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New York - May, 2018

491 articles

• Ex-Katten Atty's Inflation Claim Lacks Evidence, Feds Say
• Sesame Street Can't Block Raunchy Movie Tagline In TM Row
• Michael Cohen-Linked Atty Cops To Role In $5M Tax Fraud
• Anthem, Express Scripts Fight Pricing Suit In 2nd Circ.
• Operator Of Bogus NYC Health Clinics Gets 3 Years In Prison
• Judge Sees Tension In KPMG Conspiracy, Fraud Arguments
• JPML Eyes Sending VIX Suits To Ill. Despite Judge Shortage
• 'Copycats' Can't Push Zetia Antitrust MDL To NY, Panel Told
• Nine West Creditors Seek Probe Of Sycamore's $2.2B Buyout
• Blockchain Startup Paxos Wraps Up $65M Financing Round
• BigLaw Blogs In A Post-GDPR Marketing Universe
• Navillus Ch. 11 Plan Hinges On $176M Appeal In Union Fight
• Why IRS Will Struggle To Respond To State SALT Cap Bypass
• Grindr Should Be Liable For Impersonation, 2nd Circ. Told
• Gold Mining Co. Seeks OK Of $16.8M Arbitration Award
• 17 AGs Blast HHS Rollback Of Nursing Home Protections
• Goldman Sachs Banker Busted Over 100s Of Insider Trades
• Twitter As Public Forum: The Limits Of The Trump Ruling
• Harvey Weinstein Indicted In Manhattan DA's Rape Case
• Ex-Goldman Banker Wants Final Fed Decision On Lifetime Ban
• Relativity Media Lender Seeks To Dispel Ch. 11 Concerns
• SEC Sues Retail Investment Adviser Over $8M Ponzi Scheme
• Groups Urge 9th Circ. To Keep ACA Birth Control Rules Halted
• British Airways, Flyers Get Early OK On Surcharge Deal
• Quinn Emanuel Tiff With Ex-Partners Raises Ethics Questions
• Chinese Co. Gets Award OK In Dietary Products Sales Row
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Rochester Univ. Race Bias Suit
• High Court's Class Waiver Ruling Cited In Multiple Cases
• BNP Paribas' $90M Forex Rigging Plea Deal OK'd
• Skydiving Co. Asks Justices To Review Gay Bias Ruling
• Immigrants Say LI Sheriff Violates Rights By Holding For ICE
• NY AG Says Ex-Citigroup Adviser Bilked $11M From Clients
• Trump Tells 2nd Circ. To Nix 'Manufactured' Emoluments Suit
• Federal Law Applies In Native Cig Tax Suit, 2nd Circ. Told
• Milbank Tweed Adds Dechert Structured Finance Atty
• NY, Calif. Sue EPA Over Delayed Pesticide Training Update
• $409M ISDAfix Settlements OK'd With Atty Fees Undetermined
• Nomura RMBS Trader Disputes Materiality Of SEC Fraud Suit
• FTC, NY Can't Revive Memory-Booster Suit, 2nd Circ. Told
• Sens. Ask NLRB Chair To Nix Potential Joint-Employer Regs
• DOJ Won't Interview Ex-UK Official For Libor Trial
• Kelley Drye Guides $333M Sale Of NYU Langone-Leased Tower
• NBA Sued By Mother Of Minor Leaguer Who Died On Court
• Marine Businesses, Get Ready For Hurricane Season
• Michael Cohen Given 2 Weeks To Review 2.4M Docs
• The Potentially Far-Reaching Impact Of Sports Betting Case
• Quinn Can't Make Ex-Partners Forfeit Fees, Selendy Attys Say
• 11 Bankruptcy Appeals Resolved In GM Ignition Switch MDL
• Suits Show Conflict Even At BigLaw's Best Places For Women
• Reform Or Retreat? UK Firms Eye Next Steps On Pay Data
• How Women Are Changing The Law Firms They Lead
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• Atty, Ex-NY Dem Leader Gets 3 Yrs For $1.3M Tax Dodge
• NY Says Bank Of Tokyo License Flip Can't Sink Counterclaims
• Jailed Ex-Lobbyist Won't Testify At 'Buffalo Billion' Trial
• Duane Morris Adds 7 IP Attys From Vedder Price
• 2nd Circ. Backs Sabine's Rejection Of Gas Servicing Contracts
• Feds Lose Bid To Move Clean Water Rule Delay Suits To Texas
• MGM Resorts Nabs NY Casino, Raceway In $850M Deal
• EPA Reaches $100M Settlement For Brooklyn Superfund Site
• Power Plant Co. Warned Not To Cash $140M Iberdrola Credit
• Ex-Banker Gets 6 Years For $20M Mexican Phone Tax Fraud
• NYSE Parent Buys Fixed-Income Platform TMC For $685M
• FERC Defends NE Pipeline, Compressor Approval At DC Circ.
