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New York - February, 2020

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• With NY Case Over, Weinstein's LA Legal Saga Heats Up
• Justices Partially Stay Generic Drug Price-Fixing Discovery
• Accountant In Panama Papers Case Pleads Out
• Weinstein's Juror Investigation Shows Few Limits On Probes
• Workers, Neuberger Feud Over Justices' Ruling's Place In Suit
• NLRB Says ADT's Move To 6-Day Workweek Was Inbounds
• 'This Land Is Your Land' Copyright Fight Dismissed
• Coffeemaker Roasts Keurig's 'Delay Strategy' In Antitrust MDL
• Aussie Banks Say They Should Exit Rate-Rigging Suit Too
• Real Estate Rumors: BySabri, Milbrook, Citadel Securities
• 3 Employment Law Changes That Affect Franchisors
• Ch. 11 Venue Bill May Be A Solution In Search Of A Problem
• Health Hires: Ropes & Gray, K&L Gates, Abrams Fensterman
• New Sears Owner Can't Assume Mall Of America Lease
• FERC Price Order Leaves Renewable Developers Gobsmacked
• 4 Tips For Buyers Of Filming Studios Amid Surge In Demand
• Legal Industry Should Pursue AI Prediction Progress
• NY Judge Faces Removal For Sex Harassment, Dodging Taxes
• Panel Calls NYC 'Deeply Segregated' But Nixes Property Tax Row
• Roche Cyrulnik Takes Lead In $1.4T Bitcoin Manipulation Suit
• Recused Judge Wrongly Issued Ruling, Veteran Tells 7th Circ.
• DOT Chief Weighs Hudson Tunnel Repairs Amid Budget Talks
• Accountant To Admit To Tax Evasion In Panama Papers Case
• Mining Co. Ducks Investor Suit Over Waste Rock Disclosures
• Quinn Emanuel Adds Ex-Haug Partners' Life Science Chair
• Judge Refuses To Return IPhones To Hoops Trial Defendant
• Atty Pans Sullivan & Cromwell Bid To Nix Double-Dealing Suit
• Firm Ducks Malpractice Bid Over Garbage Truck Accident
• 2nd Circ. Won't Stay Enforcement Of PwC ERISA Case Revival
• King & Spalding Brings On 2 Trial Attys From Orrick
• Deutsche Bank Settles Preferred Securities Suit For $18.5M
• Cromwell Sells Half Of Australia Mixed-Use Property For $79M
• Builder Says Lawsuits Imperil $2.1B Argentine Road Project
• CIA Deemed 2nd Coder A Security Risk After WikiLeaks Dump
• Trial Strategy Isn't Malpractice, Brown Rudnick Tells NY Court
• Ask Congress, Not Courts, For Immigration Reform
• NY Courts Should Revisit Criteria For Vacating Arbitral Awards
• NY Eviction Bill Raises Concerns For Residential Owners
• Weinstein Drops Bail Appeal To Await Sentencing In Jail
• Bitcoin Fraud Class Action Shows Crypto Litigation Hurdles
• Peloton Ends Copyright War With Music Publishers
• Judge Won't Enforce Union's $2.3M Award In Benefits Fight
• Securities Suit In NY Court Survives Post-Cyan Dismissal Bid
• CBD Co. Elixinol Accused Of Violating ADA Via Website
• Blank Rome Nabs Top SALT Lawyers From MoFo
• NY Bar Ref Says Chevron Foe's Disbarment 'Too Extreme'
• NY Courts To Drop Bar Applicant Questions On Mental Health
• Popular Curly-Hair Product Line Causes Hair Loss, Suits Say
• DOL's Joint Employer Rule Subverts Wage Law, State AGs Say
• Judge Tosses NY Strip Club's Challenge To $4M Sales Tax Bill
• Real Estate Rumors: Wells, MMG Equity, Horizon Therapeutics
• Recovered Hamilton Letter Is Public Document, Gov't Argues
• WikiLeaks Suspect Wrote Of Waging 'Information War' On CIA
• Trump Campaign Sues NYT For Libel Over 'Collusion' Op-Ed
• NYC Chipotle Worker Gets Job Back In Sick Leave Settlement
• California's Anti-Arbitration Law Is On Life Support
• Bernstein Liebhard OK'd To Lead Cannabis Co. Securities Suit
• More Legislatures Should Pass Broad Noncompete Bans
• 2nd Circ. Approves Immigration Conditions On Grant Funds
• Stop New York Asbestos Lawyers From Gaming The System
• Solutions To 4 Common Law Firm Diversity Challenges
• Huawei Judge Details Why DOJ Work Led To Sidley Atty's DQ
• Kyrgyzstan Hit With Sanctions In $11.6M Arbitral Award Fight
• Vance Tells High Court Trump's Immunity Claim 'Flawed'
• Cellino & Barnes Feud Sparks Bias Suit From Girlfriend
• SEC Secures $2M Judgment Against Ex-NY Broker
• Hoberman Steers Tech Co. Unqork In $131M Funding Round
• Allergan Inks $51M Deal To End Direct Buyers' Restasis Suit
• Simpson Thacher Steers Corsair To $1B Tech-Focused Fund
• Hinshaw Nabs 5 McGlinchey Stafford Finance Lawyers In NY
• FanDuel Investors Claim PE Firms Cut Them Out Of Merger
• Cuneo Gilbert Escapes Atty's Partnership Suit At 2nd Circ.
