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Food & Beverage - August, 2024

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• Expert Doesn't Back Certain Tribal Fishing Rights, Judge Says
• Calif. Legislature OKs Ban On 6 Food Dyes In Public Schools
• Wheeling & Appealing: The Latest Must-Know Appellate Action
• Missouri Ban On Some Psychoactive Foods To Hit Sept. 1
• Employment Authority: Teamsters Targets Key Amazon Hub
• Harris Admin Would Stay Course On Tough Antitrust Policy
• The Top In-House Hires Of August
• Mich. Supreme Court Shuts Down COVID Closure Suits
• Being An Opera Singer Made Me A Better Lawyer
• Inaccurate TransUnion Report Ended Job Chances, Suit Says
• DOL, Miss. Fishery Reach Deal To End Suit Over Wage Probe
• Starbucks Overpromised On 'Reinvention' Plan, Investor Says
• Amazon Sheds Whole Foods 'Bait-And-Switch' Case For Good
• Mars Wrigley Must Face False Ad Suit Over 'Real Cheese'
• 50 Cent's Liquor Biz Wins Ch. 7 Fight Over Ex-Boss's House
• Trucker Urges Justices To Back Wide RICO Scope In CBD Case
• Judge Trims Assault, Wage Claims Against Long Island Cafe
• FTC Wants Kroger's Constitution Suit To Follow Merger Case
• Wendy's Settles Beef Over Mystery Shopper Data Patent
• Bankruptcy Judge Allows Red Lobster To Reject 23 Leases
• How Law Firms Can Avoid 'Collaboration Drag'
• Deals Rumor Mill: Ackman IPO, Covestro Takeover, Trinitech
• Farmer Owes Monsanto $7.4M After Flouting Seed Judgment
• Mich. Pot Co. Says Court Can Hear Suit Against IP Atty
• 'Holy Cow!': MLB Legend's Co. Sues Eatery Over Catchphrase
• 'Smoking-Gun' Flaw Found In New Ark. Hemp Law, Say Cos.
• Fla. Bank City National Says Applebee's Franchisees Owe $8M
• Teamsters Can't Arbitrate Sysco Pension Spat, Judge Says
• Insurer Blasts Ralph Lauren's Appeal For COVID-19 Coverage
• Wash. AG Fears Kroger Will Move Goalposts For Merger Trial
• Instacart Can Arbitrate Driver's Suit, But 2nd Circ. To Weigh In
• The Biggest Enviro Cases To Watch In 2024: Midyear Report
• What BIPA Reform Law Means For Biometrics Litigation
• Ga. Appeals Court Says Worker Should Get Pandemic Aid
• Attys Duel Over Fees After $12.8M Deal In Chiquita MDL
• Fed. Circ. Resolves Post-AIA Question On Prefiling Activity
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Key To Open, Impartial Process
• Miss. Seafood Co. Pleads Guilty To 'Fish Substitution' Scheme
• Boston Cop's Family Sues Girlfriend, Bars For Wrongful Death
• Taco Bell Franchisee Will Pay $2M To End Job-Posting Suits
• 19 New Jersey Stores Cited For Selling Flavored Vapes
• Grocery Co. Appeals Union Pension Fund's Win To 7th Circ.