• Biotech Startup, Music Streamer Launch IPOs Totaling $158M
• Leaks In Billy Walters Case Leave 2nd Circ. In Tough Spot
• TIAA Wants Rest Of Retirement Plan Loan Program Suit Axed
• Feds Urge Tossing Of Suit Over Census Citizenship Question
• And Now A Word To The Panel: Happy 50th!
• Lord & Taylor Wants Data Breach Suit Moved From Del. To NY
• The 2018 Law360 Glass Ceiling Report
• Do You Own The Graffiti Art On Your Building?
• Rule 23 Changes: How Electronic Notice Can Save Money
• Law360's Glass Ceiling Report, By The Numbers
• Law360's Pro Say: Why Are All The Partners Still Men?
• What Does Gender Parity In The Legal Industry Look Like?
• How We Got Here: A Look Back At Trailblazing Women In Law
• The Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• 'Sesame Street' Sues Film Cos. Over Raunchy Movie Tagline
• Broker Busted In $300M Stock Fraud Asks For Lighter Penalty
• Chicago Bridge & Iron Co. Overcomes ERISA Stock Suit
• Ties To Alleged Indian Bank Fraud Threaten Jewelers' Ch. 11s
• Charter Wants Net Neutrality Advocate's Emails From NY AG
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive NY Residents' Honeywell Cleanup Row
• Securus Looking To Buy Major Prison Calling Rival
• 21st Century Oncology Escapes Contract Fraud Claims
• NY Atty Convicted Of Obstructing Grand Jury To Aid Client
• Biotechs Lead Wave Of New IPOs Filling June Pipeline
• Live Nation Investor Asks To End Her Suit Over Exec Bonuses
• NY Steakhouse Illegally Fired Striking Workers, NLRB Says
• Getting The Snaps And Tweets Into Evidence
• McGraw-Hill Wants Firm Repping Photographer DQ'd Again
• Ex-Platinum Boss Avoids Kickbacks Retrial With Guilty Plea
• Go Easy On The SALT Workarounds, Study Warns Treasury
• Fired Recruiter Must Arbitrate Bias Claim In NY: NJ Court
• 2nd Circ. Revives 2 Chinese Christians' Asylum Bids
• Saudis Must Cough Up Documents In 9/11 Victims Suit
• Fried Frank Nabs Financial Services Litigator From Stroock
• Exxon, AGs Clash Over Speed Of Climate Probe Appeal
• Chinese Co. Urges Court To Confirm $2.4M Generator Award
• Weinstein Arrested On Rape Charges In NYC
• Bryan Cave Partner Exits LabMD's Cover-Up Suit, For Now
• No Bonus For Consultancy That Kept Detroit's Art Out Of Ch. 9
• Stormy Daniels Asks Judge To Let Trump Suit Move Forward
• Brooklyn DA's Wiretap Victim Gets Green Light For Discovery
• Ropes & Gray Partner Is Republican Candidate For NY AG
• SALT Cap Enforcement May Mean Years Of Tax Limbo
• Ruling In NYU ERISA Battle Likely To Come In July: Judge
• ForceField Stock Promoter Gets Prison For $131M Fraud
• Empire State Building's Website Isn't Accessible, Suit Says
• Iranian Banker Scores Bail In $115M Sanctions-Dodging Fight
• FedEx Wants Most Of $681M Cigarette Smuggling Case Axed
• States Need Realistic Expectations For Sports Betting
• Bond Hearing Ordered For Haitian Man Detained For 8 Months
• Feds Don't Want Star Witness Sideshow In Union Graft Retrial
• Time Limits For Foreign Tax Credits Questioned By 2nd Circ.
