Massachusetts Archive » April, 2025

Massachusetts - April, 2025

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• Coinbase Urges Justices To Take User's IRS Data Seizure Suit
• DraftKings Wants MLB Players' IP Case Sent To 3rd Circ.
• Judge Says Gov't Can't Move Deportees To Avoid Due Process
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Boston Hospital Fends Off Doctor's Whistleblower Claims
• Charging A Separate Tariff Fee May Backfire For Retailers
• Boston Lab Says Exec Took Trade Secrets To Rival
• Adapting To Private Practice: From DOJ Enviro To Mid-Law
• Apple Settles Harvard Profs' IPhone Night Vision Patent Suit
• Feds Have Strong Hand On Judge Charged With Blocking ICE
• Honda America Asks To Halt Faulty Brakes Suit
• Watchdog Will Probe Trump Admin's Push To Shrink CFPB
• Univ. Groups Can Pursue Free-Speech Case Over Removals
• 2 Dozen States Say DOGE Can't 'Dismantle' AmeriCorps
• Independent Contractor Rule Up In The Air Under New DOL
• Boston Seafood Co. Says Salmon Exec Stole Trade Secrets
• Migrants Tell 1st Circ. 3rd Country Removals Can Be Limited
• Firm In Salmon Antitrust Case Owes Referral Fee, Suit Says
• Associate Secretly Worked For Rival Firm, Suit Says
• Wash. Judge Tosses Investor's $42M Real Estate Con Suit
• DOJ Wants Live Nation Case Split Between Liability, Damages
• Trump To Target Sanctuary Cities With New Executive Order
• Judge Weighs Impact Of Top Court Ruling On DOE Grant Cap
• Judge Wants Flight List In '3rd Country' Removal Case
• Boston Children's To Pay $3M In Retirement Plan Fee Suit
• Hearst Wins Toss Of VPPA Suit Over News App Data Sharing
• Real Estate Recap: Q1 Hospo Deals, Data Center Speculation
• 19 AGs Sue Trump Admin Over Anti-DEI School Funding Threat
• Harvard Can't Escape Ousted Ice Hockey Coach's Bias Suit
• HHS Says Cuts Target Excess After Judge Seeks More Info
• Mondelez Says Ghost Can't Use Sour Patch, Other Snack TMs
• Tort Report: Texas Justices Set Dram Shop Standard
• Judge Asks How Ed Dept. Can Fulfill Mandates Without Staff
• Legal Ethics Considerations For Law Firm Pro Bono Deals
• J&J Unit Sees Claims Trimmed In Engineer's Bias Suit
• Insulet's $452M Trade Secrets Award Reduced To $59.4M
• Nutter McClennen, Goodwin Steer $490M Mass. Banking Deal
• Mass. Data Broker Accused Of Flouting Colo. Privacy Law
• Playing Football Made Me A Better Lawyer
• Circuit-By-Circuit Guide As Justices Confront Class Cert. Split
• 1st Circ. Revives Honeywell Ex-Manager's Bias Suit
• 21 Democratic AGs Back Susman Godfrey In Trump EO Fight
• GE Investors' $362.5M Deal Gets Final OK, Attys Get $70M
• FDIC's Hill Faces Dems' Questions Over DOGE Access, Job Cuts
• 8th Circ. Quizzes SEC About Fate Of Climate Regs
• Mass. DA Says No Basis For Contempt Against ICE Agent
• 10 Arbitrations And A 5th Circ. Ruling Flag Arb. Clause Risks
• Harvard Seeks To Move 'Swiftly' In $2B Fund Freeze Suit
• SEC Annuity Fraud Case Ends In Mixed Verdict
• Notable Q1 Updates In Insurance Class Actions
• Red Sox TV Network Wins Civil Judgment In Fraud Suit
• Plastic Co. Asks 1st Circ. To Undo Class Cert In PFOA Suit
• Audi Dealership Says Former Manager Lured Away Workers
• Standing May Doom Academic Groups' Suit Over Removals
• Feds Ask 1st Circ. To Pause Block On '3rd Country' Removals
• Judge Exits Allied Wallet Exec's Trial Over Plea Interference
• Mass. Governor Nominates 2 To Superior Court
• Power To The Paralegals: The Value Of Unified State Licensing
• Ship Co. Loses Seizure Bid In $12M Arbitration Dispute
• Real Estate Investor Cops To $19M Loan Fraud
• Venture Guides Clinches Second Fund With $262.5M In Tow
• 1st Circ. Ruling May Slow SEC Retail Investment Advice Cases
• TruAmerica Overbilled For Water In Mass., Tenants Say
• In Trump Standoff, Harvard Has Law And Money On Its Side
• NCAA Says It Can't Be Sued Over Trans Athlete's Participation
• Swissport Settles Mass. Airport Wage Claims For $3.1M
• Dunkin' Manager Says He Was Asked His Age, Then Fired
• DraftKings Targeted Gambling Addicts, Suit Claims
• Education Dept. Cuts Have 'Gutted' Bias Probes, Suit Says
• Imprisoned Ex-Pharma Exec Must Pay SEC $1.8M
• Harvard Sues Trump Admin Over $2B Funding Freeze
• Judge Says New Transgender Passport Policy Rooted In Bias
• 10 Soft Skills Every GC Should Master
• Solar Co. Oya Gets OK On Ch. 11 Liquidation After Asset Sales
• Real Estate Recap: Q1 Dealmakers, Tariff Tension
• Tufts Student's ICE Detention Fight To Proceed In Vermont
• 1st Circ. Upholds Massachusetts' Assault Weapons Ban
• Democratic AGs Say Trump Illegally Fired FTC Commissioners