• Perdue Says Jarkesy Sinks DOL's Whistleblower Process
• Randy Mastro, Gibson Dunn In Arbitration Over Departure
• What NFL Draft Picks Have In Common With Lateral Law Hires
• Albertsons Paints Picture Of Dire Future Without Kroger Deal
• Ga. Judge Won't Let DOL Play 'Sorcerer' With H-2A Rule
• DEA Sets Dec. 2 Hearing On Cannabis Rescheduling Proposal
• Restaurants Seek Grubhub's Revenue, Staff Info For TM Suit
• Federal Lawmakers Demand USDA Fix Tribal Food Backlog
• Toxic Water Case Shows Need For Labeling To Protect Kids
• Papa John's Workers In BIPA Class Can 'Fly Solo,' Judge Says
• New $400M Suit Over NBA Jersey Deal Alleges Owner Threats
• Grubhub Can't Escape Suit Over Judge Killed By Driver
• 5th Circ. Holds Off On Gulf Fishery Council Rule Challenge
• Replacing The Stigma Of Menopause With Law Firm Support
• Starbucks Sued By Woman Burned By Spilled Hot Coffee
• Albertsons-Kroger Deal Tests FTC's Stepped-Up Merger Policy
• Class Wants $2.1M In Fees In Home Depot Hose Fight
• 5th Circ. Strikes Down DOL Tip Rule
• Off The Bench: Sunday Ticket Twist, Dartmouth-NLRB Clash
• Planning Law Firm Content Calendars: What, When, Where
• Grocery Chain Wants 'Scandalous' Claims Out Of Allergy Suit
• Split 6th Circ. Reopens Coca-Cola Bottling Race Bias Case
• Subway Franchisor Can't Strike 19 Words From Ruling
• Popular Mich. Sushi Bar Sues Hacker Who Deleted Instagram
• Hormel, Meat Plants To Settle Wage-Fixing Claims For $13.5M
• Ill. Exempts Certain Home-Delivered Meals From Taxes
• Farmers Seek Rehearing For Mich. Justices' Permit Ruling
• Big Deals Boost M&A Values As Transaction Numbers Dip
• Kroger-Albertsons Wrong On Labor Law In FTC Row: NLRB
• Missouri Gov. Clashes With Secretary Of State Over Hemp Ban
• Fisher Phillips Brings Smith Gambrell Atty To DC Gov't Team
• Mich. Says Justices' Minimum Wage Ruling Lacks Detail
• Playing Golf Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rethink IP Safe Harbor Case
• FTC Fails 1st Test Of Rulemaking Push In Noncompetes Loss
• Full 3rd Circ. Won't Hear Distillery Investor's RICO Case
• Insurers Escape Calif. Starbucks Drive-Thru Easement Row
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Wrinkle In Textile Family's $17M Fight
• Law Firms Should Move From Reactive To Proactive Marketing
• Zomato Inks $244M Deal For Paytm Entertainment Tickets Biz
• Commerce Finalizes High Duties On Chinese Wine Bottles
• Disney Made Right Move Dropping Arbitration Bid, Attys Say
• Fireball Maker Fights Class Cert. In Malt Labeling Suit
• Trade Judge Says Ban On Chocolate Mix Was Flouted
• Utah Tells Justices Feds Must Relinquish Land In State
• 7th Circ. Reverses Sysco Win Over Teamsters Grievance
• NFL Hangs Onto Victory In Sunday Ticket Antitrust Fight
• Ga. Power Says Factory Redo Can't Free Nestle From Service
• Mondelez Customer Calls Cocoa Sourcing Label Deceptive
• Burford Fights Order Backing Chicken Price-Fixing Settlement
• EPA Finalizes Herbicide Strategy To Protect Listed Species
• A Deep Dive Into Law360 Pulse's 2024 Women In Law Report
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• The Big Issues A BigLaw Associates' Union Could Address
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• BCLP Biz Litigator Jumps To Faegre Drinker In Chicago
• Pilgrim's Pride Agrees To Pay $100M In Chicken Farmers' Suit
• Kroger Flips Script, Challenges FTC's Constitutionality
• Colo. Justices Won't Hear Cheese Heiress' Appeal
• Colo. Justices To Weigh On Minimum Wage Claims' Timing
• Aramark Gets Green Light For Solo Turkey Antitrust Case
• Civil Rights Activist's Name Being Stolen For Diner, Suit Says
• Insurer Blames Panda Express Grease For $176K Water Leak
• It's Time For A BigLaw Associates' Union
• Calif. Lawmakers Decline To Advance Hemp THC Law
• How Calif. Justices' Prop 22 Ruling Affects The Gig Industry
• FTC Says Albertsons Execs Deleted Texts About Merger
• Recipe Changing For NYC Restaurant Wage Suits
• 7-Eleven Parent Confirms Canadian Takeover Offer
• 9th Circ. Throws Alaska Fishers A Lifeline In Orca Food Case
• PepsiCo Can't Nix Suit Over Gatorade Bars' 'Health Halo'
