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New York - February, 2018

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• King & Spalding DQ'd In Boehringer Unit Arbitration
• Delta Sued By Port Authority Over LaGuardia Runway Skid
• Judges Want Media Leaks To Stop In College Hoops Probe
• Real Estate Rumors: WeWork, Snap, Kushner
• McAfee-Tied Investment Firm Beats Securities Fraud Suit
• Water Transfer Rule's Survival A Boon To Western States
• Assistant In UN Real Estate Bribery Plot Gets 7 Months
• Manhattan Firm Faces Sex, Race Bias Claims By Associate
• 2nd Circ. Backs Hospital's Quick Win In ERISA Row
• Shkreli Argues For Short Prison Stint Ahead Of Sentencing
• Taxpayers: Watch How States Respond To IRC Section 965
• GM Asks Bankruptcy Court To Rein In Mich. Groundwater Suit
• George Pataki: The Farmer From Peekskill
• Ironworkers Funds Take Lead In Dick's Stock Drop Suit
• The Securities Law Questions Raised By #MeToo
• Nature's Bounty Biotin Products Not Beneficial, Suit Says
• 4 Takeaways From 2nd Circ. Ruling Rejecting Anti-Gay Bias
• Accused Fraudster Says Cryptocurrencies Aren't Securities
• Deutsche Inks $240M Deal To Settle Libor-Rigging Row
• Former Offices In Pa. Can't Establish Venue For IP Suit
• Cuomo Aide's Call Proves Bribe Plot, Prosecutor Tells Jury
• Real Estate Rumors: Akelius, Sterling Bay, Sabal
• Insurer Must Cover $4.8M Fraud Loss, Medidata Tells 2nd Circ.
• Extended Stay Sells 25 Hotels For $114M To Three Wall
• Here's Why TVEyes Wasn't Fair Use
• Pryor Cashman Adds Ex-Ogletree Deakins Immigration Team
• Investors Sue Wynn Resorts GC, Execs Over Insider Trading
• Weinstein Aide Resurrects Workplace Suit In NY State Court
• NY Appeals Court Spurns Zohar Jury Bid In $58M Fraud Row
• US Biz Of Indian Man Accused Of $2B Bank Fraud Files Ch. 11
• Why Machine Learning Should Matter To Lawyers
• NY-Led Coalition Slams EPA Bid To Undo Clean Power Plan
• SunEdison Investor Sues CEO, CFO After 'Meltdown'
• Drinks Festival Founder Wants Tax Docs In Racketeering Suit
• Energy Exec Must Share Tax, Trust Docs In $40M GE Row
• Baker Botts Adds 4 Ex-Vinson & Elkins Corporate Partners
• Trump Infrastructure Plan: Perspectives For The P3 Market
• Siding With Fox, 2nd Circ. Says TVEyes Is Not Fair Use
• Comcast Lobs Competing $31B Bid For Sky
• Ex-Jets Player Loses Pot Decriminalization Suit
• Googles TM Owner Says Google Broke Pact Over Kids Media
• Weinstein Co. Gearing Up For Bankruptcy As Sale Collapses
• RMBS Investors Barred From Sampling Loans In HSBC Suits
• Beirut Victims' Kin Fight Bank's Bid To Stay Terrorism Case
• SEC Wins Asset Freeze On Alleged $12M 'Con Artist'
• Real Estate Rumors: JPMorgan, Fla. Apartments, TD Bank
• NYU Loses Quick Win Bid In ERISA Plan Class Action
• Avaya Reaches $1.5M Ch. 11 IP Settlement With BlackBerry
• Extortion Count Against Ex-Cuomo Aide Cut From Graft Trial
• Facebook's $35M Deal To End IPO Suit Gets Initial OK
• Shkreli Caused $10.4M In Losses, Not Zero, Judge Rules
• High Court Won't Review $28M RJ Reynolds Judgment
• NYC Has Removed PCB-Leaking Lights, Judge Says
• Ex-JPM Banker Argues Conviction Served On 'Silver Platter'
• Spectrum Brands Inks $10B Deal To Combine With HRG
• REIT Resource Capital Beats Investor Suit Over $41M Loss
• Arnold & Porter Guides MetLife's $260M NYC Loan
• High Court Won't Hear Challenge To EPA Water Transfer Rule
• NY Judges' Facebook Ruling May Aid Targets Of Injury Suits
• March Madness: Universities Must Prepare For NCAA Inquiries
