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New York - July, 2019

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• Cisco Inks $8.6M Deal To End Surveillance-Tech FCA Claims
• Arbitrator Told To Clarify Trading Firm's $3.6M Award
• Facebook Defeats Appeal Claiming It Aided Hamas Attacks
• Drug Distributor's Ex-CEO Faces May Trial Over Opioid Sales
• Mont. Investor Gets 2½ Years For Galanis Tribal Bond Fraud
• J&J Reaches Settlement In Body Wash False Ad Suit
• CFTC's Energy Insider Trading Suit Moves To Texas
• Woody Allen's Claims Over $68M Amazon Deal Trimmed
• US Tennis Settles Former Umpire's Race Bias Suit
• NY1 Discriminated Against Pregnant Anchors, New Suit Says
• Judge Inclined To Accept Pause On Trump's NY Tax Returns
• Real Estate Rumors: Invesco, Durst, Grand Peaks
• 2 Ex-Execs Want Platinum Bond Fraud Convictions Flipped
• Cornell Gets Petrobras Docs Unsealed For Arbitration Effort
• Alix Can't Reopen Telecom Ch. 11 To Probe Rival McKinsey
• Debunking 3 Myths About Contract Attorneys
• Banks Try To Escape Philly, Baltimore Bond Rate-Rigging Suit
• Epstein Trial Could Be Held As Soon As June 2020
• Winston & Strawn-Led Fintech SPAC Lands $220M IPO
• Takeaways From Enforcement Trends In Cannabis Advertising
• TV Networks Sue Aereo-Like Streaming Service
• DNC Loses Election Hack Suit Against Trump, Russia
• Eagles Guitarist's Widow Won't Give Up Info, Hospital Says
• Epstein Accuser Says Dershowitz Is Using Fees To Bully Her
• Hacker Arrest Provides Rare Insight Into Capital One Breach
• Real Estate Rumors: Axpo, Reading, Moody Bible Institute
• McDermott Brings 2 New Partners To New York Office
• NY Officials OK Conditional Pause On Trump Tax Returns
• Network 1 Ducks Claims It Misled Investors In Longfin Offering
• Cancer Biotech Oasmia Hid Deals From Investors, Suit Says
• Rakoff Gives 5 Months To Jeweler Tipped By Ex-S&P Analyst
• Billionaire Fights Waiving Of Privilege In $48M Award Dispute
• Coogi Says It Has 'Every Right' To Biggie-Linked Fame
• Gunderson Dettmer Guides Compass In $370M Series G Raise
• NYC Real Estate Week In Review
• How NYC's New Tenant Protection Law Will Affect Owners
• British Art Broker Gets 4 To 12 Years In Prison For $10M Theft
• Investors Get OK For $10.9M Forex Deal With Citigroup, MUFG
• Jumia Investors Tussle For Lead Role In IPO Fraud Suit
• Mobileye Defendants Can't Duck SEC's Insider Trading Claims
• Dubai Watchdog Fines Abraaj $315M For Deceiving Clients
• #MeToo Defendant Bankruptcies Can Delay, Not Deny, Justice
• PE Shop Collects $4.3B For Health Care, Tech Investments
• NY Marijuana Decriminalization Bill Signed By Cuomo
• Woodstock Free To Sell Pot Products, Judge Says In TM Suit
• Avenatti Wants Feds To Allow Him To Access His Servers
• Rakoff Hits Ex-S&P Analyst With 14 Months For Insider Tips
• 'Difficult' Spot For Court In Trump's NY Tax Suit, Judge Says
• Ex-JPM Banker Wants 'Silver Platter' Remark Out Of Retrial
• Avon Calling Foul At Suit Over 'Unsophisticated' Sales Reps
• Ruling On $2.4M Award In Generator Fight Paused For Now
• Judge Mashes Crystal Farms Potatoes False Ad Suit
• Pot Co. That Partied With Snoop Settles Investor Suit For $5M
• NY AG Seeks 'Rubber Stamp' In Bitfinex, Tether Investigation
• Paid Family Leave In 2019: A Multinational Employer's Guide
