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Food & Beverage - September, 2022

275 articles

• The 5 Biggest Cases This Supreme Court Term
• Profs, Labor Groups Defend NYC Just Cause Law At 2nd Circ.
• Judge Finds Wonderful Pistachios Packaging Not Distinctive
• Costco Slips Sparkling Water Flavor False Ad Row, For Now
• Mo. Judge Tosses Restaurant Co.'s Virus Coverage Suit
• Massive Insurance Cartel Alleged In Suit By Major Firms
• Importer Seeks Re-Export Guarantee After Forced Labor Flop
• Ill. Judge Halts Town Ordinance Forcing Gas Station Closure
• US Trustee Says Buyk Auctioneers Can't Claim Premiums
• Law360's The Term: A New Normal For The Supreme Court?
• 7-Eleven Franchisees Eye Quick Appeal In Employment Case
• No Signs Of Supreme Court's Conservatives Slowing Down
• 3rd Circ. Won't Pause Sugar Merger For DOJ Appeal
• 4 Strategies For Drafting Effective Consumer Breach Notices
• How Well Do You Know Supreme Court History?
• SEC Fines Tupperware Brands $900K Over Accounting Flaws
• Rocky Mountain Chocolate Alleges PE Firm Takeover Fraud
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 3 Things To Watch At High Court Wetlands Oral Arguments
• Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Takes Bench, Makes History
• Napa Winery Hits Ch. 11 After Wildfire Damages Vineyard
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Practicality Over Perfection
• Monster Wins $293M Verdict Against VPX In False Ad Trial
• 9th Circ. Lets Calif. Court Decide 2nd Shot For False Ad Class
• DOJ Asks 3rd Circ. To Pause Sugar Deal For Appeal
• $21M Deal Gets Ill. Court's Final OK In Cow Treatment MDL
• Illinois Town Rule Singles Out 24-Hour Gas Stations, Suit Says
• 14 States Back NYC's Fast-Food Just Cause Law At 2nd Circ.
• Sorting Out Access Easement Rights In Shopping Centers
• Airport Vendor Says Concession Co. Trying To Snatch Deposit
• What New Bar Exam Means For Law Students And Schools
• State COVID Insurance Rulings Highlight Errors In Dismissals
• 7-Eleven Franchisees Not Employees In Mass., Court Rules
• Kellogg Ruling Shows Pushback Against False Ad Claims
• Newsom Signs Law Bolstering Farmworker Voting Rights
• 3rd Circ. Questions How Pandemic Orders Trigger Coverage
• Meta Says Advertisers Keep Dropping From Antitrust Case
• State Auto Beats Businesses' COVID-19 Coverage Bid
• Cash, Vacation Bribes Land Ex-Cargill Worker Prison Time
• Zurich Escapes COVID-19 Suit From International Restaurants
• Del. Judge Rejects DOJ's Bid To Pause Sugar Deal
• Insurers Tell Court To Toss Frozen Yogurt Chain's COVID Suit
• Apple's New Messaging Features Will Complicate E-Discovery
• Kellogg Names Diversity Advocate As CLO For Spinoff Co.