• Burger King Sued For Books In Del. On Big Site Buy
• Servers Get Partial Win In Tip Suit Against Restaurant Chain
• 9th Circ. Upholds Tribe's Win In Washington Dam Suit
• How Justices Upended The Administrative Procedure Act
• TCJA's Estate Tax Treatment Shouldn't Change, Panel Told
• Fla. Advertising Co. Says Pot Cos. Didn't Pay Up For Services
• Mass. Dunkin' Franchise Sued Over Hot Coffee Spill
• Atty Gets 32 Months In Prison For Bribing Chicago Alderman
• NC AG Readies Appeal In Fight Over Smithfield Foods Funds
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Taxation With Representation: Cleary, Kirkland, Skadden
• Harris Economic Plan Targets Food Mergers, Price-Gouging
• Green Group Backs Feds' Denial Of Water Co.'s Right-Of-Way
• Northeast Grocery Chain Escapes 401(k) Mismanagement Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Paramount, Blackstone, Starbucks
• Court Tosses Challenge To Wyoming's New Hemp Law
• Kerrygold, Customers Agree To End 'Pure' False Ad Suit
• Hemp Industry Rallies Against Calif. Bill
• Banking Groups Sue To Thwart New Ill. Swipe Fee Restrictions
• Partners Stole Dairy Product Co.'s Trade Secrets, Suit Says
• Fla. Gratuity Platform Alleges Toast Stole Trade Secrets
• Tuna Price-Fixing Deal Comes With A Catch: $26M In Fish
• 4 States Oppose FTC Bid To Block Kroger-Albertsons Deal
• Tyson Says Mo. Plant Sale Did Not Violate Antitrust Law
• Grassley Asks HHS For Clarity On Cannabis Position
• Suit Says Florida Lab-Grown Meat Ban Is 'Unconstitutional'
• FTC Finalizes Rule To Crack Down On Fake Online Reviews
• Oregon Gets New 600-Acre Wildlife Refuge
• CFTC Hits Vitol With First-Of-Its-Kind Position Limits Fine
• Kroger Hit With Prop 65 Suit Over Metals In Snacks, Cinnamon
• Classwide Calculations May Get Price Premium Damages Wrong
• Suit Claims Giant Uses Banned, Toxic Oil In Orange Soda
• Mirror, Mirror On The Wall, Is My Counterclaim Bound To Fall?
• Skadden, Davis Polk Guide $2.1B US Food Service Deal
• Candy Giant Mars Paying $36B For Pringles-Maker Kellanova
• Fund Manager Seeks Del. Legal Fee Rulings In Ponzi Fight
• Full 7th Circ. Asked To Review Tossing Of Protein Pouch Fight
• Campbell Soup Co. Defends V8 Splash Labeling As Accurate
• Aramark Applicant Drops Wash. Pay Transparency Suit
• Parts Maker Can't Escape Goya Death Suit
• Kroger Blasts FTC's 'Head-To-Head' Competition Claims
• Tort Report: Disney Blasted For 'Absurd' Arbitration Bid
• Eateries Can't Stop $75M Settlements In Chicken Antitrust Suit
• Fla. Produce Co. Can't Change Settlement, EEOC Says
• Insurance Lessons From 11th Circ. Ruling On Policy Grammar
• Food Law Atty Rejoins Thompson Coburn From Davis Wright
• Playing Dungeons & Dragons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Colo. Brewery And Ex-Manager Settle Embezzlement Suit
• NLRB Official Says Justices' Ruling Doesn't Ax Injunction Bid
• Microplastics False Ad Complaint 'Doesn't Hold Water'
• Fed. Circ. Says Co. Can't Patent Coke Zero's Secret Sweetener
• Cannabis Drink Cos. Drop Challenge To Iowa THC Law
• Beyond Meat Escapes Investor Suit Over Production Woes
• Mercon Coffee Ch. 11 Ruling Shows Insider Releases' Limits
• Illinois BIPA Reform Offers Welcome Relief To Businesses
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• The Long Road To Legalizing Pot In Florida And South Dakota
• Domino's Drivers' Attys Urge Court To Reject Sanctions Bid
• DC Circ. Says Animal Group Can't File Perdue False Ad Suit
• Gilead Drug Ruling Creates Corporate Governance Dilemma
• Kraft-Heinz Investor Can't Revive Del. Insider Trading Suit
• Fishery Says DOL's Refusal To Testify Should End Wage Suit
• Liberty Mutual Must Face Eatery's Suit Over Injury Claim
• Wash. AG Says Kroger Refusing To Delay Merger For Ruling
• Mich. Pot Co. Alleges IP Atty, Wife Are Ruining Its Reputation
• Calif. Justices Side With Hartford Unit In Virus Coverage Fight
• Instacart Shopper's Costco Injury Suit Sent To Arbitration
• Dairy Farm Investor Fights For €77.5M Claim Against Serbia
• Amazon Must Face Pandemic Price-Gouging Claims In Wash.
