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Food & Beverage - November, 2023

216 articles

• Atty Held In Contempt After Several 'Frivolous' False Ad Suits
• Petition Watch: NLRB GC Authority, Copyright Atty Fees
• Vidal Revives Food Slicer Patent After PTAB Loss
• Smithfield's Lack Of Documentation Dooms H-2B Requests
• Tyson Let 401(k) Plan Get Charged Excessive Fees, Suit Says
• Canadian Sports Drink Co. Gets Ch. 15 OK For US Assets
• What Lawyers Must Know About Calif. State Bar's AI Guidance
• Industry Must Elevate Native American Women Attys' Stories
• Feds Pay Fishers $160K In Atty Fees After GPS Rule Loss
• Pa. Liquor Board Fights Tab For Not Enabling Direct Shipping
• US Must Cover Hawaii Fuel Leak Payment, Insurer Says
• Bojangles Frees Another Insurer Over Rape Suit Coverage
• LifeVantage Stockholders Sue In Del. Over Board Protections
• Hyatt To Pay Fla. $5K Over 'Drag Queen Christmas' Show
• Hemp Co. Execs Agree To SEC Injunction In $15M Scam
• Kraft, Others Ask Jury For $25M After Egg Price-Fixing Win
• Health Food Co. Will Face Rival's TM Suit In Indiana
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Rethink US Loss In Farmers' Flood Case
• Delaware Judge OKs Food Recycler's Chapter 7 Conversion
• Ohio Atty Suspended For Flinging Feces-Filled Pringles Can
• Understanding Discovery Obligations In Era Of Generative AI
• 6th Circ. Backs Restaurateurs' Migrant Harboring Conviction
• Chicago Pol OK With 'Sharing The Wealth,' He Says On Tape
• Defense Contractor's Fraud Frees DLA Of Repayment Duty
• Woman Bit Into Finger In Chopt Eatery Salad, Suit Claims
• DC Court Skeptical Of Coca-Cola 'Greenwashing' Suit
• Chinese Biz Escapes Herbal Tea TM Dispute
• IP Suits Over Brand Owner Font Use Offer Cautionary Tales
• Tribes Seek More Authority In Farm Bill Renewal, Report Says
• Bakery Distributors Ask Supreme Court To Wait To Mull Case
• Law Firm Leaders Cautiously Optimistic Heading Into 2024
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• McDonald's Asks Justices To Review Workers' No-Poach Case
• Chicken Cos. Urge Justices To Allow Judgment Sharing Deal
• Amicus Groups Tell High Court To End Chevron Deference
• Ex-Papa John's Manager Resubmits $5M No-Poach Settlement
• Businessman Vouches For His Affidavit In Hot Dog Biz Fight
• Ex-Wife Can't Use 'Chocolate Moonshine' Formula, Jury Hears
• Restaurant Asked For H-2B Waiters Too Late, Judge Says
• ESG Around The World: Mexico
• Pharma Cos. Taking Discovery Disputes To Alabama Judge
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Dems' Victory Lap: Michigan's Biggest Legislation Of 2023
• US Loses Latest Trade Spat Over Canadian Dairy Quotas
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Pa. Supreme Court Preview: Nov. Ends With DA Removal Case
• Major Shareholders In Water Co. Can't Dodge Self-Dealing Suit
• Taco Bell Worker Says Christmas Party Rife With Sex, Vomit
• FDA Resource Latest Move To Prevent Baby Formula Scarcity
• FTC Says Total Wine's 'Hyperbole' Can't Halt Docs Demand
• Conn. Seeks Ax Of Rest Stop Co.'s Wage Suit Defenses
• The Case For Post-Bar Clerk Training Programs At Law Firms
• 2nd Circ. Shelves Investor Suit Over Hard Seltzer Sales
• FTC Warning Letters Note 5 Mistakes For Influencers To Avoid
• John Deere Says Tesla Ruling Backs Repair Case Dismissal
• Ohio Voters Legalize Cannabis — What Comes Next?
• Would Ending Chevron Deference Really Make Waves?
