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Food & Beverage - January, 2022

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• Elite Trial Lawyer Switches Sides To A Changing Plaintiffs Bar
• Wegmans Whips Vanilla Cake Mix False Ad Suit, For Now
• Fight Real Estate Defaults With Proactive Bankruptcy Filings
• Securities Litigation Trends To Watch This Year
• Pizza Hut Franchisee Underpaid Drivers' Expenses, Suit Says
• Keys To Keeping Law Firm Talent Amid The Great Resignation
• Real Estate Rumors: Fifth Third Bank, Aldi, Tristar
• Nerds, SweeTarts Maker Gets Consent Win In Pot Candy Row
• Judge Tosses Philadelphia-Area Diner's Virus Coverage Suit
• Yelp Execs Ink $18M Deal To End Investor Suit Over Ad Woes
• Ga. Judge Frees Execs From $4.2M Kratom Products IP Fight
• Brand Battles: Anheuser-Busch Faces 'Boxology' TM Fight
• Relentless Catastrophes Push Insurance Industry To Change
• Real Estate Rumors: BH Capital, Weintraub, Kushner
• Shooting Victim Defends Counterclaim Over $17M Verdict
• Pa. Businesses Fight Cincinnati's Bid To Sink Virus Suit
• Food Giant ADM Sues Tech Exec Over Move To Green Plains
• Pa. Worker Claims He Was Fired For Medical Pot Use
• Shimao Group Selling Shanghai Hyatt Hotel For $704M
• Strategies For Coping With Stress In The Legal Profession
• Tennessee Kroger Property Overvalued, ALJ Says
• Climate Change Swells Crop Insurance Payouts, Report Says
• The Term: Breyer's Legacy And The Nomination To Come
• Breyer Retiring As Supreme Court Lurches Right
• 2nd Circ. Says Grocer Doesn't Owe $58M To Union Fund
• Chicken Of The Sea Buyers Win OK Of $40M Price-Fix Deals
• Real Estate Rumors: Lennar, Jubao Xie, Calmwater Capital
• Labor Must Face Trimmed H-2B Wage Rule Challenge
• Customer Drops Claims Uber Eats Overcharged Sales Tax
• AGs Ask OSHA For Climate Change Heat Standards
• What You Need To Know About Judge Jackson
• Biden At His Side, Justice Breyer Announces Retirement
• IRS Agents Can't Escape Meatpackers' Immigration Raid Suit
• Campbell's Foe Seeks Do-Over Of PTAB Win Under Arthrex
• Democrats Plan Swift Confirmation Of Breyer Successor
• Court Guts Farmer's Suit Over Biden Loan Relief Program
• No Antitrust Immunity For Mushroom Co-Op In Winn-Dixie Suit
• Shkreli Ruling Pokes Holes In Keurig Defense, Rivals Say
• Tyson Asks 5th Circ. To Keep COVID-19 Death Suits Federal
• Meet The Possible Nominees For Justice Breyer's Seat
• What Starbucks Union Efforts May Mean For Service Industry
• How AI Can Transform Crisis Management In Litigation
• Scope, Circumvention, New Shippers: Key Rule Changes
• 'Just Do Your Job': Justice Breyer's Legacy Of Pragmatism
• Insurer Says Dairy Isn't Covered In Biometric Privacy Suit
• Viterra Buys Grains Biz From Marubeni Unit For $1.1B
• Coverage For Eatery's Pandemic Losses Barred By Exclusion
• 5 Breyer Opinions You Need To Know
• Zurich Seeks Dismissal Of Qdoba's Virus Coverage Claims
• Justice Breyer To Retire From High Court
• Romania Can't Pay $356M Award, Europe's Top Court Says
• Monster Wants Quarles & Brady DQ'd From False Ad Row
• Real Estate Rumors: Related, Pollo Campero, Peachtree
• United Policyholders Backs 9th Circ. Virus Coverage Appeals
• Airport Food Co. Says 'Ghost Kitchen' Biz Stole Workers
• How Vaccine Mandates Impact Employment Insurance Policies
• Annie's Beats 'Slack Fill' Suit Over Bunny Fruit Snacks
• WTO Dispute Roundup: US, EU Keep Playing Nice In Geneva
• $11M Deal With Chicken Buyers Gets Final OK
• Supervisor Relationships Are Key To Beating Atty Burnout
• Popular NYC Restaurant Hit With $1.5M Investor Suit
• Florida, Alabama Restaurants Lose Bid For COVID Coverage
• Mass. Labor Atty Suing Uber, Whole Foods Launches AG Bid
• Beyond Big: Smaller, Hyperfocused Firms Still Stand Out
• Smashburger Worker Can Amend Wage Suit, Judge Says
• Illinois Judge Gives Final OK To $877K BIPA Deal
