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Food & Beverage - December, 2024

160 articles

• 'Tragedy To Farce': Menendez Makes 3rd New Trial Bid
• Banks, Not Credit Cos., Can Duck New Ill. Fee Law For Now
• Little Caesars Can Sell 'Crazy Puffs' During Pizza TM Suit
• Amazon Touted Efforts To Curb Price-Gouging, Shoppers Say
• Senate Passes 3-Month Funding Bill, Avoiding Shutdown
• Trade Panel Strikes Down Mexico's Curbs On Biotech Corn
• Top Product Liability Cases Of 2024
• FDA Updates Definition Of 'Healthy' Claims On Food Labels
• DOL Sues Over New York BBQ Co.'s $99M Stock Plan Deal
• Unionized Starbucks Workers Launch 5-Day Strike
• 7th Circ. Upholds $900K Punitive Damages Award In TM Case
• Fixing Up Cars Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Uber Sues Seattle Over Courier Account Deactivation Law
• Juice Co. Pres. Supplied Tainted Drink To Low-Income Students
• House Rejects 3-Month Funding Bill Despite Trump Support
• 2nd Circ. Affirms PepsiCo Win In TM Fight Over Energy Drink
• 2024's Most Notable FTC Actions Against Dark Patterns And AI
• Michigan's Biggest Decisions Of 2024
• Making The Pitch To Grow Your Company's Legal Team
• Chicken Soup Settles $3.1M Pet Food Feud Wth Alphia
• In-House Vet Helps Norton Rose Grow In Denver
• Pilgrim's Pride Gets Chicken Exit OK Under Contested Deal
• Solar Co. Wants Colo. Hemp Growers' $200M Suit Tossed
• KFC Ends Suit Against Church's Over 'Original Recipe' TM
• Judge Wants To Know If Colo. Kroger Merger Fight Is Moot
• Medical Center Escapes COVID Outbreak Blame-Trading Suit
• Union Says DOL's H2-A Contracts Defy Court Order
• Corteva Rips Inari's 'Shrill' Claim Of Sham Seed Patent Suit
• Little Caesar's Arbitration Clause Should Be Axed, Judge Told
• TM Group Weighs In On Preclusion In 2nd Circ. Winery Fight
• Alcohol Co. Sued Over Biz Hangover After COVID Lockdowns
• Franchise Group Can Keep Exclusive Control Of Its Ch. 11
• 4th Circ. Undoes Classes Of Bojangles Managers In Wage Suit
• Starbucks Baristas Authorize Strike Amid First Contract Talks
• Grubhub To Pay $25M To End FTC Suit Over Deceptive Tactics
• Biden Admin Finalizes Revamp Of Seasonal Visa Programs
• When US Privilege Law Applies To Docs Made Outside The US
• Notable 2024 Trademark Cases And What To Watch In 2025
• Menendez Prosecutors Say 'Chat Chains' Were Admitted In Error
• Merger Enforcers End Year On Upswing
• 11th Circ. Says Citrus Grower's Coverage Row Was Ripe
• Vegetable Co. Seeks $5M Policy Limit For Facility Fire
• Disney To Pay $233M To End Calif. Wage Theft Case
• Conn. Utility Says PFAS Class Claims Belong With Regulators
• NBA Star's Restaurant Blamed For Drunk-Driving Deaths
• Albertsons Says Kroger 'Squandered' $25B Merger Bid
• Ecuador Banana Co. Prez Ordered To Jail Over $6.9M Award
• Delivery Driver Earned Too Much To Sue Under Fed. Wage Law
• Publix Dodges Punitive Damages Claim In Store Injury Suit
• NC Justices Topple Insurer Victory In COVID Coverage Battle
• 'Copycat' Nantucket Wine Event Ordered To Issue Retraction
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Green Projects Face States' Foreign Land Ownership Limits