• Turkish Bank Agrees To Be Arraigned On Sanctions Charges
• Pot Co. Says Fiserv Unit Can't Ditch Weed Credit Card Row
• Hedge Fund Sues Pattern Energy Over $6.1B Go-Private Deal
• Miami Investment Pro Who Stole $7.5M To Face Deportation
• Revlon Hit With Suit Over Asbestos In Talc Products
• Ex-Goldman Sachs Worker Fights To Keep ERISA Suit Alive
• 2nd Circ. Revives Condo Sale Suit Against Dorsey & Whitney
• Energy Dept. Faces New Bulb Efficiency Fight In 2nd Circ.
• Buffalo Debt Collector Settles Scam Suit, Could Pay $1.7M
• Real Estate Rumors: RFR, CIT Bank, Kayne Anderson
• Feds Raid Fashion Mogul Peter Nygard's NY, Calif. Offices
• Builder Wants Arbitrators To Settle $2.1B Argentine Road Fight
• WilmerHale Snags Capital Markets Partner From Gibson Dunn
• Bitcoin Miner CEO Gets $27M Pump-And-Dump Suit Trimmed
• NY Court Rules Against Manhattan 4-Tower Development
• Phanatic Creators Slam Team's Mascot Redesign Amid IP Suit
• Discrimination Cases Are Too Complex For AI Fee Prediction
• TerraForm Gets OK For $49M SunEdison-Related Settlement
• PepsiCo Must Face COBRA Suit, Though It's A 'Close Call'
• NY Data Security Law Will Dramatically Expand AG's Reach
• J&J Cuts Last-Minute Deal To Avert Asbestos-In-Talc Trial
• Mallinckrodt Strikes $1.6B Deal To Exit Opioid Suits
• Kendrick Lamar, The Weeknd Ripped Off Yeasayer, Suit Says
• NRA Can't Preview Ad Agency's Response To NY Subpoena
• Tilton Conflict Concerns Loom In Zohar Ch. 11 Sale Battle
• 37 AGs Assail Plaintiffs' Atty Fee Bid In Opioid MDL
• Cayuga Tribe Seizes, Razes Buildings Amid Leadership Fight
• Real Estate Rumors: CBS, Apple, Centennial Bank
• Leaked Docs Fair Game At Panama Papers Trial
• Weinstein Verdict May Signal Big Step Forward For #MeToo
• Effective Employee Reporting Systems After Weinstein Verdict
• Williams Cos. Dumps Natural Gas Pipeline After Permit Fight
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Chinese Christian's Asylum Bid
• High Court Won't Review Satellite Co.'s $1M Award Fight
• High Court Passes On Quartet Of Employment Cases
• Courts May Clash With Litigants Over Document Review Tech
• Builder Says $2.1B Argentine Road Row Must Be Arbitrated
• 3rd Circ. Philly Pay History Ruling May Set National Bar
• Investor, Pattern Energy Trade Barbs Over $6.1B Deal
• MLB, Astros, Red Sox Try To Dodge Fantasy Baseball Suit
• Investors Seek Cert. In Action Over GreenSky IPO
• Weinstein Found Guilty Of Rape, Assault In Mixed Verdict
• Justice Denied For A NY Domestic Violence Survivor
• Purdue Picks Ex-USDA Head As Monitor In Bankruptcy
• Cuomo To Share Some Driver Data With Immigration Agencies
• Bloomberg Frees 3 Workers From Confidentiality Pacts
• Real Estate Rumors: Amazon, CCRE, Brightwork
• NY Gov.'s Bill Aims To Jumpstart Green Energy Project Siting
• Ad Watchdog Asks FTC To Review Co.'s CBD Health Claims
• NY Drug Biz Says Insurer Can't 'Flee' Coverage Of Legal Fees
• Marriott Can't Duck Hotel Guests' Data Breach Claims