• NY County Can't Share Voter Info With ICE, Orgs Say
• NY Pharmacist Cops To Role In 'Brazen' $5M Opioid Ring
• Leaked Email In Price-Fixing Case Is Privileged, Heritage Says
• Skadden Ch. 11 Retention Isn't A Conflict, Stearns Says
• Facebook And Kik: Similar Products, Disparate SEC Treatment
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2019
• Inside The Mind Of A Sentencing Judge
• Stearns' Skadden Hire Takes Flak From Bankruptcy Watchdog
• Beer Giant Battles Employees In $50M Wage Suit
• Sibor Price-Fixing Suit, Related $21M Settlement Tossed
• Wi-Fi Hot Spot Co. Swaps Legal Team After $2.8M Trial Loss
• 3 Fla. Men Get Prison Time For $20M Xerox Toner Scam
• Exchanges Back To 'Flash Boys' Battle After Appeal Bid Loss
• Class Not Up To Par For Cert. In Golf Club Investor Suit
• Ex-Pierce Bainbridge Atty Defamation Suit Now Targets Littler
• Sprint, T-Mobile Must Cough Up More Merger Docs, States Say
• Chubb Sues Over New Yorker Hotel's 'Traplike' Elevator
• NY Atty Dodges Prison For Lying To Bureau Of Prisons
• Bar Crawl Promoter Says He's Being Conned Out Of SantaCon
• 16 Big Banks Want Opt-Outs' Forex-Rigging Suit Dismissed
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Coin.mx Credit Union Coup Convictions
• Securing Insurance Coverage For NY Child Victims Act Claims
• Sprint, T-Mobile Get DOJ Nod But No Respite From State Suit
• EPA Must Enforce Clean Air Act Ozone Rule, Judge Says
• Dems Call For Better Broadband Maps To Help Rural Areas
• Ex-Bear Stearns, Scotia Trader Admits To Spoofing Scheme
• NY Enacts Laws To Boost Security, Breach Reporting Rules
• Atty, Fintech Conference Founder Both Lose In Fee Dispute
• 2nd Circ. Revives Trafficking Suit Against Hotel Staffing Co.
• Philly Atty Pleads Out In $2M Stock Fraud Case
• Precedent Unhelpful For Trump In NY Tax Suit, Judge Says
• No 'Union Privilege' For Umpire's Docs In MLB Race Bias Case
• Head Of Crypto Escrow Biz Behind $7M Scheme, Feds Say
• Real Estate Rumors: Amazon, Fairfield, Lead Edge Capital
• Insurers Want Award Nixing Claims Over $1.5M Yacht OK'd
• Windstream Says Uniti Lease Deal Was Disguised Financing
• NYC Dems Float Ban On Selling Cellphone Location Data
• Litigious Copyright Atty Wants To Undo Latest Sanctions
• Silk Road Site Operator Gets 6½ Years For Drug Conspiracy
• Fox News Hit With Copyright Suit For Using AOC Photo
• Watchdog Says American Airlines Violated NYC Leave Law
• 3 Firms Steer Investor's Bid To Block Hudson's Bay Buyout
• CFPB, NY Settle Debt Collection Case For $60M
• Memory Booster Maker Can't Forget FTC False Ad Suit
• Immigrant Groups Seek Info On USCIS Work Permit Delays
• 2nd Circ. Trump Twitter Ruling Will Bolster Public Discourse
• 5 Hard Phrases Lawyers Should Master
• Trump, Kids Must Face Fraud Suit Trimmed Of RICO Claims
• Trump Seeks Emergency Order To Block NY Tax Info Release
• McKinsey Says Alix Lacks 'Shred Of Evidence' In Ch. 11 Probe
• 2 More Trials On Deck Over Alleged Platinum Bond Fraud
• WeWork, More Companies Could Go Public Sooner Than Later
• Morgenthau Leaves Legacy Of Fighting Tax Havens, Tyco CEO
• DLA Piper Lands 6-Partner Team From Nixon Peabody
• Levi & Korsinsky, Silver Miller To Lead $4B Crypto Ponzi Suit
• Insurer Rebate Laws May Shift Toward Allowing Smart Devices
