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Massachusetts - May, 2022

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• Warren Readies Bill To Stamp Out SPAC 'Abuses'
• Brown Rudnick Can't Get Malpractice Counterclaim Tossed
• Mass. Law Governs Interest On $5.3M Planet Fitness Verdict
• CRISPR Nobel Prize Winners Beat European Patent Challenge
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Boston Police Score Pretrial Win In 'Duck Tour' License Suit
• Justices Decline To Review Boston Court Official's Bias Suit
• Hub Hires: Mintz, Greenberg, Nutter, Prince Lobel
• Cannabis Moneyball Has Begun, And The Game Is Heating Up
• Law360 Names 2022's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Cyber Training Center To Give State AGs Enforcement Boost
• Lawmakers Ask DHS To Probe Boston's Low Asylum Rate
• Google Settles Play Store Suit With App Developers
• Texas Asks Justices To Upend Indian Child Welfare Act
• Mintz Builds ITC Practice With Maynard Cooper Hire
• EBay Balks At Indemnifying Convicted Exec, Paying Legal Tab
• 'Varsity Blues' Feds Say Coach's Conviction Must Stand
• Barstool Exec Says Business Insider Can't Dodge Libel Suit
• ABA Isn't Giving Up On Diversity Efforts By Ending CLE Rule
• Attys Claimed $900K In 'Unearned' Fees, Rape Survivor Says
• Conn. Says Precedent Is Building For Climate Suit Remand
• 1st Circ. Pushed To Revive $19M Wynn Land Contract Suit
• Whole Foods Can't See Workers' Protest Talks, NLRB Told
• Ex-ADI Engineer Cleared Of Most Charges In Trade Secret Trial
• How To Protect Health Care Trade Secrets With Covenants
• Screener Faces FHA Claims Over Tenant Scoring Algorithm
• Mass. AG Sues 3M, Other Chemical Cos. Over PFAS Pollution
• Lateral Candidate Screening Steps To Prevent Bad Behavior
• 1st, 2nd Circ. Noms Face Few Questions From Judiciary Panel
• Pharma Co. Data Breach Exposed 75K Patients' Info, Suit Says
• Lowenstein Sandler Can't Escape Venture Capitalist's Claims
• Atty Wants SEC Penalties Delayed Amid Jury Polling Kerfuffle
• Real Estate Rumors: Hidrock Properties, Eldridge, Banesco
• Mass. Atty Fined $175K For Allegedly Scamming Elderly Client
• Biden Taps Judge Pan To Replace Jackson On DC Circ.
• Real Estate Rumors: Sterling, ESI Ventures, Life Storage
• Mass. Power Plant, Contractor Strike Deal On Ch. 11 Discovery
• Mass. Hospital Worker Urges 1st Circ. To Revive ERISA Row
• Photo Co. Founder Sues Merger Partner For Post-Deal Purge
• Ex-Celtic Davis Has 'Fouled Out,' Judge Says In Bail Review
• A Look At The Legal Profession Since Murder Of George Floyd
• Ford Inks $19.2M Deal To End States' False Ad Claims
• Goodwin-Led Advent Nabs $25B For Largest Flagship Fund
• Feds Charge 19 In $6M Drug Money Laundering Scheme
• Steakhouse Chain Shortchanges Tipped Workers, Suit Claims
• Exxon Must Face Climate Suit, Mass. Top Court Rules
• 1st Circ. Keeps Rhode Island Climate Suit In State Court
• Court Exec Went From Career 'Relaunch' To Fired, Jury Hears
• 'Varsity Blues' Or Not, Last Parent Headed To Trial In June
• NY Ruling Correctly Deems Legal Finance Docs Irrelevant
• 1st Circ. Won't Revive $281M Investor Suit Against Santander
• Mass. Justices Revive Fight Over Wynn's $40M Land Discount
• $7M Cut From Atty Award In John Hancock Overcharging Suit
• Epic's Bandcamp Won't Have To Use Google Billing, For Now
• K&L Gates Adds Ex-State Street, Fintech Compliance Pro
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Del. Legalization Bill Dies In House