• NY Tells 2nd Circ. Native-Owned Tobacco Co. Flouted Tax Law
• Keys To Protecting Communications With Litigation Funders
• Nigerian Cement Biz Snags $850M In Financing From PE Firm
• Pfizer Pays $24M To End Medicare Copay Kickback Claims
• Kirkland Guides LNK's $100M Investment In Dermatology Biz
• ​​​​​​​UBS Sues Theater Cos. To End Row Over Missing Funds
• Objectors Chafe At 18% Fee Request In $2.3B Forex Deal
• NY Doc Convicted For Distributing Opioids That Killed 2
• Live Nation Inflated Income To Reward Execs, Investors Say
• Abbe Lowell Joins Winston Amid Norton Rose 'Conflicts'
• Orchestra Can't Fight Pension Fund Exit Fee, Judge Says
• 2nd Circ. Won't Review Cert. Denial In HSBC RMBS Suits
• Unions Lose Priority Wage Claim Bid In Navillus Ch. 11
• Fried Frank Atty Who Left For SEC Rejoins Firm As Partner
• 'Queen Of Toxic Torts' Leaves Quinn Emanuel For Dechert
• Wall Street Banks Want Treasury Auction Rigging Suit Tossed
• Trump Threatens To Pull Foreign Aid Over Border Crossers
• Paddy Power, FanDuel Ink Deal To Combine US Businesses
• Class Waiver Ruling Could Backfire On Businesses: Panel
• Empire Blue Cross Gets Early Win In Suit Over Botox Denial
• CORRECTED: Convictions Don't Mean Valeant Is Off The Hook
• Judge Chides Counsel Over 'Lack Of Candor' In Swaps Suit
• Trump's Twitter Blocking Is Unconstitutional, NY Judge Rules
• Norton Rose Loses 14 Health, Life Sci Attys To Reed Smith
• McDermott Nabs Latham Atty For Investment Funds Team
• Comcast Plans To Top Disney With Cash Offer For Fox Assets
• Spotify Wins Approval for $43M Songwriter Settlement
• Employee Choice Doctrine — Alive And Well In NY
• Woman Says R. Kelly Trapped Her In Rooms, Gave Her Herpes
• NY Lawmakers Tap Interim AG Underwood To Finish Term
• King & Spalding Draws Rebuke In Bid To Toss Firing Suit
• Michael Cohen Biz Partner 'Taxi King' Cops To $5M Tax Fraud
• Seyfarth Adds Former Arnold & Porter Patent Atty In NY
• JPMorgan Brass Beat Derivative Suit Over Bank's RMBS Biz
• Covington Picks Up 2 Kirkland Partners To Lead PE Practice
• Greenberg Traurig Can't Leave Ex-Russian Biz Owner's Ch. 15
• Blue Apron Looks To Dodge Investors' Stock-Drop Suit
• Blank Check Co. Run By Ex-NYSE President Files $400M IPO
• MoMa TM Not Famous Enough For Infringement, Cafe Claims
• Express Scripts Beats Investor Suit Over Anthem Disclosures
• FCC Says Justices Need Not Review Spectrum Discount Row
• 9th Circ. Urged To Keep ACA Birth Control Rules Blocked
• 5th Circ. Axes States' Bid To Revive DOL Fiduciary Rule Suit
• Olin, Insurer Ask Rakoff To Explain Ruling On $130M Award
• NY Unincorporated Biz Tax Proposal Overshoots Its Mark
• Herrick Beats New Damages Bid In Suit Over Filing Deadlines
• Ex-Manager, CEO Convicted In $9.7M Valeant Kickback Plot
• NFLPA, League Botched Benefits Disclosure, Ex-Player Says
• Deal In CVS False Ad Suit Shouldn't Get OK, Judge Says
• Ex-NY Sports Radio Host Rips Ponzi Charges, Evidence
• CVR Faced With Discovery Sanction In Wachtell Lipton Suit
• Bank Fraudster Gets 2 Years In Prison For Criminal Contempt
• TiVo Ordered To Pay Attys' Fees In 7-Year-Old IP Suit
• FDNY EMS Underpromotes Women, Minorities, Suit Says
• Accused ICO Fraudsters Deny $25M Crypto Card Scheme
• High Court Won't Review Gutted $4.35M Licensing Award
• Introducing The Legal Industry To Millennial Business Owners
• Unilever Misleads With Corn Fiber In Ice Cream, Suit Says
• Policy Language Can Curtail Long-Tail Insurance Claims
• Personal Injury Legal Funder Accuses Atty Of Faking Cases
• $309M In Deutsche, Barclays, HSBC Euribor Deals OK'd
• Simpson Thacher Guides Blackstone's $4.8B Deal For LaSalle
• NYC's Meatball Shop Hits Houston Eatery With TM Suit