• Ex-BigLaw Atty's Insider Trading Partner Can't End Probation
• Insights From Recent Cases Considering Waiver Of Privilege
• Hearst To Pay Less Than $1K For Trump Photo Infringement
• How States May Regulate Income Share Agreements
• Barr Revives Push To Give Authorities Encrypted Data Access
• Banks' Atty Bets 'Daughter's College Tuition' In Price-Fix Suit
• NYDFS Launches Innovation Division To Oversee Fintech
• NY Regulator's Top Enforcement Attys Join Compliance Firm
• Judge Tees Up Avenatti's Bid To Move Case Out Of New York
• Bitfinex, Tether Bid Once Again For NY AG Matter Dismissal
• Upscale NY Restaurateur Pleads Not Guilty To Fraud Charges
• Ex-S&P Analyst's Insider Tips Deserve 41 Months, US Says
• Swipe Fee Counsel Knocks Hotel Brands' Plan For $6B Deal
• $2B Mozambique Fraud Hurt US Investors, Feds Tell Court
• Real Estate Rumors: Chetrit, Lyft, Moda Operandi
• US Trustee, AGs Rip Ditech's Plan To Ditch Consumer Claims
• SEC, Ex-Analyst Clash Over Facts In NY Pension Bribery Suit
• Trump Sues To Block Release Of His NY Tax Returns
• A Plan To Meet New York's Expanded Energy Storage Goals
• Employer Takeaways As More States Address Hair Bias
• Kik ICO Showdown May Reverberate Across Crypto Industry
• Historic Equifax Breach Deal Won't End Privacy Law Debate
• NY Manufacturer, Owner Owe $1.2M For $22M Cleanup
• Credit Suisse Stumbles At Start Of $253M Toxic RMBS Trial
• $6.5M Deal In Patriot National Shareholder Suit Gets First OK
• NY, NJ Set Up New Commission For Hudson Tunnel, Gateway
• DC Circ. Again Denies Enviros' Push For Pipeline Challenge
• Telecoms Want Less Info Sharing In Sprint, T-Mobile Case
• Real Estate Rumors: Gatsby, National Securities, Longpoint
• DA Morgenthau Leaves Far-Reaching Legacy
• Conn. Denies Leaking Heritage Doc In Generic-Drug Case
• Huawei Says Feds Waived Bid To DQ Sidley Atty
• Mount Sinai Begins $1B Downtown Health Care Revamp
• FanDuel Test Runs Sportsbook Betting App In Pa.
• Liddle & Robinson Hits Ch. 11, Citing Alleged Bad Loans
• Pa. Pasta Maker Had Valid Trademark Settlement, Court Says
• Barclays Mortgage Servicer Beats Suit Over Foreclosure Fees
• NYC Real Estate Week In Review
• DOL Says Privacy Concerns Justify Injury Reporting Change
• Investor Sues Fintech Co. Ideanomics Over Stock Drop
• Airport Property Due Diligence Should Cover PFAS Pollution
• Books And Records Requests In The Era Of Text Messages
• E-Discovery Experts Could Increase Fed. Court Efficiency
• BP, Bunge Ink $775M Bioenergy Joint Venture
• Federal Court Gives Ammo To NY Arbitration Proponents
• Equifax To Pay Up To $700M To Settle Data Breach Probes
• Cancer Center Ch. 11 Reopened, But Not For Antitrust Fight
• Ex-Credit Suisse Director Cops To Role In $2B Loan Fraud
• DNC Wants Mueller Report Kept Out Of Election Hack Suit
• Judge Won't Let HSBC Hong Kong Kill Discovery In Ponzi Suit
• Polsinelli Bags Blank Rome Real Estate, Retail Litigator
• Real Housewife Settles Pay-Seizure Suit With Vineyard Vines
• Advocates Seek Info On Deportation Program For Convicts
• Model Gigi Hadid Escapes Copyright Suit Over Instagram Pic
• Goodwin Guides Radiology Biz To $4B Valuation
• SC Utility Customers Tell 2nd Circ. To Revive Nuke Plant Suit
• Wells Fargo Says Tribe Must Pay In $250M Loan Dispute