• Food Co. Investors Allege Insider Trades Before Subway Exit
• Colo. Panel Questions Class Cert. Denial In Delivery Driver Suit
• Multimedia Co. Gets Partial Win In TTAB Feud With Monster
• Judge Tolls Mich. Workers' Claims In Wage Dispute
• Fast Food CEO Says Work Stalled After He Spurned Pol's Firm
• Michigan Food Importer Can't Shake Rival's Nut Mix TM Suit
• 16 AGs Say Arbitration Carveout Covers Delivery Drivers
• Panera Says 'Charged' Drink Not Tied To Patron's Heart Attack
• A Telecom Attorney's Defense Of The Chevron Doctrine
• Chef Boyardee Maker Wants To Can 'No Preservatives' Suit
• Attorneys Have An Ethical Duty To Protect The Judiciary
• Fishing Cos. Tell Justices Chevron Deference 'Deeply Flawed'
• Jury Finds Egg Producers Liable In Price-Fixing Scheme
• McCarter & English Settles NJ Suit Over Distillery Stake Deal
• PFAS-Tainted Water Suit Belongs In State Court, Patrons Say
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Wild Pig Trap IP Loss
• Walmart Inks $45M Deal Over Inflated Product Weights
• Purina Food Exposes Cats To 'Forever Chemicals,' Suit Says
• Papa John's Pays $175K To End Blindness Discrimination Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• McDonald's To Buy Back Carlyle's Stake In China Operations
• NC Farm Fined For Withholding Workers' Pay And Passports
• NY AG's Plastic Bottle Suit Called Both Innovative, Overreach
• Justices Asked To Revive Rabobank Price-Fixing Claims
• Kraft, Others 'Concocted' Egg Price-Fixing Claims, Jury Hears
• Burger King Loses Sanctions Bid In Beef Over Ads, For Now
• Judge Won't Delay Ruling If States Can Join Abortion Pill Suit
• Food Recycler Asks To Scrap Ch. 11 For Ch. 7 Due To IP Suit
• Dolly In Produce Area Not Obvious Hazard, Mich. Court Says
• Skanska Hit With $1.69M Verdict In Oyster Destruction Suit
• Calif. Judge Reopens Tribal Fishing Dispute After Impasse
• Insurers Slam 7-Eleven Store's Battered Patron Defense Bid
• Chicago Politician Says Bribery Case Lacks Smoking Gun
• Conn. Dairy Co. Settles NJ Suit Alleging Tainted School Milk
• What Cos. Should Know About FTC's Proposed Junk Fee Rule
• 3 Firms Steer $400M California Chardonnay Vineyard Sale
• High Court Won't Let Fla. Enforce Drag Show Law
• AI Can Help Lawyers Overcome The Programming Barrier
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Egg Price-Fixing Goals Were Sometimes 'Blatant,' Jury Hears
• Chicago Pol Sold His Power For Law Firm Business, Jury Told
• IP Suit Against Meijer Must Go To Arbitration, Judge Says
• Alaska Says Tribal Fishing Suit's Aboriginal Rights Claim Fails
• NYC Eatery Seeks Early Win In 'Vindictive' Trade Secrets Suit
• Right Of Refusal Fries McDonald's Franchise Deal In Philly
• Aramark, Store Owner Must Face Pa. Slip-And-Fall Suit
• No Ruling Yet On Personal Disputes Exclusion, Judge Says
• Cargill Settles Kronos Hack Wage Fight For $2.4M
• Split Colo. Panel Says Wrong Deadline Applied In Wage Suit
• FTC Warns Sugar Promoters On Misleading Social Media Ads
• 3 States Slam Feds' Request For Pause In Abortion Drug Suit
• NYC Restaurant Files for Ch. 11, Citing $5M Labor Law Verdict
• Judge Halts Lead Water Suit For Mich. City's Immunity Appeal
• Commodities Trader Seeks OK Of Award Against Wine Exec
• Total Wine Fights FTC's 'Alarming' Info Request
• Feds Probe Shrimp Imports For Alleged Illegal Trade Practices
• Preparing Law Students For A New, AI-Assisted Legal World
• New York AG Sues PepsiCo Over Single-Use Plastic Pollution
• CORRECTED: Large Wendy's Franchisee Hits Ch. 11 Citing COVID-19 Fallout
• Diageo Gets Pause In Diddy Racism Suit
• States, Industry Renew WOTUS Suits After Rule Update
• Slip-Fall Suit Against Sports Bar Sent Back To Pa. State Court
• Seattle Fish Co. Wants Off The Hook In Pike Place TM Suit
• Biz Group Backs Mich. Lawmakers In Wage Law Appeal
• ESG Around The World: South Korea
• Bipartisan Bill Aims To Boost Crop Exports
• Employer Takeaways From 2nd Circ. Equal Pay Ruling
• General Counsel Need Data Literacy To Keep Up With AI
• Ex-Hyatt Counsel Leads Kabat Chapman's New Chicago Office
• What Changes To Prop 65 Warning Rules Mean For Cos.
• 9th Circ. Revives Part Of Calif. Farming Org.'s Coverage Suit
• FDA Medical Device Expert Joins Cooley Life Sciences Group
• House To Vote On Bill That Could Halt Employment Rules
• Georgia Restaurant Ownership Fight Settles On Eve Of Trial
• Starco Brands Hit With Chancery Suit Over Soylent Buyout
• FDA Investigating Lead In Applesauce, Link To 22 Illnesses
• Shoppers Defend Challenge Of $25B Kroger, Albertsons Deal
• ITC Will Investigate Alleged Violation Of Drink Mix Import Ban
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Corps' Fish Farm Permit Dead In Water, Groups Tell Judge
• Va. Hemp Cos. Take Fight Over Intoxicant Law To 4th Circ.