• Busta Rhymes Sued For $6.3M For Bailing On NJ Show
• Cohen Wants Avenatti Out, Citing A 'Carnival Atmosphere'
• FERC Reins In GHG Analysis For Certain Pipeline Projects
• Fox Ditches Ex-Host's Cyberstalking, Sexual Harassment Suit
• Foreign Detainees Have Right To Bond Hearings, ACLU Says
• Friends Bilked Sick 'LOVE' Artist, Art Foundation Alleges
• Ex-Server At NYC Eatery Drops Worker Mistreatment Suit
• Chicago Wine Bar Denies 'Copycatting' NYC Restaurant Group
• Construction Exec Cops Plea Before 'Buffalo Billion' Trial
• Skeloses Get Docs That Could Undermine Developer Witness
• Feds Double Down On Union Boss' Graft Retrial
• Health Hires: Michael Best, Martin Clearwater, McCarter
• Goldberg Weprin Accused Of Illegally Holding $1M In Escrow
• Cambridge Analytica Files Bankruptcy Liquidation Case In NY
• Gold Co. Seeks OK Of $10.8M Award Against Canadian Miner
• Korean Satellite Co. Slams $1M Award Confirmation Bid
• Man Who Poached Digits For $50M Text Scam Gets 30 Mos.
• Triton, KKR Sell Finnish Private Health Care Biz To CVC
• 6D Global Settlement In Stock-Manipulation Suit Axed
• Advertiser Self-Regulation And Class Actions: Part 3
• Gibson Dunn Adds 4 Corporate, M&A Attys in DC, NY
• Reaffirming Omnicare's Section 10(b) Protections
• $9.7M Valeant Payment Was Legal, Ex-Execs Argue In Closing
• NYC Atty Threatening To Call ICE Faces Complaint From Pols
• Calif., NY, Ore. Push On In Fiduciary Rule Case
• Investors Lose Sampling Bid In Deutsche Bank RMBS Suit
• 2nd Circ. RFRA Damages Ruling Doesn't Erase Controversy
• Ariz. Men Charged With $23M PAC Donation Scheme
• Judge Married To Doc Won't Step Out Of VA Med Mal Row
• NY Federal Reserve Impersonator Gets 3 Years For $50M Scam
• BMW Soft-Close Doors Are A 'Guillotine,' NY Couple Says
• Diet Pepsi Consumers Know What Label Means, Court Says
• Advertiser Self-Regulation And Class Actions: Part 2
• ICE, CBP Hit With Suit Over Docs On 'Matador' Initiative
• A Chat With Perkins Practice Management Chief Toby Brown
• Guggenheim Lands $600M Loan For Consumer FinTech Co.
• Gawker, Thiel End Legal Fight As Ch. 11 Settlement Approved
• 'Casual' Stock Crook Gets Contempt Warning From NY Judge
• Kennedys Hires Skarzynski Partner With Sedgwick Ties
• Investors Say Foot Locker Execs Oversold Store Performance
• 2 New Decisions Clarify Chapter 15 Requirements
• Key Issues States Face In The Wake Of Sports Bet Ruling
• Relativity Secures Contested D&O Policies In Ch. 11
• Royal Park Faces $1K/Day Sanction In RMBS Discovery Row
• NYC Investment Boss Charged In $22M Belize Airport Fraud
• Drake's Copyright Accusers Can't Shake Countersuit
• NY Hospital Must Face Patient's Suit Over Post-Op Care
• Feds Show Valeant Jury Spending Records, Doctored Emails
• 2nd Circ. Says Police Officer's Union Speech Protected
• Novartis, Par Hit With Pay-For-Delay Suit Over Exforge
• NYU Committee's Know-How Under Fire At ERISA Trial's End
• Bronx Property Investment Hit $2.7B In 2017: Borough Prez
• 'Wolf Of Wall Street' Must Pony Up Victim Cash, Judge Says
• Scotch & Iron Can't Shake Dutch Fashion Co.'s TM Suit
• BNY Investors Move For Class Cert. In ADR Overcharge Suit
• Feds Defend Layered FCPA Case Against Chinese NGO Head
• 2nd Circ. Remands Jamaican's Detention Row To Lower Court
• Iconic NYC Restaurant Seeks More Time To Answer Wage Suit
• Police Didn't Use Excessive Force In Casino Arrest, Court Told
• Democratic AGs Can Fight Latest Anti-ACA Suit, Judge Says
• Greenberg Guides Transpo-Focused VectoIQ In $200M IPO
• Turkish Banker Gets Short Prison Term For Sanctions Busting
• Advertiser Self-Regulation And Class Actions: Part 1
• When 403(b) Prudence Claims Survive Dismissal
• Why Won't Judicial Nominees Affirm Brown V. Board Of Ed?