• 2nd Circ. Revives NYC Taxi Drivers' Unfair Suspension Suits
• 4 Arrested Over $10M Medicaid Fraud Via NYC Pharmacy
• Chocolatier's $49M Sandy Coverage Claim Headed To Trial
• SFX Directors, CEO To Pay $7.5M To End Shareholder Suit
• NY Court OKs Hospital's Trial Win In Patient Death Suit
• A Look At How States Are Experimenting With Health Care
• Time To Heed Justice Stevens' Criticism Of Gun Decision
• State AGs Urge FDA To Keep Exploring Cannabis Regulation
• Schumer Wants FaceApp's Data Usage, Russian Ties Probed
• Investors Push For Class Cert. In Oil Co. Stock Fraud Row
• Warren Buffett-Backed Insurer To Pay $3M To End NY Probe
• Suit Against Downey Brand Over $150M REIT Sale Dismissed
• Simpson Thacher Guides $14B Blackstone Infrastructure Fund
• NY Strip Clubs Mostly Escape Models' TM Claims
• Sports Photogs' Claims Against Last Memorabilia Co. Tossed
• Trump Affair Hush Money Probe Over, Feds Tell Judge
• Real Estate Rumors: Magnum, Oscar Health, Trez Forman
• Akin Gump Brings Debt Finance Partner To NY Office
• Remembering Justice Stevens As A Law Firm Leader
• NY Credit Card Securitization Class Action Misuses Madden
• Keeping Conventional Power Going Until Renewables Mature
• CVC Snags €4.6B For Latest Longer-Term Investment Fund
• Epstein Denied Bail Over Sex Trafficking Charges
• Martin Shkreli's Conviction Upheld By 2nd Circ.
• 'May I Just Ask': Era Of Civility Passes With Justice Stevens
• Justice Stevens' Chevron Legacy Under Attack
• 'Kindness, Humility, Wisdom': Justices Remember Stevens
• The Stories They Tell About Justice Stevens
• Hear Justice Stevens In 5 Memorable Moments On The Bench
• Justice Stevens' High Court Legacy In 4 Charts
• Bernstein Litowitz Enters Del., Led By Richards Layton Vet
• NY Climate Legislation Would Stress Building, Power Sectors
• Ex-NBA Star Dodges Prison For College Ball Bribes
• Ex-Worker Says EY Sex Bias Arbitration Costing Her $185K
• 2nd Circ. Flags SG For Comment On Trump Bank Subpoenas
• NY, Conn., NJ & NY Village Sue Over SALT Charity Regs
• NY Atty Sued For $200M Over Deceitful Bronze Sculpture Sale
• Tiversa Slams LabMD Exec's 'Late' Jury Trial Bid In FCA Suit
• Centra COO Pleads Guilty In $25M Crypto ICO Scheme Case
• Madoff Trustee Reaches $860M Deal With Overseas Funds
• Trump Org. Can't Protect Records In Panama Hotel Fraud Suit
• Bail Bondswoman Gets 3 Years For Smuggling Immigrants
• Investor Suit Stemming From 2016's Biggest US IPO Falls Flat
• Real Estate Rumors: Richard Lazzara, Acore, Everest
• Sprint, T-Mobile Say Trial Doesn't Need To Be Delayed
• Simpson Thacher Guides Strategic Partners' $11.1B Fund
• US Bank Escapes Most Of Trust Insurer's Settlement Suit
• Brazilian Cos. Get OK Of Seizure Order In $48M Award Row
• Pulling Up Stakes: Mintz Levin, Skadden, Dentons
• Prosecutors Satisfy Judge That SEC Wasn't A Stalking Horse
• Community Solar Needs Clear, Flexible State Regulations
• Bass Berry, Goodwin Steer Ebix's $337.8M Yatra Online Buy
• These Firms Steered The Largest First-Half Hotel M&A Deals
• A Look Back At Justice Stevens' Most Important Opinions
• Justice John Paul Stevens' Brand Of Judicial Humility
• AR Capital, Execs Settle SEC Fraud Allegations For $60M
• 3 Iranians Charged With Exporting Carbon Fiber From US
