orders Redo Of Arguments Heard By Ex-Chancellor
• Wash. District Court Tosses Scores Of Virus Coverage Suits
• Art Biz Brings COVID-19 Coverage Suit To The 4th Circuit
• Whole Foods BLM Mask Suit Must Be Revived, 1st Circ. Told
• 6th Circ. Blocks SBA's COVID-19 Loan Priority For Minorities
• GOP Introduces Bill That Would Ban Federal Vaccine Passport
• US Bars Chinese Fishing Co. Over Forced Labor At Sea
• Gov't, Alaska Say Fishing Won't Harm Protected Orcas
• Meatpacker Didn't Give Union Serious Offer, NLRB Judge Says
• Caffe Nero Can't Stop Landlord's Challenge To Restructuring
• 5 Tips To Help Your 2021 Summer Associates Succeed
• Cincinnati Wins Ax Of Mich. Restaurants' Virus Coverage Suit
• Publix, EEOC Agree To End Bias Suit Over Dreadlocks
• Hain Urges JPML Not To Group Baby Food Suits
• Insurer Needn't Defend Foreman In Wegmans Injury Suit
• IP Forecast: Cell Giants To Defend Wireless Tech In EDTX
• Denny's Hit With Mass. Class Claims Over Underpaid Wages
• Panel Hears 3 Venue Options For Crop Inputs MDL
• Ore. Judge Says All Or Nothing On Distiller Job Change Order
• Magistrate Backs 'Approximation' For Domino's Driver Costs
• Sympathetic Judge Won't Review Restaurants' COVID-19 Case
• Firms Should Use Surveys To Make Smart Legal Tech Choices
• 5th Circ. Says 1 Text Message Enough To Prop Up TCPA Suit
• Insurer Says Liquor Store's Lies Rule Out Robbery Suit Duty
• Insurer Drops Coverage Opposition After BIPA Case Is Nixed
• Oberweis Dairy Hit With Biometric Finger Scan Claims
• Amazon's Top Deals Show Urge For Multi-Industry Domination
• US Pushes To Address Forced Labor In WTO Fisheries Deal
• Houston Hotspot Crawfish & Noodles Sues 'Inferior' Impostor
• Insurer Calls Brunch Chain's Virus Argument 'A Mockery'
• Instant Pot Maker Pressured Over Ga. Discovery Delay
• Insurance Ruling Clarifies Excess Coverage For Opioid Suits
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Location Is Central
• Mondelez Scoops Up European Snack Biz Chipita For $2B
• Bellagio, Ex-Worker End Suit Over 'Fat Andy' Sign
• Pa. Judge Grants Virus Coverage To Pittsburgh Tavern
• McDonald's Owed No Duty For BIPA Suits, Insurer Says
• Food Importer's COVID Suit Over Lost Inventory Is Tossed
• Judge Revisits Grocer's Defense Dispute Over Opioid Injury
• Don't Forget Due Diligence In Race For Lateral Associate Hires
• Burns Scalo GC On The Hunger For Life Sciences Real Estate
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Biden Seeks 1st Legal Ruling Under N. America Trade Deal
• Panera Wants Pagan Worker's Discrimination Suit Arbitrated
• Kroger Asks 6th Circ. To Toss Teamsters Arbitration Order
• EPA Slammed By Watchdog For Politicized Herbicide Review
• PF Chang's Hit With Tipped Workers' Minimum Wage Suit
• Wawa Managers Can't Get Class Cert. On OT Claims
• Tyson 1st To Settle In Turkey Price-Fix Case With $4.6M Deal
• Applebee's Settles Trademark Suit Over 'Vampire' Cocktails
• Simon Property Can't Stop Discovery In Tenants' Fraud Suit
• Hotels, Restaurants Can't Revive $40M Virus Coverage Suit
• High Court Won't Review Grocery Chain's 'Sprout' TM Win
• Food Co. Hits Insurer With $5.5M Suit Over Kale Salad Recall
• Earlier Mo. Case Can't Save Restaurants' COVID Coverage Suit
• China Trade Secret Ruling Shows US Cos. Path To Protection
• Drug Co. Says Emory Prof Backing False Probiotic Claims
• LoanCore Lends $64M For Los Angeles Shopping Center
• Addressing Environmental Justice As Part Of ESG Initiatives
• Insurers Avoid Landlord's COVID-19 Suit For Unpaid Rents
• ​​​​​​​UK Hones Retaliation Against US Metal Tariffs Post-Brexit
• Meatpacker Strikes $5.5M Deal In EEOC's Muslim Bias Suit
• Brewery Settles £1.7M COVID Lockdown Suit With RSA
• Winemaker Says He Does Not Have Money For $29M Award
• Insurers Want Off The Hook In Washington Fishing Dispute
• Texas Justices Say Atty Media Statements Not Protected
• Pepsi Didn't Steal Super Bowl Ad, 2nd Circ. Affirms
• 11th Circ. Says Farmworkers' Errands Likely Compensable
• Judge Nixes 'No Rehire' Provision In NY BBQ Chain FLSA Deal
• Ky. Real Estate Agents Indicted For Rigging Farmland Auction
• Lessons In Civility From The Alex Oh Sanctions Controversy
• Bad Burger Case Serves Up New Civil Mistrial Rule In Mass.
