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New York - February, 2021

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• 2nd Circ. Won't Bar Festival Co. From Selling 'Woodstock' Pot
• MultiPlan Investor Says Co. Lied About Revenue Drop
• NY Grocer Accused Of Stiffing Workers Out Of OT
• Chinese Generator Manufacturer Gets $2.4M Award OK'd
• Apparel Co. Says SEC's Accounting Case 'Utterly Fails'
• Wistful Trial Lawyers Miss The Jury Most Of All
• Agency Says Model's Unpaid-Wages Claim 'Defies Logic'
• Feds Drop 2nd Circ. Challenge Of Migratory Bird Protections
• Attys, Courts Set Scene For Phase 2 Of NY Anti-Eviction Law
• Real Estate Rumors: Northwind, Sapp's, Stock
• NLRB Judge Faults NYC Hotel For Unilateral Pillow Upgrade
• Fried Frank Real Estate Leader Sees A March Litigation Wave
• What Biden's Ethics Pledge Means For Gov't Revolving Door
• Seinfeld Wins Legal Fees After Beating 'Comedians' Case
• Barnes & Noble Will Pay $910K To End Cafe Workers' OT Suit
• PwC Paints Whistleblower As Disgruntled Worker At Trial
• Goldman Investors Urge High Court Not To Undo Class Cert.
• GPB Capital Sues Bank To Get Back Virus Relief, Loan Money
• Feds Ask 2nd Circ. To Block Report On IHS Doctor Abuse
• Red White & Bloom To Buy Acreage Florida Biz For $60M
• Ex-Suniva Owner On Hook For $26M From Loan Guaranty
• Punishing Bar Exam Policies On Menstrual Products Must Go
• Multistate Commission Bans Fracking In Del. River Basin
• Real Estate Rumors: Foundry, Gannett, United Development
• Apollo Stole Litigation Funder's Valuation Secrets, Suit Says
• Poker Pro Accused Of Threatening NY Gaming Commission
• IHS Markit Investors Want To Check Math On $44B S&P Merger
• Caplin Withdraws As Lead Counsel In $2.1B Danish Tax Row
• Manhattan DA Gets Trump Tax Docs In Criminal Probe
• Landlords' Suit Calls NY State Eviction Ban Unconstitutional
• Ex-PwC Worker Put In Hot Seat Over Rude Texts, Emails
• Vendor Loses Bid To Remake NRA Ch. 11 Creditor Group
• Ex-Goldman Sachs Atty Must Arbitrate Retaliation Claims
• Credit Firm Moves To Block Investor's Merger With Rival
• AT&T Should Qualify 'Best Network' Claim, Ad Watchdog Says
• Speedy Trial Rule Nixes Pot Bank Fraud Case, Court Told
• Toyota Stamps Out Bid To Unseal Ex-WilmerHale Temp's Case
• Ex-MGM, CBS Execs' 7th Blank-Check Co. Lands $1.5B In IPO
• Appeals Court Sides With Showtime In Cayuga 'Billions' Suit
• Rakoff Hits Ex-MiMedx Exec With 1 Year For Fraud Scheme
• Samsung Gets PTAB To Wipe Out 4 More NuCurrent Patents
• Real Estate Rumors: City National Bank, Silverstein, Perry
• Reps. Want To Add Lower Court Judges, But Divided On How
• Financial Institutions Must Prepare For Climate Regulations
• EPA Hazardous Pharma Waste Rule Has Wide Reach
• Judge OKs LSC Ch. 11 Plan With $8M Pension Deal
• NY Judge Slams Atty's 'Frivolous' Involuntary Servitude Claim
• 8 Firms Power $8B SPAC Deal For Indian Clean Energy Giant
• It's Time For Law Firms To Start Loving And Leveraging Data
• PwC 'Punished' Thorough Auditing, Whistleblower Testifies
• Minor Leaguers Pinch-Hit With New MLB Wage Complaints
• Latham Helps With $175M Loan For New York Casino
• Trial Of Brooklyn Judge Pushed Back Again Amid Pandemic
• New York Life Lends $303M To Client For Mortgage
• BigLaw Tactics Put Ch. 11 In Reach For Struggling Startup
• New Judgeships A Tall Order Despite Lawmakers' Interest
• Split 2nd Circ. Won't Revisit Ex-Felons' Hiring Bias Case
• Judge Again Slams 'Shocking' Slip-Ups In Iran Sanctions Case
• Real Estate Rumors: Alliance, Hertz Herson, Rex Discount
• Kirkland, White & Case Drive Home A-Rod's $500M SPAC
• 2nd Circ. Calls Skelos Jury Instruction Error Harmless
• Whole Foods Must Face Suit From NY Shopper Hit By Sign
• Unrepentant Ex-MiMedx CEO Gets 1 Year For Revenue Fraud
• 11th Circ. Says Stephen King Didn't Copy Comic Hero
• Keys To Protecting Clients During Law Firm Dissolution
• Bitfinex And Tether Settle NY Probe With $18.5M Fine And Ban
• Time For Federal Action To Ban Noncompetes
• Compliance Lessons From Toyota's Clean Air Act Settlement
• GTCR, Reverence Capital Ink $2B Deal For Wells Fargo Unit
• Atos Demands Excess Coverage For $854M Trade Secrets Suit
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• 9 Names To Watch As Biden Picks EDNY's Next Top Cop
