New York Archive » January, 2021

New York - January, 2021

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• Former Mexico Tim Hortons Operator CEO Ducks Arbitration
• Ex-El Salvador Soccer Prez Extradited To US In FIFA Case
• Ripple Slams SEC's 'Unprecedented And Ill-Conceived' Suit
• Fired Columbia Director Says Bias Led To False Accusations
• Washington Policy Rush Could Crowd Out Bankruptcy Reform
• Hedge Fund Says Banks' Spoofing, Naked Shorting Cost It Big
• FDIC Fines Apple Bank $12.5M Over AML Compliance
• AstraZeneca Hit With Investor Suit Over COVID-19 Vaccine
• Record Label Ducks Copyright Suit Over Tekashi 6ix9ine Song
• Morgan Lewis Must Supply NY AG More Trump Org. Docs
• Shipper Asks Judge To Seize $6M In Coal Co.'s Assets
• Big Banks 'Sow Confusion' In Small Bond Suit, Investors Say
• Celeb Chef Wins Ruling In Battle Over 'By Chloe' Brand
• Prepare For NY Data Privacy Law To Catch Up To Calif.
• NY Trial Court Rule Changes Will Streamline Civil Practice
• Sullivan, Shearman Steer $871M In Financing For NYC Units
• Motorola, LG Face Patent Suits Over 5G Tech
• Quarles, Others Sued In NY Over Botched Deal, $6.5M Tax Bill
• NY Courts Get The Balance Right On Optional Safety Features
• Virus Variants Seen As Threat To Late 2021 SDNY Fraud Trial
• John Varvatos To Pay $1.8M In Clothing Allowance Bias Suit
• Denmark Settles Dispute With Pension Plan In Tax Row
• Specter Of ERISA Woes Not Derailing Auto-IRA Programs
• Nabriva Gets Initial Nod For $3M Investor Settlement
• NY Workers Say Wine Shop Didn't Pay For All Hours, OT
• NYIAC Puts Ex-Sidley Arbitration Pro At The Helm
• Ex-Goldman Exec's 1MDB Trial Delayed Amid Dismissal Push
• Dershowitz Loses Bid To DQ Cooper & Kirk In Defamation Suit
• PepsiCo Stays In-House For New General Counsel
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• 2nd Circ. OKs Individual Awards In NYC School Bias Suit
• FCA Ruling Lays Out A Fraudulent Inducement Defense
• ConEd Worker Fired For Medical Pot Use Can Sue, Court Says
• Warranty Claims Cut From 'Natural' Pet Food False Ad Suit
• Crypto CEO Claims Trimmed In SEC Pump-And-Dump Suit
• NRA Says MDL Designation Is Needed For Litigation Efficiency
• Crypto Developer Can't Escape N. Korea Sanctions Charge
• Ex-Investment Adviser Cops To $100M Loan Fraud Scheme
• 135 Law Firms Among Best Places To Work For LGBTQ People
• Pizza Place With 'Top Chef' Ties Sues Over 'Bar Dough' TM
• New Ariz. Law Practice Rules May Jump-Start National Reform
• Website Biz Squarespace Files Confidential IPO Plans
• Dollar General Settles Pa., NY ADA Suits Over Blocked Aisles
• Ex-Davis Polk Atty Calls Firm's Fee Push 'Unjust' In Bias Suit
• Pretium, Canadian Pension Fund To Invest $700M In Rental JV
• Robinhood Trading Blocks Draw Lawsuits And Lawmakers' Ire
• NY Health Officials Underreported COVID-19 Deaths, AG Finds
• Microsoft Draws Wide Support In Bid To Ax Warrant Gag Order
• No Pre-Plea Info For Man Accused Of Threatening Flynn Judge
• Ex-PDVSA Trader Cops To Money Laundering
• Flurry Of Judicial Retirements Opens Seats For Biden To Fill
• Aldi's 'Smoked' White Cheddar Is Not Smoked, Buyer Says
• FCC Looking Into East Coast Internet Outage
• Fired King & Spalding Atty Cuts Lien Deal With Ex-Counsel
• Right-Wing Twitter Maven Accused Of Trying To Fool Voters
• Class Lead Fight Heats Up In Alibaba Suit Over Halted Ant IPO
• NYC Eatery Cos. Fight Potential Boost In Wage Settlement
• FTC, States Accuse Cos. Of 'Deceptive' Fundraising Calls
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Fewer MDLs, More Actions