• NY Judge Affirms Sanctions Against Fisher Phillips Attys
• Byron Allen Hits McDonald's With $10B Ad Racial Bias Suit
• Industry Tells 9th Circ. No Cancer Warning For Glyphosate
• NLRB Official Orders Coke Bottler Vote By Mail Due To Virus
• 9th Circ. Urged To Rethink Tuna Buyers' Class Decertification
• Airline Caterer to Pay $420K To End OT Wages Suit
• DOJ Expands Poultry Probe With 2nd Corp. Indictment
• DC Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over $42M Empire Wind Lease
• Diamond Pet Foods Can't Outrun Toxic Ingredients Suit
• Biz Record Admissibility Rule Must Adapt To An ESI World
• Latham, Weil Serve Up Vegan Giant Oatly's $1.4B IPO
• Illinois Ruling Clarifies Ch. 7 Substantial Contribution Claims
• Eatery Can't Block COVID-19 Loan Priority For Minorities
• Fla. Eatery Seeks 11th Circ. Review Of Virus Coverage Suit
• In Reversal, Crop Supply Antitrust Suits Paused For JPML
• Coke Bottler Asks Full 6th Circ. To Toss Arbitration Order
• Australia, Canada Reach Deal On Imported Wine Sales
• Romania Says It Already Paid Swedish Food Investors' Award
• Real Estate Rumors: Aimco, St. John, Tower Management
• Sens. Pitch Bill To Regulate CBD Products In Food And Drink
• Lessons From COVID Securities Rulings On Dismissal Bids
• Ex-Coke GC Bradley Gayton Added To Tax Software Co. Board
• Instant Brands Hit With Sanctions Over Discovery Failures
• Bacardi Beats £51M Claim From Rival Over Soured Deal
• Panera Franchisee Can't Saddle EEOC With $1.1M Atty Fee
• Barnes & Thornburg Escapes Doc Bid In Food App Fight
• Feds' Oversight Found Lacking On Energy-Saving Deal
• McD's Franchisees' $3M Deductions Nixed In Australia Court
• CBD Labeling Suit Doesn't Need To Wait On FDA Guidance
• Pa. Judge Won't Toss Stores' Suit Seeking Tow Row Coverage
• Justices Must Weigh Class Cert. Denial Stats In Goldman Case
• Uber Can't Force Arbitration In Ga. Suit Over Customer Murder
• What's In A 'Beer'? Corona Owners Battle Over Definition
• Incentivizing Customers In States Banning Vaccine Passports
• Kasowitz Real Estate Litigation Leader Sees Rise In Activism
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Judge Fletcher Makes Way For 4th Biden Vacancy On 9th Circ.
• Judging A Book: Rodriguez Reviews 'When Machines Can Be Judge'
• NLRB Says Restaurant Can't Duck Rehire Order Amid Appeal
• Blue Diamond's $2.6M Deal Over Vanilla Gets Court's OK
• Skadden, Weil Rep $2.5B Convenience Store Supply Purchase
• Indian Banks Can Ax Security In Beer Tycoon's Bankruptcy
• Bodum Unit Launches Latest French Press IP Battle In UK
• Simon Property 'Deathly Afraid' Of Discovery, Judge Told
• 'By Chloe' Chef Says Pryor Cashman Aided Eatery Takeover
• Progressives Say Trump Changes Hindered Regulatory Portal
• Judge Slams Chilean Wine Co. For Not Fulfilling $29M Award
• High Court Won't Hear Whether Arthrex Applies To TTAB
• Law360's Tort Report: Suit Over Chris Cornell's Suicide Settles
• Strip Clubs Sue SBA For Access To Restaurant Relief Funds
• Insurer Fights Seafood Chain's Virus Appeal To Mass. Justices
• Instacart's Texas Image Scrape Suit Sent To California
• Chobani Hit With Suit Over 'Complete Nutrition' Claims
• 7-Eleven Sparks FTC Uproar With Close Of Speedway Deal
• Feds Push For Normal China Tariff Collection During Suit
• Bowling Biz Strikes At Insurers With COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Restaurants Fight Grubhub Settlement In False Ad Suit
• Ecolab Inks $2.5M OT Deal With Dozens Of Workers
• ITC Moves Forward With Indian Soybean Meal Inquiry
• 2nd Circ. Nixes $6M Award In Restaurant Workers' FLSA Suit
• Pa. Judge Won't Dispense COVID-19 Coverage To Vending Co.