• RMBS Investors Challenge US Bank's Early-Win Effort
• A-Rod Venture Drops $66M On Manhattan Apartment Building
• USPTO's Ban On Cannabis TMs Defies High Court, Atty Says
• 'Pharma Bro' Martin Shkreli Drops Suit Against Trial Witness
• Teva Floated As Bellwether In Generic Drug Price-Fixing MDL
• CBS Investors In #MeToo Suit Must Show Moonves Hurt Stock
• Weinstein Jury Appears Split On Top Sexual Assault Charge
• And Now A Word From The Panel: MDLs Continue To Thrive
• Rachael Ray Dog Food Once Again Ducks False Ad Suit
• Fusion Connect Says Feds Can't Collect $2.1M Amid Ch. 11
• Hecla Investor Wants Docs On Not-So-Golden $462M Mine Buy
• Anheuser-Busch Wants Out Of 'Reflexive' Shareholder Suit
• 5 Complications That Can Derail A Class Action Settlement
• Calif. Private AG Law: Coming To A State Near You?
• AI Can't Accurately Predict Case Length And Cost — Yet
• Ex-AIG Legal Worker Settles SEC's Insider Trading Claim
• Suspension Put On Ice For Atty Who Blasted Judges, Courts
• Del. Judge May Dictate Fix For Zohar-Tilton Ch. 11 Dispute
• Attys For INTL FCStone Units Nab $65K In Fees In Award Fight
• Apotex Suit Against Pfizer Unit Teed Up For State Court
• Nigeria Says $1B Award Over Oilfield Can't Be Enforced In NY
• Ferring Calls Ex-USPTO Chief's Testimony A 'Waste Of Time'
• Canopy Wants Hemp Farm's Bank Files In $13M Contract Row
• Real Estate Rumors: Meritz, Baptist Health, Related
• Fairway Markets Gets OK For $25M DIP Package
• Ex-Pfizer VP Owed No Warning On Pension Tax, Fidelity Says
• Juno Moves Ahead With Ch. 11 Plan After Creditor Deal OK'd
• US Attys Ask NY To Nix 'Green Light' Law In Sanctuary Feud
• Hertz's Fight With Insurers Over $23M Bill Sent To Mediation
• Don't Bet On Constitutionality Of Daily Fantasy Sports In NY
• EEOC Policy Change Clashes With Challenges To Arbitration
• Carlton Fields Expands In NY With Ex-Stroock Fintech Expert
• Using IRS Supervisory Approval Rules To Fight Tax Penalties
• Jailed Atty Cops To False IRS Return In EY Tax Shelter Case
• 2nd Circ. Rules Destruction Of Famed NYC Graffiti Broke Law
• ​​​​​​​Davis Polk, Kirkland Steer Victoria's Secret Deal Worth $1.1B
• Davis Polk, Skadden Guide $13B Morgan Stanley-E-Trade Deal
• Telegram's $1.7B Grams Offering Remains On Pause
• Tilton Denies Stymieing Zohar's Ch. 11 Sale Efforts
• US Bank Says RMBS Claims Resolved By Nix Of Similar Suit
• 2nd Circ. Revives Cruise Worker's Deportation Relief Bid
• Weinstein Jury Asks To Rehear Accuser's Testimony On Day 2
• KU Must Hand Over Hoops Scandal Info In Coach's Firing Suit
• DST Wants 401(k) Participants' Attys DQ'd In ERISA Fight
• Lehman Trustee Asks Judge To Toss 3rd Try At Deferred Pay
• Real Estate Rumors: ELO, Granite Point, Walgreens
• Ex-Tax Atty Mishandled NY Real Estate Operation, Suit Says
• WikiLeaks Suspect Sent Angry Email To CIA's Top Official
• Akin Gump Denies Wrongdoing In Answer To Malpractice Suit
• Senate Dems Want Probe Into Giuliani's Influence At DOJ