• Menendez, 2 Co-Defendants Lose Bids For New Bribery Trial
• What 2024 Trends In Marketing, Comms Hiring Mean For 2025
• 'Housewives' Figure Touts Social Media Posts In Leniency Bid
• 9th Circ. Ruling Could Tank Gerber Baby Food False Ad Suit
• Coke Zero Sweetener Co. Asks Justices To Hear Patent Feud
• Koch Foods Demands $178K For 'Burdensome' Subpoena
• Restaurants Latest To Accuse Potato Cartel Of Price-Fixing
• Biden Steel-Deal Block, Walgreens For Sale, And More Rumors
• JPML Won't Send Infant Formula Suit Back To State Court
• Sam Adams Maker Using 'Draconian' Noncompete, Court Told
• How Trump's Tariff Promises May Play Out In 2nd Term
• Lemonade Vendor Drops Suit Against Brewers Affiliate
• Farmers Market Wraps Up Ex-Worker's Harassment Suit
• Blackstone Buying Tokyo Mixed-Use Building For $2.6B
• FTC Dusts Off Price Bias Law In Booze Distributor Suit
• Group Running Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Flo Rida's Trial Win Against Celsius Largely Upheld On Appeal
• Grocery Store Rulings Back Enforcers' Merger Approach
• Texas Sues 3M And DuPont Over Forever Chemicals
• Wyoming Defends Hemp Law At 10th Circ.
• Marketing Messages Matter In State AG Consumer Protection
• Cos. Must Brace For New PFAS Regulations And Litigation
• Can Romania Escape Its Arbitral Award Catch-22?
• Dutch Duo Beats Insurer's Claims Of Poor Greenhouse Design
• Akerman Can't Escape Malpractice Suit Over Lease Dispute
• 6 Changes I Would Make If I Ran A Law School
• CORRECTED: Jury Finds Poultry Co. Owes $10.5M For Bony Chicken
• ConEd Escapes Fired In-House Atty's Gender, Age Bias Suit
• Albertsons Sues Kroger In Chancery After Blocked Megadeal
• Major Food Cos. Push 'Addictive' Foods On Kids, Suit Says
• Trader Joe's Seller Fumbled Burger Deal, Poultry Co. Says
• Feds Propose Enviro Protections For Monarch Butterfly
• AFL-CIO Backs DOL In Effort To Keep H-2A Labor Rule Alive
• 6th Circ. Wary Of Axing Fishing Pact Over Tribe's Objections
• Nutraceutical Patent Insights As Market Heats Up
• Crown Packaging Can Patents Ruled Invalid In Reversal
• $24.6B Kroger-Albertsons Merger Blocked By 2 Judges
• NY Appealing Judge's Dismissal Of Plastic Pollution Suit
• Atty Recommended For Sanctions After 'Bad Faith' Filings
• Firms Still Have The Edge In Lateral Hiring, But Buyer Beware
• Reviewing 2024's State Consumer Privacy Law Enforcement
• Utah Beverage Canning Co. Seeks Sale In Ch. 11
• Campbell's Accuses Rival Of Copying Iconic Can Design
• Kellogg Retirees Say DOL's Brief Backs 6th Circ. Revival
• Settlements Don't Strip Appellate Rights, Mich. Panel Says
• Hearthside Settles Illinois Child Labor Investigation For $4.5M
• What May Have Led Calif. Voters To Reject Min. Wage Hike
• 2nd Circ. Compares Trader Joe's Execs' COVID Trips For Bias
• Ohio Justices Won't Revise 'Boneless' Wings Ruling
• Pa. Fudge Maker Seeks Atty Fees In 'Moonshine' TM Fight
• Famous Steakhouse Chain's Ex-GC Gets Go-Ahead For Bias Suit
• Menendez Verdict Wasn't Tainted By Evidence Error, Feds Say
• Think Like A Lawyer: 1 Type Of Case Complexity Stands Out
• Paul Hastings, Paul Weiss Lead $6.7B Pactiv Evergreen Sale
