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Food & Beverage - June, 2022

237 articles

• Ill. Panel Adds Another Virus Coverage Loss For Restaurants
• Wawa Loses NJ Bid for Virus Business Interruption Coverage
• Keurig Says Exec Who Joined Rival May Spill Tea On Strategy
• Ex-Mich. Gov. Pleads 5th In Flint Trial Appearance
• Judge Told Not To DQ Troutman Pepper In Dunkin' TM Row
• Kirkland-Led Shore Capital Closes $292M Food & Bev. Fund
• Ethics Considerations For Attorneys Joining Nonprofit Boards
• Ex-Mich. Gov. Claims No Memory On Aspects Of Flint Crisis
• Chick-Fil-A Branch Wrongly Fired Harassed Worker, Suit Says
• Sears Lease Fight Hits High Court, Gulf Coast Plan Approved
• Bar Owner Says She's Owed Coverage After Ex's Arson
• Fed. Circ. Reverses Coke's Win In Indian Soda TM Suit
• Kellogg's High Recordkeeping Fees Cost Millions, Suit Says
• WTO Members Pin Global Food Insecurity Crisis On Russia
• Questions And Answers About The Uyghur Forced Labor Law
• Del. Justices OK Toss Of El Pollo Loco Insider Trading Suit
• What Maine's Recent PFAS Crackdown Means For Companies
• Tribal Hemp Co. Loses Final Claim In $77M Seizure Suit
• 1st Circ. Affirms Whole Foods Win In Workers' BLM Mask Case
• Flint Jury To Hear From Ex-Gov. After Court Quashes Charges
• PDQ Execs Beat Worker Suit Over $12M Kwik Trip Sale Profits
• Shipping Giant Says $2.7M Banana Fight Belongs In SDNY
• Feds Back Shoshone Tribe's Hunting Rights At 9th Circ.
• Airport Workers, Food Provider Ink $1.3M Time Trimming Deal
• State AGs Press FDA To Cut Toxic Metals In Baby Food
• Real Estate Rumors: Jepeway, CannonDesign, Lalezarian
• 8th Circ. Rejects Hotel Operator's Virus Coverage Appeal
• Russian Vodka Brands Again Caught Up In $50B Award Fight
• McDonald's Defeats Ex-Workers' No-Poach Claims
• EPA's New PFAS Listings Raise Enforcement, Litigation Risks
• Gordon Rees Hires Ex-Fox Rothschild Litigator In Philly, NJ
• Cointreau Settles TM Suit Against Cannabis Co. Canopy
• Biden Issues Tariff Hike On Certain Russian Goods
• Ga. Judges Say Dietary Supplement Label Suit Is FDA Issue
• Tyson Workers Ask 5th Circ. To Revive COVID Safety Suit
• McDonald's Customer Sues Over Mobile App's Payment Glitch
• Jack Daniel's Hits Cider Co. With TM Suit
• High Court Turns Away Teamsters Fund's $58M Pension Suit
• Biden Orders Agencies To Rein In Illegal Fishing Practices
• DC Circ. Affirms Romania Must Pay All Of $356M Award
• Real Estate Rumors: Knighthead, CIM, AcadeMir Charter
• Joint Juice Slams 'Staggering' $141M Ask For False Ad Verdict
• Kosher Certification Co. Says JetBlue's TM Use Isn't Kosher
• Costco Can't Subpoena Itself To Use Chicken Docs In Arb.