• Takeaways From Dismissed Challenge To Trump's CFPB Pick
• Anti-Gay Discrimination Is Sex Discrimination, 2nd Circ. Says
• Health Hires: Goodwin, Alston & Bird, Lucas & Mercanti
• NY Atty, Judge Accused Of Stealing Over $4M From Trusts
• Judge Sees Ex-Fox Pundit's Side On Failure-To-Hire Claims
• Ex-Stock Promoter Gets 2 Years For Role In $95M Stock Fraud
• NY Transit Manager Gets Nearly 4 Years For Taking Bribes
• Real Estate Rumors: StepStone, Maxim Capital, Brock
• Cabbies Insist NY Officials Can't Dodge Uber, Lyft Rules Suit
• In Response To Corruption Report, NCAA Vows Swift Action
• Advertising Co. Wins Removal Of Uber, Lyft Ad Ban In NYC
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Surgery Patient's Med Mal Case
• Rakoff Questions $285M Atty Fees In $3B Petrobras Deal
• Exxon Pushes Back Against NY AG's Free Speech Arguments
• 2nd Circ. Gives 2nd Shot To Schwab's Libor Claims
• 2nd Circ. Denies Injunction In Soccer League's Antitrust Suit
• Shkreli Can't Beat Stock Fraud Rap Post-Trial
• NYC Toll Fees Are Excessive, Drivers Claim
• High Court Asked To Revive FedEx Package-Weight RICO Suit
• Tilton, Patriarch Hit With $10M Suit In TransCare Case
• BNY Mellon Staffer Who Embezzled $7M Gets 3-Year Sentence
• NY Asks 2nd Circ. To Affirm $247M UPS Cigarette Penalty
• Immigration Judges Needn't Warn Of Lack Of Proof: 2nd Circ.
• NY, Others Back Chicago In Sanctuary City Battle With Feds
• Developers Eyeing Midtown East Projects, But Face Hurdles
• Nontraditional Health Care Programs Under The Microscope
• 2nd Circ. Raises Bar For US Jurisdiction Over Foreign Banks
• Man Posed As Well Owner For Millions In Loans, DOJ Says
• China Fishery Settlement Clears Way For Sale, Trustee Says
• Uber Defeats NYC Drivers' Collective Action Bid — For Now
• Judge Mulls Tossing Extortion Counts Against Ex-Cuomo Aide
• Resort-Focused Aspen REIT Pulls Reg A+ IPO
• USCIS Accused Of Wrongly Denying Green Cards
• Prosecutors Rip Acquittal Bid By Soccer Bosses In FIFA Case
• Ex-Foley & Lardner Partner Gets Prison For Insider Trading
• Tops Supermarket Can Tap $265M Ch. 11 Financing
• NY Tells 2nd Circ. To Toss Couple's $5M Income Tax Appeal
• Ex-Nassau County Official Charged With Lying, Obstruction
• Real Estate Rumors: Michael Dell, 601W, JDS
• Investors, US Bank Agree To Move MBS Claims To NY Court
• Ex-Andrews Kurth IP Partner Joins Haug Partners In NY
• Locke Lord Hires Ex-Curtis Enviro Group Chair In NY
• Trump Hotel Cos. Want Unit Owners To Arbitrate Panama Row
• Olshan Frome Adds Ex-Miller & Wrubel Securities Pro
• Deutsche Says Foreign Investors Not Fit To Lead RMBS Suit
• Truffle Aroma Supplier Asks To Exit Suit Over Trader Joe's Oil
• Eisenberg & Baum Gets Creative To Defend 5Pointz Artists
• Website Accessibility Suits Highlight Need For DOJ Rule
• Weinstein Name-Checks Celeb Supporters In Dismissal Bid
• Bed Bath & Beyond Trims Claims In Manager OT Class Action
• GoPro Harness Maker Loses Injunction Bid In Coverage Spat
• NY Tax Atty Charged With Tax Fraud Over $3.5M Charity Scam
• Russian Athletes Ask $30M For Defamation In Doping Scandal
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Toss Of Suit Over Rite Aid Flu-Shot Calls
• Cassin & Cassin Steers First Republic Bank's $65M NYC Loan
• Westinghouse Cleared To Solicit Votes On Ch. 11 Plan
• Weil Seeks To Nip Conflict Concerns In Breitburn Ch. 11 Case
• Walmart Again Defeats Investor Suit, Despite 'A Closer Call'
• Panamanian Apparel Co. Admits To Bribing Ex-FIFA Official
• 5Pointz Owner Appeals $6.75M Graffiti Ruling To 2nd Circ.