• ACLU Sues To Restore Foreign Students' Immigration Status
• Santander Not Responsible For Customer's Bad Crypto Buys
• Ex-Mass. Transit Worker Gets 6 Years For Fraud, Tax Evasion
• End May Be In Sight For Small Biz Set-Aside Programs
• Judge Blocks 'Third Country' Removals Without Due Process
• An Unrestrained, Bright-Eyed View Of Legal AI's Future
• MLB Players Aim To Strike Out DraftKings NIL Case Appeal
• Mass General Inks $8.25M Deal To End Retirement Fee Suit
• RI Judge Wants To Know Who's Behind $11B Health Grant Cuts
• Tracking The Evolution In Litigation Finance
• AstraZeneca Unit Hit With Antitrust Suit Over Soliris
• Harvard Says No Grounds For IRS To Deny Tax-Exempt Status
• How Courts Weigh Section 1782 Discovery For UPC Cases
• Zenas BioPharma Faces Investor Suit Over Post-IPO Plunge
• High Court Sets Arguments Over Birthright Pause
• Detained Tufts Student Denied Bond By Immigration Judge
• Moderna Says New Drug Plant Riddled With Defects, Mold
• Ex-Harvard Morgue Manager Takes Plea Over Stolen Remains
• Volunteer Firefighting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Fla. Realty Co. Sued Over Home Liens Told To Pay Ch. 11 Bills
• Energy Dept. Blocked From Cutting School Research Grants
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive MIT Patent In Electric Vehicle Fight
• Mass. High Court Revives BU Contract Suit Against Architect
• Mintz Atty Joins Prince Lobel As Sports Group Co-Chair
• Papa Gino's Sued For Allegedly Underpaying Delivery Drivers
• Plane Part Cos. Settle For $1.3M Over False Small Biz Claims
• 39 AGs Urge Congress To Ban PBM Pharmacy Ownership
• Judge Blocks DHS From Ending Biden-Era Parole Program
• Dunkin' Franchise Owners In Mass. Settle Wage, OT Claims
• MIT Bros. Cite DOJ Memo In Bid To Get $25M Crypto Case Axed
• Pa. Man To Plead Guilty In Harvard Body Parts Theft Case
• Research Co. Inks $7.15M Deal To End Stock Plan Suit
• McDonald's, Dunkin' Franchisees Resolve Child Labor Claims
• Wynn Faces Class Action Over Casino Win/Loss Statements
• E-Discovery Quarterly: The Perils Of Digital Data Protocols
• Quinn Emanuel, King & Spalding Rep Harvard In Trump Letter
• Vt. Judge Likely To Seek Tufts Student's Return For Hearing
• Ex-Allied Wallet Exec Seeks Trial Delay Amid Recusal Bid
• FTC Joins DOJ In Targeting Anticompetitive Regulations
• Holland & Knight Adds Former Federal Prosecutor In Boston
• Top Court Ruling Dooms Suit Challenging Housing Grant Cuts
• 1st Circ. Can't Hear Class Suit Coverage Row, Oil Co. Says
• 3 Ex-Cooley IP Attys Help Launch New Fenwick Boston Office
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Preparing For Corporate Work
• 21 AGs Back WilmerHale, Jenner & Block Over Trump Order
• Real Estate Recap: Private Credit, CMBS, Algorithmic Pricing
• Gym 'Grip' Developer Targets Rival In Patent Suit In Georgia
• Fla. Pharmacy Pleads Guilty To Fraud Over Opioid OD Drug
• Fox Rothschild Hires Familiar Corporate Partner In Boston
• Mass. Rep Charged With Stealing Funds For Campaign, Bills
• 1st Circ. Asked To Save $34M Fee Bid In JetBlue-Spirit Case
• Judge To Stop DHS From Ending Parole For 450K Immigrants
• Pa. Family Blames Fatal House Fire On Prosthetic Arm Battery
• Bakery Sellers Seek $2M Award From Buyer After Deal Sours
• Mass. Officials, Feds On A 'Low Boil' After Midtrial ICE Arrest
• Judge Wary Of DHS Policy On Removal To Unrelated Countries
• 1st Circ. Says Immigration Board Ignored Key Evidence
• Ex-EBay Execs Want To Question Key Stalking Case Witness
• A Cold War-Era History Lesson On Due Process
• Sagitec Sues Deloitte For Defamation In Trade Secrets Spat
• DraftKings Engineer's Suit Over Parental Leave Narrowed
• Purdue Cleared To Start Ch. 11 Claims Processing Early
• Retired Atty Says Arbitration Demand Is 13 Years Too Late
• Improv Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• House Approves Bill To Restrict Nationwide Injunctions
• Mass. Justices Asked To Raise Bar For Pension, Benefit Loss
• Mass. Town's Comparable Sales Rejected By Tax Board
• Tire Co. In Talks With EEOC To Resolve Harassment Case
• Car Dealership Magnate To Pay $12M Over Pandemic Loans
• How BigLaw Executive Orders May Affect Smaller Firms
• Lawsuits Shouldn't Be Shadow Assets For Foreign Capital
• TelexFree Investors Can't Sue Wells Fargo, Others As Class
• Boston Pol To Resign After Admitting Kickback Scheme
• Birkenstock IP Foe Eyes Settlement As Shoemaker Balks
• How To Accelerate Your Post-Attorney Career Transition
• Tribal Leaders Not Immune From Extortion Law, Justices Told
• In Trump Order Against Perkins Coie, GCs See Harm For Cos.
