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Food & Beverage - November, 2022

234 articles

• Mistrial Bid In Cheese Co. Trial Falls Flat
• Pa. COVID Appeals End In Win For Dentist, Loss For Bar
• Ky. Real Estate Agents Plead Guilty In Rigged Farm Auction
• Kroger Asks 7th Circ. To Block Grubhub From Using Logo
• Beverage Co. Can't Escape Sales Rep's Pay Bias Claims
• Feds Hit Jackson, Miss., With Suit Over Contaminated Water
• McDonald's Escapes 'Ridiculous' Design Patent Suit
• Ohio Lawyer Sanctioned For Vaping At Trial
• A Promising Structure For Multiunit Franchise Acquisitions
• Jay-Z Bid $1.5B For Cognac Biz, Docs Show In Bacardi Spat
• IP Holder Dings Taco Bell In Latest Round Of Patent Suits
• Corteva Buys Latham-Guided Plant Science Co. In $1.2B Deal
• Cannabis Entrepreneur Says Biz Partner Swindled $261K
• Israeli Tech Co. Optinetix Sues More US Grocery Chains
• Kroger CEO Sees 'No Less Competition' From Albertsons Deal
• US Sugar Closes Imperial Deal Amid DOJ's 3rd Circ. Appeal
• Jay-Z Files Second Del. Suit In Bacardi D'Usse Fight
• Kroger Hit With False Ad Suit Over 'Naturally Flavored' Water
• Judge Dismisses TGI Fridays From Mozzarella Sticks Suit
• Miss. Italian Restaurant Loses COVID-19 Coverage Bid
• Property Policies Could Cover Organized Retail Crime Losses
• Ritz-Carlton Atty Faces DQ Bid In Deceptive Tipping Dispute
• Lady M Bakery Pays Fine Over Discriminatory I-9 Practices
• Cheese Billionaire Shafted Nieces Out Of 'Spite,' They Say
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Rounding Out 2022
• Dutch Court Clears Path For Russian Vodka Brands Auction
• Monster Leads Push For Litigation Committee In Vital's Ch. 11
• Procter & Gamble Throat Drops Have No Lemon, Suit Says
• Chubb Unit Can't Get Out Of Winery Blaze Lawsuit
• Groups Blast Kroger-Albertsons Deal Before Senate Hearing
• Philly Caterer's Coverage Suit Is Moved To Federal Court
• Insurer, NY Steakhouse Settle Fire Coverage Dispute
• McDonald's Hits Pork Suppliers With Price-Fixing Suit
• Steelers' Stadium Operator Hit With Suit Over Meat Rights
• CIT Blocks New Zealand Fish Imports Over Dolphin Concerns
• DOJ Publishing Win May Mean More Labor, Salary Challenges
• Bar Operator Says Ga. Sheriff Tried To Drive It Out Of Biz
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Pilgrim's Pride Can't Get $4.4M In Gas Dispute, Texas Co. Says
• Apple Orchard Escapes Claims It Withheld Work Permits
• Nevada Judge Lets Panda Express Virus Suit Move Forward
• Law Schools Are Right To Steer Clear Of US News Rankings
• How Firms Are Getting The Most Out Of Their Pro Bono Work
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• DOJ Obtains Guilty Plea In $7.9M Immigration Scheme
• La. High Court To Test Major Policyholder Virus Coverage Win
• After Joint Juice, Questions On NY Statutory Awards Remain
• Litigation Funders Seek Transparency In Disclosure Debate
• Real Estate Rumors: Fogo De Chao, Damaghi, Prologis
• Seafood Importer Fears Fish Will Go Bad, Seeks Faster Ruling
• What To Know About Jack Daniel's Dog Toy IP Tug Of War
• 9th Circ. Backs Dismissal Of International Co.'s Virus Suit
• Bayer Alka-Seltzer Falsely Hypes Honey And Lemon, Suit Says
• Judge Hints At Sanctions In TM Class Action Against Google
• US Sugar Defends $315M Imperial Buy To 3rd Circ.