• Kendrick Lamar Sued Over Video For 'Black Panther' Track
• Libor Manipulation By 16 Banks Sank Doral, FDIC Alleges
• Arnold & Porter Real Estate Partner Rejoins Cadwalader
• NY Sports Clubs Parent Co. Hit With Employee OT Suit
• Verizon Sues NY Town Over Nixed Wetlands Permit
• Payment Method Puts Contractor On Hook For Covering Injury
• Bitfunder Boss Charged With Lying About $70M Bitcoin Heist
• Tops Supermarkets Opens $1.2B Ch. 11, Plans Debt Rework
• Pryor Says Fired Associate Trying To 'Shake' Firm For Info
• Publisher's $2M Refund Claim Came Too Late, 2nd Circ. Told
• Immigrant Children Sue Feds Over Prolonged Detention
• Cohen Can't Seal Suit Over Alleged Harassment At Firm
• Ex-CEO Of Bankrupt NY Solar Co. Attacks Subpoena Request
• Wilmington Suit Over Ex-Chesapeake CEO's $464M Debt Stays
• Actresses' Row Is With Weinstein, Not Co., Judge Told
• Citing 'Time Travel,' DeLorean Hits Beauty Co. With TM Suit
• US Airways Defends $15M Antitrust Win In Sabre Appeal
• Swift Action Called For In Pacific Drilling Ch. 11 Case
• King & Spalding DQ Bid Shouldn't Be Complex, Judge Says
• Snack Co. Sued Over 'Modern' Ingredients In 'Ancient Grain'
• Uber Says It's Not Delaying NYC Cabbies' Wage Suit
• Graft Jury Won't See Video Of Cuomo Aide's Wife Teaching
• 2nd Circ. Ruling Ends Exxon Free Speech Claims, Judge Told
• Tribunal Orders Egypt To Pay $1B In Gas Supply Row
• Ex-Katten Muchin Atty Says Jury Misconduct Tainted Trial
• Yiannopoulos Ends $10M Suit Over Canceled Book Deal
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Forfeiture Order In $10M Tax Fraud Case
• Momofuku Wants Early Out In No-Tipping 'Conspiracy' Suit
• SEC Settles Suits Over $1.8M Shell Company Scheme
• Online Image Infringement And The Statutory-Damages Threat
• Digital Currency Co. Says CFTC's Suit Is Political
• Handling Federal, NY State And NYC Background Check Laws
• London Trumps NY As Citi's €290M Securities Dispute Venue
• Atty Botched Plea, Man Convicted Of Fraud Tells 2nd Circ.
