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Food & Beverage - September, 2024

205 articles

• Colo. Says Kroger Merger Would Divest To 'Retail Liquidator'
• 11th Circ. Skeptical Of Peanut Truck Co.'s Excise Tax Refund
• Calif. Gov. Signs Bill To Allow Cannabis Cafes
• Del. Justices Asked To Revive Malpractice Suit Against Firms
• Ga. Judge Questions Pizzeria Wage Case Settlement Terms
• AI May Limit Key Learning Opportunities For Young Attorneys
• Alaska Seeks Toss Of Challenge To New Hemp Regulations
• A Class Action Trend Tests Limit Of Courts' Equity Powers
• CFTC Fines Olam Group $3.25M Over Cotton Sales Reports
• Apple, Visa And Mastercard Want Out Of 'Tap Pay' Fee Suit
• Constitution Permits Blocked Anti-Laundering Law, Panel Told
• Hemp Org., Cheech & Chong Take Aim At New Calif. THC Ban
• Why Many Drugs Remain Pricey 40 Years After Hatch-Waxman
• Deal Cools Sale Broker's Beef With Cold-Cheese Pizzeria
• 11th Circ. Rejects Initial En Banc Hearing For ERISA Appeal
• Miami Approves $12.5M Deal To End Little Havana Bar's Suit
• A Look At How De Minimis Import Rules May Soon Change
• Philip Morris Says Nicotine Pouch Suit Is Preempted
• Nestlé Customers Win Class Cert. In Child Labor Labeling Suit
• Edible Arrangements Says Zurich Shirked Policy Duties In $4M Suit
• General Mills Seeks To Ax Suit Claiming Cocoa Puffs Has Lead
• 3rd Circ. Rules Commerce Fishery Councils Cannot Veto Regs
• New Report Urges Feds To Take Larger Role In Pot Policy
• Chubb Bears Burden In Smithfield Hog Farm Coverage Suit
• Dominican Airport Co. Says Project Feud Must Be Arbitrated
• Man Says Houston-Area Starbucks Put Racist Joke On Drink
• Del. Bankruptcy Judge Says Purdue Limits Opt-Out Releases
• Conn. PFAS Water Pollution Suit Returned To State Court
• Nightclub Can Pursue Defamation Suit Against TikTok User
• Investor Ordered To Deposit $336K In Pot Co. Contract Suit
• Bakery Wants Out Of $16M Payment To Pension Fund
• Pa. Justices Say COVID Closures Aren't Covered Losses
• How Lucia, Jarkesy Could Affect Grocery Merger Challenge
• 11th Circ. Wary Of Ineffective-Counsel Claim In Salmonella Case
• Atty Sheehan Owes $144K Fees For 'Frivolous' Big Lots Suit
• DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub Win NYC Diner Data Law Row
• 4th Circ. Doubts H-2A Wage Rule Should Be Put On Ice
• Walgreens' TM Suit Can Proceed Against Founder's Relative
• Wyden Pitches New Bill To Regulate Intoxicating Hemp
• Court Defers Ruling On Challenge To Arkansas Hemp Law
• Poppi's 'Gut Healthy' Sodas Are Harmful To The Gut, Suit Says
• Calif. Judge Says Fluoride In Water Risks Lowering Kids' IQ
• Bar Works Crook Gets 7 Years For Role In $57M Global Fraud
• Round-Canopy Parachuting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• And Now A Word From The Panel: The MDL Map
• Aristocrat Wins Injunction In Slot Machine Trade Secret Row
• Calif. Gov.'s Emergency Hemp Intoxicant Ban Wins Approval
• 10th Circ. Judge Wants More Info Before Arbitration Decision
• NLRB Office Signs Off On Near $450K Deal With Musk Brother
• Darden Committed 'Wage Abuse' Against Workers, Suit Says
• Dems Urge Full 9th Circ. To Rethink Worker's Trafficking Loss
• 8th Circ. Mulls Arkansas' Authority To Regulate Hemp
• Why Now Is The Time For Law Firms To Hire Lateral Partners
• Albertsons Says Wash. AG 'Cherry-Picked' Merger Fears
• Need To Bag Your Groceries? You Can Have Paper, Calif. Says
• Tyson, Cargill Want Appeal Of Pollution Verdict Plan Certified
• Holland & Knight Lands McDermott FDA Regulatory Pro
• Starbucks Wins At 9th Circ. In 'S'mores' Lip Gloss IP Theft Suit
• Kroger Fights FTC's Bid To Move Constitutionality Case
• Class Gets Cert In Suit Over Dave's Killer Bread Protein Claims
• DOL Says It Can Set Higher Wages For H-2A Workers
• Chicago's DoorDash Fee Claims Get Two-Year Limit
• A Look At The Economic Impact Of Drug Patent Differentiation
• Insurer Can't Escape Toddler Injury Suit Over Dollar Tree Mints
• Trade Commission Spares Chinese Wine Bottles From Duties
• Considering Possible PR Risks Of Certain Legal Tactics