• NY Ruling Offers Mortgage Lenders Foreclosure Alternative
• New Criminal Rule 5(f) Firms Up Prosecutor Brady Obligations
• Pandemic Bankruptcy Avoidance Efforts Create New Hurdles
• Investment, Restructuring Vet Rejoins Shearman As Executive
• FDNY Top Brass Ignores Rampant Sex Harassment, Suit Says
• Brown Rudnick Reaches Settlement In $300M Malpractice Suit
• Feds Charge Crypto Trader 'Coin Signals' With $5M Fraud
• ConMed Says Chubb Should Cover Chemical Exposure Claims
• Atty Accused Of Watching Porn At Work Against Dropping Suit
• NY Hilton Hotel Faults Arbitrator In COVID-19 Severance Row
• Waddell & Reed Hit With Investor Suit Over Macquarie Merger
• Importer Says 'Bloody' Wine Doesn't Step On 'Vampire' TM
• Fla. Businessman Seeks No Prison In Giuliani-Linked Case
• Barron's Beats Atty's Defamation Claims
• Steptoe Snaps Up IP Pro In NY From Alston & Bird
• CBS Suspends TV Execs After Reports Of Racism, Sexism
• IRS Agent Accused Of Faking Docs To Buy NYC Apartment
• Ghislaine Maxwell Claims Grand Jury Wasn't Diverse Enough
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• 10 Tips For Your Next Virtual Court Appearance
• Guggenheim Investing $600M In ElmTree Real Estate Venture
• Dominican Broadcaster Claims Rights 'Trampled' In MLB Arb.
• 4 Firms Steer SPAC's $300M Israeli Medical Pot Co. Tie-Up
• Garrett Shareholders Ask To File Competing Ch. 11 Plan
• NY Judge To Hear Davis Polk Defamation Claims In Bias Case
• Credit Suisse Unit Ordered To Pay $604M In Toxic RMBS Case
• 4 Cannabis Lending Strategies For Financial Institutions
• Tilray Shareholders Seek To Keep Original Claims Alive
• Bondholders Can't Speed Up Appeal In $1.9B Venezuela Case
• Goldman Says High Court Cert. Fight Is 'Not A Close Case'
• Authors Sue McGraw Hill Over Textbook Royalties
• Feds Fire Back At Bid To Retry MiMedx Execs' Fraud Case
• NY Judge Calls For New Discovery After Steinmetz Conviction
• Weinstein Co. Ch. 11 Plan OK'd Over Some Victims' Objections
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Reinsurer's $5M Investment Fraud Suit
• Microsoft Can't Shake $7M Database Patent Loss In NY
• Real Estate Rumors: Bomnin Automotive, DMG, Time Equities
• Wells Fargo Seeks To Nix Stock Suit Over Compliance Efforts
• MCC Warden Says Some Inmates Got COVID-19 Vaccine
• Transocean Ruling Provides Strategic Restructuring Road Map
• Luckin Investors Slam Exit Bids In Suit Over 'Massive' Fraud
• Willkie, Kramer Levin Guide $700M Deal For Pet Supplies Plus
• 'Pharma Bro' Shkreli Can't Have FTC Prison Call Transcripts
• 10 State And Local Tax Predictions For 2021
• Ripple Token Case Highlights Need For SEC Clarity On Crypto
• Candy Co. Faces Trial In Undocumented Workers' Bias Suit
• 5 Firms Drive $2.6B SPAC Deal For Online Marketer Taboola
• Don't Let Lies Infiltrate The Mediation Process
• High Court Won't Review Sheldon Silver's Corruption Case
• Judges On Race: Lack Of Data Deters Criminal Justice Reform
• New Lead Plaintiff Seeks Cert. In Allergan Investor Action
• Feds File 1st Enforcement Actions Under Ticket Bot Ban
• 2nd Circ. Blocks Female Basketball Referee's Bias Suit
• NY Tells DC Circ. Feds Mishandling Nuclear Facility Shutdown
• 2nd Circ. Seems Wary Of Enforcing Nixed $2.7B Nigeria Award
• '100% Natural' Charcoal Contains Chemicals, NY Buyer Says
• Simpson-Led Blackstone Nabs Stake In $1.6B Portfolio
• 'Hole' In Bannon's Pardon May Leave Room For New Charges
• Real Estate Rumors: Starwood, Hackman, Ari Pearl
• 12 Major Companies Looking To Fill GC Posts, Study Says
• Billionaire Hits Back At Ex-Counsel In Fight Over $6M Fee