• Ga. BBQ Joint Can't Claim COVID Shutdown As Physical Loss
• 5 Steps For Law Firms Rethinking Flexible Work Post-COVID
• 'Public Benefit' Corporate Model Is Making Inroads
• Hain Baby Food Heavy Metal Suits Consolidated
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Faegre, Hogan Drive $1.2B Deal For Tyson's Pet Treats Biz
• Farms Denied Quick Win In Winn-Dixie's Price-Fixing Suit
• NJ Eatery's Bid To Duck Virus Exclusion Meets Skepticism
• Bayer Tells Ill. Court Farmers' Antitrust Suits Must Go To Mo.
• Real Estate Rumors: Katz, Nimbus, Shoma
• Fla. Bar Owner's COVID-19 Coverage Suit Shown The Door
• What Cos. Must Know About New Sesame Allergen Labeling
• Grain Co. Cracked Down After Union Drive, NLRB Judge Says
• Trader Joe's Worker's Posts Were Fireable, NLRB Atty Says
• Retail Giants Say Fake Evidence Nixes Damages In TM Case
• Don't Let Insurer Expand Ruling's Reach In MDL, Court Told
• Pascua Yaqui Leads Tribes Seeking Trump-Era CWA Reversal
• Judge Halts Crab Harvest In SC Wildlife Refuge
• NLRB Says Acting GC Could Drop Case Against Teamsters
• Wawa Gets Employee Pay Claims Trimmed In Data Breach Suit
• Mo. Judge Tosses Taco Restaurant's COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Challenging Class Cert. When Plaintiffs Missed 'False' Ad
• Virus-Related Chancery Rulings Show High Bar For M&A Exits
• Keep Forced Labor Out Of Supply Chains As Scrutiny Rises
• Bumble Bee Drops From Tuna MDL, But Attys Can't Buzz Off
• Real Estate Rumors: Homestead, Buccini/Pollin, Monarch
• Biden Pick For EPA Water Chief Sounds Collaborative Tone
• Miami Beach Liquor Store Fights Atty Fee Award For City
• Hotel Owner Asks 8th Circ. To Revive Virus Coverage Bid
• Judge's Rebuke Of Mass. AG Has Lessons For All Attorneys
• Mass. Grocers Hit With Almost $1M In Citations Over Wages
• 6th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Burger King Credit Card Receipt Suit
• NJ Farm Banned From H-2A Visa Program For 3 Years
• Businesses Take COVID-19 Coverage Fights To 9th Circ.
• La. Restaurants Win Bid To Send Virus Suit To State Court
• Latham-Led Vegan Co. Oatly Launches Plans For $1.4B IPO
• Liebowitz Escapes 'Overly Punitive' Atty Fee Bid In Pa. Case
• Atty Says Girardi Was Part Of Chiquita Terror-Funding MDL
• Quaker Oats Fights Rehiring Worker Accused Of Racist Taunt
• WTO Members Inch Closer To Fisheries Subsidies Deal
• Union Seeks To Enforce Award Finding Virus Isn't 'Act Of God'
• Instacart Settles Fired Worker's FMLA Suit
• 26 More Flint Water Victims Object To $641M Settlement
• Convenience Store Says Towing Tiff Triggers 'Accident' Policy
• Aramark Stiffed Workers Of Pay, School Cook Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Morgan, Chetrit, Wells Fargo
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• 'By Chloe' Chef Says PE Firms Tried To 'Milk' Her IP For Profit
• Trade Group Backs Legal Sea Foods In Virus Insurance Appeal
• Pepsi Must Cover Med Pot Costs After NJ High Court Ruling
• Evaluating Insurance Options In Light Of Suez Canal Blockage
• Font Considerations To Give Your Legal Briefs An Edge
• DC Circ. Won't Rehear Ranchers' Suit Over Tribe Water Rights
• Blue Apron Investor Deal Lands Plaintiff Attys $3.3M
• Biden's Conservation Goals Leave Much To The Imagination
• Clint Eastwood Seeks Default Win In CBD Fraud Suit
• Judge Rejects DOL Opinion On Delivery Drivers' Expenses
• Chase Wins $20M In Landry's Data Breach Suit
• Make Profitability Management Part Of Your Law Firm Culture
• TTAB Says 'Dank' Beer Is Too Descriptive For TM
• Kirkland, Winston Lead $1.35B SPAC Deal For Food Tech Biz
• Class Counsel Seek $10.3M In Fees From $31M Keurig Deal
• Fired Worker Says In-N-Out Didn't Follow Virus Protocols
• Oregon Distillery Must Resume Talks With Teamsters