• Experts Debate Larger Effects Of Losing SALT Deduction
• Health Care-Focused Blank Check Co. Prices $250M IPO
• FCC Halts Bitcoin Miner For Cell Network Interference
• Newswire Hacker Can't Beat $30M Securities Fraud Case
• Insurer Says Utah Bank, Finance Co. Can't Duck Award
• Weil's Role Part Of Probe Of Breitburn Conflict Claims
• Real Estate Rumors: RBC, Gramercy, Virgo Business Centers
• Convicted Dewey Exec's SEC Deal Hinges On Criminal Appeal
• UBS Says CFTC Order Doesn't Goose Gold-Fix Claims
• Sidley Austin Lures Proxy Pro From Vinson & Elkins
• NY Atty Sues For Fees In $2.9M Bias Suit Settlement
• Ex-Allen & Overy Atty's Psych Exam Story Falls Flat
• Judge Iffy On Spiking Bank's $45M Fraud Suit Against Tilton
• Register Your California Cannabis Trademarks Now
• How Emerging Sources Of ESI Will Impact Discovery
• 3 Mass. Proposals Signal A New Wave Of Offshore Wind
• Puerto Rico Electric Co. Denied Bid For Emergency Loan
• CORRECTED: Embedding Tweets Can Be Infringement, Judge Says
• 6D Global Investors Say Derivative Suit Deal Is 'Worthless'
• Real Estate Rumors: Union Investment, ADME, Braintree
• 2 Long Island Mortgage Co. Execs Cop To $9M Fraud
• 2nd Circ. Rejects Citizens United Challenge To NY Donor Law
• Ex-Foley & Lardner Atty Should Get Prison Time, Feds Say
• Strain Gets To Jailed NY Ex-Lobbyist As Testimony Ends
• DOE Must Publish Energy-Saver Rules Adopted Under Obama
• NY High Court Backs 'Continuous Treatment' Med Mal Rule
• Adidas Exec, Others Can't Shake Basketball Bribery Suit
• Insurers Cleared To Subpoena Asbestos Claim Info In Ch. 11
• 10th Circ. Split Adds Wrinkle To NY Faulty Work Coverage Law
• $380M Trade Secrets Claim Against Avaya Gets Pushback
• Russian Arbitral Award OK'd Against No-Show Pharma Biz
• Hanesbrands Sues Over Alleged Champion TM Infringement
• Warner Wolf Says Firing By Don Imus Was Age-Based
• Immigrant Workers Allege Racist Treatment By NY Railway
• Put The Brakes On Acceleration Bay Litigation Funder Ruling
• Stroock Adds Kasowitz Benson Restructuring Star In NY
• Fiat Says Shares Were Unaffected By 'Defeat Device' Claims
• Some Pointers For Stressed And Distressed Charitable Orgs
• 2nd Circ. Courts Dive Into 'Class Arbitration' Questions
• A Chat With Hogan Lovells HR Chief Allison Friend
• US Bank To Pay $613M For Faulty Money Laundering Program
• NY Pharma Sales Rep Cops To $45M Health Fraud Scheme
• NY Cybersecurity Rules Will Be Enforced As They Mature
• Gold Sellers Say CFTC Order Shows UBS Helped Fix Prices
• JP Morgan Beats Investor Suit Over Mutual Fund Fees
• Cumulus Trustee Objects To Exec Bonus Payments
• Real Estate Rumors: HNA, Estate Investment, CBRE
• Winston Helps Wells Fargo With $50M Brooklyn Property Loan
• BNY Mellon Says Some ADR Investor Claims Are Time-Barred
• Workers Claim Retaliation After Lobbing Suit Against HBO
• Broker's Bid For FINRA Docs On 'Layering' Rejected
• Ex-NFLer's Pot Decriminalization Suit Hits Possible Snag
• US Insurers Want Door Shut On $50M Brazilian Bank Claim
• NYU Employees Win Cert. In ERISA Plan Suit
• Leason Ellis Scores Ex-Venable IP Litigator In NY
• Mayer Brown Grows With 2 New Partners In Finance Groups
• Dunkin' Donuts Consumers Fight To Keep Angus Steak Claims
• Ice Cube's Basketball League Misled Court, Rival Alleges
• Nektar Inks $1.85B Bristol-Myers Cancer Drug Collaboration
• Considerations For Attorneys Using Artificial Intelligence
• Private Facebook Pages Can Be Fair Game: NY High Court
• Veon Execs Want Out Of Stock Fraud Class Action
• Life Science Investor Suits Spiked In '17, Dechert Reports
• Syracuse Wins Partial Toss Of Superfund Cleanup Fee Suit
• Rawle & Henderson Fired Worker Claiming Harassment: Suit
• Starz, Altice Reach Carriage Agreement After Stalemate
• Vice Media Accused Of Shorting Women On Pay, Promotions
• $1.8B Offer Deepens Fight Over Breitburn Ch. 11 Plan
• Cenveo Creditor Seeks Probe, Alleging Insider Deals At Co.