• NJ Panel Reverses Casino's Virus Coverage Suit Victory
• Feds, Tribal Commission Catch Win In Alaska Fishing Dispute
• Brand Battles: Coachella Seeks To Shut Down 'Moechella' TM
• Clif Bar Inks $10.5M Deal To End Sugar False Ad Action
• DOI Aims To Ease Offshore Wind-Fishing Industry Tensions
• Commerce Sets Early Duties On Russian Sodium Compound
• Gov't Gets 30 More Days To Review China Tariff Comments
• Now's The Time To Address Archaic Law School Curricula
• Restaurant Co. Denied NY High Court Bid In Virus Appeal
• Pebblebrook Inks $174M Deal For Rhode Island Resort
• Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade
• 'Absurd' Loophole Keeping Abbott Formula Suits Federal Fails
• Feds Agree To Improve Emergency Shelters For Migrant Kids
• Gold Standard Gets OK For Quick Ch. 11 Auction Hearing
• Enviros, Tribe To Sue Army Corps Over Fish-Farm Approval
• Deals Rumor Mill: Tianqi, Toshiba, Kohl's
• Lawmakers Warn DOJ Of Brewing Baby Formula-PE Deal
• Judge Hints Wawa Virus Case Fate Lies In NJ Appeals Rulings
• 23 AGs Call For Congress To Act On 'Copycat' THC Edibles
• The Unique Nature Of COVID-Era Patent Procurement Trends
• Commerce Sets Anti-Dumping Duties For Fertilizer Imports
• High Court Rulings Highlight Arbitration Jurisprudence Shift
• Lessons From Lawyer Fee-Sharing Agreements Gone Wrong
• Calif. High Court Will Consider 'Take-Home' COVID-19 Liability
• Crow Tribe Citizens Sue DOI Again Over Lost Water Rights
• Ch. 11 Cheat Sheet: Gold Standard Baking
• Shoshone Tribe Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Hunting Rights Suit
• LeClairRyan Bankruptcy Highlights Pass-Through Tax Issue
• Del. Justices Urged To Revive Kraft Heinz Insider Trade Suit
• 2nd Circ. Got High Court Order Right, Chinese Exporters Say
• 1st Amendment May Help Cannabis Cos. Beat TM Claims
• Calif. Winery Gets Split Ruling On Smoke Damage Coverage
• Gorton's Wants Off The Hook For 'Invented' Frozen Fish Suit
• Gold Standard Baking Files Ch. 11 With Plans For Sale
• Brazilian Meat Co. Shareholder Defends Probe Into 'Illicit' Acts
• 'By Chloe' Celeb Chef Settles Trademark Spat With PE Firms
• Real Estate Rumors: Coco Plum, CenterPoint, Two Trees
• Force Majeure Claims Amid New Supply Chain Disruptions
• Judge Shuts Door On Dairy Queen's 'Blizzard' TM Fight
• NC Eateries Cite State Court Virus Coverage Win In Appeal
• Kellogg To Split Into 3 Businesses In Kirkland-Led Spinoff
• 8 Steps To Creating A Legal Ops Technology Road Map
• Restaurant Is Owed Interest On Fire Claims, Minn. Panel Says
• 'Party On': Pun-Packed 5th Circ. Ruling Hands Brewers A Win
• Hartford Unit Scores NJ Appellate Win Over Virus Coverage
• Importers, USTR Wrestle Over Deadline In China Tariff Case
• War, Economic Jitters Cloud UK Hopes For IPO Recovery
• Will BigLaw Regret Its Hiring Spree As The Economy Softens?
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• Mondelēz To Gobble Up Clif Bar For $2.9B
• Insurers Dealt Win On COVID-19 Claims By NJ Appeals Court
• Pa. Midyear Report: Courts Tackle Ballots, Virus Losses
• Coke Seeks Escape From Piña Colada Fanta False Ad Suit
• Texas Justices Say Exempt Corps. Can Retain Liquor Permits
• 9th Circ. Tells EPA To Reevaluate Glyphosate's Cancer Risk
• EU Approves Ali Group's $4.8B Welbilt Deal With Ice Biz Sale
• Brand Battles: Saks.com Chases After 'Pets 5th Avenue' TM
• Virus Exclusion Dooms NJ Whiskey Bar's Business Loss Suit
• Pa. Judge Allows Vendors Back Into Pittsburgh's Airport
• Sofina Leads €220M In Fundraising For European E-Grocer
• WTO Inks Deals On Fisheries, Vaccines After Lengthy Session
• Dunkin' Wants Troutman Pepper DQ'd From Slogan Suit
• UK Man Selling Whiskey Part Of $13M Scam, Feds Say
• Ute Indian Tribe Unveils 100% Tribally Owned Hemp Co.
• 7th Circ. Says Debt Owner Missed Chance For Eatery's Deed
• TTAB Slams Attys As 'Equally Guilty' In 'Nature Made' TM Case
• The Importance Of Data And Data Analysis In Litigation
• Ill. Panel Won't Revive Restaurant Group's Virus Loss Suit
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Bank's Win Over Fish Farm's Claims
• AmGuard Says Poor Construction Worsened McDonald's Fire
• Sherwin-Williams Denied Do-Over On PPG Can Coating IP Suit
• McDonald's Agrees To Pay €1.25B To Avoid French Tax Case
• 11th Circ. Dismisses Appeal Over 107 Acres In Mortgage Deal
• Unilever Faces Investor Suit Over Ben & Jerry's Israel Stance
• 'Dam Has Broken' With New Orleans Biz's Virus Coverage Win
• TPG's Rise Fund Injects $300M Into Little Leaf Farms
• CEO Willfully Ignored FLSA In Overtime Row, 4th Circ. Told
• CBD Cos. Must Beware COVID Claims Amid Gov't Scrutiny
• Nestle's Gerber Toddler Formula Falls Short, Buyer Says
• Atty DQ Bid Takes Back Seat In Restaurant Ownership Fight
• Biotech Farming SPAC Merger Creates $504M Public Co.