• V&E, Mayer Brown Power $2.6B EVgo SPAC Merger
• New Use Of SPAC Subsidiaries Offers Another IPO Option
• Biotech Co. Vows Corporate Reforms To End Securities Suits
• Court Questions NFL Insurers' Bid For Concussion Docs
• Attys Go After Giuliani's Law License Over Campaign Tactics
• Legislative Fixes For Union Pension Crisis Within Reach
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• State AGs Must Catch Up With DOJ Case Against Google
• Feds Ask To Postpone Avenatti's Calif. Case To July From Feb.
• 2nd Circ. Judge Katzmann Takes Senior Status, Joins NYU
• Prevail Investors Want Records From $1B Eli Lilly Deal
• Ex-Cision Sales Reps Claim They Were Stiffed On OT
• Bankrupt NRA Can't Shake NY AG's Lawsuit
• Young Living's Oils Aren't Therapeutic, Buyers Claim
• Real Estate Rumors: Caron, Dollar Jackpot, Protective Life
• States Challenge Trump's Religious Carveout For Contractors
• As Superfund Turns 40, Courts Are Still Puzzling Over It
• 9th Circ. Clarifies What Consumers Must Read On Labels
• Top 5 ERISA Stock-Drop Case Developments From 2020
• Attys For Davis Polk Want $100K For Work In Bias Case
• NY Lawyers Say Biden Off To Good Start On Immigration
• NY Firm Accused Of Misleading Debtors In Collection Letters
• Hartford Can't Duck Coverage Of Man Run Over By Own Truck
• Latham Partner Picked To Head DOJ's Criminal Division
• Law Firms Should Note GCs' Growing Focus On Biz Strategies
• Morgan Lewis Moving To End Tax Work For Trump
• NYC Police-File Release Faces Unclear Future At 2nd Circ.
• Bob Dylan Tangled Up In Co-Writer's Suit For Catalog Sale Cut
• Ex-SDNY White-Collar Enforcer Joins Finn Dixon & Herling
• Canada Judge Waffles On Nygard Bail After 2 Days Of Args
• NRA Bankruptcy Judge Asks Parties To 'Ratchet Things Down'
• Real Estate Rumors: Yoya, Northeast Capital, Liberty Bank
• NY Bill Tolling Statutes Of Limitations On Trump Advances
• Indeed Can Arbitrate Employee's Hostile Workplace Claims
• Lender Sues Pot Property Co. For Libel Over Online Reviews
• Economic Loss Is Key To Pandemic Insurance Suits
• Purdue Committees Get OK To Join Insurance Suits
• What New AML Law Means For Correspondent Banking
• NY Judge Orders Morgan Lewis To Turn Over Trump Org Docs
• Another Food Retailer Defeats Vanilla Milk Labeling Suit
• 9 AGs Sue DOL Over Rule Increasing Nontipped Work Hours
• NY Law Firm Cancels DirecTV Subscriber's NJ RICO Claim
• 6 Changes The Legal Industry Should Prepare For
• No Pardon For Sheldon Silver As Trump Term Ends
• Trump Pardons Bannon In Border Wall Fund Fraud Case
• Ex-Trump Official Gets RICO Claims Axed For Good
• MTA Atty Says Supervisor Assaulted Her During Arbitration
• Gensler Expected To Be An Aggressive Enforcer As SEC Chair
• PTAB Denies Bid To Review Eye Shot Patent, Citing ITC Case
• EMS Workers Want Class Cert. In FDNY Promotion Bias Suit
• Feds Say NY Court Worker Threatened AOC, Pelosi, Schumer
• No Permanent Ban On Scrapped Airport-Screening Exclusions
• 'Bad Faith' Questions May Overshadow The NRA's Ch. 11 Case
• Hemp Biotech Biz Beats Investor Suit Over SEC Probe
• NY Gov. Pitches Tax Hike On Rich, Depending On Fed. Aid
• NY Gov. Pushes State-Run Sports Betting In New Budget
• States, Greens Groups Challenge Migratory Bird Killing Policy
• Teamsters-Backed Workers Strike At NYC's Main Produce Hub
• Purdue Insurer Says Committees Can't Bring Coverage Suits
• Arizona May Have Nudged US Law Firms Toward Future IPOs
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Ex-Bloomberg Exec Gets 3 Years For Evading Taxes On Bribes
• DOL Backs Trump Joint-Employer Rule At 2nd Circ.