• Injured Driver's Story Lacks 'Common Sense,' NY Court Says
• Retired Justice John Paul Stevens, Hero To Left, Dead At 99
• Kraft, SuperValu Can't Fully Escape Parmesan Cheese MDL
• McKinsey Critic Wants To Reopen Another Ch. 11 For Probe
• Day Trader Cops To Role In Hack-Based Stock Fraud Scheme
• State AGs Want FTC To Increase Focus On Labor Issues
• Fight Over Census Citizenship Question Ends With NY Deal
• Accenture Seeks To Trim Suit Over Hertz Website Project
• Exchanges Lose Bid To Appeal Survival Of 'Flash Boys' Suit
• NYC Real Estate Week In Review
• Netflix Settles Copyright Fight Over Fyre Fest Documentary
• Brooklyn Nets Aim To End Case Over Notorious B.I.G. Jerseys
• NY Tribe Tells 2nd Circ. It Has Immunity In Foreclosure Row
• Real Estate Rumors: Prime US REIT, Muss, InvenTrust
• Investors Fight MoviePass Owner's Bid To Nix Stock-Drop Suit
• Liquidation Trustee Wins Subpoenas For Ex-Relativity Execs
• Answers To Key Legal Finance Ethics Questions
• Looted-Art Heirs May Find A Sympathetic Forum In NY Courts
• NY Laws May Prompt Uptick In Pay Equity Claims
• Friendly's Vanilla Ice Cream Not Vanilla Enough, Suit Says
• Hogan Lovells Snags JPMorgan's Global Cybersecurity Head
• Marvel Beats Copyright Suit Over 'Iron Man 3' Movie Poster
• Feds Ink $33M Enviro Deal With Defunct Magnesium Cos.
• Brookfield Depressed Energy Co. Value For Buy, Suit Says
• Philip Morris Looks To Stub Out Suit Over E-Cig Sales, Studies
• Cemex Escapes Investor Suit Over Bribery, For Now
• Sprint, T-Mobile Say Cable Cos.' Info Is Adequately Protected
• Federal Agencies Need A Uniform Record-Keeping Process
• Real Estate Rumors: Showpad, North Star Commercial, Onni
• NY Seeks To Confirm $225M Arbitration Win Against Tribe
• NY Licenses Crypto Exchange For Big-Firm Block Trading
• Epstein Accusers Appear At Bail Hearing, Ask He Be Jailed
• Possible Child Porn May Undo Epstein Bid For Home Jail
• Feds Say Epstein Paid Potential Witnesses; More Victims ID'd
• Thorny Issues In Orioles-Nationals Arbitration Trouble Judge
• SEC Accuses 'Experienced' Securities Atty Of Trading Scheme
• DOJ Granted Deposition Delay In Forex-Rigging Suit
• Attys Get $4.9M In Fees In Citigroup Exchange Rate Suit
• Bank Of America, Morgan Stanley Again Accused Of Spoofing
• Prominent Union Leader Dies Of Heart Attack At 57
• 18 State AGs Call On House To Ban Asbestos
• SunEdison Settles With Investors For $74M
• Real Estate Rumors: Carlton, Omega, Rockland Trust
• Local Governments Push To Regulate Public Surveillance
• Atty Eyed In E&Y Tax Shelter Case Jailed After Extradition
• DC Circ. Questions Trump Fight To Defy Financial Subpoenas
• CEO Accused Of Draining $3M From NJ Terra Cotta Co.
• Dental Supplier Says 2nd Circ. Sunk Startup's Damages Claim
• Signet: Investor Cert. Needs Clarification. Judge: WRONG
• Ex-NBA Star Should Do Time For Taking Bribes, Gov't Says
• L'Oreal Dodges Claims Over Misleading Cosmetics Bottles
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Sullivan, Wachtell
• Patchwork Of Broker Conduct Regs Complicates Compliance
• The Role Of Dictionaries In Last Term's High Court Decisions
• Investor Who Filed $4B Crypto Ponzi Suit Cut From Lead
• How To Evaluate The Rise In Legal Employment
• Palladium Closes $1.6B Fund Targeting Middle Market Cos.