• US Rebuffs Claims It Overcharged BASF's Vitamin A Imports
• Restaurants Fight Sanctions Bid In Sexual Harassment Suit
• Five Guys' $1.2M Wage Deal 'Disservice' To Class, Judge Says
• SEC Scores $1M In Sanctions Over Alleged Pot-To-Pizza Fraud
• COVID Fuels Top Firms' Priorities In 2022
• The Leaderboard: Tracking A Firm's Litigation Footprint
• New Evidence OK In Ohio High Court COVID Suit, Biz Argues
• NY Precedent Sinks Fla. Bars' COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Eatery Fights Zurich's Bid To Escape $1.75M FLSA Settlement
• Atty Stonewalled Deal In Sex Harassment Suit, Worker Says
• What To Do As PFAS Food Packaging Phaseouts Approach
• Wis. Food Distributor Says Teamsters' Strike Broke Contract
• Atty In Mask Suit To Seek Ethics Opinion Over Fronting Fees
• 3rd Circ. Revives Magic Johnson Food Co.'s Drexel Fraud Suit
• Blackfeet Farmers Can Pursue USDA Loan Suit, Judge Says
• Gov't Looks To Shape Forced Labor Import Enforcement
• 7th Circ. Dooms Ill. Spa And Gym Owner's Virus Coverage Bid
• Food Industry-Focused SPAC Leads 2 IPOs Totaling $285M
• McDonald's Workers Get Preliminary OK Of $2M Pay Stub Deal
• Context Is Key In Agriculture Equipment Manufacturer Defense
• Beef Packers Must Process Perdue's Cattle, Mo. Judge Rules
• Chancery Confirms Arbitration Award In Agribiz Sale Saga
• Court Rules 150-Year-Old Hunting Treaty Doesn't Cover Tribe
• Deals Rumor Mill: Zentiva, Carlyle Group, Acorns Grow
• Starbucks Nixes Vax Rule After High Court Sinks OSHA Order
• NY Fund Urges Amazon, Others To Scrutinize Race Policies
• Jack In The Box Ends Mascot IP Suit Against Crypto Exchange
• Importers Clamor For Clarity As Forced Labor Dragnet Widens
• Nestle Says Coffee-Mate Buyers Misjudged Serving Size
• Kroger Failed To Accommodate Christian Workers, EEOC Says
• 1st Circ. Urged To Keep Maine Lobster Fishing Limits In Effect
• Dems Blame Food Supply Woes On Lax Antitrust Enforcement
• The Rising Demand For Commercial Litigators In 2022
• Import Best Practices Under New Uyghur Forced Labor Law
• Ex-Herbalife Exec Accused Of Cutting Bogus $20M Dell Deal
• Jushi Unit Hit With Setbacks In Countersuit Over Junk CBD Oil
• Insurer Fights NC Theaters' 7th Circ. Virus Coverage Appeal
• Edibles App Maker Hits Edible Arrangements With TM Suit
• Tyson Can't Escape COVID-19 Mandate Suit, Workers Say
• Goldman Sachs Loans $128M For Calif. Marriott Resort
• NJ Aims To Sink Longtime Suit Over Oyster Farm Shutdown
• No New Trial For Restaurant Group In COVID Coverage Row
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• The Firms That Dominated In 2021
• 5 Questions After High Court Smacks Down Vax-Or-Test Rule
• Farming Co. Says John Deere Is Monopolizing Repair Market
• Justices Correctly Used Shadow Docket In OSHA Vax Ruling
• Attys Say State High Courts Should Weigh COVID Issues
• Poultry Execs Denied Acquittal Between Price-Fixing Trials
• 11th Circ. Told Booze Sales IP Damages Can't Be Retooled
• Dems Push Probe of Dominican Republic's Sugar Workers
• What High Court Rulings Mean For Employer Vax Mandates
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Pret A Manger Would Pay $677K To End Fingerprint Suit
• Wash. High Court OKs Puget Sound Fish Farm Switch
• 2nd Circ. Says Earlier Ruling Disposes Of Delis' Virus Suit
• Texas Justices Mull Next Steps In Whataburger Arbitration Suit
• Flipdish Raises $100M For Restaurant Payment Technology
• Philly Wedding Venue Urges Arbitration Over COVID Claims
• How In-House Counsel Can Make The Case For Settling Early
• Whole Foods Says Workers Can't Link Firings To BLM Masks
• Papa John's Franchises Owner, Driver Ask For Arbitration
• Commerce Tees Up Vietnamese Honey For Retroactive Duties
• Justices Sink Vax-Or-Test Rule But Clear Health Care Mandate
• Sens. Move Forward Nominees For FDA Chief, Labor Dept.