• How A Heated 'Varsity Blues' Trial Nearly Went Off The Rails
• 2 High Court Rulings Complicate Gov't Regulation Of Speech
• Ex-Cop Serving EBay Stalking Term Seeks Early Release
• Career DOJ Atty Joins Compliance Co. In Boston
• Employer Travel Benefits Options For Abortion Care Post-Roe
• ADI Lied About Breaking Export Law, Engineer On Trial Says
• Woodworking Cos. Ask 1st Circ. To Revive Fire Coverage Suit
• Calif. Squares Up In DC Circ. To Defend CAA Waiver
• 'Varsity Blues' Course-Taker Avoids Prison After Cooperating
• Ex-Celtic Davis Faces Bail Review In NBA Health Fraud Case
• More Regulation Is Needed In US Fertility Industry
• Overcommunicate With Your Summer Associates This Year
• Families In FanDuel, DraftKings MDL Seek $335K In Fees
• Boston Activist Wants Quick Trial In Fraud, COVID Scam Case
• 1st Circ. Revives Union Head's Suit Against Transit Authority
• States, Green Groups Look To Restart Water Rule Challenge
• Mass. Power Plant Seeks To Avoid $237M Lien In Ch. 11
• Dozens Of States Join Federal Gov't Broadband Initiative
• Purdue Ch. 11 Bonus Plan Gets Court OK, CEO's Delayed
• Docs Urge 1st Circ. To Revive J&J Hip Replacement FCA Suit
• Fired Court Director Gets Trial After 1st Circ. Revives Case
• Biotech Research Center Escapes Engineer's Paid Leave Suit
• Prince Lobel Expands Into NY With Cannabis Law Trio
• Nev. Case Highlights Settlement Authority Dilemmas For Cos.
• The Week In Bankruptcy: Purdue Bonus, PR Pension Appeal
• Mass. Court Says Severe Allergic Reaction Suit Is Med Mal
• 'Borat' Star Ends $9M IP Suit Over Cannabis Billboard
• Key Rulings And Cases As COVID Claimed 1M American Lives
• Atty Asks New Judge For SEC Trial Redo After Polling Blunder
• How New Bill May Affect Enforcement Of Mass. Wage Laws
• Mass. Justices Bless Contract To Charge Inmates For Calls
• Yale New Haven Health Atty Joins Dana-Farber As GC
• 1st Circ. Nixes Benefits For Puerto Ricans, Citing Justices
• Medical Testing Co. Sues For More Time To Pay $4M Loan
• Insys Founder Says Looming Opioid Ruling Boosts Appeal
• 1st Circ. Won't Reconsider Puerto Rico Pensions Ruling
• Mass. Justices Ax Tax On Nonresident Corp.'s Capital Gains
• Ex-Lab Exec Wants FCA Suit Axed Over 'Blood Money' Book
• States Say Purdue CEO Should Answer For Opioid Crisis Role
• Judge Agrees Russian Must Stay Jailed In Insider Hack Case
• 'Varsity Blues' Accountant Avoids Jail For Role In Scheme
• Car Tech Execs Face Investor Suit Over Stock Drop
• Dunkin' Runs On Illegally Hoarding Gift Card Cash, Suit Says
• The Fastest Federal Trial Courts: A Look At Virginia, Florida
• IP Forecast: 9th Circ. To Hear A Tale Of Two Punchbowls
• TGIF: Why Juries Love To Start The Weekend With A Verdict
• COVID-19 Fraud Scheme Earns Mass. Woman 2 Years
• Red Sox Network Rips Fired Exec For 'Senseless' Countersuit
• Day Pitney Attorney Joins Dentons' Trusts Group In Pittsburgh
• Tips For Evaluating Machine Learning For Contracts Review
• Mass. Settles Vets' Home COVID-19 Outbreak Claims For $56M
• 'Varsity Blues' Feds Relent On Bail Amid 1st Circ. Appeal
• SEC Slams Priest For 'Galling' New Fraud Trial Bid
• Army Col. Faces July FCPA Retrial After Atty Errors Sank Case
• Why Cos. Are Betting On Cannabis Drinks Despite Legal Risks
• 'Nefarious' Doctrine Cut Puerto Rico Pensions, 1st Circ. Told
• Conn. Atty Says SEC Lacked Evidence For Fraud Trial Win
• JPMorgan, Goldman Face Dem Heat Over Russian Debt Trades
• Maine Justices Question $1B Energy Project Approvals
