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Food & Beverage - August, 2025

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• PepsiCo Lied About Disabling Website Cookies, Suit Says
• Farmer Didn't Own Cow Woman Crashed Into, Panel Says
• McDonald's Settles Colo. Buyer's Quarter Pounder E. Coli Suit
• Patent Licensing Co. Drops Starbucks Infringement Suit
• Judge Rejects Energy Co.'s Bid To Toss $200M Hemp Suit
• 2nd Circ. Partially Reopens Grocery Chain 401(k) Fee Suit
• BigLaw Settlements Should Not Spur Ethics Deregulation
• Ohio Justices Back Landlord In Speedway Store Leases Suit
• Post Holdings Sued Over Citric Acid In Pet Food
• Monsanto Asks Pa. Justices To Toss $175M Roundup Verdict
• Chester's Sues Colo. Store For Trademark Use Post-License
• 'Creative' $2.5B DuPont Deal In NJ Is PFAS Road Map For AGs
• 9th Circ. Leaves Scope Of CIPA Applicability Unclear
• 5 Ways Lawyers Can Earn Back The Public's Trust
• Mich. Court Denies $8M Interest In Wineries' $49M Zoning Win
• 2 Face Charges Over $200M Water Vending Machine Fraud
• Grubhub, Driver Ink $24.8M Deal To End Decade-Long Dispute
• 9th Circ. OKs Returning Calif. Farm Wage Suit To State Court
• DC Judge Halts Some USDA Climate Grant Terminations
• Ex-Market Basket Execs Banned From Co. Sites Amid Feud
• Beef Consumers Settle With Cargill In Price-Fixing MDL
• Cargill's $4M Deal Advances In Turkey Price-Fix Case
• Legal Jeopardy Looms Over Trump's Trade Negotiation Plans
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: August Lessons
• Hiking Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Trump Axes Biden Competition Order And Eases Rocket Regs
• Mich. Tribe Asks High Court To Undo Great Lakes Fishing Pact
• Food Hall's New Owner Can't Ditch EEOC Suit, Va. Judge Says
• David Protein Tees Up Bid To Toss Ingredient Antitrust Suit
• Whole Foods Battles Dismissal Bids In $1M Asbestos Suit
• Edible Arrangements Asks 11th Circ. To Revive Trademark Suit
• USDA Union Challenges Trump's Order On Bargaining Rights
• 3rd Circ. H-2A Decision Mistakenly Relies On Jarkesy
• Kellogg's Will Nix Artificial Cereal Dyes, Texas AG Says
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Negotiation Skills
• Lettuce Entertain You Accused Of Staging 'Corporate Coup'
• Kraft Heinz Faces Suit Over Capri-Sun '100% Juice' Claims
• Pa. Marina Can't Cite 1849 Law To Reopen Railroad Crossing
• Pizza Chain's Cyber Claim Capped At $250K, Insurer Says
• AG Watch: Texas Embraces The MAHA Movement
• Cherry Growers Settle Patent Suit With Canadian Gov't
• Bar Exam Reform Must Expand Beyond A Single Updated Test
• 11th Circ. Nixes Ineffective-Counsel Claim In Salmonella Case
• Shepherds' Wage-Fixing Suit Survives Another Dismissal Bid
• Over 2,000 Shrimpers Sue Hilcorp Over August 2022 Oil Spill
• Deere Tractor Rivals Get Some Safeguards In FTC Case, MDL
• Hawaiian Judge Vacates Letter Allowing Monument Fishing
• Ex-Market Basket Execs Accused Of Flouting Stay-Away Order
• Kellogg Sued Over 'Misleading' Statement On $3B Acquisition
• Judge Rules NYC Can Enforce Kava Cafe Shutdowns
• Colo. Basketball Coach Sues For $1M In Restaurant Stake Row
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Fla. Drinks Co. Founder Faces Filings Ban Over Fake AI Cases
• Nestlé Faces Suit Over Alleged Child Labor In Supply Chain
• A Simple Way Courts Can Help Attys Avoid AI Hallucinations
• Insurer Says $50M Zoning Suit Loss Is Outside Policy Period
• DOJ Consumer Branch's End Leaves FDA Litigation Questions
• Losing Bidder On Mass. Pike Plazas Wants Docs Released
• Soda Makers Sued Over Banned Brominated Soybean Oil
• Ark. Farmers Say Okla. Pollution Plan Violates State Sovereignty
• Lawyers Expect Tariffs On India To Catalyze US Trade Talks
• Costco Judgment Reversed Over Expert Report Rule Misstep
• 9th Circ. Sides With Amazon In Whole Foods Prime Perk Case
• Papa John's No-Poach Deal Barely Clears Initial Hurdle
• NY Says 1676 Order Can't Help Tribe In Eel Fishing Regs Row
• The Evolving Legal Landscape For THC-Infused Beverages
• Pennsylvania Litigation Highlights Of The 1st Half Of 2025
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• ND Judge Strikes Down Fed's Debit Card Fee Regulation
• Colo. Court Backs Landlord's Right To 'Fees On Fees'
• Connecticut Litigation Highlights In The 1st Half Of 2025
• Bacardi Can't Stymie Rum TM Renewal, USPTO Tells 4th Circ.