• Littler Lands Trade Secrets, E-Discovery Talent In 2 Offices
• Judge Orders Redo On NC Dredging Rules In Win For Enviros
• Contractor Cops To Forced Labor Of Migrant Farmworkers
• Whole Foods Can't Ditch Shopper's Door Injury Suit
• Smithfield Agrees To Pay $75M In Latest Pork Antitrust Deal
• Poultry Execs Move To Toss DOJ's Price-Fixing Charges
• Monster Asks Jury For $297M Over VPX's Super Creatine 'Con'
• Restaurant Co. Investors Sue Over $480M Subway 'Exodus'
• Iowa 'Ag Gag' Law Unconstitutional, Judge Says In Enviro Win
• Seattle Cafe Drops 9th Circ. Virus Coverage Appeal
• McDonald's Beats Korean Customers' Breach Suit For Now
• Law Firm Inclusion Efforts Often Overlook Business Staff
• Whirlpool Corp. Escapes Bacon Burner's Stove Hood Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: JPMorgan, Brookfield, Rina Trigg
• DOJ Seeks Block Of Sugar Merger Pending 3rd Circ. Appeal
• Fed. Circ. Finds Fault With PTAB Invalidation Of Food Slicer IP
• NJ Panel Says Ride-Hailing Act Doesn't Cover Food Delivery
• Keurig Slams Rival's 'Flawed' Bid To Duck Trade Secrets Case
• Feds Say Trio Used NJ Deli To Serve Up $100M Fraud Scheme
• New USDA Rules Aim To Boost Meatpacking Competition
• Minn. Chamber, US Steel Seek To Join Tribes' EPA Suit
• Fatburger Owner, Investors Ink $3M Deal Over Fraud Claims
• EPA Asks 9th Circ. For Leave To Revisit Paraquat Approval
• Walmart Plus Users Say Service Overstates Benefits
• 2nd Circ. Backs Arb. Ruling In Bakery Misclassification Suit
• Online Grocery Biz Investor Defends $2M Fee Bid In Chancery
• An Associate's Guide To Rebounding After A Layoff
• Compass Minerals Will Pay $12M To Settle SEC Charges
• VPX Can't Present Favorable Monster Survey To False Ad Jury
• SEC Fines Audit Firm Friedman For Missing Clients' Red Flags
• Brand Battles: Ralph's Ices Takes On Ralph Lauren Over TM
• Microsoft Says Irish Courts Must Hear App Company Dispute
• AML Regulation Of Lawyers Is Imminent And Controversial
• Contractor Hits Kraft With $7.6M Facility Project Suit
• La. Store Chain Partners Escape Immigration And Tax Charges
• Jury Frees Delta, Drunk Passenger From Groping Suit
• Boy Scouts Appeals Roll In, Alex Jones Ch. 11 Attys Nixed
• Del. Ruling Highlights Challenges Of Data Breach Biz Disputes
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Delaware Court Refuses To Block Sugar Deal
• Monster Losses Not $272M Bang But Whimper, Jury Told
• Bar To Face Suit For Showing Boxing Match Without License
• 9th Circ. Says Hydroponic Food Can Use 'Organic' Labels
• Alaska Asks 9th Circ. To Rehear Tribal Fishing Rights Suit
• Food Franchises Sue Gig Economy App Over 2020 Tax Credits
• Calif. High Court Keeps In Place Finding Bees Are Legally Fish
• NJ Developer Sues Town Over Denied Starbucks Plan
• Costco Sues Liberty Mutual Over Slip-And-Fall Suit Coverage
• Russia Market Economy Review Moves To Rubber Probe
• Target And Walmart White Chocolate False Ad Suits Revived
• TTAB Tosses Pepsi's TM Challenge Over Same-Name Snacks
• Kroger Accused of Selling Toxic Metal-Laced Baby Food
• FTC's Bedoya Says Antitrust Cares Too Much About Efficiency
• NYC Defends Fast-Food Just Cause Law At 2nd Circ.
• Deals Rumor Mill: FTX, Instacart, Truth Social
• Georgia Pastor Sentenced For COVID-19 Relief Fraud
• Insurer Ducks Coverage In Unpermitted Demolition Row
• 10th Circ. Upholds Frito-Lay Union Win In Bias Suit
• Biden Unveils $2.9B Food Aid In UN Speech
• Texas Supreme Court Mulls $4M Walmart Contract Dispute
• Bankrupt Restaurant's COVID-19 Coverage Suit Tossed
• Kellogg Says Ex-Worker's ERISA Suit Must Be Arbitrated
• Key Adaptations For Law Firms Amid Quiet Quitting Movement
• Delta Says It Didn't Know Flyer Accused Of Assault Was Drunk
• Sugar Co. Says Fla. Is Proper Venue For Cuban Port Case
• 4 Firms Assist Eataly On €200M PE-Fueled Majority Investment
• CBD Tea Co. Ditches Trademark Appeal In Fed. Circ.