• NY Casino Owner Says Insurer Must Cover COVID-19 Closure
• Attys Want $11M After Record Home Health Care FCA Deal
• 'Pharma Bro' Shkreli Again Denied Early Prison Release
• Shook Hardy Opens NYC Office With 2 Pharma Partners
• Buyers Can't Supplant FDA In Artificial Flavor Suit, Wise Says
• American Airlines Pilots Push 2nd Circ. To Restore Benefits
• Amazon Hit With Another Antitrust Suit Over E-Books
• NYC Bar Asks Biden To Restore Rule Of Law
• Ex-U.S. Atty Carpenito Jumps To King & Spalding's NY Office
• Faegre Drinker Adds Ex-Dechert Atty As Partner In Philly, NY
• Political Scientist Secretly Lobbied For Iran, Feds Say
• Top NY Judge Urges Gov. To Put Jurists In Vaccination Rollout
• YouTube Stream Of Ghislaine Maxwell Hearing Shut Down
• Trump Power Plant GHG Rule Falls At DC Circ.
• Houston Astros, MLB Sued For Pulling Plug On Affiliate Team
• OCC Defends Valid-When-Made Rule In State AGs' Suit
• Excellus To Pay $5.1M In HHS Deal Over Data Hack
• NY, FTC Lead Charge To Expand Biometric Privacy Shields
• Columbia Univ. Can't Escape Researcher's Gender Bias Suit
• Manhattan DA Subpoenas NY Towns Over Trump Property
• New York City Dodges Sanctions In FDNY Promotion Bias Suit
• Investors Say Crypto Co. Status Research 'Tricked' Them
• Blue States Challenge EPA Aircraft GHG Emissions Standards
• Starbucks Slams 'Preposterous' Emotional Distress Claim
• Pandemic Again Delays Fired King & Spalding Atty's Trial
• Amazon & Publishers Secretly Fixed E-Book Prices, Suit Says
• Ex-CEO Mulls Plea Amid Probes Into Cyber-Fraud Company
• Lessons From Economic Testimony In 2020 Merger Litigation
• Saint-Gobain Says Tainted-Water Claimants Can't Form Class
• Valve Co. Challenges Arb. Award Over Worker's 'Racist' Mask
• How Fund Managers Can Avoid Political Contribution Missteps
• NRA Files Ch. 11 To Move From NY To Texas
• Taxation With Representation: Baker, Wachtell, Shearman
• 6 Ways Financial Regulators Should Prioritize Climate Risk
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rehear Remand Of CFPB's RD Legal Case
• 4 Legal Industry Trends Litigation Financiers Are Watching
• 2nd Circ. Upholds NCAA Hoops Trio's Bribery Convictions
• 4 Firms Build $586M Go-Private Deal For Insurer ProSight
• Virgin Asks 9th Circ. To Scrap Calif. Workers' $77M Wage Win
• NY Court Revives Suit Over Botched Gallbladder Surgery
• Yoko Ono To Settle Suit Against Lennon's Ex-Assistant
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Rubbermaid Cooler Buyers Not Cool With Melted Ice Problem
• Michelman & Robinson Barred From NFLer's Contract Suit
• NY AG Sues NYPD For 'Brutal Force' Against Floyd Protesters
• Long Island Diocese Claims Deadline In Ch. 11 Set For August
• Crystallex Given OK To Proceed With Citgo Sale
• 2 Cases Highlight Superpriority Lien Risks For Lenders
• 11th Circ. Judge Doubts Stephen King Copied Comic Hero