• Lobbyist Forced To Explain His Arrest To Graft Trial Jury
• SEC Wants Sanctions After Call Recordings Thrown Away
• IBM Says Exec's Microsoft Move Flouted Noncompete
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Ex-Brokers' IBM Insider Trading Verdict
• Real Estate Rumors: Blackstone, Prudential, GreenOak
• Health Republic's Curious Liquidation: Part 14
• Trump's DACA Rollback Paused By NY Judge
• Agency Accused Of Running MLB Doping, Bribery Scheme
• Tavern On The Green Co. Keeps Fighting NYC For TM Rights
• Crowell & Moring Boosts NY Office With Ex-Kirkland IP Atty
• 19 AGs Blast 2020 Census Citizenship Question
• Tips For Drafting Contractual Nonreliance Clauses
• Cohen Firm Sued Over Alleged 'No Girls Allowed' Hostility
• Ex-Nomura Trader Can't Ditch SEC Fraud Suit, Judge Rules
• Cadwalader Row Looks Trial-Bound: Redskins Owner's Atty
• Psychiatrist's Evaluation Of Doc Protected, NY Court Rules
• 3 Takeaways From NY's Legal Broadside Against Weinstein
• Real Estate Rumors: JK Equities, Moishe Mana, Codecademy
• AGs Back Ban On Sex Harassment Arbitration Clauses
• High School Basketball Director Escapes Adidas Bribe Suit
• Syracuse, Lacrosse Coach Must Face Ex-Player's Injury Suit
• Madoff Trustee Reaches $76M Settlement With Feeder Fund
• Detainee Finances Must Factor In Bond Hearings, Judge Finds
• Shkreli Seeks Light Sentence, Saying His Victims Profited
• Hunton, Sidley Steer $385M NYC Hotel Refinancing
• Adviser Who Traded On Tip From Atty Gets 6 Months In Prison
• Destruction Of NYC 'Graffiti Mecca' Broke Law, Judge Says
• Graft Trial Judge Mulls Description Of Cooperator's Arrest
• Judging A Book: Duncan Reviews 'Justice And Empathy'
• Supplier Wins $100M DOD Radiology Systems Contract
• 'Throw' Your Mini-Opening To Get The Best Jury Possible
• 2 Mitsubishi Banks To Settle Libor Rigging Suit For $30M
• NY Judge Rejects 'Utterly Useless' Deal In Merger Lawsuit
• Too Soon For Korean Financial Authority Ruling, Judge Says
• ICE Targets Immigrant Activists For Deportation, Suit Says
• Plaintiffs Want To Rework $1B Deal With GM Ch. 11 Trust
• MBS Trustees Under Scrutiny At Close Of Lehman Ch. 11 Trial
• People Have Right To Keep Health Data Secret, 2nd Circ. Says
• Broker-Dealer Seeks 'Layering' Docs From FINRA For SEC Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Google, SunTrust, Fla. Community Bank
• Health Hires: Ropes, Brown Rudnick, Mallinckrodt, DLA Piper
• Bar Prep Co. Takes Another Shot At $50M Law School Suit
• Kirkland Lands Ex-Latham Private Equity Co-Chair In NY
• Archer & Greiner Nabs NYC Bankruptcy Boutique
• NY Graft Trial Cooperator Arrested After Day On Stand
• Retailer Rag & Bone Faces ADA Suit Over Web Accessibility
• Ex-Skadden Attorney Disbarred After Child Porn Conviction
• Ticket Co. CEO Plans Guilty Plea In Ponzi Scheme Case
• UBS Escapes $2.9B Madoff Feeder Fraud Suit In 2nd Circ.
• Eminent Domain In The Wake Of Natural Disasters
• 2nd Circ. Overturns $100M Arab Bank Terror Verdict
• 2nd Circ. Ruling May Broaden Common D&O Policy Exclusion
• Your Case Was Remanded By The MDL Court — Now What?