• The Lawyers' Guide To Cloud Computing
• Fox News Settles Racial Discrimination Lawsuits
• DOJ 'Sandbagging' With New Theory In Libor Trial, Judge Says
• Ch. 11 Sale Of Jeweler Linked To Indian Bank Fraud Delayed
• Ex-Counsel To US Atty In NJ Heads To Arnold & Porter
• Feds Press 2nd Circ. To Keep Drone Program Ruling Secret
• Defense Buffeted By Tough Rulings In Valeant Kickback Trial
• Pillsbury Expands State Tax Team With 13 Eversheds Attys
• SEC Pegs 4 Fraudsters For $34M Penny Stock Scheme
• Judge OKs More Depositions In Fiat Chrysler Stock Drop Suit
• Ex-Katten Atty Says Gov't Inflating Retrophin Losses
• 2nd Circ. Nixes Enviro Challenge To Gas Facility Permit
• Former Dresser-Rand Workers Hit Halliburton Over Benefits
• Literary Agency Bookkeeper Accused Of Embezzling $3.4M
• Nobody Will Confuse 'MoMaCha' With MoMA, Cafe Says
• Related Nixes Claims In Poaching, Trade Secrets Suit
• Investors Back $141M Attys' Fees Bid In Swaps-Rate Deals
• Deutsche Bank Wants New Evidence Nixed In $86B RMBS Suit
• How 1 Court Is Shaping The Future Of Crypto Regulation
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rehear TVEyes Fair Use Case
• Real Estate Rumors: Syska Hennessy, Aqua Marine, Triple 5
• Repeat Stock Crook Gets 18 Years For $15M Telecom Fraud
• Alleged Valeant Betrayer's Boss Testifies He Was 'Concerned'
• Three Indicted In $25M Crypto Card ICO Fraud Scheme
• Real Estate Rumors: LeBron James, Blackhawk, FoxRock
• Kramer Levin Adds Stroock Atty To Co-Chair Benefits Practice
• NY Judge Urges Tilton Deposition, But Won't Sanction Her
• Royal Park Defends Class Cert. Bid In US Bank RMBS Suit
• Giants, Manning Reach Deal In Memorabilia Suit With Dealer
• Biofuel Producer Can't Shake $25.3M Verdict In Contract Row
• NYU, Workers Fire Last Arrows In $42M Retirement Plan Trial
• Tax Dodger Says Judge Erred In Justifying Record $10M Fine
• NY Med. Staffing Co. Owner Indicted For Visa Fraud Scheme
• 2nd Circ. Doubtful Of Rajaratnam's Bid For Shorter Sentence
• Ex-DOJ Atty Says ConvergEx Counsel Helped Prosecute Exec
• Ex-SEC Senior Counsel Joins MoFo In New York
• Capital One Provides $420M Credit Line To PennantPark Unit
• Recovering Lawyers' Lost Position Of Independence
• TCPA Trends: Impact On Future Litigation And Compliance
• NRA Sues Cuomo, NY Regulator For 'Discrimination Campaign'
• Feds Hint At Massive Discovery In $200M Asset Inflation Row
• Exec Admits To Lying About Job For Ex-Cuomo Aide's Wife
• Sale Delay Sought In Ch. 11 Tied To Alleged Indian Fraudster
• Distillery Co-Founder's $11M Suit Over Firing Headed To Trial
• NY Condo Owner Says Ex-Manager Won't Reduce $10M Lien
• U Of Rochester Accused Of Excessive Retirement Plan Fees
• Fiat Chrysler Looks To Bar Depositions In Stock Drop Suit
