Massachusetts Archive » March, 2024

Massachusetts - March, 2024

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• Petition Watch: Off-Label Ads, Retiree Discrimination & PPE
• Winston & Strawn Looks To Settle Brief-Copying IP Suit
• Mass. Tax Board Won't Lower Value Of Boston House
• THL's $2.5B Deal To Buy Agiliti Sparks Chancery Suit
• Convicted Energy Grant Fraudster Loses 1st Circ. Appeal
• DraftKings Rips Former Exec's 'Lies' In Ongoing Fanatics Spat
• Lawmakers Call For Robinson-Patman Act Revival
• Biotech Co. Inflated Gene Therapy Prospects, Investors Claim
• Stay Interviews Are Key To Retaining Legal Talent
• Tenant Screener To Pay $2.2M Over Race Bias Claims
• Off The Bench: Ohtani Woes, Va. Ends Arena Plan, Pac-12 Deal
• Red Roof Inns Must Face Ohio Sex Trafficking Suits
• Pfizer Wants Moderna Vax IP Case Paused For PTAB Review
• Meta Says Speech Immunity Dooms Instagram Addiction Case
• MLS, Trade Group Say DOJ Deal Fix Itself Anti-Competitive
• Implant Maker's Bribe Case Ripe For Trimming, Judge Says
• Mass. Justices Say 2019 Sunday-Wage Ruling Is Retroactive
• The Home Depot Buying PE-Backed SRS For $18.25B
• Fed. Circ. Says Faulty Jury Directions Warrant New IP Trial
• Boston Strikes Novel Deal To Contract For Offshore Wind
• New England Patriots Defeat Stadium Wi-Fi Patent Case
• COVID Prompted Equity Plan Edit, Raytheon Tells Chancery
• Everbridge Investor Seeks To Block $1.8B Thoma Bravo Deal
• Cannabis Retailer Sues To Revive Union Decertification Bid
• NCAA President Calls For Nationwide Ban On Prop Bets
• AI Weapons Detector Faces Investor Suit After Gov't Probes
• Terraform Backer Tells Jury His Firm Lost Big On $36M Stake
• Boston To Pay $4.7M To Settle Suit Over Fatal Police Shooting
• Biden Admin Greenlights 2nd Orsted NY Offshore Wind Farm
• Contract Disputes Recap: Facts Differ But Same Rules Apply
• Locke Lord Gains Real Estate Attorney From Boston Boutique
• Ailing Health Co. Steward Owes Attys $600K, Firm Says
• Ex-Veterans Home Leaders Resolve Landmark COVID-19 Case
• Spray Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ex-Fugitive In Offshore Gambling Ring Asks For Time Served
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Boston Settles Police Shooting Suit After Drawing Judge's Ire
• 'Bridgegate' Atty Among Pair Of New Arnold & Porter Partners
• Justices Won't Review Nullification Of Puerto Rico Labor Law
• Boston Soccer Stadium Project Gets Green Light From Judge
• Flyers Say JetBlue-Spirit Deal Case Not Done, Push For Win
• Final OK Sought For Economic Loss Deal In CPAP Recall MDL
• DraftKings' Suit Is 'Character Assassination,' Former VP Says
• Fla. Judge Allows Sale Of Ex-MLBer's House In Fraud Suit
• Supermarket Chain Can't Flush Class Suit Over Wipes
• Ex-Drug Rep Won't Serve More Time After 1st Circ. Victory
• Jewish MIT Grad Students Hit Union With EEOC Bias Charges
• Polsinelli Adds In-House Biotech IP Atty In Boston
• Pot Co. Seller Says Chancery Must Decide Curaleaf Dispute
• Exxon Wants Mass. Oil Purchase Docs In Greenwashing Suit
• FERC Nominees Carefully Walk Climate Line In Senate Hearing
• Meet The Bar Vet And 'Good Listener' Picked For Mass. Bench
• The LA Boutique Repping MLB's Ohtani Amid Betting Scandal
• Pot Co. Owner Argues To Keep Md. Social Equity Suit Alive
• Judicial Independence Is Imperative This Election Year
• Biden Taps Judicial Nominees For 6th Circuit, SDNY
• PTAB To Analyze Moderna COVID Vaccine Patents
• Republican Bill Targets Colleges Hiring Unauthorized Workers
• Riding My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• RI Ex-Broker Gets 8 Years In Ponzi Scheme
• How The Supreme Court Could Narrow Chevron
• Breaking Down Each State's Climate Priority Policies
• 2 Biotechs Unveil Separate Fundings Totaling $325M
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• US Chamber's Litigation Funding Concerns Spur 2 State Laws
• Hydro Co. Asks FERC To Redo Tribe Opposition Permit Denial
• Fishers Angle For Justices' Attention With New Monument Suit
• States Converge On Texas' Challenge To EPA Methane Rule
• Vicente LLP Sues Recruiter Over Fee Demand In Failed Search
• Nixed JetBlue-Spirit Deal Moots Antitrust Case, 1st Circ. Told
• Spartan Arbitration Tactics Against Well-Funded Opponents
• SEC Fines Supervisor $47K Over Revenue Inflation Claims
• Ex-Immigration Judges Say Mistake Warrants Asylum Redo
• Battle Over Mass. Rezoning Law Headed To High Court In Fall
• Leerink Enticed Goldman Exec With False Promises, Suit Says
• Tennis Job No Reason To Slice 'Varsity Blues' Term, Feds Say
• Mass. Law Firm Can't Escape Ex-Client's Data Breach Case