• NJ Worker Says UFCW Health Fund Must Cover Wife's Surgery
• Lathrop GPM Tops Off Franchise Team With Partner In Dallas
• Bar Is On Its Own In Workers' Comp Coverage Suit, ADP Says
• WTO Summit Extended Amid A Scramble For Consensus
• 'Huge Problem': FDA Leaders Fear Collapsing Trust In Agency
• Insurers Urge 9th Circ. To Deny Fish Co.'s Coverage Bid
• Hong Kong Cos. Fight Arbitration In Ramen Machine Fight
• Eateries' 9th Circ. Virus Appeals On Hold Until Wash. Ruling
• Calif. Atty Wants SEC Suit Tossed Over Fruit Co. Work
• Alaska Asks 9th Circ. To Restrict Emergency Tribal Hunting
• Untangling A Web Of State Regulations For Cannabis Lounges
• Steps Companies Can Take To Mitigate Privilege Labeling Risk
• 6th Circ. Again Backs Zurich In Eateries' Virus Appeal
• 'Juneteenth' Ice Cream Stirs Up Familiar Trademark Debate
• 'Where's The Protein?' Asks Beyond Meat False Ad Suit
• 9th Circ. Backs Grocer's Win In Drug Test Reimbursement Suit
• Texas Judge Won't Toss Vineyards' Suit Against Bayer, BASF
• Walmart Wipes Out Class Claims Over 'Hypoallergenic' Labels
• Justices Skip Software Co.'s Patent Eligibility Row
• Real Estate Rumors: Eduardo Pelaez, Metro Loft, Graham
• Ali Group, Welbilt $4.8B Merger Has Chance After Ice Biz Sale
• US Taking Long View On Reshaping WTO As Summit Opens
• Papa John's Franchises Owner, Driver Ink Pay Row Deal
• DC Circ. Affirms 'Hot' Hemp Is Fair Game For Enforcement
• Regional Migration Pact Unveiled At Americas Summit
• Fed. Circ. Mulls If Jury Trial Justified In Inventorship Row
• Brand Battles: Frito-Lay Sees Red Over 'Flamin' Fruits' TM
• DC Circ. Upholds FDA's Unpasteurized Butter Ban
• Pork Producers Tell Justices Calif. Animal Care Law Must Fall
• Icelandic Fishing Co. Nabs $112M Slice In Salmon Farming Biz
• What Litigation Funding Disclosure In Delaware May Look Like
• Coffee Biz Loses TM Appeal Over Italian City's Name
• 4th Circ. Says Insurer Not Liable for Virus Losses
• Nestle Cites 'Fatal Defect' In Boost Beverage False Ad Suit
• Insurer's Sewage Exposure Suit Far From Decided, Cos. Say
• UK Mulling Fixes For $4.8B Kitchen Equipment Deal
• Early Defense Lessons From Surge Of Protein Label Cases
• What 5th Circ.'s SEC Ruling Means For HHS Programs
• Deals Rumor Mill: Ant Group, SpaceX, Goldman
• Kroger Targeted Over HFCs Before Shareholder Meeting
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Ill. Mall Eatery's COVID Coverage Suit
• Viacom Scores $6M Damages Win In SpongeBob IP Suit
• Property Insurance Plan Doesn't Cover COVID, 6th Circ. Says
• Chicken Insider Testifies About Game-Changing Meeting
• Simply Better Says Market Woes Made $99M Soda Deal Fizzle
• Cos. Ask 9th Circ. To Reverse Virus Coverage Dismissals
• Domino's $2.7M Fee Win Can't Be Appealed, Judge Says
• Giant Eagle Hits US Beef Producers With Price-Fixing Suit
• USDA Official Tapped As Top USTR Agricultural Negotiator
• SC Justices Focus On Biz's Communicable Disease Coverage
• Commercial Tenant Takeaways From Conn. COVID Ruling
• Judge Won't Revive BP Spill Fraud Claims Against Attys
• Claims Court Axes Calif. Regions' $350M Drought Loss Bid
• 1st Circ. Sends Ken's Foods Coverage Row To Mass. Justices
• CIT Keeps Limits In Fights Over Payback Of Duty Interest
• Sony Music Wants Bang Energy Sanctioned In Copyright Row