• Insurer Escapes Pandemic Coverage For Chicago Businesses
• How D&O Coverage Fits Into Diversity Claim Mitigation
• McCormick Inks $3M Deal In 'Natural' Spices Labeling Suit
• Boar's Head Made Illegal Promises To Deter Union, NLRB Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Arbor, LCOR, BET Investments
• Ala. Judge Advances Restaurants' COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Insurer Wants Civil Authority Claims Tossed In COVID-19 MDL
• Judge Won't Combine Chiquita Terror Suits Already In MDL
• California Grocers Change Strategy Over City's 'Hero Pay' Law
• NBA's Toronto Raptors Beat Monster Energy In Logo TM Fight
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Wawa Can't Close Out Financial Institutions' Data Breach Suit
• Baltimore Presses Biden For Essential Worker Citizenship
• 9th Circ. Says National Forest Cattle Grazing Permits Lawful
• Iowa Eatery's COVID-19 Losses Barred By Virus Exclusion
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Scope, Evaluation Criterion, Privity
• Pot Co. Can't Sell Nerds Knockoff, Calif. Judge Says
• Orcas Threatened By Alaska Commercial Fishing, Group Says
• Airport Food Workers Urge Cert. In Timecard Adjustments Suit
• 4 Trends In Discoverability Of Litigation Funding Documents
• Retailers Fight For Coverage In Ohio COVID Class Action
• DOL Moves To Make Longer Stays Harder For Herders
• Trump-Era Tariff Angst Hasn't Gone Away Under Biden
• NLRB Official Expands Unit At Kosher Food Store
• Insurance Trade Groups Say COVID-19 Losses Aren't Covered
• Wonderful Pistachios Sues Nut Rival Over Green Packaging
• Even With Tweak, Workers Fight $12M Wawa Data Breach Deal
• Beer Co. Says Arbitrator Ignored CBA In Rehiring Order
• Ill. Papa John's Franchisee Accused Of Shorting Drivers
• Jury Says Burger King Franchisee Owes $2M In ADA Suit
• Latham, Duane Morris Lead Carlyle's $300M REIT Financing
• 2 Firms Edge Out Peers As IPO Market Endures SPAC Slump
• 'Creativity' Can't Save Fla. Restaurant's COVID Coverage Suit
• Insurer Says Wendy's Owners' $40M Virus Loss Not Covered
• Ex-Worker Says Food Co. Can't Escape Hand Scan Suit
• Real Estate Cos. More Optimistic Amid Vaccine Rollout
• Split 6th Circ. Won't Wipe Out Coke Labor Arbitration Order
• Kirkland Hires ESG Partner From Latham & Watkins
• Insurers Burn Cookware Co.'s Coverage Bid In Frying Pan Suit
• Gov't Closure Orders, Not Virus, Caused Losses, 7th Circ. Told
• Meat Delivery Service Settles EEOC's Race Bias Suit
• Ex-Coke Atty Becomes Interim CLO At Cannabis Giant Tilray
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Seafood Chain Asks Mass. Justices To Weigh Virus Coverage
• 7 Lessons For Young Lawyers Starting Their Careers
• Corteva Wants Pesticide Use Allowed During EPA Review
• 9th Circ. Declines To Review Impossible's Fake Meat Colorant
• Hotels, Hospitality Union Urge Passage Of COVID-19 Relief Bill
• Skittles Maker Claims Hemp Co. Violated Its Trademark
• Florida Gov. Signs Bill Banning Vaccine Passports
• Fla. Farm Bill Ripped As Sly Attack On Sugar Industry Suits
• Nestlé's Flavored Sparkling Water Lacks Fruit, Buyers Say
• Ore. Ranchers Want DC Circ. Rehearing On Tribe Water Rights
• Hiring Plans Won't Delay Doughnut Shop Workers' Union Vote
• More Suits Allege Herbicide Paraquat Causes Parkinson's
• DC Judge Says Challenge To DEA Hemp Rule In Wrong Court
• Poultry Execs Can't Get More Info From Prosecutors
• Real Estate Rumors: RedSky, Morgan Stanley, Skywood
• House Panel Examines FLSA's Racial Impact On Workers
• USPTO Refusal To Register Cannabis TMs Hurts Public
• What Value-Added Tax Might Look Like In The US
• Chubb Says Physical Damage Absent In COVID Coverage Suit
• Alamo Drafthouse Gets OK For $21M Sale To Creditors
• Ohio Cheese Producer Settles Preshift Wages Row