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Food & Beverage - December, 2023

186 articles

• Walmart Wins New Trial After $115M Trade Secrets Verdict
• DeSantis Freed From Florida Migrant Transport Law Suit
• The Most-Read Legal Industry Law360 Guest Articles Of 2023
• 9th Circ. Eases Rocky Road For Ice Cream Buyers' Suit
• Kroger-Albertsons Merger Challenge Given One Last Shot
• Calif. Agency Hits Grocery Chain With Hiring Bias Suit
• Food Exec Gets 18 Months For Fla. Airport Bribery Scheme
• Ga. Justices To Consider Timeliness Of Moe's Malpractice Suit
• Domino's Truckers Ask High Court To Decline Arbitration Case
• Year In Review: The Biggest Trade Decisions Of 2023
• Insurer Must Face Fla. Restaurant's Hurricane Ian Suit
• Considerations for In-House Counsel Before Testing For PFAS
• Buyer Can't Land Class Cert. In American Tuna False Ad Suit
• Candy Cos. Drop 'Grandpa Joe's' TM Dispute
• 5 Most Notable Class Action Standing Cases Of 2023
• Haynes Boone Hires Rothwell Figg Life Sciences Counsel
• Trends Shaping The 2024 Consumer Packaged Goods Industry
• Chicago Pol Convicted In Bribery Case For Boosting Law Firm
• Attorneys' Busiest Times Can Be Business Opportunities
• Top New Jersey Cases Of 2023
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Ropes & Gray
• NC Man Admits To Role In New Jersey Deli Fraud Scheme
• NLRB Judge Clears Whole Foods In BLM Garb Case
• ​​​​​​​Ex-CEO Blasts Fruit Co.'s Ch. 11 Plan Disclosures
• PTAB To Review Corteva Plant Patents, Citing Examiner Error
• Golden Heaven Sued Over Its Amusement Park 'Hellscapes'
• Meat Processor To Pay $3M To End Ill. AG's Unpaid OT Claims
• 9th Circ. Scienter Ruling May Strengthen FDA's Leverage
• In The World Of Legal Ethics, 10 Trends To Note From 2023
• Consumers Cite 'Common Proof' In Nestlé False Ad Suit
• Sport Fishers Say Tribes' Pact Threatens Great Lakes
• Del. Dispatch: The 2023 Corporate Cases You Need To Know
• Seafood Co. Wants $500K In Fees After 'Bad Faith' ESOP Suit
• EPA Says Enforcement Improving With Boosted Resources
• Conservative Law Group Calls For Narrow FAA Exemption
• The States That Legalized Pot In 2023, And One That Didn't
• Yerba Mate Wins Wage Arb. Bid Despite 'Troubling' Behavior
• Animal Rights Are About Saving Nature, And Our Own Future
• Ex-CulinArt Manager Says 'Boys Club' Boss Wrongly Fired Her
• McDonald's Franchise Wants To Settle $3M Harassment Suit
• Krispy Kreme Gets No Defense For BIPA Suit, Insurer Says
• NJ Attys Must Face Zoom Depos In Wawa Malpractice Suit
• How Attorneys Can Be More Efficient This Holiday Season
• Colo. Wolf Release Can Start Amid Rancher Challenge
• Conn. Utility, Customers Square Off Over PFAS Claims Venue
• Imported Cocoa Picked By Kids Didn't Harm Group, Feds Say
• SC Judge Won't Reconsider Foam Co. Dismissal Ruling
• Mass. Judge Keeps Alehouse TM Suit Brewing
• Kentucky Urges 6th Circ. To Revive WOTUS Suit
• Ex-Manager Fights Assets Probe Bid By 50 Cent's Liquor Co.