• Amazon Sued Over 'Bait-And-Switch' Whole Foods Fee
• Joint Juice Hit With $1.49M NY Class False Ad Verdict
• ConAgra Gets Last Claim Nixed In COVID-19 Death Suit
• AIG Unit Sued For Not Covering Sugar Burn Emissions Suit
• Chicken Execs 'Ganged Up' To Fix Prices, 3rd Jury Hears
• 'Buffalo Wings' Creator Accuses Fla. Eatery Of Ripping Off TM
• Tivity Investors Win Cert. In Suit Over $1.3B Nutrisystem Deal
• Pizzeria Drops Appeal For Coverage Of IP Infringement Suit
• Split Looms Over 9th Circ. Injunctive Relief On False Labeling
• WTO Leaders Make Push For Deals Ahead Of Summit
• Wilson Sonsini Adds Climate Solutions Partner In Boston
• Consumers Say Coca-Cola Rewards No Longer Pay
• USDA's View Of Organic Labels Is Rotten, 9th Circ. Told
• SC High Court Set To Tackle COVID Coverage Suit
• Circuit Courts Back Insureds' Losses In Virus Coverage Suits
• Brazilian Meat Tycoons Fight Minority Shareholder's Doc Bid
• Coke, Pepsi, Others Must Face Calif. Plastic Pollution Lawsuit
• 11th Circ. Deals Twin Losses In Pandemic Coverage Suits
• Taking A Long-Term View On Russia's Patent Landscape
• McDermott, Kirkland Steer $250M Investment In Sous Vide Co.
• NLRB Shouldn't Get Deference, Ex-Chairman Tells 5th Circ.
• How In-House Legal Leaders Can Drive Corporate Growth
• Calif. Bill On Protective Orders Threatens Privacy Norms
• The Biggest Changes In EPA's New Water Rule
• Mass. Precedent Dooms Virus Coverage Suits, 1st Circ. Says
• Regulators Urged To Make Inroads With Legacy Pot Sellers
• NY Officials Boost Equitable Cannabis Industry
• Migrant Workers Sue Farm Over Exposure To Pesticides
• Family Dollar Rat Infestation Suits Transferred To Tennessee
• 11th Circ. Affirms Nationwide's Win In Eatery's Virus Suit
• Attorneys Should Tread Carefully On Job Counteroffers
• Importer Seeks Duty-Free Treatment For Hay Netting In CIT
• Lidl Market Beats 'Spot Zoning' Challenge To NJ Store Project
• Canadian Regulator Rips Tim Hortons For Tracking App Users
• IPOs Remain Muted As Lawyers Watch For Signs Of Activity
• EPA Wants More Water Permit Power For States, Tribes
• Grubhub Investors Seek Class Cert. In Securities Suit
• Kellogg Escapes Class Action Over Fudge Ingredients
• 4th Circ. Says Constitutionality Of W.Va. COVID Orders Is Moot
• Beyond Meat's Ingredient Claims Are False, Competitor Claims
• Coffee Bar Dispute Belongs In Canada, Fla. Court Hears
• 'Influencer Cafe' Ripped Off Brand, The Breakfast Klub Claims
• Pot Bans And Overregulation Help Illicit Markets, Experts Say
• Chicken Execs Teed Up For 3rd Price-Fixing Trial
• The Future Of Legal Ops: Time To Get Serious About Data
• Not All 'Forever Chemicals' Are Unsafe, McDonald's Argues
• Pilates Studios' Virus Suit Fails As Conn. Bar Fights Dismissal
• Teamsters Fund Urges High Court To Take Up Pension Dispute
• 2nd Circ. Judges Grill Coffee Co. In 'Rise' TM Fight With Pepsi
• Feds Seek Win In Oregon Endangered Salmon Fight
• Bumblebees Are 'Fish' Under Calif. Enviro Law, Panel Says
• Dallas Italian Eatery Says New York Chain Infringes TM
• NY Cannabis Board Approves First Adult-Use Regulations
• Fed. Circ. Says No To 'Lehman Brothers' TM On Whiskey
• Returning Workers Hit Limit For Extra H-2B Visas In FY 2022
• Wis. Justices Say COVID-19 Losses Not Covered