• NY Decision Opens Door For Yellowstone Injunction Waivers
• Trial Set For 2 Charged In NCAA Hoops Corruption Probe
• 2nd Circ. Says Conn. Ex-Cop Can't Reassert Retaliation Claim
• Claims Handler Must Face Suit Over $7.2M Asbestos Verdict
• Bankrupt Cumulus Gets OK To Pay Employee Bonuses
• Lehman Puts Finishing Touch On MBS Claims Estimation Trial
• OneTitle CEO Warns Regulatory Change 'Leaves No Flexibility'
• Logistics Co. Can't Intervene In $139M Arbitration Action
• Fired Lobbyist's 'Spiderweb Of Lies' Snarls NY Graft Trial
• NY Appeals Court Nixes €433M Bid To Enforce Albanian Award
• NASL Sues US Soccer Execs Over Relegated Status
• TerraForm Can't Use SunEdison To Halt $231M Suit
• The Art Of The Litigation Funding Deal
• Fox News Slams Ex-Host's New Cyberstalking Complaint
• 5 Cos. Price IPOs Totaling $959M Despite Market Turbulence
• Judge Skeptical Of Dewey CFO's Bid To Vacate Conviction
• Real Estate Rumors: HNA, Bell Partners, Michael Feinstein
• Moinian Snags Up To $350M In EB-5 Funding For NYC Tower
• Ogletree Deakins Adds 2 Attys From Putney Twombly
• EIG Hits Keppel With $660M RICO Suit Over Brazil Bribery
• NY Doctor Gets 13 Years for $25M False Medicare Charges
• Language Key In Builder's Coverage Fight At NY High Court
• NY Stresses Anti-Fraud Obligations For Cryptocurrency Cos.
• Bankrupt Solar Panel Installer Hit With WARN Suit
• Werther's Caramels Maker Underfills Bags, Suit Says
• Bahraini Bank, Investment Co. Can't Dodge Ch. 11 Suits
• AT&T TCPA Class Claims Nixed Over Atty Husband's Fees
• Real Estate Rumors: WeWork, GGP, ABS Partners
• Fired Lobbyist Tells Graft Jury He's Fuzzy On Faked Emails
• Rakoff Smacks Down Bid To Seal Riders In $3B Petrobras Deal
• Smart Contracts Need Smart Corporate Lawyers
• Ex-Paralegal Pleads Guilty To Stealing Immigration Fees
• Judge Won't Nix $50M Deutsche Win, Citing 'Gamesmanship'
• Luxury NY Hotel Giving Staff Tips To Managers, Suit Says
• World's Priciest Burger Joint To Pay Servers Nearly $1M
• Drunk Elephant Trumpets False Skin Benefits, Consumer Says
• 2nd Circ. Says Conn. School Must Pay $41M Injury Verdict
• Citigroup Gets 'Boys' Club' Bias Suit Sent To Arbitration
• 'Art Bastard' Hits NYC Museums With $100M Antitrust Suit
• NY Joins States Suing EPA Over Clean Water Rule Delay
• Former NY Federal Judge Joins Arbitration Panels
• Chubb Needn't Fill Cleanup Coverage Gaps, NY Justices Hear
• NY Wheel Parties To Mediate Ch. 11 Issues, Contract Suits
• Panel Grills Zohar Funds On Jury Waiver In Fraud Case
• Real Estate Rumors: Golub, Google, Terreno
• Northeast Cap-And-Trade Turns 10: A RGGI Report Card
• Kirkland Says Ex-US Trustee Is Isolated From Ch. 11 Case
• Screening Lapses Led To Pair Of Train Crashes, Feds Say
• Rubik's Cube TMs Obtained By Fraud, Rival Co. Says
• How To Fix Your Broken Client Teams
• ID Screener Spurned By Navy Gets Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed
• Ginsburg Says Politicizing Court A 'Plague On Both Houses'
• Valeant Seeks To Move NY Investor Fraud Suit To NJ
• Arent Fox Adds Ex-Hand Baldachin Sports Atty To NY Office
• NBC Pushes To Arbitrate $30M 'Housewives' Defamation Suit
• 2nd Circ. Orders Judge To Justify Tax-Dodger's Record Fine
• A Look At Air Rights In Boston, San Francisco And New York
• Walter Investment To See Lower Cash Projections, CEO's Exit
• NY Comic Says Biased Sex Assault Investigation Led To Firing
• Chocolatier Takes $49M Sandy Coverage Fight To 2nd Circ.