• Last Holdout In EBay Cyberstalking Case To Plead Guilty
• Week In Bankruptcy: Mass Torts Stumble, New Ch. 11 Crop
• How To Efficiently Deploy Your Professional Growth Strategy
• Appian Wins $2B Jury Verdict In Va. Trade Secrets Suit
• Mario Batali Found Not Guilty In Boston Groping Case
• Eateries Hit Boston With $1.5M Suit Over Outdoor Dining Fees
• Albertsons Workers Say OT Didn't Include Virus Hazard Pay
• 'Varsity Blues' Dad Says Feds Got Improper Peek At Docs
• Surgeon Wants Patent Win Against J&J Unit Tripled To $60M
• Grid Hurdles Can't Be Overlooked In US Offshore Wind Push
• Mass. Treasury GC Tapped As Interim Head Of Pot Regulator
• A 6-Step Framework For Legal Industry Professional Growth
• 1st Circ. Says Tribes Lack Immunity Under Bankruptcy Code
• Alleged NBA Fraud Ringleader Jailed After Bail Violation
• Batali Groped, Kissed Woman In Boston Bar, Judge Told
• Former Chief Of Staff To John Kerry Rejoins Covington
• Why Contempt May Be Apt Punishment For High Court Leaker
• Moderna Says COVID-19 Vax Patent Suit Should Be Tossed
• Camp Claims Wood Stain Caused Spontaneous Combustion
• Accountant Of 'Varsity Blues' Ringleader Wants No Prison
• 2 Cases Show Risks Of Fund Industry's Control Share Bylaws
• GE Sued For Failure To File Ch. 11 Claim It Already Sold
• Greenberg Traurig Boosts Energy Team With Ex-Mintz Attys
• Retired Mass. Judge, Ex-US Attys Back 'Varsity Blues' Appeal
• Mass. Woman Can't Revive Genzyme Injection Injury Suit
• Warren Presses Fidelity On Letting Bitcoin In 401(k) Plans
• Dem States Say Biden's Contractor Wage Hike Is Justified
• UMass Student's Graduation May End Vax Suit, 1st Circ. Hints
• Tribal Chair, Architect Guilty On Some Counts In Bribe Case
• Engineer Hid Pilfered Chip Files As Pokémon Pics, Jury Told
• Mintz Hires Ex-Locke Lord Executive Compensation Partner
• Clients' Diversity Mandates For Law Firms Are Necessary
• 1st Circ. Doubts Insurer Can Skirt $1M Award To Exec's Widow
• Boston Eateries Tell 1st Circ. To Toss Virus Coverage Suits
• Sherin & Lodgen Adds Real Estate Partner In Boston
• Horse Racing Orgs Want Redo In 1st Circ. Bargaining Ruling
• Harvard, 10x Say Rival Co. Infringed Spatial Imaging Patents
• 'Millionaire's Tax' May Puzzle Voters, Mass. Justices Say
• Policyholder Gains In Virus Coverage State Trial Court Suits
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Eye New PTAB Forum Selection Ruling
• App Driver Voter Question Is Too Sweeping, Mass. Court Hints
• Intuit Inks $141M Deal With States Over TurboTax Deceptions
• Tribal Bribe Plot Didn't Need Notes, Feds Say In 'Wire' Homage
• Amazon Pharmacy PillPack Pays $5.8M For Insulin Overbilling
• Fantasy Sports User Drops Suit Over MLB Cheating Scandal
• Barber, Bain Unveil $500M Cold Storage Warehouses JV
• Fox Rothschild Opens Boston Office With Mintz IP Team
• 5 Questions That Can Help Law Firms Win RFPs
• Ex-USC Coach Says Flawed 'Varsity Blues' Verdict Must Go
• Harvard Case Should End Race In Admissions, Top Court Told
• Hub Fan Bids Court Adieu: Breyer Ruling Gives Sox Shoutout
• State Telecom Roundup: ISP Privacy Across The Country
• End Of Mask Order Moots Legal Challenge, Mass. Justices Say
• 'Varsity Blues' Dad Says Feds Misled Judge In Fighting Bail
• How Law Firms Can Employ More Veterans
• Goodwin-Led Biotech Startup Launches Plans For $101M IPO
• Mass. Justices Skeptical Grubhub Drivers Can Skip Arbitration
• Boston Christian Flag Denial Stifled Free Speech, Justices Say