• Proposed Hemp Tea Class Action Tossed By NJ Judge
• McDonald's Can't Ditch Byron Allen's $10B Race Bias Suit
• Win Or Lose, China Tariffs Litigation Will Change USTR
• Door Still Shut To VPX Super Creatine Report, Judge Says
• ITC Won't Review Chocolate Milk TM Infringement Finding
• How Weingarten Rights May Operate In A Nonunion Workplace
• Creating A Hybrid Work Policy? Be Intentional And Inclusive
• DOJ Charges 47 In Largest Pandemic Fraud Case To Date
• Uber Tells Calif. Justices PAGA Claims Arbitrable
• Chipotle To Pay $7.75M In NJ Child Labor Violations Case
• Perdue Seeks To Pluck Chicken Farmer's Overtime Claims
• Drive-Thru Beverage Co. Hires 1st-Ever Legal Chief
• Ill. Panel Upholds Insurer's Win In COVID-19 Coverage Dispute
• Postmates Tells 1st Circ. Drivers Aren't Interstate Workers
• Biden Order Renews Spotlight On Advancement Of US Biotech
• Food Science Co. Strikes Deal To End ERISA Suit
• Wawa Data Breach Is Warning On Swipe Payment Tech Risks
• Former Apeel Sciences Atty Named CLO At Viant
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Citrus Workers Fight To Keep Unpaid Wages Suit Alive
• A Law Firm's Guide To Humane Layoffs As Recession Looms
• Jury Awards $363M In First Sterigenics Ethylene Oxide Trial
• VPX May Have Breached Monster's 'Nerve Center,' Jury Told
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Mo. Lawmaker Eyes Pot Legalization
• Calif. Says Lake Discharge Needed To Protect At-Risk Species
• Hunters Take Aim At Dog Restrictions In Vt. Wildlife Refuge
• Insurer Refuses To Defend Bakery In Ga. Poisoned Wells Suit
• What's In A Font And Why It Matters In Copyright Fights
• Renewed Price-Gouging Compliance Efforts Could Be Crucial
• Juice Company, CEO Indicted Over Arsenic-Tainted Drinks
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Monster Lost $272M From VPX's Alleged False Ads, Jury Told
• Calif. Justice Skeptical Of Prop 65 Coffee Suit Revival Bid
• DOJ Drops Criminal Price-Fixing Case Against Chicken Cos.
• Kellogg Defeats False Ad Suit Over Veggie Morningstar Foods
• Indirect Pork Buyers' $20M Deal Gets OK In Price-Fixing Suit
• Cooley, Davis Polk Lead Agriculture Co.'s $1.2B SPAC Deal
• US, Japan, EU Vow To Strengthen Fight Against Forced Labor
• Real Estate Rumors: Michael Rubin, Lincoln Market, Carmel
• Recent Ruling Can't Save La. Biz's Virus Suit, Insurer Argues
• Bojangles Franchisee Seeks Coverage For Sex Abuse Suit
• US Exhausts H-2B Visa Supply For 1st Half Of Fiscal Year
• 'Super Creatine' Gives VPX Super Marketing Edge, Prof Says
• Importers Lambast USTR's 'Immaterial' China Tariff Remand
• Judge Backs Most Of GMO Labeling Rule, Bans QR Codes
• Mattel Drops IP Suit Over Nicki Minaj 'Barbie-Que' Chips
• NLRB Won't Ice Starbucks Vote Over Union Busting Claims
• White House Details $2B Biotech Supply Chain Initiative
• Starbucks Slow To Bargain, Union Organizer Tells House
• Post Foods Escapes Workers' Pre-Shift Activities Suit
• Bang Drink Maker Sanctioned In IP Suit Over Deleted Videos
• Insurer Says Virus Exclusion Dooms Eateries' 9th Circ. Appeal
• FOIA Ruling Yields New Argument For Challenging Exemption
• 2 Firms Seek To Lead Litigation In Del. Over Busted SPAC Deal