• Prison Food Co.'s Suit Is In Wrong Court, Competitor Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Paul Clement's Big Idea: Overrule Chevron, Ease Polarization
• Koch Settles DOJ Claims Over Chicken Grower Exit Fees
• 'I Don't See It': Judge Questions Trader Joe's Union Logo Suit
• Agri Stats Wants Enforcement Action Moved To Illinois
• Bitter Shareholders Sue Coffee Co. Dutch Bros' Top Brass
• Feds Drop Pandemic Aid Charges Against Monk, Lawyer
• Fishing Groups Sue Tire Cos. Over Salmon-Harming Chemical
• Rite Aid's Reasons For Ch. 11 Go Beyond Opioid Suits
• Mich. Panel Reverses Disney, Restaurant Group's Escheat Win
• Navigating Discovery Of Generative AI Information
• Chicago Alderman's Trial Postponed After Atty Gets COVID
• Liberty Need Not Cover Policyholder's Grocery Store Brawl
• Egg Exec Denies Industry Collab Was Collusion
• Blue Apron Investor Sues In Del. For Wonder Group Deal Info
• Ex-GC Sentenced To 22 Months For Attempted Airport Bribe
• ​​​​​​​USDA Unveils New Steps To 'Level Playing Field' For Farmers
• Coke Stuck With $882M Adjustment For Brazilian IP Transfers
• Dems' Va. Victories Rekindle Hope For Pot Regulation
• Gerber Hit With False Ad Suit Over 'No Preservatives' Snacks
• Finding Focus: Strategies For Attorneys With ADHD
• Mass. Dunkin' Operator Hit With Wage Collective Action
• Foreign Partner Liable For $6.5M In Gains, DC Circ. Told
• Cannabis Legalization Gets Voters' OK In Ohio
• Abbott Says It Is Not Implicated In Baby Formula MDL
• Abbott Labs Wants To Ditch Glucerna Class Claims
• 9th Circ. Affirms Ax Of Calif. Glyphosate Cancer Warning Label
• Kratom Co. Looks To Toss Mom's Claims Product Killed Son
• Fed. Circ. Judge Casts Doubt On Sweetener Enzyme Patents
• Chinese Delivery Co. Can't Escape Securities Class Action
• Biz Groups Back Starbucks' High Court Appeal Over Firings
• The 2023 Law360 Prestige Leaders
• How Law Firms Build And Protect Stellar Reputations
• How Fla. Bankruptcy Ruling May Affect Equity Owners
• Clover Food Lab Restaurant Chain Files For Ch. 11
• Coors False Ad Suit No Crunch Berries Case, 11th Circ. Told
• Emergency Tribal Hunting In Alaska Was Legal, Judge Says
• 3 States Ask To Join Suit To Halt Access To Abortion Drug
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Enviros Sue Feds Over Cattle Grazing Damage On Ariz. River
• Commerce Lowers Duties On Moroccan Fertilizer
• 4 States Join DOJ's Agri Stats Info-Sharing Lawsuit
• Justices Won't Hear Patent Case Over Bacon Prep Method
• Bakery Cos. Say High Court Bid Should Wait For Related Case
• Tyson Settles With Worker Put On Leave After Refusing Vax
• Scientist Says Splenda Statements Not For Courts To Review
• Island's Food Truck Rules Raise 'Serious' Issues, Justice Says
• Rancher Group Says Colo. Must Pay Or Fix Farm Labor Law
• Kroger Broke 'Kona' Coffee Settlement, Farmers Claim
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Irish Pub Chain's Ex-CFO Inks Plea Deal Over $1M Tax Fraud
• Whopper Buyers Rip Burger King's 'Red Herring' Sanction Bid
• Cannabis Investor Urges Industry To 'Pray For Rescheduling'
• M&A Ruling Buoys Loss Calculation Method, R&W Insurance
• EPA Agrees To Investigate Salmon-Killing Tire Chemical
• Feds Pour $653M Into Ports To Smooth Supply Chains
• Dunkin' Franchisees To Pay $1M Over Child Labor Violations
• 8th Circ. Repeals EPA Ban On Food Crop Pesticide Chlorpyrifos
• 11 States Support Bid In 5th Circ. To Nix DOL Tip Rule
• 7-Eleven Says Trademark Law Firm Stole Name, Color Scheme
• Morgan Lewis, NJ Judge Dodge Relentless Federal Litigation
• Pa. Woman Says Defective Instant Pot Burst, Burning Her
• How Consumer Complaints Can Help Companies
• 'Bewildering' Side Deal Sinks $3.2M Wawa Data Breach Fee
• Abbvie Sued In Ill. For Probing Applicants' Medical Histories
• Vodka Giant Fights Former Exec's £1.6M Whistleblowing Win
• Texas Bakery Settles Dispute With Union Over Extra Pay
• NY Opens Applications For New Medical Marijuana Operators
• Residents Sue NYC Over Permanent Outdoor Dining Law
• Grocer Can't Duck Misclassification Suit, Delivery Driver Says
• Meatpackers Colluded To Fix Beef Prices, NC Food Co. Says
• Life Sciences Regulators Must Write Cloud-Specific Guidance
• McDonald's Plans To Take No-Poach Case To High Court
• Clif Bar Buyers Seek OK On New $12M False Ad Settlement
• Stop & Shop Ex-Manager Says He Was Fired For Long COVID
• Attorneys, Law Schools Must Adapt To New Era Of Evidence
• Insurer Prevails In Citrus Co.'s Defamation Coverage Suit