• JBS Unit Owns Abandoned 'Pollo Picú' TM, 1st Circ. Says
• Wash. Strikes Deal With Wild Fish Groups To End ESA Row
• Domino's Execs Concealed Store Closure Woes, Investor Says
• Family Dollar Must Face Arkansas AG's Rodent Infestation Suit
• Delta Air Lines Hit With Passenger Suit Over Hot Coffee Burns
• NC Governor Defends Bar Closures During COVID
• H-2A Wage Rule Blocked In La. For Sugarcane Farms
• Employment Authority: DOL's Strategies After Chevron Ruling
• 5th Circ. Reverses Insurer's Early Win In Silo Damage Dispute
• Entrepreneur Says Partners Stiffed Him On Testing Site Deal
• Panera Can't Delay Trial Over Shook Hardy Attys' Schedule
• How Labeling And Testing May Help Reduce PFAS Litigation
• It's No Longer Enough For Firms To Be Trusted Advisers
• Safeway Touts Bogus Wine Discounts For Members, Suit Says
• Wash. Justices Strike Down County's Rural Winery Regs
• Food Safety Org Says EPA Stalling On Sharing Pesticide Info
• Hormel Foods Can't Beat Retirement Fund Management Suit
• Tyson Foods Hit With Greenwashing Suit For 'Net-Zero' Claim
• Tupperware Gears Up For Lender Fight Over Ch. 11 Plans
• Expect More Restaurant Ch. 11s As COVID Debt Comes Due
• Feds Defend At-Sea Monitoring Rule Despite Chevron Demise
• Nantucket Festival Owner Says Rival Exploiting Discovery
• 11th Circ. Asked To Revisit Coverage Ruling Over Comma
• 'Greenhushing': Why Some Cos. Are Keeping Quiet On ESG
• Mich. Justices Continue To Fight Over Minimum Wage Ruling
• Modelo Says Texas Beer Co. Ripping Off Corona, Other Brands
• Mexican Parts Maker Rehires Worker To End USMCA Probe
• 3rd Circ. Digs Into NLRB's Power To Punish Starbucks
• Jury Finds Eatery Owner Guilty Of COVID Fraud, Tax Crimes
• Parent Of UK's TGI Fridays Falls Into Administration
• Co-Tenancy Clause Pointers For Shopping Center Landlords
• Complying With FTC's Final Rule On Sham Online Reviews
• House Panel Members Question Legitimacy Of Axed Tip Rule
• Federal Judge Won't Abstain From Pot Payment Co. Dispute
• Campari Buys Stake In Whisky Brands Owner For £69.6M
• Hawkers Asian Restaurant Chain Files For Ch. 11 In Fla.
• JM Smucker Says Rival Is Spreading Uncrustable Lies
• Scope Of High Court's Jarkesy Ruling Tested In H-2A Visa Suit
• US Growers Say Chilean Grapes A Threat Under Rule Change
• GC Base Salaries At Big Companies On The Rise
• Licorice Maker KLN Defeats 'Naturally Flavored' Deception Suit
• Pa. Judge Awards Servers $400K in Atty Fee Row
• Red Lobster Exits Bankruptcy Protection
• CFT Capital Raises $781M For 2nd Co-Investment Fund
• Ithaca Starbucks Closings Violated Law, NLRB Judge Says
• DOL Faces 2 More Suits Over H-2A Farmworker Labor Rule
• Feds Misapplied L-Visa Criteria In Denial, Colombian Biz Says
• Wendy's Taps Former Kellogg Legal Leader As New CLO
• John Lewis Fired COVID-Vulnerable Chef Fairly, Panel Rules
• The 2024 Regional Powerhouses
• Nuclear Waste Storage Questions Justices May Soon Address
• NJ Gov. Signs Law To Limit Sale Of 'Intoxicating Hemp'
• 3 Patent Considerations For America's New Quantum Hub
• Trio Of BigLaw Mergers Expected To Drive More Deal Talks
• Monster Tears Into Supplements Co. For Using 'Beast' Marks
• UFCW Pushes Supermarket To Produce Records In Labor Row
• Nestlé Can't Ax Danone's Whey Protein Patent At EPO
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Navigating A Potpourri Of Possible Transparency Act Pitfalls
• Fed. Circ. Ruling Creates New Rule For Certification Marks
• After Chevron: Conservation Rule Already Faces Challenges
• 6th Circ. Says Food Transporter Illegally Shuttered Warehouse
• DOL Has Authority To Issue Salary Regs, 5th Circ. Affirms
• A Preview Of AI Priorities Under The Next President
• Mass. Pot Regulator Gets Acting Head, Fired Chair To Appeal
• Ex-Bojangles Workers Get OT Collective Cert, But Just In NC
• Calif. OTA Denies Refund For Criminal Restitution Payments
• Tesco Ruling Puts Employers On Notice: Keep Your Promises
• Cleary Gottlieb-Led General Mills Snacks On $2B Yogurt Sale
• Tesco Cannot Rehire Workers To Cut Pay, Top UK Court Rules