• Agencies' Aggressive Merger Approach Was Tested In 2023
• Feds Defend Chevron Deference In Second High Court Case
• Texas High Court Won't Bite On Burger King Lease Dispute
• Full 9th Circ. To Revisit Ruling Against Calif.'s AB 5
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Briton Extradited To NY On Charges In $99M Wine Fraud
• Shuttered Ohio Deli Hit With Wage Suit After 67-Year Run
• Biggest Illinois Decisions Of 2023
• Children's Book Writing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Custard Store Loses Last Stand In IP Fight Against Rival
• The Biggest Trademark Rulings of 2023
• Union Worker Says Denied Gender Care Shows Coverage Bias
• Group Of Former US Attys Urges DOJ Not To Reschedule Pot
• CIT Approves Gov't Bid For Plywood Duty Evasion Remand
• Calif. City Official Exploited Immigrant Workers, DOJ Says
• EPA Plans To Reduce Slaughterhouse Water Pollution
• 7th Circ. Nixes US Foods' Win In Fired Worker's Age Bias Suit
• China Looks To Be Subsidizing Pea Protein, Commerce Says
• Fruit Grower Gets 2 Weeks Cash While It Alters Ch. 11 Budget
• Feds Defend Arctic Seal Habitat Against Alaska Challenge
• Gibson Dunn Reps Chobani On $900M La Colombe Buy
• Insurer Says Policy Bars Coverage For Subway Slaying Case
• NC Farm Wants New Trial In Worker's $2.5M Severed Foot Suit
• Apple's Visa, Mastercard 'Tap Pay' Deals Bar Rivals, Suit Says
• Colo. Judge Sets Aside Merits For Wolf-Release Ruling
• Chicago Pol Urges Jurors To Reject 'Mess' Of Corruption Case
• Farmworkers, Green Orgs Look To Sink Glyphosate Approval
• Athena Tech SPAC, Air Water Ventures Terminate $300M Deal
• Creditors Fear Fruit Grower's Admin Costs Won't Be Covered
• FDA's Recent Litigation Records Are Strong, But Imperfect
• Campari In Talks To Buy Courvoisier Cognac In $1.2B Deal
• Italian Pasta Makers Say US Used Flawed Method For Duties
• Real Estate Rumors: Crescent, Berkadia, NNN REIT
• Starbucks Raise Ruling Highlights Labor Law Catch-22
• Flowers Foods Tells Justices FAA Doesn't Cover Distributors
• Nestle Drink Buyers' False Ad Suit Gets Boost At 9th Circ.
• DOL Finalizes Fed Contractor 1st Right Of Refusal Rule
• Starbucks Boss Can't Ask If Staff Hates Her, NLRB Judge Says
• Papa John's Franchisees Hit With Wage, Scheduling Claims
• EU OKs $22B Bioscience Cos. Merger After Remedies
• DOL Releases Minimum H-2A Wage Figures For 2024
• Monster Energy Wins Bid To Revoke Rival's EU TM
• Baldor Adds Veteran Food-Service Attorney As New GC
• How Clients May Use AI To Monitor Attorneys
• EU Lawmakers Agree On New Rights For Gig Workers
• Drink Co. Ex-CEO Won't Be Harmed In Equity Sale, Judge Says
• Colo. Cattle Groups Sue State, Feds To Delay Wolf Releases
• FBI Informant Faces Tense Questions From Chicago Pol's Atty
• Beyond Meat Looks To Chuck Suit Over Production Woes
• Food Recycler Darling Wins In $29M M&A Tax Benefit Tiff
• Warren, Sanders Ask FTC To Block Kroger-Albertsons Deal
• Illinois Casualty Can't Swamp Landlord's Leak Coverage Suit
• Fishing Groups Seek 1st Circ.'s Take On Vineyard Wind Farm
• State AG Tells Calif. Justices Prop 22 Should Stay In Place
• NJ Attys Fight Zoom Depo Demand In Wawa Malpractice Suit
• NFL Looks To Sack DirecTV 'Sunday Ticket' Antitrust MDL
• Pitt Says Suit Over Jolie's Winery Sale Should Not Die On Vine
• Starbucks Wants White Ex-Worker's Bias Suit Trimmed
• Chicago Pol Wants To Treat Own Witness, FBI Mole, As Hostile
• Feds Seek Prison For Restaurateurs' Illegal Hires, Tax Dodges
• Mich. Exec Argues For 1-Day Sentence As Bribery 'Follower'
• FTC Nears Deal With Total Wine On Info Demands
• ESG Around The World: Singapore
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge D'Emic On Moby Grape
• Feds Say Frozen Shrimp Imports Likely Being Dumped
• Justices Seek DOJ's Take On Clinching Wage-Hour Carveout
• Pa. Justices Reject Consolidation Of Future COVID Cases
• Procter & Gamble Sold Metamucil Containing Lead, Suit Says
• Trade Court Says Fish Import Case Belongs In District Court
• Judge Denies Lenders Control Of NYC Margaritaville For Now
• Jury Says 'Chocolate Moonshine' Recipe Was Secret, Stolen
• Profs Warn Against Feds' Admin. Law Argument At 9th Circ.