• 2nd Circ. Reinstates Marsh's Win In Asbestos Claim Battle
• States Sue Again To Force EPA's Hand On Ozone Pollution
• Ex-Mayer Brown Atty Can't Sue Startup In NY, Judge Hears
• NBA's Antetokounmpo Sues Over 'Greek Freak' Phone Case
• Ex-Altice Worker Says Lax Practices Left Data Exposed
• Judge Dunks Ex-Knick's Defamation Suit Against Team Owner
• Avenues Of Relief For Cybersecurity Whistleblowers Increase
• PwC Looks To High Court After 2nd Circ. Revives ERISA Suit
• Exhibitor Says Insurers Owe Coverage For Seized Paintings
• Mindbody Says No Incentive To Lowball $1.9B Sale
• Au Pair Co. Hit With FLSA Suit After 1st Circ. Wage Ruling
• Perkins Coie Denied Early Win In Secretary's Age Bias Suit
• Peloton Suit Shows Sync Licensing Is Next Copyright Horizon
• Restaurant Groups Can't Upend NYC Fair Workweek Law
• EDNY Feds Report $1.1B In Recoveries In Fiscal 2019
• Student Debt Cos. Settle NY's Predatory Practices Suit
• Toxic Pet Food Suit Trimmed Of Negligence Claims
• Gag Order For Weinstein Attys As Jury Begins Deliberations
• Microsoft Hit With $7M Verdict For Infringing Database Patent
• Staffing Co. For Clifford Chance Strikes Deal To End DOJ Case
• Kickstarter Union Vote Could Spark More Tech Organizing
• Judge Pushes Back McClatchy Pension Mediation By A Week
• Levi & Korsinsky Underpaid Female Atty, Sex Bias Suit Says
• NY Won't Appeal T-Mobile/Sprint Merger Challenge Loss
• SL Green To Sell NY Building To Brookfield Affiliate For $447M
• Warburg Pincus Lobs $1.2B Offer In Aussie REIT Bidding War
• Trump Pardons Ex-NYPD Chief Kerik, Convicted Of Tax Fraud
• What Health Care FCA Trends Tell Us About The Year Ahead
• Consumer Finance Poised For Greater Scrutiny From States
• 3 Rulings Show When Litigating Wage Claims Is Worth It
• Pinduoduo Wins $386K In Fees After Beating Diaper TM Fight
• 2nd Circ. Questions Future Of Exxon Climate Speech Fight
• Insurer Won't Cover Nathan's Franchisee Over Fatal Crash
• Lawyers Can Build Trust Through The Spoken Word
• Nonprofit Owes Ex-CFO $274K A Year In Retirement Benefits
• Pattern Energy Shareholder Blasts $6.1B Go-Private Deal
• Tenaris Wants Out Of Stock Suit Over Bribery Allegations
• Levi & Korsinsky, Labaton Seek To Rep Avon Investors
• Ex-Exec Hits TIAA Bank With Age Bias, Benefits Suit
• Nissan Settles Engine Defect Class Action
• Fox Rothschild Looks To Sink Bulk Of Graphic Sex Bias Suit
• Judge Sets Roadmap In $4.5B JPMorgan RMBS Deal Split
• Fashion Mogul Accused Of Rape And Orchestrating Cover-Up
• Trump Admin. Says Illegal Structure Shouldn't Doom CFPB
• $2.1M In Vanished Booze Should Be Covered, Collector Says
• Airbnb, NYC Pause Customer Data Suit To Seek Settlement
• Telegram Allies Rip SEC Expert's Opinion In $1.7B Case
• What Attys Should Know As Juul Battles Blaze Of Litigation
• Ex-Parchem Worker Dodges Trade Secrets Theft Suit
• Law Student 'Labor Movement' Aims To Transform BigLaw
• Retailers Aim To Take AmEx Arbitration Order To 2nd Circ.