• Litigation Spending To Rise As Cases Grow More Aggressive
• Sprout Foods Can't Get 9th Circ. Redo In Baby Food Label Suit
• Conn. Pizza Chain Sued By Ex-Operations Chief For Age Bias
• Top Calif. Biz Bills Sitting On Gov. Newsom's Desk
• How Companies Are Approaching Insider Trading Policies
• Mars Can't Claim For Contaminated Ice Cream, Supplier Says
• IP Boutique Hires Murgitroyd Pro For Life Sciences Team
• Agricultural Co. Can't Nix Rival's IP Rights Over Mandarins
• BurgerFi Flips Into Ch. 11, Burned By Rising Costs
• Whole Foods, Hain Denied Full 5th Circ. Review In Baby Food Case
• UK Court OKs Nix Of Partners' Tax Deduction For Amortization
• Prime Hydration Beats Most Beverage PFAS Claims, For Now
• Reynolds Wrap Co. Gets OK For $725K Retirement Fee Deal
• Keurig To Pay SEC $1.5M Over K-Cup Recyclability Claims
• Distillery Tries To Lasso Booze Trademark, Suit Says
• Amazon Must Trim 'Halo' TM For EU Market
• Britain's Renold Buys Canadian Conveyor Biz For $31.4M
• Cult Gaia Importer Beats Champagne Bid To Bar Dress Sales
• Cypriot Cheesemakers Lose Challenge To 'Grilloumi' TM
• UK Watchdog Probes Carlsberg's £3.3B Britvic Takeover
• Pa. Supreme Court Snapshot: Benefits, Cannabis, Taxes
• Lindt Can't Escape Suit Over Heavy Metals In Dark Chocolate
• 6th Circ. Affirms Ax Of '100% Raw' Honey-Labeling Fight
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Ruling In Food Wrapping Feud
• 7-Eleven Says No To Talks With Couche-Tard After $40B Denial
• Ex-NYC School Official Gets 2 Years For Bribery Scheme
• Owner Of Mass., NH Eateries Cops To $2M Tax Fraud
• How Methods Are Evolving In Textualist Interpretations
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• The Fed. Circ. In August: Secret Sales And Public Disclosures
• Hostmore Nixes £177M TGI Fridays Takeover
• Employment Authority: A Look At Min. Wage Ballot Measures
• Health-Ade Settles Suit Over 'Forever Chemicals' In Kombucha
• Starbucks Finds Interest For Appeal In Shareholder Suit
• Abbott Hit With False Ad Suit Over Toddler Nutrition Drink
• Calif. Gov. Targets Hemp Intoxicants With Emergency Ban
• Fast Food Co., EEOC End Suit Over Late Demographic Data
• 7-Eleven Parent Rejects Nearly $40B Buyout Offer
• Labor, Industry Agree: Mich. Wage Ruling Should Stand
• Unconstitutionality Of Transparency Act Clear, 11th Circ. Told
• Split 3rd Circ. Won't Rule Out Pa. As Wiretapping Suit Forum
• Employer Arbitration Lessons From Calif. Consumer Ruling
• Red Lobster Gets Confirmation For Ch. 11 Exit Plan
• 'Regrettable Mistake' Can't Bar Subrogation Bid, Insurer Says
• Fla. Law Firm Says It's Owed $247K In Fees From Chiquita MDL
• Attys' Group Urges Justices To Back Trucker's CBD RICO Suit
• Why Attorneys Should Consider Community Leadership Roles
• 7-Eleven Owners Not Company Workers, Mass. Justices Say
• Chile Approves Trade Protections For US Cheeses, Meats
• Albertsons CEO Takes Stand On Kroger Merger, Missing Texts
• Who Wore '8' Better? Jackson, Aikman Locked In TM Battle
• Drink Co.'s Ex-CEO Must Face Suit Over Illegitimate Profits
• Produce Co. With Bankrupt Parent Settles $1M Payment Suit
• 2011 Case Bars Houston Strip Club's Fee Row, 5th Circ. Told
• Customs Suspects Biz Of Skipping Duties On Chinese Imports
• NC Brewery, Broker Settle Flood Coverage Row
• PVC Pipe Makers Accused Of Price-Fixing
• Firms Must Offer A Trifecta Of Services In Post-Chevron World
• Dave's Killer Bread Judge Rips Attys For 'Flooding' Docket
• Paul Newman's Daughters Must Lose IP Suit, Charity Says
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Starbucks Firing, Liquor Law In September
• Simplot Wins Fry Design Patent Trial, Gets $0 In Damages
• 4th Circ. Affirms Father-Son Duo's COVID Fraud Conviction
• Landlord's Insurer Says Other Carrier Must Cover Death Suit
• 5 Tips To Succeed In A Master Of Laws Program And Beyond
• NFL Sunday Ticket Subscribers Appeal $4.7B Verdict Reversal
• Sprouts Fired Worker For Reporting Harassment, Suit Says
• Feds Float 650% Antidumping Duty On Chinese Paper Plates
• Pot Co. Stiiizy Hit With New Lawsuit Over High-Potency Wares