• NY Judge Won't Wade Into $12M Pop Song Royalty Row
• Cohen Knew Of Schneiderman Abuse Claims In '13, Atty Says
• ABA Data Shows 15% Rise In Attorneys Over Last Decade
• Health Hires: Katten, Seyfarth, Holland, Dechert, K&L Gates
• Ex-NY Assembly Speaker Convicted After 2nd Graft Trial
• SEC's Och-Ziff Suit Put On Hold For Criminal Case
• Real Estate Rumors: John Hancock, Capstone Equities, AEW
• GWB Scandal Figure Loses Bid For Ireland Trip Amid Appeal
• Chinese Real Estate Magnate Gets 4 Years For UN Bribes
• Nielsen, ComScore Resolve Contract Row Over Data Sharing
• Lack Of Sameness Doomed INRatio Class Certification
• Gender Pay Data: Impact Of European Laws In The US
• Long-Running FCA Suit Against Wells Fargo Tossed
• Cohen Says Avenatti's Report Should Block Him From Court
• Amazon's Alexa Infringed Language Tech Patent, Suit Says
• Chinese Developer Denied Retrial After UN Bribery Conviction
• Akerman Adds M&A, PE Deals Pro From Fox Rothschild
• SoHo Bakery Behind Cronut Violates Disability Law, Suit Says
• 2nd Circ. Asks Conn. Court To Weigh Insurer-Adjuster Row
• Batali, Bastianich Eateries Settle Wage Suit For $2.2M
• SEC Objects To Envelope Co.'s 3rd-Party Releases In Ch. 11
• Art Maven Eyed In Inheritance Tax-Dodge Cops To Fake Return
• Ex-Trader Indicted Over Role In Forex Rigging Conspiracy
• Real Estate Rumors: SL Green, Kinship Capital, Simon
• ADR Holders Try To Intervene In Citigroup Exchange Rate Suit
• Fried Frank, Riemer & Braunstein Steer $350M NYC Loan
• Sheldon Silver, Feds Make Final Case To Jury In 2nd Graft Trial
• Broadway Battle Over 'Mockingbird' Ends With Settlement
• Debevoise Leads Axa Equitable In Year's Largest IPO
• 8 Reasons To Take A Fresh Look At Your Law Office Lease
• Giuliani Resigns From Greenberg Traurig Amid Trump Work
• Growing Caregiver Benefits In The US Workplace And Beyond
• Cleary, Skadden, Sidley Vets Among Latest Judicial Picks
• Relativity's DIP Ask Slashed As It Faces Grilling In Ch. 11
• 5 Names To Watch In Race To Be Next New York AG
• A General Counsel's Tips For Succeeding As A New Associate
• $5M Award For Baby Bowel Injury 'Excessive,' NY Court Says
• Treasury Watchdog To Probe Release Of Cohen Funds Info
• Ybrant Must Give Up Lycos Shares In $37M Award Row
• Cuomo Atty Slams Vance's 'Absurd' Bid For Former AG Case
• DOJ Tackles 'Piling On' Of Corporate Penalties In New Policy
• Judge To Move Fast On Suit Over Census Citizenship Query
• Ruling On What Isn't A Security Needed For ICO Clarity
• 2nd Circ. Orders Fresh Look At Reinsurer's Asbestos Costs
• Tops Grocery Chain Defends Bid To Pay Bonuses In Ch. 11
• Real Estate Rumors: Blackstone, HFZ Capital, Dov Ohayon
• 2nd Circ. Sides With Transmar Over $2.6M Arbitral Award
• Investors Suing Golf Club Over Stock Price Offer Seek Cert.