• Bankrupt Fruit Grower Cancels Auction With No Proper Bid
• DC Circ. Affirms $618M Arbitration Award Against Venezuela
• Hemp Cos. Tell 4th Circ. To Block Va.'s 'Total THC' Law
• 50 Cent's Co. Wants To Probe Assets Of Ex-Liquor Boss
• How Hueston Hennigan Won Monster $336M False Ad Suit
• Worker, Union Urge 9th Circ. To Expedite Migrant Wage Ruling
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Performing Music Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Fla. Restaurant To Pay $7K To End Immigration Bias Claims
• NLRB Tells Justices Not To Hear Starbucks' Injunction Row
• 'Chocolate Moonshine' Recipe Is No Trade Secret, Pa. Jury Told
• Family Of Ariz. Judge Fatally Struck By Car Sues Grubhub
• Pot Group Urges 8th Circ. To End Block On Ark. Hemp Law
• Mich. Justices Weigh Effect Of Ending Wage, Sick Leave Laws
• EPA Says Florida Water Quality Criteria Outdated, Incomplete
• Ex-Stroock M&A Duo Joins Cahill Gordon In NY
• Coffee Supplier Mercon Hits Ch. 11 With $363M Debt
• Ohio Senators Rewrite Voter-Approved Pot Legalization
• Whistleblower Snags $350K In $1.8M NYC Diner Tax Deal
• 9th Circ. Judge 'Baffled' By Starbucks Union Vote Stance
• Buyers Of Nestle Boost Urge 9th Circ. To Revive False Ad Suit
• Seafood Co. Breaks Free From Ex-Workers' ESOP Suit
• NC Panel Won't Disturb Smithfield Farm's Hog Waste Permit
• 11th Circ. Revives Underweight Poultry Suit Against Sysco
• Breaking Down High Court's New Code Of Conduct
• 9th Circ. Won't Reconsider Upholding EPA Pesticide Approval
• High Court's Chevron Review May Be A Crypto Game-Changer
• Restaurant Chains Still Fighting Part Of $8M Chicken Deal
• 1st Circ. Open To Reviving Whole Foods BLM Retaliation Suit
• Brewery Says Co-Owner Swiped $1M, Forcing Bankruptcy
• Judges 'Troubled' By Trial Rulings For Denver Cheese Co.
• Fed. Circ. Backs TTAB Ruling For French Wine Co.
• Splenda Maker Says Peet's Provides Knockoff Sweetener
• Court Denies Duty-Free Treatment For Specialty Baby Formulas
• Panera Hit With Second 'Charged Lemonade' Death Suit
• Alcohol's E-Commerce Spike Brings Regulatory Dilemmas
• Legal Profession Gender Parity Requires Equal Parental Leave
• H-2A Wages Rule Will Spike Illegal Immigration, 4th Circ. Told
• Recycling Co. Strategic Materials Hits Ch. 11 With $433M Debt
• ​​​​​​​FTC Sues 7-Eleven, Alleging Violation of 2018 Consent Order
• Kraft Heinz Fraudulently Won Insider Trade Suit, Investor Says
• Parents Want Abbott Docs On Calif. Law In Baby Formula MDL
• GOP Effort To Rewrite Ohio Pot Legalization Spurs Backlash
• Wine Co. Sues Chubb Unit For Coverage Of $1.5M Hack
• DOL Says 2 Mass. Eateries Failed To Pay Kitchen Workers OT
• Magistrate Says Not To Block Fla. Hemp Stop-Sale Orders
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• WTO Climate Tools Carry Warning For EU Approach On Steel
• PepsiCo Trims But Can't Nix 'Healthy' Gatorade False Ad Suit
• Investors Score Class Cert. In $480M Subway 'Exodus' Suit
• Chicago Atty Pushes Back On 7-Eleven Trademark Suit
• Justices Call O'Connor 'American Hero,' 'Perfect Trailblazer'
• Former Clerks Say Justice O'Connor Still Worth Emulating
• Congress Has Chance To Adjust Hemp Policy, Report Says
• Kona Coffee Farmers' Attys Get $3.7M Fees From Settlements
• Mich. Couple Can't Shake Town's Illegal Animal Farm Suit
• Whirlpool Injunction Row Raises Circuit Split, Chinese Co. Says
• New Regs Will Strengthen Voluntary Carbon Offset Market
• 4 Decisions For Which Justice O'Connor Will Be Remembered
• Justice O'Connor Shattered Barriers, Built Bridges
• Uber, DoorDash, Grubhub Can't Dodge NYC Min. Wage Rule
• Kraft, Kellogg Nab $18M In Egg Price-Fixing Damages
• Sandra Day O'Connor, First Woman On Supreme Court, Dies
• Writing Thriller Novels Makes Me A Better Lawyer