• Cancer Research Org. Is Right To Avoid Corporate Influence
• How Courts' Differing Views On Standing Affect PFAS Claims
• Green Groups Seek Ban On Imports From Unsafe Fisheries
• 50 Cent Beats Liquor Consultant's 'Ridiculous' Wiretap Claim
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Rulings On Hyperlinked Documents
• 5th Circ. Pushes DOL On Salary Thresholds For OT Eligibility
• 10th Circ. Won't Undo Atty Fees In $1.5B Syngenta Corn Deal
• Hemp Cos. Owner Says Cousin Ripped Off Formula, Trademarks
• Bank Dropped From Suit Over Alleged $100M Ponzi Scheme
• Servers Seek Default In Foxwoods Restaurant Wage Case
• Loper Bright Limits Federal Agencies' Ability To Alter Course
• 'The Eggs Are Fresh From A Farm': Kroger Fries False Ad Suit
• Chick-Fil-A Franchisee Settles Fired Trans Worker's Bias Suit
• Defamation Suit Tests Lanham Act's Reach With Influencers
• Addressing The Growing Hazards Of Mass Arbitration
• 4th Circ. Revives Sex Bias Suit Over Workplace Romance Row
• Tyson Foods Escapes 401(k) Recordkeeping Fee Suit
• GrubHub Must Face Restaurants' TM Infringement Suit
• Japanese Restaurant In Aspen Sued For TM Infringement
• Fed. Circ. Told Edwards Filed Safe Harbor Suit With Bad Intent
• Fed. Circ. Pours Out Trademark Board's 'Cognac' Ruling
• Houston Partially Escapes Pappas Restaurants' Airport Suit
• Denver Food Co. Fired VP For Younger Male, Suit Claims
• EPA Emergency Bans Pesticide Chem Over Risks To Unborn
• Music Licensor Settles Disco Song Row With Detroit Eatery
• Dem Lawmakers Back FTC's Kroger-Albertsons Challenge
• Feds Seek $3.5M Premerger Penalty From Sporting Events Biz
• NC Farming Business Wants H-2A Forced Labor Claims Cut
• Subway, Chick-Fil-A Ink Deals In Mystery Shopper IP Suit
• Teaching Scuba Diving Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 3 Countries' Glass Wine Bottles Face Steep Dumping Duties
• World Of Beer Latest Dining Chain To Tap Ch. 11 Post-COVID
• Italian Restaurant Chain Hits Ch. 11 With At Least $10M In Debt
• Inari Agriculture Can't Sink Patent Case Over Corn Seed
• Migrant Farmworker Contractor Must Face Trafficking Claims
• Lawyers Can Take Action To Honor The Voting Rights Act
• Washington, Tribes Back EPA's Health Criteria For The State
• Poultry Co. Fights Bid For $217K In Legal Costs For Subpoena
• Carnival Agrees To Pay $72K To End Wage Fight With DOL
• Atlanta, County Say Cops' Firing Claims 'Rife With Conjecture'
• Ex-GC Says Steakhouse Chain Can't Ax Or Arbitrate Bias Suit
• Judge Nixes Camp's H-2B Application Over Late Submission
• NFL's $4.7B Hail Mary Hinged On Debunking Experts
• Pa. Court Won't Revive Fall Injury Suit Despite Deleted Video
• How Two Non-Bankruptcy Attys Won A Rare Ch. 7 Jury Trial
• Investors Say Water Vending Co. Ran $100M Ponzi Scheme
• Ill. Gov. Pritzker Signs BIPA Reform Into Law
• Shuttered Paper Mill Says NC Can't Claw Back $12M Incentive
• Commerce Rejects Vietnam's Bid For Market Economy Status
• Tribes Seek Commission's Help On Canada Mining Policy
• Onion Packer To Pay Nearly $270K In Withheld OT Wages
• Off The Bench: NFL Reversal, Drone Spying, UFC Deal Tossed
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Boar's Head Faces Putative Class Action Over Listeria Recall
• Mich. Ruling Ushers In Sweeping Paid Leave, Wage Changes
• Mich. Justices Uphold Tighter Manure Discharge Regs
• NFL Sacks $4.7B Sunday Ticket Verdict With Post-Trial Win
• Conservation Groups Take Aim At ESA Regs
• Feds Say Farmworkers Should Have Sued State Over Wages
• 11th Circ. Denies Coverage, Despite Insurer's Missing Comma
• Latham, Ellenoff Rank Among Top Firms For July IPOs
• EU Approves $18B Grain Deal With Asset Sales
• Chipotle Bundled 'Service Fee' With Tax To Hide It, Suit Says
• Court Won't Let Glycine Co. Use Remand To Fix Data Issue
• Missouri Gov. Announces Ban On Psychoactive Hemp Wares
• $9M White Castle Fingerprint BIPA Deal Clears Final Approval