• Taking On Gun Lobby Could Backfire For NY Bank Agency
• Hedge Fund Boss Ran $200M Mismarking Scheme, Feds Say
• A New Regulatory Avenue For NY Cryptocurrency Exchanges
• Tony NY Caterer's Fee Should Cover Tips, Workers' Suit Says
• 8 Key Tax Provisions Of The NY State Budget
• McKinsey Critic Alleges False Ch. 11 Disclosures In RICO Suit
• Construction Legislation And Regulation To Watch
• Pay Attention To The Law And The Science Of Cannabidiol
• Bressler Amery Fined For Pursuing Client's Discharged Debt
• Unclear If Shkreli's Attys Can Rep His Old Co., Judge Says
• Hospitality Co. Appeals Loss In Suit Over $23.3M Investment
• NY Doc's Legionnaires' Outbreak-Linked Firing Suit Revived
• Holland & Knight Adds White Collar Atty From Foley & Lardner
• Harvey Weinstein Fights Chubb For Payment Of Legal Defense
• Four Sex-Trafficking Suspects Extradited From Mexico
• Bankrupt Westinghouse Seeks OK To Pay Worker Bonuses
• Credit Union CEO's ATM 'Tests' Part of $7M Fraud, Feds Say
• Bank Exec's Bias Complaints Got Her Fired, Suit Says
• NY Court Won't Hear Advocate's Appeal For Chimps' Rights
• Sheldon Silver Never Asked For Kickbacks, Jury Hears
• Judge Mulls Whether Initial Coin Offerings Are Securities
• Vance Fumes After Schneiderman Abuse Case Reassigned
• Real Estate Rumors: Hudson's Bay, Ashkenazy, David Katz
• 2nd Circ. Chief Judge Pushes For Immigrant Representation
• Brooklyn Navy Yard Builder Says Contractor Left It In Lurch
• NY AG's Implosion No Silver Bullet For Exxon Climate Probes
• Liddle & Robinson Accused Of Botching HSBC Retaliation Suit
• Gov't Fights Foreclosure Law Firm's Bid To Ax FCA Claims
• Jay-Z Has Date With SEC To Discuss Rocawear Sale Fallout
• Ala. Judge Sends Broadway 'Mockingbird' Dispute To NY
• State Tax After TCJA: Treatment Of International Income
• FXCM Owner Says 'Cosmetic' Fixes Can't Save Investor Suit
• NY AG Schneiderman Resigns After Report He Abused Women
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Retail Rewards Program Fraud Row
• Jay-Z Slams SEC Testimony Request As 'Unreasonable'
• Forex Fraudster Can't Stay CFTC Suit During Criminal Appeal
• Developers Angered By Ex-NY Pol's Atty Fee Cut, Jury Hears
• Patriarch Calls $10M TransCare Clawback Suit 'Nonsensical'
• Nine West Creditors Warn Of Fight Over $50M DIP Term Loan
• Jewelry Shop Workers Can Arbitrate As Class, 2nd Circ. Hears
• Dow Jones Sold Subscribers' Personal Info, Suit Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Deutsche Bank, Fosun, Landstar
• No $49M Sandy Coverage For Chocolatier, 2nd Circ. Hears
• Bryan Cave Partner Accused Of Hiding Lab Hack From FTC
• AGs Press EPA To Yank Scientific Review Process Overhaul
• Regulator Fines Chubb $1.3M Over NRA-Branded Insurance
• Union Carbide Urges 2nd Circ. To Nix PCB Remediation Claims
• DLA Piper, Allens Linklaters Steer $1.4B Plumbing Biz Sale
• Judging A Book: Berzon Reviews 'We The Corporations'
• Simpson Thacher Guides Blackstone's $7.6B Gramercy Buy
• Oil Cos., NYC Clash Over Viability Of Climate Change Suit
• American Airlines Faces Another Suit Over Travel Benefits
• Lehman Deal's Terms Not So 'Plain Vanilla,' 2nd Circ. Hears
• UK Forex Traders Must Face Rate-Rigging Charges In US
• Wachtell Lipton Guides Snack Co.'s $500M Cookie Maker Grab
• What ABA's Position On Harassment Means For Employers
• Zoning Change Could Stymie Hotel Construction In New York
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Hip Surgery Patient's Eye Injury Suit Revived By NY Court
• 2nd Circ. Told West Point Rape Case Is Contract Dispute
• Hunton Guides Suntrust's $120M Loan To Boston Properties
• Countries Say Inconsistency In ISDS Needs Reform
• Charlie Rose Sexually Harassed 3 CBS Staffers, Suit Claims
• Perkins Coie, Bracewell Accused Of Botching Trading IP Deal
• Staffing Co. Wrongly Nixed Nurse Pension Payments: DC Circ.