• Latham Hires Restructuring Pro In New York
• PBGC Says McClatchy Ch. 11 Moving Too Fast
• The Big Picture: How Michael Avenatti Fell From Grace
• In Weinstein Rape Trial Closing, DA Depicts 'Abusive Rapist'
• Real Estate Rumors: JDL, Mazzarella Family, Northeastern
• Coke Buyers Get Partial Class Cert. In False Ad MDL
• Universities Shouldn't Roll Dice On Sports Betting Compliance
• Aussie Rate-Rigging Suit Cut To 1 Plaintiff, 9 Banks In NY
• 2 Cop Pleas As Manhattan DA Looks To Wrap Newsweek Case
• Legal Prediction Is Demanding But Not Impossible
• Paul Weiss-Led Churchill Capital Prices $1B Blank-Check IPO
• Back Pay Ruling Shows Nuanced Test For Extended Liability
• Michael Avenatti Found Guilty Of Extorting Nike
• Serta IP Suit Wrongly Axed After Casper Deal, Fed. Circ. Says
• Great American Owes Coverage After Hotel Scam, Suit Says
• Weinstein Says DA 'Script' Demeans Women In 5-Hour Closing
• Verdict Eludes Avenatti Jury As Questions Remain
• Sen. Gillibrand Proposes Creating Agency To Enforce Privacy
• Hershey Wraps Suit Over Avid Twizzler Eater's Heart Condition
• Dean Skelos Cites Silver Ruling In Bid For 3rd Trial In 2nd Circ.
• Real Estate Rumors: Urban Edge, M&T Bank, Clayco
• Firestar Diamond Trustee Sues Other Cos. Tied To Modi Fraud
• Port-A-Potty Outfit Strikes $7M Deal In Toilet Tech OT Suit
• Feds Want $10M Suit Over ICE Arrest In NY Tossed
• Columbia U. Keeps Fighting To Ax Retirement Plan Class Suit
• Charter Wants To Delay Windstream's False Ad Damages Trial
• GOP Vows To Fill Vacancies, But Now Depends On Dems
• CIA Worker Tells Jury He Once Punched WikiLeaks Suspect
• Trends In Recent FCPA And Cartel Cases Against Execs
• Sterling National Bank Loans $53M For Brooklyn Building
• Bob Evans Ducks Suit Over 'Real Butter' Labels On Potatoes
• Recent Cases Defy Conventional Merger Control Wisdom
• 2nd Circ. Won't Touch PwC's Loss In Pension Plan Dispute
• 6 Steps Insurers Can Take To Stay Ahead Of Privacy Laws
• Podcast Co. Beats Trademark Suit Over 'Reply All'
• Paul Weiss Reps EagleTree On $1.1B Fund Closing
• Huawei Case Expands With Racketeering, IP Theft Charges
• McClatchy Files Ch. 11, Cites 'Grim Reality' Of News Industry
• Attorney Wants Judge Who Said He Has 'No Brain' Recused
• Trulieve Cannabis Faces New Securities Suit Over Fraud Claim
• Purdue Wants To Make New Opioid Overdose Drug
• Workers Lean On 8th Circ. In 2nd Circ. Express Scripts Suit
• Judge Weinstein Steps Back From Bench After 53 Years
• Real Estate Rumors: G4 Capital, Union Investments, Puttshack
• 21 AGs Oppose DHS Rule Barring Asylum Seekers At Border
• Glencore Seeks To Dismiss Stock-Drop Suit Over FCPA Probe
• T-Mobile/Sprint Beat Court Challenge: How We Got Here
• Morgan Stanley Accused Of Draining Tops Markets Dry
• Silk Road Dealer Busted In $19M Bitcoin Haul Gets 3½ Years
• T-Mobile/Sprint Ruling Elevates Tech Market Merger Analysis
• Bondholder Loses Round In $132M Venezuelan Debt Fight
• States Lead The Way On Drug Pricing Reform
• 2nd Circ. Ends Repeat FLSA Suit Against Chinese Food Chain
• Boies Denies He Defamed Dershowitz With Epstein Remarks
• How Cos. Can Prepare For Heartburn Drug Cancer Claims
• Charter Challenges Evidence Rulings In Windstream Case
• Husch Blackwell Vet, Pirro Pick Among 4 New District Judges
• Gibson Dunn Partner Among Picks For NY Federal Bench