• Pandemic Is Changing Compassionate Release Calculus
• Lenders' Role Will Be Key In NYC Green Building Loans
• A Lawyer's Guide To Setting Well-Being Goals In 2021
• NYC Sues Insurer For Coverage In Workers' Asbestos Suits
• Ex-MetLife Atty Joins Insurer AXA XL As General Counsel
• Constantine Cannon Names NY Partners To Managing Body
• 4 Rulings That Will Shape Clickwrap Litigation In 2021
• 'Varsity Blues' Atty Turns To Private Practice & An A-Rod Suit
• After 40 Years, NYC Mob Atty McMahon Still Won't Back Down
• Lessons From 2020 Life Sciences Securities Class Actions
• Jeh Johnson Rips Trump, Allies For Capitol 'Insurrection'
• Toyota To Pay $180M Penalty For Clean Air Act Violations
• Simpson-Steered PE Shop Amasses $10.2B Across 2 Funds
• East Coast Coalition Sues EPA Over Air Plan Deadlines
• Importer Gets $2M Award OK'd In Snoop Dogg Cognac Fight
• Former Ballard Spahr Partner Joins Axinn's Antitrust Group
• Finance Company's Former Employees Sue For $7.9M In Pay
• New York City To End Trump Contracts After Capitol Invasion
• EPA Can't Sidestep Pesticide Allegations, 9th Circ. Says
• NYT, WSJ Win Access To Report Of IHS Doctor's Sex Abuse
• Ex-Davis Polk Atty Fined For Discovery Failures In Bias Suit
• Credit Suisse Seeks To Stop 'Do-Over' Signac Arbitration
• NYC Eatery Says Virus, NYU Dorm Flip Should Bar Eviction
• Reed Smith Nabs Freshfields Exec Compensation Partner
• NY COVID-19 Commercial Lease Decisions Lack Consistency
• Investor Suit Over Packing Cos.' $6.8B Merger Tossed
• Trump Extends 25 Temporary Bankruptcy Court Judgeships
• Alibaba Investors Seek Lead In Suits Over Ant's Halted IPO
• Federal Practice Takeaways From Spike Lee, Prince IP Ruling
• Leading NASA Scientist Cops To Lying About China Ties
• Simpson Thacher Steers Silver Lake Fund To $20B Close
• Brown Rudnick Adds Experienced Trial Atty As Partner In NY
• PBS Atty Loses Job For Anti-Trump Rhetoric On Video
• Keyword Searches To Improve Your Privilege Doc Review
• Ex-NYC Bar Diversity Chief Joins Sidley To Push Inclusion
• Baker McKenzie Adds Leading Transfer Pricing Adviser
• Tim Hortons Operator's Former CEO Sues To Duck Arbitration
• 2nd Circ. Upholds NY Cops' Loss Over Bribery Probe Firings
• Fintech Startup Sues VanEck Over Canceled Bitcoin ETF
• Gary Gensler Reportedly Tops Biden's List To Lead SEC
• Database Biz Cockroach's Funding Round Nabs $2B Valuation
• 8th Circ. Won't Let Firm Avoid Arbitrating Oil Spill Money Fight
• Fired Hispanic Workers Accuse NY Archdiocese Of Bias
• 22 AGs Back Planned Parenthood In 5th Circ. Abortion Suit
• Payments Co.'s Value Jumps To $15B With New Funds
• Investment Pro Lied To Raise $50M For Funds, Feds Say
• Cybersecurity Event-Driven Securities Litigation Has Arrived
• MetLife Escapes Investors' Annuity Reserve Fraud Claims
• NY Bill Would Pause Statutes Of Limitations Against Trump