• FDA Targets 5 CBD Cos. Hawking Food And Beverages
• Nurture Says Heavy Metal Baby Food Claims Aren't Realistic
• Rhode Island Retail Pot Sales Cleared To Begin In December
• Tale Of 2 Mergers: The DOJ Antitrust Division's Mixed Results
• 5 Principles For Better Professional Development Programs
• US Steel, Minn. Cities OK'd To Defend State Water Rules
• Turkey Producers Can't Duck Antitrust Claims
• Honey Exporter Says Dumping Duties Omitted Actual Costs
• Lewis Roca Partner Dies In Suspected Murder-Suicide
• Coca-Cola Beats '100% Recyclable' Dasani Suit, For Now
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Practice With Passion
• Justices Agree To Hear Jack Daniel's Dog Toy TM Case
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Qatar's Beer Ban Shows An Inconvenient Truth For World Cup
• Feds Ordered To Revise Lobster Fishing Rule Over Whale Risk
• Calif. Atty Can't Shake SEC Suit Over Fake Peach-Picking Co.
• Chick-Fil-A Latest Eatery To Settle Poultry Price-Fixing Claims
• 5th Circ. Backs Coca-Cola Win In Trucker's Slip-And-Fall Suit
• Last Call For 2022 As IPO Prospects Line Up To Go Public
• Kraft Understates Velveeta Bowl Cooking Time, Suit Says
• FWS Issues Long-Sought Protections For Prairie Chicken
• FDA Faces Texas Suit Over Approval Of Abortion Drugs
• Kroger Workers Sue Over Pay Delay After System Outage
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• High Court Animal Cruelty Case May Affect Laws Nationwide
• Georgia Film Town Hit With Housing Discrimination Suit
• FDA Greenlights Calif. Co.'s Lab-Grown Chicken
• IP Forecast: Winery, Its Former Lawyer To Face Off In TM Row
• NY High Court Takes Up COVID-19 Coverage Appeal
• Texas Vineyards' Crop Damage Suits Sent To County Courts
• 11th Circ. Upholds Zurich's Win In COVID-19 Coverage Row
• Whale Rules Will Ruin Lobster Industry, Maine Chamber Says
• Mars Can't Get 2nd Shot At Virus Coverage Suit, Insurer Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Brooklyn Brewery, Cobalt, Bradmore
• Game Makers Sued Over Man's Death In Pa. Store Robbery
• Starbucks Baristas Strike, Claiming Lack Of Bargaining
• 2nd Circ. Suggests That Keurig Judge Get Percolating
• Jelly Belly Can't Nix $3.8M Jelly Bean Car Crash Injury Verdict
• EPA Reinstates Water Quality Regs For Wash. State
• NC Bars Look To Revive Payment Suit Over COVID Closures
• Oregon Pot Co. Says Out-Of-State Sales Ban Unconstitutional
• Probe Launched Of EPA, State's Role In Jackson Water Crisis
• Oregon Utility Gets Tribe Added To Water Rights Suit
• Wash. Court Again Extends Block On $4B Albertsons Payout
• Pa. Atty Ducks Sanctions Over Chipotle Client Solicitation
• Judge Agrees Recent Ruling Can't Save La. Biz's Virus Suit
• Condiment Co. Not Covered For BIPA Suit, Insurer Says
• Questions To Ask Before Making A Lateral Move As Partner
• Cleaning Virus Like Mopping Floor, Insurer Tells 10th Circ.
• NLRB Attys Seek 4th Injunction Against Starbucks In Michigan
• Motif Can't Get Impossible Foods Patent Suit Trimmed
• Coca-Cola Beats Enviros' 'Greenwashing' False Ad Suit In DC
• Groups Challenge Army Corps Permit For Fish Farms
• Insurers Not Liable For Cook's Sewage-Based Foot Infection
• E-Cig Company's Appeal Premature, FDA Tells DC Circ.