• Marriott Must Face Suit For Booting Kidswear Wholesalers
• Feds Want 12 Years For Ex-Broker In Fraud, Tax Case
• Mass. Condo Owners Didn't Prove Property Was Overvalued
• Awning Maker Can't Shade Itself From CPSC Defect Lawsuit
• Harvard Enabled Anti-Asian Bias Against Professor, Suit Says
• CSA Case Could Shift Intrastate Commercial Cannabis
• Transit Agency Must Face Suit Over Driver's Alleged Assault
• Feds Want 6 Years For 'Poster Boy' Of Mass. Police Corruption
• Cannabis Sellers Want $6M Fees Refunded From Mass. Town
• What Recent Study Shows About AI's Promise For Legal Tasks
• Chancery Sends Drone-Maker's Claim To Sister Court
• Mass. Lobstermen Win Case Fighting Feds' Fishing Closure
• Cannabis Cos. Say Federal Position On Pot Is Irrational
• Mass. High Court Says Tufts Win In Tenure Case 'Premature'
• NLRB Certifies Dartmouth Men's Basketball Player Union
• Most States Fall Short In Disclosing Justices' Finance Reports
• Ex-Mass. Pol Says Federalism Bars COVID Fraud Cases
• Feds Seek 20 Mos. For Aegerion Fraud 'Puppet Master'
• Mass. Gov. Announces Pardon Plan For Marijuana Possession
• Ex-NFLer Faced Racism As School Superintendent, Suit Says
• IRobot, SharkNinja Settle Last Of Roomba Patent Fight
• Mass. Justice Presses AG On Fast-Track Bid For Zoning Case
• Patriots Owner Flags $2M Lien On 'Useless' Skydiving Facility
• Walgreens, Kenvue Unit Sued Over Benzene In Acne Products
• Roberto Clemente's Family Appeals Puerto Rico TM Loss
• Harvard Data Fraud Report To Be Released In Libel Case
• GE Aerospace Plans $650M Manufacturing Investment
• AT&T Offloaded Pensions In Risky Annuity Deal, Suit Says
• Fed. Circ. OKs Boston Drug Developer's Patent Win
• Mexico Says High Court Long Shot Not Worth Halting Gun Suit
• Entire Deadspin Staff Cut After Site's Sale To European Firm
• FTC, 10 States Sue 'Sham' Women's Cancer Fund
• Most Claims Trimmed In Ford Faulty Transmission Suit
• SEC Can't Rely On 'Flawed' Ruling To Avoid Retrial, Atty Says
• Dartmouth Hoops Union Could Touch Off Legal Madness
• Mass. Bar Agency Seeks Name Revision Due To Slavery Link
• Mass. Justices OK Town's 'Clever' Gradual Tobacco Ban
• Debt-Stricken Homeowners Fight Back After High Court Ruling
• Harvard Prof Fights Release Of School's Data Fraud Report
• Litigation Inspiration: A Source Of Untapped Fulfillment
• Petition Watch: Student Athletes, Oil Spills & Preemption
• Mass. Atty's AI Gaffe Prompts Warning, 'Restrained' Penalty
• What FTC's 'Killer Acquisition' Theory Means For Pharma Cos.
• Ex-Mass. Senator's Aide Gets Short Prison Term For Tax Fraud
• Senate Tees Up 5 More Judge Picks Despite GOP Resistance
• Skiing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Activist Caligan Sets Sights On Anika Therapeutics Again
• Ex-Northeastern Coach Gets 5 Years In Nude Photo Ploy
• Meta Must Tackle Increased Account Hijackings, 41 AGs Say
• 'Larger' Airlines Didn't Help Flyers, DOJ Tells 1st Circ.
• New Balance Bid To Cut Nike Patents Is Too Early, Judge Hints
• Gambling Ring Honcho Cops Plea After 13 Years On The Lam
• UMass, L'Oreal Fight Over Anti-Aging Cream May Be Near End
• Pharmacist Takes Deal In Mich. Over Fatal Meningitis Outbreak
• Think Like A Lawyer: Forget Everything You Know About IRAC
• ADI Can't Recoup Full Quinn Emanuel Bill In IP Theft Case
• Ill. Atty Tells 1st Circ. Feds Botched Venue For Scam Case
• Wind Farm Challengers Meet Resistance At 1st Circ.
• Justices Try To Shroud Differences With Trump DQ Ruling
• Vax Refusal Doesn't Negate Benefits, Mass. Top Court Says
• Divisive Housing Law A 'Great Test' For New Mass. AG
• 'Varsity Blues' Feds Rip 'Alice-In-Wonderland' Bid To Nix Plea
• Employer Pointers As Wage And Hour AI Risks Emerge
• Appeal Of $20.5M Terminated Deal Too Late, Says Fed. Circ.
• Deported Man Seeks Mass. Justices' OK For Remote Retrial
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 1st Circ. Grapples With Crypto Exchange Tax Docs Seizure
• The Pros And Cons Of Protecting AI As Trade Secrets
• Pentagon Leaker Faces Lengthy Prison Term After Plea
• Justices Say States Can't Keep Trump Off Ballot
• JetBlue And Spirit Nix $3.8B Deal After Court Block
• Ga. Tech Prof Gets Most China-Tied Fraud Charges Tossed
• Harvard Grad Conned Alums In $3M Scheme, NY AG Says
• GSK, Shook Hardy Can Recover Costs After Zofran MDL Win
• Dartmouth Urges NLRB To Pause College Hoops Vote
• CVS, Walgreens Receive FDA's OK To Dispense Abortion Drug
• Thoma Bravo Ups Everbridge Deal Size By $300M, To $1.8B
• Fired Boston Top Cop Says 'Destroyed Reputation' Merits Trial
• How Firms Can Ensure Associate Gender Parity Lasts
• Regulatory Trends Offer 4 Lessons For Debt Relief Providers