• Cole Schotz Snags Ex-Cooley Bankruptcy Atty In NY
• 3 Employee-Friendly Updates In NY's 2021 Budget Proposal
• KKR Brings In $1.3B For Fund Focused On Societal Impact
• NYU Law Students Disrupt Paul Weiss Event Over Exxon Win
• Feds Say Avenatti Sold Out Client To Squeeze Nike For Cash
• T-Mobile/Sprint Case Shows Problem With Dueling Economics
• CBD Co. Says Journalistic Privilege Not Relevant To Libel Suit
• Dershowitz Says Boies Defamed Him With Epstein Remarks
• Daily Fantasy Ruling Could Spur Change To NY Gambling Ban
• Feds Indict Crypto Scheme Operator In $33M Fraud
• Suit Says Arizona Beverage's Gummies Are Not 'All Natural'
• Judge Pans 'Petty Disputes' As King & Spalding Trial Looms
• 'Predator' Gets Nearly 12 Years For $11.2M Hedge Fund Fraud
• Illinois Urges Stricter EPA Standards For Cancer-Causing Gas
• Doctor To Face Revived Suit Over Missed Cancer Diagnosis
• MoFo Adds 9-Year Alum Of SEC Trial Practice To NY Office
• Shire 'Downright Mean' In Seeking Sanctions, Atty Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Time Equities, Lexin, Safra
• NY Broker Fee Guidance Has Unintended Consequences
• Weinstein Declines To Testify And Rests His Case In Rape Trial
• What Cos. Need To Know About New Washington Privacy Bill
• SEC Faces Several Hurdles In Telegram ICO Case
• Blank Check IPOs Targeting Pot, Clean Energy Raise $390M
• Black Bear Capital Guides $106.5M In NYC Property Loans
• Hedge Funds Say 2nd Circ. Scrambled Insider Trading Law
• Cemex Dumps Investor Suit Over Bribery For Good
• FERC Issues For Natural Gas Cos. To Watch In 2020
• Parent Claims Baby Brezza Formula Mixer Is Defective
• Malpractice Landscape Is Becoming Riskier For BigLaw
• Televisa Slams Investors' Cert. Bid In FIFA Bribe Suit
• Cleary Helps Angelo Gordon Nab $1.8B For Credit Fund
• T-Mobile, Sprint Beat State-Led Merger Challenge
• Davis Polk Looks To Trim Black Atty's Racial Bias Suit
• Enviro Beats Feds In Challenge To EPA Committee Policy
• Weinstein Accusers' Ex-Pals Cast Doubt On Assault Claims
• NY Court Reinstates Suit Over Minor Surgery Patient's Death
• NY Rep. Aims To Wipe Out 'Public Charge' Deportation
• Roche Cyrulnik, Kirby, Robbins Geller Vie To Lead Bitcoin Suit
• Fishers Want Full DC Circ. Review Of Offshore Monument Suit
• King & Spalding Calls Atty's Bad Press Worries 'Academic'
• Venezuela's Creditors Don't Want To Wait On $390M Bill
• PE-Backed Azek Joins IPO Pipeline With $100M Filing
• NY Sues Over 'Unconstitutional' Suspension Of Global Entry
• New York Broker Fees Reinstated — For Now
• Feds Rest Case In Avenatti's Nike Extortion Trial
• Judging A Book: Humetewa Reviews 'Guilty People'
• 7 Legal And Business Considerations For Influencer Marketing
• Cullen & Dykman Leads Signature Bank's $105M Queens Loan
• Federal-State Employment Law Divide Reveals Systemic Flaw
• Mining Co. Inks $25M Deal To End Investors' Dam Failure Suit
• Acer Therapeutics Tries To Shake Suit Over FDA Rejection
• Victims To Get Say In Dying Madoff's Early Release Request
• Coach In Avenatti Trial Says He Wanted To Clean Up Nike
• Weinstein Expert Testifies 'Post-Event' Info Can Alter Memory
• Consumer Groups Urge Caution In Chase Card Interest Case
• CFTC Asked To Weigh In On SEC's Telegram Securities Suit
• Tekashi 6ix9ine Slapped With Copyright Suit Over 'Stoopid'
• Ex-Melrose CU Exec Says Silver Ruling Kills Bribery Case