• Wells Fargo To Pay $40M To Resolve Overbilling Suit
• Cantor Can't Slip Rival Broker's Poaching Suit In UK
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Ga. Judges Urged To Revive Suit Over Proskauer Tax Advice
• NY Judge Finds New Home At Firm After Forced Retirement
• Armstrong Teasdale Adds Ex-Assistant US Atty In New York
• Gibbons Hit With Malpractice Suit Over Debt Collection Advice
• ABA Approves Remote Practice, But Questions Remain
• Ex-Bryan Cave Litigator Joins Riley Safer In NY
• Judge Cancels 'Unilaterally Scheduled' Vedder Price Depo
• Feds Arrest Brooklyn Judge's Son Who Stormed US Capitol
• Ad Exec Calls Dotdash 'Misogynistic' In Pregnancy Bias Suit
• Ex-FDA Chief Getting Biden Admin. Post, Opioid Atty Says
• Jimi Hendrix's Brother, Niece Held In Contempt In TM Battle
• SPAC, Smart Window Co. Tap GIC For $200M To Back Tie-Up
• NY1 Female Reporters Settle Bias Suit With Charter
• Nigeria Again Targets Asset Manager In $10B Award Fight
• Sprint Inks $7.6M FLSA Suit Settlement With Retail Workers
• $1.9B Bondholders Fear Losing Citgo, Urge Circuit To Hurry
• Fired Worker Sues Firm For Gender Identity, Anti-Military Bias
• Avenatti Nike Sentencing Delayed Until May Over Virus Surge
• Donziger's Bid To Delay Trial 'Reluctantly' Granted
• Consumer Cries Foul Over 7-Eleven's Onion Snacks
• NCR Makes $1.74B Competing Offer For ATM Biz Cardtronics
• Justices Turn Away 7 More IP Cases, Split Arthrex Arguments
• NYC Bar Calls For Removing Trump After Capitol Riot
• Fallen Taxi Mogul Avoids Prison After Copping To Bribery
• Traders Seek Cert. In Louis Dreyfus Cotton Futures Row
• Keys To Creating Standout Law Firm Thought Leadership
• Fintech Valued At $1.5B After Iconiq Investment
• Withers Hires Legal Veteran For Employment Practice
• NY State Legislator Asks Appellate Division To Disbar Giuliani
• Reasons To Disclose 2020 Data When Selling Franchises
• PPP Enforcement Issues To Watch In 2021
• Garrett Motion, Honeywell Agree To $1.2B Ch. 11 Deal
• Suit Bites At Crest Toothpaste's Receding Gum Repair Claims
• DST Workers Settle ERISA Investment Suit For $79M
• Justices Nix 2nd Circ. Insider Trading Ruling After Bridgegate
• NY Bar Weighs Banning Giuliani For Inciting Violent Mob
• Judges On Race: The Power Of Discretion In Criminal Justice
• Top 5 Criminal Justice Reforms Advocates Want Under Biden
• Weinstein Accusers Voted For Ch. 11 Plan, Committee Says
• Hotelier Says Deutsche Tried Using Virus To 'Wrest Control'
• Memorial Sloan COVID-19 Cleaners Sue Over Wages
• Mexico Energy Co. Exec. Says Partners Pushed Him Out
• Judge Won't Block French Action On $2M Liquor Deal Award
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Refuse Rescue Of Post-Scandal Libor Suit
• NY Training School Can't Ditch OT Class Suit
• DOJ Asks Justices To Review Defunding Of 'Sanctuary' States
• Scrap Recycling Co. Challenges NLRB Ruling At DC Circ.