• Feds Propose Maximum Protection For Tricolored Bats
• La. Restaurant Owner Wants Virus Coverage Suit Paused
• Loeb & Loeb Picks Up Regulatory Attorney In DC
• Learning From Trump And Bannon Discovery Strategies
• Monster Survey Finds 'Super Creatine' Sells Bang, Jury Told
• Liquor Store, Buyer Can't Upend Ohio's Mailed Wine Limits
• NJ Residents Seek Cert. In Feud Over Pet Food Factory Odor
• Baltimore McDonald's Settles Muslim Manager's Bias Claims
• Green Groups Seek To Restart Fluoridated Water Risks Case
• CORRECTION: Constellation Fights Definition Of 'Beer' In TM Row
• Judge OKs $666,666 In Atty Fees In Benecol Settlement
• Fishery Monitor Cost Similar To Nets, 1st Circ. Says
• Gorton's Frozen Fish Labeling Suit Nears Settlement
• Starbucks To Launch New Benefits For Non-Union Shops
• VPX Still Playing Up 'Super Creatine,' Monster Co-CEO Says
• Kind Bar Buyers' False Ad Class Action Decertified, Tossed
• Shake Shack Accuses Typeface Co. Of Font IP 'Shakedown'
• Chicken Cos. To Pay Combined $85M In Wage Conspiracy Suit
• Biden Aims To Boost Biotech In Latest Supply Chain Fix
• Steakhouse Insurers Tell 9th Circ. COVID Claims Need Proof
• Krispy Kreme Accuses Investor Of Gluttonous Atty Fee Bid
• The State Of The College Athletics NIL Revolution
• Dave & Buster's Elevates Atty To GC After $835M Merger
• 4th Circ. Won't Rehear Golden Corral's Virus Coverage Suit
• The Risks In Lateral Hiring, And How To Avoid Them
• 7-Eleven's Creatine Demand Nixed Monster Collab, Jury Told
• 9th Circ. Backs Tribes' Immunity To Water Use Suit
• 6th Circ. Won't Revive Restaurant Chain's Virus Coverage Suit
• 11th Circ. Revives Minors' Claims In Chiquita Terror MDL
• Nez Perce Members' Salmon Fishing Convictions Overturned
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Same Stalemate, New Solution
• Brand Battles: NBA Star Luka Doncic Looks To End Mom's TM
• Domino's Drivers Tell Justices To Reject Arbitration Bid
• Hummus Maker Can't Label It 'Kosher,' Jewish Group Claims
• Real Estate Rumors: AJ Khair, British Royal Family, M2
• Maine, Lobster Fishers' Whale Rule Challenges Fall Flat
• Martha Stewart Co. Accused Of Infringing CBD Packaging
• DLA Piper Adds FDA Adviser To Partner Ranks
• SC Restaurants Lose COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Medtronic Investors Sue Over Insulin Pump Recall, FDA Letter
• Bang Energy Says Sony Can't Tie Infringement To Damages
• Salmon Buyer Attys Win $25.5M In Fees In Price-Fixing Deal
• Key Takeaways From Calif.'s Sweeping Fast-Food Wage Law
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Judges Who Use Social Media Must Know Their Ethical Limits
• Monster's Co-CEO Testifies There's No Way To Can Creatine
• Guinness Maker Gets Injunction Over Whiskey Bottle Design
• 1891 Law Gives Alaska Tribe Fishing Rights, 9th Circ. Rules
• Judge Spoils Suit Over Pudding's 'Real Milk' Label, For Now
• Customer Fights Chick-Fil-A Over NJ Venue For Fraud Suit
• Courts Are Not Shifting On COVID Biz Interruption Stance
• ABA Is Defending Profession's Values From Monied Influences
• Real Estate Rumors: Evergrande, Greenbridge, Goldman
• Blackstone Mortgage Lends $675M For Tallest Tower In Texas
• Largest NH Fish Hatchery Settles Water Pollution Case