• Claims Trimmed From Chemical Co. Atty's Sex Bias Suit
• Sears Buyer Owes $166M More In Sale Deal, Judge Says
• Food Co. Fights Goldman's Exit Bid In SuperValu Merger Suit
• Beechwood Needn't Post $250M Security, NY Judge Rules
• Bitcoin Co. Boss Gets 14 Months For Lying To SEC
• Advocates Demand Immigration Hearings Ahead Of ICE Raids
• Weinstein Changes Attys Again As Trial Looms
• Brazilian Retailer Escapes Suit Over Pre-IPO Disclosures
• Ex-Credit Union CEO, NY Businessman Deny Bribery Charges
• Colgate Taps Wachtell On $1.69B Deal For Skin Care Biz
• Real Estate Rumors: Curtis & Ginsberg, MetLife, Drawbridge
• NYC Art Dealer Charged With Smuggling $145M In Artifacts
• Epstein Tells Court He's 'Entitled' To Pretrial Release
• Jackson Lewis' Growing Benefits Practice Adds New Principal
• NY AG Agrees To $1.5M Deal With Resale Cos. Over Pricey Tix
• Exchanges Defend Bid To Appeal 'Flash Boys' Suit Survival
• MLB Umpire's Punitive Damage Claim Strikes Out In Bias Suit
• It's Game Over For 'Call of Duty' TM Case, Law Profs Say
• Revenge Porn Can Be Outlawed Under The First Amendment
• Investors Fight Cement Co.'s Bid To Pause $1B IPO Suit
• Indiana AG Says Medical Debt Collector Belongs In Ch. 7
• NYC Says Subway Development Plan Moots Disability Suit
• Hedge Fund Boss Convicted Of $100M Mismarking Scheme
• Platinum Execs' Fate Lies With Judge After Mixed Verdict
• Firm Owes $3M For Help Wooing 19-Person IP Team: Recruiter
• 2nd Fed. Judge Rejects DOJ's Bid To Replace Census Attys
• Ja Rule Off The Hook, For Now, In $100M Fyre Fest Suit
• Lehman Slams Bid To Move Suit From Bankruptcy Court
• Ex-Illumina Accountant Traded Tips For NYC Trip, SEC Says
• Labor Secretary Defends Role In Epstein's Plea Deal
• AOC Sued Over Twitter Blocks After 2nd Circ. Trump Ruling
• Real Estate Rumors: Brookfield, Kore, Thor
• Heritage Says Conn. Leaked Email About Congressional Probe
• 20 State AGs Seek Safe Conditions For Migrant Kids
• Signet Investors Win Cert. In Harassment Statements Suit
• Madoff Trustee's Legacy Capital Suit Must Go To Trial
• Litigious Copyright Atty Hit With Latest Sanctions
• Ex-Orient Express Bank Owner Seeks Docs In Merger Fight
• Credit Union Regulator Blocked From Exiting Libor Class
• New Epstein Accuser Tees Up Child Victims Act Suit
• Sprint, T-Mobile Tell Court Merger Will Benefit Consumers
• Online Marketplaces: Continuing Product Liability, CDA Issues
• Retailers Retry For Cert. In Visa, AmEx Chip Fraud Risk Suit
• Investment Firm Can't Shake Former Exec's Hacking Claims
• Ex-CEO Of Relativity Blasts Trustee's 'Excessive' Subpoena
• Construction Co. A $1.36M 'Bait And Switch,' Investors Say
• NY Privacy Bill Would Expand Data Security Requirements
• When FCPA Violations Turn Into Private Securities Cases
• Trump's Bid To Swap Census Case Attys Deemed 'Deficient'
• Shoplet Says Ex-GC Funneled $6.8M With PayPal Account
• New $105M LIRR Station Paves Way For NY Islanders Arena
• RBS, SocGen Can Stay Out Of Forex-Rigging Suit
• NY Bar Says Attys Can't Use Gov't Jobs To Assist Clients
• 2nd Circ. Axes Law Limiting Runway Length At Conn. Airport
• AGs Urge HUD To Drop 'Despicable' Migrant Housing Aid Rule
• Investors Can't Add Card Transactions To Forex-Rigging Suit
• Sears Reneged On Purchase Agreement, New Owner Says
• Pastor Says Migrant Support Put Her In ICE's Crosshairs
• NY Judge Won't Recuse Herself Over Impartiality Concerns
• The Business Case For Championing Diverse Legal Teams
• Blog Hit With Copyright Suit Over NFL Chief Clown Image
• Cullen Adds Ex-Meyer Souzzi Partners To Bankruptcy Practice
• Can Data Solve BigLaw's Diversity Problems?