• USDA Orders Raw Milk Be Tested For Bird Flu
• Judge Denies Publix Bid To Appeal Opioid Coverage Ruling
• High Court Bar's Future: Gupta Wessler's Jennifer Bennett
• Netflix Dispute May Alter 'Source' In TM Fair-Use Analysis
• What Bisphenol S Prop 65 Listing Will Mean For Industry
• Creditor Says Failed Solar Biotech Bidder Shouldn't Get Fee
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Gibson Dunn
• Think Like A Lawyer: Note 3 Simple Types Of Legal Complexity
• Dunkin' Fruit-Named Drinks Have No Fruit, False Ad Suit Says
• 'Krank3d' TM Too Close To Rival 'Krank'd': 11th Circuit
• Texas Lt. Gov. Wants Ban On Hemp-Derived THC Products
• Gov't Efficiency Push Is A 'New Day,' House Speaker Says
• Kraft Heinz, Ex-Worker Settle 'Miami Vice' Costume Firing Suit
• First Citizens Accused Of $3M High-Yield Bait-And-Switch
• Wash. Gov.'s Executive Order Backs Tribal Salmon Initiative
• Utah Defends Effort To Wrest Land From Feds At High Court
• Tracking The Uncertainty Of The FTC's Negative Option Rule
• SpaceX Seeks Astronomical $350B Value, And More Rumors
• Gardening Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Law Professor Can't Unseal PF Chang's Wage Deal Amounts
• Medical Pot Group Sues NY Over New $20M Licensing Fee
• Quaker Beats 'Simply Granola' False Ad Suit, For Now
• Hemp Farmers Say Bid To Nix $200M Suit Is A Smoke Screen
• DEA Judge Sets Pot Rescheduling Hearings
• Starbucks Brass Face Derivative Suit Over 'Reinvention' Flop
• Hoopa Valley Tribe Wants In On Trinity River Water Row
• Amazon, Stanley Tumbler Maker Sue Alleged Counterfeiters
• What New Calif. Law Means For Cannabis Lounges
• Mich. Justices Mull If Pizza Driver Deal Bars Franchise Claim
• Potent Cannabis Oils Violate Ill. Laws, Suits Say
• Litigation Inspiration: Reframing Document Review
• Worker Accuses Delivery Robot Maker Of Wage Violations
• Pizza Chain Insurer Owes Share Of Salmonella Deal, Suit Says
• ​​​​​​​Trump-Era Rule On Genetically Engineered Crops Tossed
• Cheese Co. Can't Give Whey Trial The Slip, Nutrition Co. Says
• Wheeling & Appealing: The Latest Must-Know Appellate Action
• AIG Unit Seeks Payback For $2.9M BJ's Injury Payouts
• AmEx Loses Arbitration Bid Due To 'Ironic' Unpaid $17M Bill
• FDA Issues Guidance On Potential Infant Formula Shortages
• Judge Trims Fraud Claims From Mead Johnson Formula Suit
• A View Into NY's New Business Interruption Insurance Law
• Philadelphia Accused Of Anti-Asian Liquor Law Enforcement
• Trial Begins In Trader Joe's Vendor's Fight With Poultry Supplier
• McDonalds Can't Nix $10B Bias Suit Despite 'Close Call'
• Judge OKs Fla. Law Firm's $229K Fee In Chiquita MDL
• EPA Pitches Partial Ban On Food Crop Pesticide Chlorpyrifos
• How Boards And Officers Should Prep For New Trump Admin
• California Supreme Court's Year In Review
• DEA Asserts Its Role As Proponent Of Pot Rescheduling Plan
• 3 Firms Guide UAE Food Delivery App's Landmark $2B IPO
• Circle K Fights How Denver Counts Tobacco-To-School Span
• Shipping Industry Braces For Waves Of New Trump Tariffs
• Gibson Dunn-Led TreeHouse Foods Buys Tea Biz For $205M