• New GM Must Face Some Groundwater Claims, Judge Says
• Mt. Sinai Beats Fired Worker's Race Bias Suit
• Construction Co. Should Pay $2.3M Arbitral Award: Judge
• Cities Urge 2nd Circ. To Keep DACA Rollback On Hold
• 5 Firms To Steer IPOs Exceeding $3.9B, Led By Axa Unit
• Pharma Execs Cast Doubt On Valeant's Compliance Culture
• Mammoet, NY Wheel Developer Reach Deal On Ch. 11, Project
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Market Manipulation Suit Against Total
• Loeb & Loeb Atty Says Shkreli Defamed Her While At Turing
• Con Edison Is Hampering Fluid Leak Fix, PSE&G Tells FERC
• Pepper Hamilton Adds Employee Benefits Partner In NY
• Atty Acquitted, CEO Convicted In $300M Stock Fraud Trial
• Insurer's Win In Building Injury Suit Upheld By NY Court
• Takeaways From 2nd Circ. Reversal Of Litvak Conviction
• NY Uber Drivers' $3M Deal In Fare Cut Spat Gets Early OK
• 9 Financial Firms Accused Of Fixing Mexican Bond Prices
• Dime Savings Bank Loans $54M For Manhattan Properties
• Practical Considerations For Litigating Proportionality
• Ex-Fed And Defender Of Benjamin Wey Joins Mintz Levin
• Vegas Atty Calls Stock Fraud Trial Witnesses 'Serial Liars'
• GM Trust Seeks OK For Ignition Switch Settlement
• NY Law Firm Accused Of Defrauding Immigrants
• Brooklyn Judges Keep Donoghue As US Atty In EDNY
• $10M Philidor Trial Opens With Focus On Valeant Kickback
• States, Auto Groups Weigh In On Fuel Economy Penalties
• Ex-NY Prosecutor Joins Drinker Biddle's White Collar Team
• Construction Co., Architect Not Covered In Injury Suit: Court
• Kendall Jenner Hit With TM Suit Over 'Pizza Boys'
• Cornell Employees Seek Class Cert. In Pension Plan Row
• Relativity Media Re-Enters Ch. 11 With Asset Sale Plan
• Jury Convicts Defendants After Medicare Insider-Trading Trial
• HSBC Must Face NY Homeowner's Suit Over Collection Calls
• Nigerian Oil Co. Wants Time To Get Docs In $1.8B Award Row
• NY High Court Affirms Goldman Code Swiper's Conviction
• Senate Dems Urge Banks To Play Role In Limiting Gun Sales
• Real Estate Rumors: Eastern Star, Sweetgreen, Pulte Homes
• Supporting Nontraditional Data Types In E-Discovery
• Jay-Z Headed To Court To Address SEC Rocawear Deal Probe
• Post-TC Heartland Trends In The 1st Quarter Of 2018
• 2nd Circ. Flips Ex-Jefferies Trader's RMBS Fraud Conviction
• Quinn Emanuel Ex-Staffer Drops Race Bias Claims
• Feds Say Chinese Co.'s Bribery Defense Hire May Be Conflict
• Atty, CEO Were Pump-And-Dump Masterminds, Jury Told
• UPDATED: Viacom, Execs Hit With $100M Suit Alleging Rape, IP Theft
• States Ask NY Judge To Nix EPA's Clean Water Rule Delay
• Cabbies In Uphill Battle Against Regulators Over Uber Rules
• 2nd Circ. Revives Immigrants' Suit Over No-Fly List Placement
• NY Regulator Fines Broker $7M Over NRA-Branded Insurance
• Fox Rothschild Nabs Employment Atty From Hughes Hubbard
• Xerox Settlement Lays Path For Proxy Fights Outside Del.
• Pepsi Bottling Co. Job Applicants Ink $1.2M FCRA Deal
• Sidley Snags 3 NY Capital Markets Partners From O'Melveny
• Union, Bankruptcy Trustee Fight Grocer's Executive Bonuses
• Unusually Quiet Medicare Insider-Trading Jury Works 3rd Day
• NYC Beats Female Crossing Guards' Equal Pay Class Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Knoll, Ben Shaoul, Centennial Bank
• FBI Informer Takes Plea Deal In Energy Stock Fraud Scheme
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