• 12 Attorneys On How Diversity Gives Them The Edge
• No-Show Soccer Exec Must Pay $79M In Default Judgment
• NYC Real Estate Week In Review
• Comcast Wants Info Guarded In Sprint, T-Mobile Merger Suit
• Navient Nearly Dodges Public Service Loan Forgiveness Suit
• Bracewell Adds Energy Finance Atty From Pillsbury
• Fund CEO's Alibi Straight Out Of 'Casablanca,' Feds Tell Jury
• Ex-CCO Says She Was Fired For Blowing Whistle On Boss
• IFinex's Ties To NY Are 'Many And Deep,' State AG Says
• Stearns Files Ch. 11 To Cut $183M In Secured Debt
• Labor Secretary's Seat Getting Hotter After Epstein Indictment
• 2 Former Platinum Execs Convicted Of Fraud, Ex-CFO Walks
• Virgin Galactic SPAC Deal Launches Biz To $1.5B Valuation
• Paul Weiss Picks Up Private Equity Pro From Kirkland
• Divergent State Privacy Laws Show Need For Federal Solution
• Trump Can't Block Twitter Users, 2nd Circ. Says
• Travel Ban Left Yemeni's Approved Visa In Limbo, Suit Says
• NY Hospital Can Shield Internal Records In Baby Injury Suit
• 4 Things To Know About The Jeffrey Epstein Charges
• NBA Star Accuses Artist Of Selling Fake 'Greek Freak' Merch
• Rapper Fat Joe Sues Insurer For Coverage In Copyright Suit
• How The Legal Pipeline Is Failing Black Attorneys
• Trump Readies For Census Citizenship Question Fight, Again
• 2nd Circ. Backs Toss Of Brazilian Financier's Citibank Suit
• Fla. AG Flouting Ch. 11 Stay In State Suit, Windstream Says
• Morrison Cohen, Biz Owners Settle $45M Malpractice Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Glacier, Acres, Deem
• Cuomo OKs Sharing Trump's NY Tax Info With Congress
• In Their Own Words: 9 Partners On Diversity At Work
• The Best Firms For Minority Equity Partners
• Why States, Cities Are Requiring Merchants To Accept Cash
• 3 Health Care-Focused Cos. Launch IPOs Totaling $277M
• The Art Of The 'Science And Expert Team' In Mass Torts
• Humvee Says Free Speech Isn't 'Blanket Defense' To IP Theft
• Ex-NYU Prof Fired For 'Bizarre' Email Conduct, School Says
• NY Tax Minutes: Final SALT Regs And 2 Post-Budget Changes
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Conviction Of Ex-MSD Capital Analyst
• Financier Jeffrey Epstein Denies Sex Trafficking Charges
• Diversity Efforts At Many Firms Ignore Disabled Attorneys
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot By The Numbers
• The Best Firms For Minority Attorneys
• Despite Progress, Firms Still Slow To Track LGBT Data
• Samsung Can Pursue IPRs Despite Forum Selection Clause
• Privacy & Cybersecurity Policy To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2019
• Advisory Firm Beats Investors' Excessive Fee Suit
• Student Debt Cos. Must Face NY's Predatory Practices Suit
• Ex-NBA Star Burned By Lack Of Financial Savvy, Judge Told
• $2B Bahamas Resort Fight Must Be Litigated, Court Says
• Madden Fallout Lingers, Leading To Uncertainty In Fintech
• Just For Men Buyers Say Dye Burned, Discolored Their Faces
• MLB Cries Foul On Umpire's 'Union Privilege' Objection
• 2nd Circ. Orders Part Of Epstein Victim's Suit Unsealed
• Ex-Goldman Sachs Trader Must Arbitrate Retaliation Claims
• The Laterals Audit: Tax Attorney Moves In June
• NY Commercial Landlords Should Beware New Housing Law