• Canada VoIP Biz Investors Blast $26M Merger Deal With Rival
• Shkreli Can't Pause Suit Pending Prison Release, Judge Says
• Keebler Cookie Maker Accused Of Fudging Labeling
• Seyfarth Guides Prudential's $38M Loan For Manhattan Tower
• 2 Decisions Reveal Key To Virus Insurance Coverage In NY
• Real Estate Rumors: CA Ventures, JLL, Target
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Cravath, Skadden
• Fur-Wearing 'Kid' At Capitol Takeover Is Brooklyn Judge's Son
• Cooley, Skadden Rep Cancer Biotech's $1.7B Go-Public Deal
• CBS Wants Fired Worker Held In Contempt Of Court
• Penn National Seeks Repayment In Philly Building Collapse
• 5 Attorney Business Development Tips For The New Year
• Deutsche Bank To Pay Over $130M For FCPA, Fraud Violations
• Virtual Courtrooms Prove To Be Both Curse And Blessing
• Major Takeaways From NY's New Anti-Eviction Law
• Fed. Circ. Judge Warns Of Danger From Inventor's 'Chutzpah'
• Purported Crypto Fraudster Should Pay $100M, CFTC Says
• Prosecutor Blesses Donziger's Bid To Delay Trial To May
• Brooklyn Building Owner Seeks Construction Injury Coverage
• NY Eatery Fighting Eviction Calls Times Square 'Ghost Town'
• The 26 Trump Judicial Picks Getting Left Behind
• Virtu Fights For $3.2M Fee Award Against Ex-Worker
• Garrett Motion Creditors Say Equity Group Should Cover Fees
• NY Bar Throws Support Behind Cuomo's Pot Legalization Plan
• How The Pandemic Took One Atty From Broadway To TikTok
• Acquitted Trader Can Use Some DOJ Evidence For Civil Case
• More Than 20 Firms Steered 2020's Largest Hospitality Deals
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Top NY Court Mulls Mike Bloomberg's Liability In Rape Suit
• Hand-Sanitizing Wipes Maker Sues EPA Over Recall Order
• Swedish Biotech Oasmia Settles Investor Claims For $2.4M
• Real Estate Rumors: Mill Creek, KPG, Atlantic Realty
• NY To Push Back On Efforts To Split Landmark Opioid Trial
• Russian Hacker Who Hit JPMorgan Gets 12 Years In Prison
• Curaleaf, Customer Agree To Drop TCPA Class Action
• ExxonMobil Aims To Sink 2nd Circ. Appeal Of $25M Award
• Trek Bicycle Sued Over Concussion-Preventing Helmets
• Cadwalader Doles Out End-Of-Year Bonuses, Back Pay
• Minimizing Disruption To Clients During Law Firm IT Upgrades
• TriZetto Says $855M Win In Trade Secrets Case Should Stand
• NY Lawmakers Float Bill To Allow Biometric Privacy Suits
• Pomerantz To Lead Investor Suit Against Brazilian Airline
• Internet Co. Seeks To Enforce $14.5M Award Against Indonesia
• NY Court Blasts County's Laser Tag Shutdown Amid Virus
• NY Gov. Floats Mobile Sports Betting Amid Virus' Budget Hit
• 2nd Circ. OKs NAACP's NY School District Voting Rights Win
• NYSE Backtracks And Again Plans To Delist Chinese Stocks
• Special Master Rips EEOC's Proposed Deal To End Bias Suit
• 2 Patent Litigators Depart Hunton For Haug Partners
• NYC Adds 'Just Cause' Protections For Fast Food Workers
• Avenatti's NY Stormy Daniels Case May Delay Calif. Trial
• More Than 20 Firms Guided The Top Real Estate Deals Of 2020
• Slack Hit With Shareholder Suit Over Salesforce Merger
• Real Estate Rumors: Ross, Magellan, East West Development
• Cuomo Aims To Legalize Cannabis In NY In 2021
• Online Travel Co. Says JetBlue Is Blocking Competition
• Nygard Atty Sees Media 'Lynch Mob' As Mogul Remains Jailed
• 'Walking Dead' Creator's AMC Audit Suit Heads To Trial
• Bribery Trial Highlights SEC's Focus On Gift Violations