• Ill. City Can't Escape Overflowing Sewage Suit, Judge Says
• Monsanto Nears Dicamba Deal After $60M Damages Redo
• Blue Bell Tells 5th Circ. Shareholder Suit Triggers Coverage
• WTO Scolds G20 For Impeding Trade As World Struggles
• Coffee Buyers Say Starbucks Coffee Has Too Much Potassium
• White House Wants $48B More For COVID, Ukraine Battles
• 9th Circ. Opens Door To New Way Of Serving TM Suits
• Aramark Unit Settles With Manager In OT Pay Dispute
• Iowa Sens. Ask USTR To Confront Mexico On Corn Imports
• Employers Should Note Post-Midterms State Law Changes
• Judge Dismisses Oregon Restaurants' Virus Coverage Suits
• NLRB Judge Halts Starbucks' Challenge To Schultz Complaint
• Monster Targets New Walmart Logo At TTAB
• Large-Scale Solar Developers Settle EPA Stormwater Suits
• Shipping Co. Sues Restaurant Equipment Importer For $1M
• Ga. Court Sides With Strip Club In Atlanta Liquor License Row
• Fruit Co. Says Policy Covers Ex-Employee's $4.9M Award
• Feds Back Ex-McDonald's Workers' No-Poach Row In 7th Circ.
• 'Untameable' Bacardi Escapes TM Row As High Court Passes
• Justices Won't Review StarKist Tuna Class Certifications
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Argue Open-Mindedly
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Wash. Judge Extends Block On $4B Albertsons Payout 
• Appellate Court Declines To Keep Chicken Death Suit In Miami
• 6th Circ. Won't Uproot Seed Biz's $7M Trade Secret Win
• Jay-Z Gets Expedited Trial In Bacardi Fight Over Cognac Biz
• Minority Owners May Still Seek To Dissolve Colo. Cheese Co.
• Lame-Duck Session Crucial For Pending Immigration Bills
• Insurer Says It Won't Cover Kind Bar Death Settlement
• Deals Rumor Mill: Twitter, Toshiba, CVC Capital
• NJ Fishers Ask Supreme Court To End Paid Observer Mandate
• Court OKs $75M Smithfield Deal In Pork Price-Fixing Suit
• Why A Tailored Antitrust Compliance Program Is Now Crucial
• Ill. Bartender Loses First Cert. Bid In Restaurant Wage Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Gisele Bündchen, Sodexo, Sue Gross
• Minnesota Bar Owner Can't Collect On Ex-Husband's Arson
• White House Floats Climate Disclosure Rule For Contractors
• Website Owners Must Avoid Missteps In Using Tracking Tech
• Fertitta Pays North Of $660M For California Hotel
• Pizza Shop Ex-Owner Reaches Plea Deal On Payroll Tax Charge
• ABA's No-Contact Rule Advice Raises Questions For Lawyers
• Dickey's Contested $2.35M Data Breach Deal Gets Initial Nod
• Cheese Co. Beats Dissolution Bid In Family Feud
• US, Taiwan Negotiations Bolster Trade, Development Ties
• Pot Reformers And Opponents Notch Wins, Eye Next Moves
• Farm Denied Full Atty Fee Request After Winning Wage Trial
• 1st Circ. Wary Of Reviving Postmates, Grubhub Driver Suit
• Polaner Jelly Sweetener Not Just Fruit Juice, Suit Says
• Ex-Chicken Of The Sea Worker Claims Firing Was Retaliatory
• Rendering Antitrust Suit Against Tyson Survives Dismissal Bid
• 4 Key Skills For An Effective Attorney Coaching Conversation
• Judge Dismisses Some Insurers From BP Spill Fraud Suit
• Flint Organizations Argue Against Asphalt Plant Permit
• Eswatini Cleared To Participate In H-2A, H-2B Visa Program
• Tilray Brands Scoops Up Craft Brewer Montauk In Acquisition
• Maryland And Missouri Legalize Pot, 3 Others Just Say No
• Control Of Congress Too Close To Call
• Skittles Buyers Drop Claims Mars' Candy Contains Toxins
• Nestle Dumps Boost Beverage False Ad Suit For Good
• 'Busy' Abbott Exec Has Time To Get Deposed, Judge Says
• 6th Circ. Says Depos Don't Force Trial Testimony In Flint Case
• FCA Whistleblower Trying To 'Gin Up A Split,' High Court Told
• Real Estate Rumors: Milbrook, Landsberg, Dos Caminos
• Fisheries Say Mass. Offshore Wind Approval Must Be Undone
• DC Judge Won't Block Albertsons' $4B Shareholder Payout
• How Civilian Attorneys Can Help Veterans
• Anheuser-Busch To Buy New Major League Pickleball Team
• A Look At Economic Cost Adjustments Amid Global Inflation
• 5th Circ. Precedent Dooms La. Eatery Operator's Virus Suit
• From Courts To Polls: BigLaw Turns Out To Protect The Vote
• Opportunities, Hurdles In Cannabis Immersive Entertainment
• FDA Submits Final Rule To Improve Food Traceability
• NFL Says No To 'Gerrymandered' Sunday Ticket Class Cert.