• Judiciary Ends Kozinski Inquiry Due To His Retirement
• MetLife Hit With Stock-Drop Suit Over Pension Reserves
• Canadian Investor Says SEC's $17M Pump-Dump Case Fails
• Breitburn Shareholders To Reopen Ch. 11 Row After $1.8B Bid
• RMBS Investors Lose Class Cert. Bid In Suit Against HSBC
• Late Start Necessitates Union Election Do-Over, NLRB Says
• Ex-NY Lobbyist Tells Jury Life Of Thieving Led To Plea
• Henkel Can't Rinse Off Detergent Labeling Suit
• Tax Scammer's Wife Pleads With 2nd Circ. Over Seized Funds
• Arnold & Porter Nabs Media IP Duo From Hogan Lovells
• Hacking Suspect Lauri Love Wins Appeal Of US Extradition
• Oil & Gas Producer Raises $1B For Permian Basin Work
• Warburg Pincus Invests $300M In Oil And Gas Explorer
• From Amazon To Foxconn, Incentives To Woo Biz Scrutinized
• 'Grand Theft Auto' Maker's Insurer Seeks Out Of Royalty Row
• Feds Say Hedge Funder Lied About Credentials, Criminal Past
• Morgan Stanley, Others Must Face ISDAfix Rate-Rigging Suit
• Iran UN Consultant Gets 3 Months For Tax, Sanctions Crimes
• Indictment Hinged On Misleading Word, Platinum Execs Say
• Ex-Mintz Levin Atty's Suit Against Divorce Judge Tossed
• For States, New Federal Tax Law Is A Big Problem To Solve
• Real Estate Rumors: Oxford, Arbor Lodging, Isaac Kassirer
• 2 Plead Guilty In $50M Federal Reserve Investment Scheme
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Dr. Scholl's Class Action
• Madoff Investors Can't Get All SDNY Judges Off Their Case
• Winston & Strawn Grabs 8 Energy Attys From Norton Rose
• Prevezon Must Pay Out $6M Settlement Despite Asset Freeze
• MetLife Seeks To Toss Claims It Overcharged Nonsmokers
• Brooklyn Prosecutor Who Wiretapped Ex-Lover Gets 1 Year
• Credit Union's Challenge To Trump's CFPB Pick Tossed
• Biofuel Trader OK'd To Register $32M Award Out Of NY State
• Exxon Insists It Can Bolster Climate Speech Claims
• Ex-King & Spalding Atty Says Firing Suit Should Go On
• Ex-Biotech CFO Avoids Prison For Hornswoggling Auditor
• NY Blasts Bank Of Tokyo's Bid To Escape AML Enforcement
• Don't Let PFAS Leave A Mark On Your Business Transaction
• FIFA, IOC Subpoenas Could Signal Crackdown On Corruption
• NYC Contractor Beats Union Challenge, To Sell Biz In Ch. 11
• Racial Bias Persists At Morgan Stanley, Fired Exec Claims
• Ex-NY Assembly Speaker Hires New Lawyers For Graft Retrial
• NJ Joins Support For Delaware River Fracking Ban
• NY AG Sues Insys Over 'Perilous' Opioid Marketing
• Insurers Sue Pfizer To Avoid Covering $400M Settlement
• Receiver Seeks To Reinvest Cash From Jay Peak EB-5 Project
• Gymgoers Say They're Being Cheated On 'All Access' Passes
• Barnes & Noble Gets User Privacy Row Sent To Arbitration
• PE Exec's Firm Can't Fight Experts' Subpoenas, SEC Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Cai Kui, BNY Mellon, Blackstone
• Carlisle Sells Food Service Unit To PE Firm For $750M
• Ex-FIFA VP Ordered To Pay $6.7M For Bribery Scheme Role
• Puerto Rico Electric Co. Preparing To Privatize, Says Panel
• Simpson Thacher Hires JPMorgan Vice Chairman, Ex-GC
• Platinum Partners Judge Says He's 'Unlikely' To Split Trial
• Tackling NFL Trademarks: IP Fights Since Last Super Bowl
• Kleinberg Kaplan Sees Tricky NYC Museum Buy To Finish Line
• As Super Bowl Nears, Odds On Sports Betting Look Bright
• Evolving Due Process In The Digital Age
• Under New Tax Law, Time Is Running Out For Ponzi Victims