• Federal Judge Triples Damages Kyrgyzstan Must Pay Firm
• NY Nine West Bankruptcy Decision Won't Chill Buyout Activity
• 2nd Circ. Sides With Omega In Battle Over Canal Street Fakes
• NY Airport Worker Health Care Bill Signed Into Law
• Levi & Korsinsky Leads Investors' Icahn Refinery Buyout Suit
• Tips For Drafting Effective Amicus Briefs
• Trump Slams Niece's 'Outlandish' Suit Over Family Inheritance
• Mars Hit With False Ad Suit Over 'Chocolate' Ice Cream Bars
• Fed. Circ. Wipes Out $8M Award In Phone Roaming IP Case
• Ex-WilmerHale Temp Says Agency 'Cooked' Case Jurisdiction
• NY Legislators Refile Bill To Legalize Cannabis
• NYPD Must Face Gay Ex-Cop's Bias Suit, Appeals Court Says
• Investors Say NJ Firm Snuck Off With $2.6M In Pot Profits
• 3 SPACs Go Public After Raising $525M Combined
• Groups Push FINRA To Bolster Broker Misconduct Rules
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Virus-Fighting Music Rules Lead To 'Bizarre' 2nd Circ. Appeal
• Garrett Motion Equity Group Seeks $2.5M In Investor Fees
• Nielsen Investors' GDPR Suit Mostly Survives Dismissal Bid
• NL Industries Can Pursue Coverage Of $102M Lead Paint Deal
• Wage Suit Claims NY Insurer Misclassified Workers
• Federal Judiciary Finds Its 1st Woman Leader In NY Judge
• Barclay Damon Elects Its 1st Female Managing Partner
• Four Ex-McKool Partners Launch Insurance Coverage Firm
• Investors Sue Russian Payments Co. Over Central Bank Fine
• Mayer Brown Adds 3 Partners In New York, Houston
• Real Estate Rumors: Lennar, Spear, Dominguez
• 5 Trends That Will Influence E-Discovery In 2021
• Paul Weiss Assists As Oak Hill Nabs $3.8B For PE Fund
• Latham Nabs Litigator From Hueston Hennigan
• State AGs Sue To Block OCC's 'True Lender' Rule
• Becker Scores Veteran Litigator With BigLaw Experience
• Trump's Move To Sanction ICC Officials On Hold, For Now
• Donziger Can't Ditch House Arrest Ahead Of Contempt Trial
• Ex-SEC Staffer Wins Sentencing Delay Over COVID-19 Fears
• Property Managers Seek Win In Evanston Coverage Suit
• Chipotle To Settle OT Suit Awaiting High Court Review
• Bondholders Can't Forge Ahead With Citgo Sale Yet
• Turner Wants Insurer To Cover Worker's Injury At Time Inc. HQ
• Blockchain Holds Potential For Commercial Real Estate
• OneBeacon Unit Needn't Defend NY Youth Club In Abuse Suit
• NY Ruling On Amazon's Seller Liability Is Good For Plaintiffs
• Lowey Dannenberg's Top Leader Resigns
• NY Elderly Judges In Limbo After Trial Court Win
• Liquor Co. Opposes Distributor 'End-Run' Around $2M Award
• NY Law Firm Wants Challenge To Virus Closures Revived
• How Relationship Partners Can Draft Winning RFP Responses
• Wage And Hour Cases To Watch in 2021
• Law Firm Merger Predictions For 2021
• Fintech Litigation To Watch In 2021
• Top 5 Considerations For Cannabis Franchising In 2021
• 2020 ERISA Litigation Trends Hint At What's Ahead This Year
• Trademark Law Trends To Follow In 2021
• New York Cases To Watch In 2021
• 65 Names To Watch When Biden Picks Circuit Judges
• 10 Areas Of Privacy Law That Look Ripe For Change In 2021
• Top 5 Immigration Cases To Watch In 2021
• White Collar Cases To Watch In 2021
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Cases To Watch In 2021
• 3 Areas Of Real Estate To Watch In 2021
• Real Estate Cases To Watch In 2021
• NY Real Estate Regulation And Legislation To Watch In 2021
• Mitigating IRS Cryptocurrency Enforcement Risk In 2021