• Simpson Thacher Snags Knowledge Chief From White & Case
• NY Vows To Sue DHS For Bar To Global Entry Program
• Ex-Mossack Fonseca Client To Plead Guilty In Tax Dodge Case
• LIRR Ex-Conductor Wins $2M In Trial Over Train Injury
• Conflicts In Circuits' Approach To Email Scams Hold Lessons
• Ex-Judge Endures Ribbing From Rakoff In Return To Court
• Tribe Loses Bid To Force FERC Preservation Rule Changes
• Designer Can't Revive Bid For Licensing Fight Coverage
• King & Spalding Nabs Benefits Veteran From Morgan Lewis
• Weinstein's Lead Witness Undercut By His Own Harsh Texts
• Calif. Hoops Coach Says Avenatti Betrayed Him
• Gov't Informer At Center Of NCAA Hoops Case Avoids Prison
• MetLife Overcharge Suit Is No Securities Matter, 2nd Circ. Told
• CIA Threat Unit Eyed WikiLeaks Suspect's Conduct, Jury Told
• NYC Mayor Revives Call For Tax On Vacant Storefronts
• American Realty-Tied REIT Ends Investor Suit In $15M Deal
• Litigation Likely As New York Frees Tenants From Broker Fees
• More Biotech Firms Going Public Through Blank-Check IPOs
• NY Courts Approve Updated Civility Standards For Attorneys
• Zohar Ch. 11 Sales Can Be Forced Over Objections Of Tilton
• Casper And 2 Life Sci Cos. Raise Combined $482M In IPOs
• Rimini V. Oracle's Ripple Effect On Textualism, Expenses
• Bloomberg Beats Ex-Worker's Migraine Suit At 2nd Circ.
• MLB Sign-Stealing Report Demands Culture Of Compliance
• NY Law Against Roofing Contractor Fraud Could Be Broader
• Getting State Approvals For Energy Storage Siting
• State Privacy Law Initiatives To Prepare For In 2020
• Dairy Co-Op Inks $1.4M Deal To End EEOC Sex Bias Suit
• Fantasy Sports Is Illegal Gambling In NY, Appeals Court Says
• New Yorkers Barred From Global Entry In 'Sanctuary' Fight
• Bernie Madoff Seeks Prison Release, Saying He's Dying
• MLB Cheating Scandal Spurs 2nd Suit From Fantasy Players
• 6th Weinstein Accuser Testifies With Dress In Tow
• Barneys New York Ch. 11 Plan Gets Green Light
• Justice Ginsburg Roasted In Operatic Fashion By NYC Bar
• Nike Atty Tells Jury Of Alarm Over Avenatti's Twitter Threat
• NYC Ordered To Pay Medics $14.5M In FLSA Suit
• Tilton, Zohar Ready To Battle In Court Over Ch. 11
• Green Thumb Latest Pot Co. Hit With ADA Class Action
• T-Mobile, Sprint Press For Final Decision On DOJ Deal Review
• Drake Win Is Death Knell For IP Suit, Streaming Giants Say
• Real Estate Rumors: Alteryx, Jaime Garbisu, Ocean Bank
• Wikileaks Suspect Lost Agency's Trust, CIA Hacker Tells Jury
• Change Of Heart: How Attorneys Can Get Buy-In For Big Ideas
• Judge Axes NY Bribery Case Over DA's Evidence Handling
• NY Regulator Accuses NRA Of Profiting From Illegal Insurance
• Juno Announces Global Ch. 11 Loan And Plan Agreement
• Actor's Parking Spat Highlights Line Between Fact, Opinion
• My Pillow Avoids Atty Fees After Lawyers Don't Register In NY
• Casper Sleep Cuts IPO Price While Beam Lifts Target
• Ex-Goldman VP Takes Gay Bias Suit To Federal Court
• Conflict Suit With Madoff Victims Settled By Law Firms, Atty
• Trump Attacks 'Sanctuary' Policies In State Of The Union
• No Follow-Ups For Weinstein Rape Accuser After 3-Day Cross
• SEC Can Recoup $600K From 2 Traders In Manipulation Case
• 2nd Circ. Rips Attys For 'Inexcusable' Hiding Of Client's Death
• Paralyzed Vet Gets Suffering Damages Raised To $18M