• The Top Injury And Med Mal Cases Of 2019: Midyear Report
• Cooley Nabs Fenwick & West's International Trademark Whiz
• 25 State AGs Urge CFPB Not To Roll Back Overdraft Rule
• 2nd Circ. Revives Insurers' Fight Over Truck Crash Coverage
• 2nd Circ. Revives Chinese Woman's Belated Asylum Bid
• Bitfinex Returns $100M To Tether Amid NY AG Proceeding
• Ditech Wins Approval For $52M Bid Protections In Ch. 11 Sale
• States Reach $6M Deal With LexisNexis Over Withheld Fees
• NYC Doc Convicted In $2M Opioid Scheme Gets 5 Years
• Investors Fight Exchanges' Appeal Bid In 'Flash Boys' Suits
• Cuomo Wants NY To Probe Facebook Housing Advertisers
• Ed Sheeran Trial On Hold For 9th Circ. Led Zeppelin Ruling
• Ticket Biz Seeks $378K In Atty Fees After Rival's Sanctions
• Barilla Dodges Nationwide Class Claims Over Sauce Labels
• Blockchain Biz Accused Of Inflating Token Value In $3M Sale
• Real Estate Rumors: Nexus, Aimco, Meridian
• Statoil, Texaco Units Want Brakes Kept On $1B Award Action
• 2nd Circ. Sends Home Care Worker's Wage Suit To Arbitration
• Pierce Bainbridge Tries To Nix Ex-Partner's 'Rambling' Action
• Calif. Business Owner Claims NBA Stole His $50M App Idea
• 2nd Circ. Agrees Recycling Bin Not A 'Vehicle' Under Policy
• NYC Real Estate Week In Review
• High Court Weakens State Laws For Liquor Retailers
• Rethinking The Tech-First Approach To Law Firm Solutions
• Columbia Univ. Workers Fight To Keep ERISA Suit Alive
• Brazilian Bank To Pay $14.5M To End Investor Suit Over Bribes
• Cravath's Ties To NYU Not Enough For New Trial, Judge Says
• Fake Mont. Cattle Rancher Cops To Fraud, Will Repay $43M
• NY Union Protest Can Keep Using 'Scabby,' Judge Rules
• Andy Warhol's 'Prince' Series Was Fair Use Of Photo: Judge
• Court Tells Centra Pair To Reveal Advice Of Counsel Defense
• FCC Must Keep Minimum Hours Of Kid TV, Senators Say
• Borrowers Fight Bid To Stay 2nd Circ.'s Payday Loan Mandate
• NY Archdiocese Says Insurers Must Cover Sex Abuse Suits
• NY Firm Hit With Suit Over Debt Collection Practices
• Ex-JPMorgan Trader's Subpoena Should Be Axed, Feds Say
• Buffalo Team's Logo Is Fair Game, Hockey League Says
• Blame The 2018 Crash, Not Us, Cryptocurrency Co. Says
• Superior Energy Lands $4.5M Win In Arbitral Award Dispute
• Pillsbury Adds Ex-Willkie M&A Vet With London Roots
• Crypto Fraudster Gets 7 Years For $1.5M Binary Options Plot
• HHS Postpones Worker 'Conscience' Rule For Abortions
• Court Tosses Counterclaims In $1M Cornell Drywall Spat
• Delta Says NYC Has Overstepped With Paid Sick Leave Law
• Real Estate Rumors: KKR, Isaac Abraham, Blackstone
• States Won't OK Trial Date In Sprint-T-Mobile Challenge
• Napoli Bern's Insurer Dodges Paying $4.1M In Atty Fee Spat
• 2nd Circ. Says Hedge Fund Ownership Row Must Stay Put
• Legal Aid Society Accused Of Racial Bias By White Atty
• Cannabis Suits Haunt Employers As More States Legalize
• MetLife Wants To Ax Ex-Weil Partner's Disability Benefits Suit
• Wi-Fi Hot Spot Co. Wants Do-Over Of Tainted Patent Trial
• BPI Supplement Doesn't Build Muscle As Promised, Suit Says
• NY Real Estate Regulation To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2019
• Defeating A State Tax False Claims Act Case
• The Dashboard Act's Innovative Approach To Data Protection