• Cos. Must Tailor Due Diligence As Trafficking Risks Increase
• Wawa Beats Injury Suit Appeal Despite Deleted Footage
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Divorce Dust-Ups And Judicial Rebukes
• Creating Botanical Art Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• What To Expect As Calif. Justices Weigh Arbitration Fee Law
• Baker Botts Atty Seeks To Trim Patent Exec's Defamation Suit
• Colo. Judge Tosses Kroger Chain's Claims Against Union
• Calif. Water Toxicity Test Flouts Federal Law, Court Rules
• Calif. Cow-Treatment Suit Covered By Ill. Deal, Farm Co. Says
• Battle Lines Form Around Interior's Updated NEPA Rule
• Judge Questions USDA's Climate Grant Cuts
• Anheuser-Busch, Hard Seltzer Co. End $90M Contract Feud
• Steakhouse Can't Shake Certified Class In Conn. Wage Suit
• Honey Dew Says M&A Adviser Missed Fake $25M Letter
• Fat Brands Shareholder Disputes Settle With $10M Payout
• Grocery Chain Ralphs Wins $7M Employment Bias Trial
• Walmart's $2.6M Fall Injury Verdict Not Excessive, Court Affirms
• Fed. Circ. Presses Brita On Bid To Revive Water Filter Patent
• Food Co. Can't Exit Suit By Vendor Worker With Severe Burns
• Ga. Poultry Co. Says Insurer Must Cover Data Breach Suits
• Advocacy Org. Wants FTC's Full, Dropped Pepsi Complaint
• The Legal Education Status Quo Is No Longer Tenable
• Boston Firm Adds Former Panera, Dunkin' Brands Counsel
• Meet FDA Chief Counsel Sean Keveney
• Gas Breaks Can't Justify Russian Fertilizer Duties, Fed. Circ. Told
• Charlotte Bar Shares Blame For Fatal Shooting, NC Panel Told
• CMA Launches In-Depth Probe Of Catering Services Merger
• Sandwich Seller Owes $32K For Breaching Noncompete Pact
• California Egg Farmers Join Defense Of Animal Welfare Laws
• Consumers Want Fees Of $49M From $203M In Chicken Deals
• Tax Court Declares Grocery Chain's In-House Insurer Ineligible
• Hemp Org. Applauds Removal Of Ban From Spending Bill
• Logan Paul Energy Drink Co.'s False Ad Suit Tossed For Good
• Chemical Group Says Fluoride Judge Got It Wrong
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds Leader Of FDA Practices At 2 Firms
• Nespresso Accused Of Racial Bias In Ex-Employee's Lawsuit
• Arnold & Porter Expands On West Coast With K&L Gates Team
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Rulings On Relevance Redactions
• Supreme Court Asked To Weigh In On Distillery-Union Row
• Defamation Litigation Roundup: Epstein, Macron, Lindell
• Nestle Fights Class Cert. In 'Trillion'-Dollar Poland Spring Suit
• $34M Milk Price-Fixing Deal Wins Preliminary Approval
• Ill. Court Finds Labor Board Erred In Supervisor Status Case
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Section 1983 Has Promise After End Of Nationwide Injunctions
• Cargill Says Chubb Unit Must Cover $170M Ice Cream Loss
• NC Legislation Highlights Of The 1st Half Of 2025
• NC Brewery Pares Partnership Rift With Music Operator