• Hard Rock Cafe Accused Of Cheating Gamblers On Winnings
• WTO Says Climate Cooperation Would Avert Trade Friction
• 'Thriving' Albertsons Defends $4B Payout From AG Challenge
• Water Association Urges 10th Circ. To Reassess USDA Exemptions
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned That Culture Shapes Law
• Snack Co. Can't Duck False Ad Suit Over Product Labels
• UT Austin Restaurant Loses COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• 5 States Vote On Legalizing Pot, And 1 Votes On Psychedelics
• Popcorn Indiana Isn't Made In Indiana, False-Ad Suit Says
• DOL's 2021 Farmworker Wages Survive 2019 Death Knell
• USTR Defends 'Faithful' China Tariff Remand
• Colo. Food Co. Sues Insurer Over Marshall Fire Losses
• Travelers Moves Case For Coverage Of Rain-Soaked Products
• Re-Export Spat Blocks Forced Labor Suit's End
• Diddy Buys Cannabis Operations In Deal Worth Up To $185M
• ​​​​​​​Constellation Unit Can't Exit Hard Seltzer TM Suit Early
• Hoopa Valley Tribe Sues US Over California Water Contracts
• Insurer Must Defend Mass. Ice Cream Co. In Worker's Suit
• Gas Station Says HDI Botched Defense Of Brain Injury Suit
• Travelers Settles $1.1M Claim Over Tossed Pies
• Justices To Hear Navajo Case Over Colo. River Water Rights
• What To Expect From The Post-Midterms Lame-Duck Session
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Liberty Mutual Says No Coverage For Grocery Store Fight Suit
• Wash. State Court Blocks $4B Albertsons Payout To Investors
• Trademark Law Alone Won't Stop Copycat THC Edibles
• Latham, Morrison Lead $450M SPAC, African Farm Biz Merger
• Texas, NM Reach Agreement In Decadelong Rio Grande Fight
• Hollywood Deli Loses Virus Coverage Suit Against Chubb
• 9 Legal Ethics Considerations In Natural Disaster Preparation
• A Divided Congress May Increase Companies' Political Risks
• Calif. Restaurants Ask 9th Circ. To Certify Virus Questions
• Temporary Farmworkers Hit Orchard Co. With Fifth Complaint
• Calif. Judge Sanctions Unlicensed Cannabis Gummy Maker
• Ohio Bar Owner Beats Appeal Over Nixed COVID Citation
• Albertsons-Kroger Deal Payout Breaks Antitrust Law: AG Suit
• European Mushrooms Likely Dumped In US, Commerce Finds
• Gibson Dunn, Fasken Lead $207M Sale Of Wetzel's Pretzels
• Feds Seek End To Baby Formula Tariff Case
• Houston Bar Didn't Pay Servers Fair Wage, Class Action Says
• Insurer Escapes Munich Re's $500K Spoiled Wine Suit
• CIT Ruling May Let Cannabis Cos. Tap Into Int'l Supply Chains
• Wash. AG Asks Court To Block $4B Albertsons-Kroger Payout
• Starbucks Keeps Win On Injury Suit Alleging Maggoty Drink
• DOJ Asks 3rd Circ. To Revive $350M Sugar Merger Challenge
• Boxing Broadcaster Says Bars Had No Right To Show Bouts
• Ga. Chain Sues Ohio Food Truck Over 'Twisted Taco' Name
• Lessons From 'All Natural' Litigation Summary Judgment
• Plum, Campbell Escape Heavy Metal Baby Food Suit
• Poultry Co. Settles Price-Fixing Claims With 12 Restaurants