• State Justices Make Case To Loosen Law Practice Regulations
• Ex-BigLaw Atty Seeks To Ditch Crypto Money Laundering Rap
• Compliance Chiefs Face Undue Personal Risk, NYC Bar Says
• NY Budget Director Dashes Idea Of Millionaires' Tax
• 2nd Circ. Says LIRR Right To Seek Medical Docs From Worker
• ​​​​​​​Economists Barred From Weighing In On T-Mobile/Sprint Row
• Macy's Closing Roughly 125 Stores And Moving HQ To NY
• CFPB Backs Funding Constitutionality As Firm Battles Probe
• Honeywell Says Citgo Must Help Pay For $500M Lake Cleanup
• Legislation Pushes EPA And Cos. To Reckon With PFAS
• Lowenstein Sandler Adds Bankruptcy Partner To NY Office
• Watchdog To Probe Use Of 'Forever Chemicals' At DOD Sites
• Real Estate Rumors: Michael Shvo, Katsky Korins, Bridge
• Philip Morris Escapes Shareholder Suit Over E-Cig Sales
• Ex-CIA Coder A 'Pain In The Ass' But No Traitor, Jury Told
• SEC Private Equity Enforcement: A Look Ahead
• Labor Laterals: Littler, FordHarrison, Frost Brown
• 2nd Circ. Says There's No Attorney Fee Cap In FLSA Deals
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Following A Serendipitous Path
• Drake's 'Rap' Sampling Was Fair Use, Says 2nd. Circ.
• Rod Rosenstein On Working For BigLaw In 6-Minute Spans
• Judge Moves Up Shareholder Meeting Of Undersea Cable Co.
• Thompson & Knight Adds Real Estate Attys In NY, Texas
• BofA Presses For NY Escrow Interest Appeal Amid New Suits
• 'Narrow Bank' Renews Discovery Push In Fed Account Suit
• Consultant Says Avenatti's Tactics Took Him By Surprise
• Facebook Shakes Initial Version Of Kogan's Defamation Suit
• Weinstein Cross Over Alleged Abuse Leaves Accuser In Tears
• Bloomberg Will Pay $3M To Settle Call Center Workers' OT Suit
• 2nd Circ. Asked To Redo 'Deeply Troubling' Blaszczak Ruling
• NY Court Saves Suit Over Child's Allegedly Poor Medical Care
• Seneca Nation Sees An Open Lane For Thruway Suit
• States Urge Barring Economists' Input On Sprint/T-Mobile Deal
• Foreign Cos. Urge NY Court To Confirm $14M Arbitral Awards
• Ex-Giuliani Allies' Campaign Finance Trial Set For October
• Ex-Exec Can't Duck Firm's Counterclaims In Hacking Suit
• King & Spalding Grabs Orrick's Tort Trial Team in NY
• DOJ Says Film Antitrust Rules Protect Public, Not Theaters
• NY Officials Hit With Challenge To Reproductive Rights Law
• Wachtell Loses Contract Breach Claims Against Icahn, CVR
• Impossible Impartiality In The Trump And Weinstein Trials
• NY Physicians Must Face Suit Over Patient's Death
• Biometric Privacy In 2020: The Current Legal Landscape
• Cases Against Celeb Restaurant Owners Highlight FLSA Risks
• Wells Fargo Tries To Kill Mortgage Suit In NY
• Sanders, AOC Bill Proposes Nationwide Fracking Ban By 2025
• Trailblazing NY Federal Judge Deborah Batts Dead At 72
• 7 Ethics Questions To Ask Before Marketing Your Law Firm
• Grindr Sells User Data To 'Highest Bidder,' Says User
• How To Enforce A NY Lease Guarantee Against A UK Co.
• 4 Firms Vie To Lead Fiat Chrysler Investors' UAW Bribery Suit
• 'Annoyance Lawyer' Denied Rehearing After 2nd Circ. Ejection
• Purell Sued For Claiming Hand Sanitizer Prevents Flu, Ebola
• Morgan Stanley Loans $77M For Bronx Apartment Portfolio
• Allergan Investors Seek Class Cert. In Implant Stock Drop Suit
• Kirkland Helps Vestar Gather $1.1B For 7th PE Fund
• Humana Unit, PE Firm Prep $600M Medicare Practice JV