• Feds Can't Appeal Immunity Ruling In Flint Water Suit
• Kashi Must Face Suit Over Pears In Strawberry Cereal Bars
• Restaurants Drop 9th Circ. Virus Appeals Against Insurer
• VPX Exec Tells Jury 'Super Creatine' Effects Were Not Studied
• DOL, DHS Seek Win In H-2B Prevailing Wage Suit
• Citrus Co. Wants Workers' Unpaid Wages Suit Scrapped
• New Orleans Restaurants File New COVID-19 Coverage Claims
• Starbucks Must Rehire Memphis 7 After 6th Circ. Lifts Stay
• Burt's Bees Baby Formula Buyers Say Maker Overstates Yield
• How In-House Counsel Can Better Manage Litigation Exposure
• China-Mexico Trade Talks Touch On Illegal Fishing Practices
• Key Employer Takeaways From DOJ's Poultry Antitrust Case
• Bang's Super Sales Aren't Tied To 'Super Creatine,' Exec Says
• Calif. Gov. Signs Union-Driven Fast-Food Worker Wage Bill
• 'Wall Of Precedent' Tanks Virus Row, Calif. Appeals Court Says
• Ex-Landowners Told To Serve Zimbabwe Again In $440M Suits
• 11th Circ. Revives Bellwether Cases In Chiquita Murder MDL
• Jury Clears Sbarro In Worker's Suit Alleging Rape By Manager
• Kellogg Sued Over Whole Grains In 'Harvest Wheat' Crackers
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Practical E-Discovery Lessons From The Alex Jones Case
• HCR Adds Partner With 30 Years Of Food Safety Experience
• Cannabis Cos. Should Brace For More Prop 65 Scrutiny, Suits
• Halal Guys Food Workers Get Certified For OT Wages Suit
• ConAgra Snack Challenged Over 'Chile Limón' Label
• 1st Circ. Rules Against Man Who Blames Shrimp For Paralysis
• Untimely Notice Dooms Eatery Owner's Defense For Crash
• Keurig Coffee Makers Break When Descaled, Suit Says
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To 188 Attys From 78 Firms
• VPX CEO To Monster Trial Atty: 'Are You Trying To Insult Me?'
• Outback Franchisee Loses Bulk Of COVID-19 Coverage Appeal
• CIT Backs Most of Commerce's Russia Fertilizer Probe Finds
• FTC Chair Backs USDA Rulemaking To Help Poultry Farmers
• Chicken Execs Fight Testimony From Alleged Co-Conspirators
• Celebrity NFTs May Raise Deceptive Advertising Issues
• Ch. 11 Cheat Sheet: NewAge Inc.
• Compass To Pay $7M Over Biometric Vending Machines
• The Ethical Risks For Lawyers Accepting Payments In Crypto
• Sears, Boy Scouts Each Move Closer To Ch. 11 Resolutions
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Harsh Market Limits IPO Prospects For Autumn Listings
• VPX CEO Says Super Creatine Best Supplement Ever 'By Far'
• NewAge Gets OK For $16M Loan From Stalking Horse Bidder
• Starbucks Can't Escape White Ex-Manager's Race Bias Suit
• Preliminary Countervailing Duties Hit Argentine Grape Juice
• WTO Panel Halts Canada's Canola Seed Spat With China
• Ex-CFO Of Irish Pub Chain Charged With Tax Fraud
• Aramark Unit Manager Launches OT Collective Action
• Real Estate Rumors: AEW Capital, Lux Living, Ed Alberts
• Ore. Cannabis Proposals Could Dramatically Reshape Industry
• Envisioning Metaverse-Based Litigation In The Real World
• 11th Circ. Revives Noncompete Claims Against Burger King
• Tortilla Co. Affiliates Say Venezuela Must Pay $500M Award
• Insurers, Restaurant Supplier Settle BIPA Coverage Dispute
• Cookie Co. Buyout Spat Has No Clear Winner, NY Judge Says