• Fed. Circ. Considers Letting Growers Dispute Tomato Duties
• Calif. Courts Can't Bar New Prop 65 Suits, 9th Circ. Told
• Pot Co. Canopy Growth Pushes Back On Cointreau's TM Suit
• More Than A Dozen Firms Aided 2021's Top Hospitality Deals
• 'Long Road Ahead' For Tyson Workers Despite 8th Circ. Win
• 8th Circ. Mulls Virus Exclusion COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Ex-Server In 'Salt Bae' Bias Suit Wants Suit In State Court
• New Anti-Dumping Rules Both Clarify And Complicate
• To Retain Talent, GCs Should Prioritize Mission Statements
• Sens. Push Strict Trade Deal Enforcement For Energy, Biotech
• India Launches Appeal Of WTO Sugar Subsidy Decision
• US Sugar Says Merger Would Give Consumers Sweet Deal
• Plum Organics Can't Ditch Toxic Baby Food Claims
• Pine Tree Drops $64M On Los Angeles-Area Retail Center
• US To Press China To Make Up $16B Agricultural Trade Deficit
• Pop-Tarts Don't Promise Fresh Fruit, Kellogg's Tells Court
• Papa Murphy's Gets 1st OK For $2.4M Investor Settlement
• Confection Maker Dodges Claims It Fudged Package Amounts
• Wawa Workers Don't Want Release In $12M Data Breach Deal
• Bakery, Salon Drop Virus Coverage Suit After 7th Circ. Rulings
• Insurer Needn't Cover McD's Operator In Biometric Info Suit
• Green Groups Urge 9th Circ. To Vacate EPA's Glyphosate OK
• Shrimp Cos. Dispute Duty Evasion Ruling Amid Record Slips
• Vineyards' Suit Against Monsanto, BASF Sent To State Court
• Tavern's Virus Coverage Suit Should Be Tossed, Judge Says
• Real Estate Rumors: JDL Development, Roku, Bank OZK
• Canadian Investor's Visa Case Tossed After Agency Reversal
• Zurich Ducks Coverage Of Philly Restaurants' COVID Losses
• Pizza Chain Accuses Franchisee Of Trade Secret Violations
• Duane Morris, Sidley Steer Four Springs' $252M IPO Launch
• High Court Won't Revive Pa. COVID-19 Restrictions Suit
• NJ Atty Accused Of Dropping Ball In McDonald's Injury Claim
• Mexican Cucumber, Squash Import Surge Cost US, ITC Says
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Lawmakers Kick Off 2022 Sessions
• More Than 30 Law Firms Guided 2021's Biggest Deals
• Judge Closes Curtain On MSG's $1.8B Bid For Virus Coverage
• Instacart, Uber's Cornershop End Dispute Over Data Scraping
• Canadian Watchdog Fines Keurig $3M Over Recycling Claims
• Feds, Developer Reach $7.5M Deal Over Contamination
• Mass. Justices Hint Past Insurer Wins May Sway Virus Suit
• High Court Grapples With Impact Of Blocking Vax-Or-Test Rule
• Wage Calculus In Restaurant OT Suit Stumps Mass. Justices
• Ex-Monsanto Scientist Pleads Guilty To Economic Espionage
• Ill. Court Weighs Injunction Bid In Kroger, Grubhub TM Row
• Wesson Oil False-Ad Class Wants Atty Fees Cut To Keep Deal
• No Sanctions Urged For Steakhouse Lawyers In Wage Row
• Buyer Says Ex-Tuna Exec On Hook For Price-Fixing Claims
• Commerce Finds Mexico Sugar Cos. Mostly Uphold Trade Deal
• No Damages Do-Over For Syngenta Ads, Firms Say
• How Congressional Oversight May Shift In 2022 And Beyond
• Ga. Club Tells 11th Circ. City Ordinances Should Be Stripped
• Recent Bias Suits Against Law Firms And Lessons For 2022
• 5th Circ. Smokes Texas BBQ Joint's COVID Coverage Claims
• Trial Attys Ask Justices To Nix 'Inefficient' Delayed Arbitration
• NY AG Says 1.1M Compromised By 'Credential Stuffing' Hacks
• Inside The Top De-SPACs That Didn't Survive 2021's 2nd Half
• Calif. Eatery Slams NLRB's Injunction Bid During Pandemic
• 'Possibilities' Can't Halt Virus Coverage Case, 2nd Circ. Told
• SC Johnson Sued Over Ziploc's Food Preservation Claims
• Romania Ducks Bid By Miculas To Revive $2B Liquor Claim
• SweetWater Brewing Says Logo Use Doesn't Breach Copyright
• What To Know As Mass. Justices Tackle COVID Coverage Row
• 3rd Circ. Says Insurer Must Defend In 5-Hour Energy IP Row
• Ill. Judge Refuses To Halt Chicago's Indoor Vaccine Mandate
• Ill. Panel Won't Toss Or Transfer Conagra Cooking Spray Suits
• How To Navigate The Coming Antitrust Policy Tests
• DOJ Opposes Bid To Delay Poultry Price-Fixing Retrial
• Insurer Fights Restaurateur's New Trial Bid In COVID-19 Row
• AG, USDA Vow Action On Market Abuses In Meat Industry
• US Knocks Down Canadian Dairy Curbs In Landmark Case
• 2021 ESG Litigation Offers Pointers For The Year Ahead
• Associate Hiring Outlook At Law Firms Is Bright For 2022
• Trademark Cases To Watch In 2022
• Food And Beverage Policy Trends To Track This Year
• Food & Beverage Cases To Watch In 2022
• Hospitality Attys Eye Pandemic Impact On Industry In 2022
• Personal Injury And Med Mal Cases To Watch In 2022
• Biggest Environmental Cases To Watch In 2022
• What To Watch In 2022: The Biggest IP Cases Coming Up