• 1st Circ. Won't Pause Block Of Unrelated Country Deportation
• Policy Group Tells 4th Circ. Drug Discount Law Needs Reform
• AGs Announce $335M Opioid Deal With Mylan
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• DraftKings Eyes 3rd Circ. Review Of MLB Players' Suit Claims
• Mass. Firm Prevails Over Ex-Attys In Stolen Client Files Saga
• Litigation Firms Back Perkins Coie In Suit Over Trump Order
• WilmerHale Welcomes Back Ex-Mass. Criminal Chief
• Meta May Not Scroll Past 'Clever' Instagram Addiction Suit
• Mass. High Court Ponders 'Reasonable' Wear In Lease Dispute
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Be An Indispensable Associate
• Real Estate Recap: 'Gold Card,' ESG, Tokenization
• Justices Told To Keep 'Century-Old Status Quo' On Birthright
• 21 States Say Trump Order Will Disenfranchise Millions
• Detained Tufts Student's Suit Transferred To Vermont
• NIH Wants Prompt 1st Circ. Review Of Agency's Grant Caps
• Boston Bomber Asks 1st Circ. To Oust Judge Amid Bias Probe
• Mass. AG Emerges As Key Player In Consumer Protection
• Trump Gets Supreme Court Win In Teacher Grants Case
• Taxation With Representation: Ropes & Gray, Paul Hastings
• Birding Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• AGs Sue To Halt Disruptions To NIH Grant Funding
• Warren Calls For Investigation Into SEC's Crypto About-Face
• Detained Tufts Student Pushes To Keep Suit In Mass.
• RI Judge Hits Pause On Billions In Health Grant Funding Cuts
• Cloud Provider Deleted Backup Data During Hack, Suit Says
• $10M Heritage Pharma Price-Fixing Deal Gets Final OK
• Diageo GC Resigns For Top Legal Role At Thermo Fisher
• Harvard Says Judge Ignored Time Limits In Coach's Bias Suit
• SunSetter To Pay $9M Over Defective Awning Covers
• Atty Suspended Over Billing Lapses In State Street Case
• Loan Fraud Plea Adds 6 Mos. To Pizzeria Owner's Prison Term
• Inside State AGs' Arguments Defending The CFPB
• Perkins Coie Urges Court To End Trump's 'Assault' On Firm
• NIH Sued By Researchers Over 'Ideological Purge' On Grants
• Zoll Gets Parts Of Data Breach Class Action Tossed
• Feds Claim Immunity For ICE Agent Who Made Midtrial Arrest
• CVS Asserts DOJ's Opioid Prescription Suit Lacks Facts
• SEC Wins $12.5M Judgment On Assets Tied To Fugitive Trader
• Judge Clears Path For $200M Boston Soccer Stadium Project
• Walgreens Ignoring Requests To Stop Emails, Suit Says
• Adapting To Private Practice: From DOJ Leadership To BigLaw
• 1st Circ. Says Judge Too Hasty In Handing SEC $93M Win
• Trump Admin Layoffs 'Probably Broke Laws,' Judge Says
• Fla. Defends Sandoz Price-Fixing Settlement Terms
• Unions Re-Up Challenge To Trump's Resignation Offer
• College Fired Staffer Over Pro-Palestinian Views, Suit Says
• Hub Hires: Ropes, Sherin, Nixon Peabody
• Law Firm Executive Orders Create A Legal Ethics Minefield
• Atty's Fraud Sentence Upheld In Long-Delayed Ruling
• 23 States Sue HHS To Stop $11B In Health Grant Funding Cuts
• Former O'Hagan Meyer Partner Says Firm Owes Final Bonus