• Knicks Owner Calls Ex-Player's Updated Assault Suit PR Stunt
• PwC Whistleblower Testifies About Cozy Auditing Practices
• PwC, Citi, Goldman Sachs Dodge Startup Stock-Drop Suit
• Insurer Says Construction Co. Owes Over $3.8M In Premiums
• Visa Says IPOs Doom Retailers' Swipe Fee Suits
• Cuomo Releases Changes To NY Pot Legalization Plan
• VC-Backed Startups Roblox And Oscar Health Ready Listings
• Attys Accused Of NYC Molotov Attack Get Plea Offers
• US Trustee Says No New Creditors For NRA Committee
• 2nd Circ. Backs NY's $255M Award Against Seneca Nation
• Sidley, Graubard Steer Fintech Co.'s Go-Public At $4.7B Value
• CBRE Pays $200M For Stake In Coworking Co. Industrious
• Garrett Motion, Equity Holders Head For Ch. 11 Plan Mediation
• 3 Firms Guide $5B LNG Shipment Biz's BlackRock Tie-Up
• When Domestic Securities Fall Outside Scope Of Federal Law
• 'Rocket Docket' For NYC Protesters Claiming Police Brutality
• 2nd Circ. Brady Ruling Highlights Use Of Classified Info Act
• Tea Mix Maker Ditches False Ad Suit Over Vanilla Label
• Manhattan DA Subpoenas NYC Tax Panel In Trump Probe
• Real Estate Rumors: Citi, Civic Builders, EastBanc
• Cyxtera Technologies To Go Public In $3.4B SPAC Merger
• NY AG Opioid Trial Gets March Start After COVID-19 Delays
• Grocery Chain's Ch. 11 Plan OK'd After $96M Sale To Acme
• How Case Management Orders Can Support New Attorneys
• CFPB, State AGs Sue Over Alleged Immigration Bond Scam
• Sullivan & Cromwell, Simpson Thacher Rep $7.6B Bank Deal
• Justices To Review Immigrant Wealth Test Again
• Justices Deny Trump Bid To Halt Vance Subpoena
• Weinstein Co. Says Ch. 11 Blocks Producer's Assault Claims
• Cancel $50K Of Student Debt Per Borrower, Dem. AGs Urge
• Ex-Eaze CEO Cops To Fraud In Marijuana Payments Case
• NY High Court Resolves Foreclosure Timeliness Issues
• Valentino's NY Landlord Sues For $207M Over Broken Lease
• 2nd Circ. Deep-Sixes Malpractice Suit Against Kenyon Firm
• Feds Face FOIA Suit Over Palantir's COVID-19 Data Platform
• Home Care Workers Can't Derail Union's Wage Arbitration
• CNN Beats Devin Nunes' $435M Defamation Suit For Good
• Baby Formula Device Claims Get Tossed By NY Federal Judge
• NY Town Says Saint-Gobain Can't Halt Tainted Water Class
• Citi's Loss Over $500M 'Blunder' Won't Be Easy To Shake
• 2nd Circ. Says It's Too Late To Revisit Windstream Vendor Pay
• A Chance To Address Carbon Reduction In NYC Office Leases
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, White & Case, Sidley
• Jones Day Adds Ex-Chief Of Staff For DOJ's Civil Rights Unit
• A Possible Solution To ERISA's Records Retention Burden
• Fixing Ch. 11 For Small Biz: The SBRA Is Working As Intended
• An In-House Counsel's Guide To Better Work Management
• Ex-Willkie Farr Atty Avoids Disbarment For 'Varsity Blues' Plea
• Political Donor Gets 12 Years After Hiding Foreign Agent Work
• NY Regulator Slams Facebook For Not Curbing Data Sharing
• Paul Weiss Atty Joins Manhattan DA For Trump Probe
• Huawei Argues For More Information In Sanctions Case
• DOJ Wants More Info On Salesforce's $27.7B Deal For Slack
• Sheppard Mullin Atty's Motion In Clif Bar Case Irks Judge
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Feds Say 'We Build The Wall' Funds Can't Cover Atty Fees
• Feds Arrest 6 In Catfishing, COVID-19 Fraud Enterprise
• 3 NY Attys Accused Of Teaching Asylum-Seekers To Lie
• Ex-WilmerHale Temp Says White House Atty Lied For Toyota
• 3 Firms Fuel $1.5B SPAC Deal For Satellite Imagery Co.
• Navient Calls For Dismissal Of 'Unsupported' Ch. 11 Filing
• Ex-SEC Chairman Jay Clayton Returns To Sullivan & Cromwell
• Avoiding Materially Adverse Conflicts After New ABA Opinion
• Evidence Backs NLRB Against NY Manufacturer, DC Circ. Told
• Cannabis Co. Helix Faces Investor Suit Over Proposed Merger
• Judge Asks DOJ To Probe Misconduct In Iran Sanctions Case
• Goldman, JP Morgan Prevail Over Aluminum Antitrust Claims
• OptumRx Worker Says Turning Down Exec Hurt Her Career
• 18 AGs, ACLU Back NJ Immigration Info-Sharing Limits
• Texas Judge Sends NRA Suit Against Ad Agency To Mediation
• NY AG, Feds Say Crypto Platform Sold Unregistered Securities
• Tinder Rival's Rhyming Name Too Close A Match For TTAB
• NY Beats Long Island Tribe Members In Fishing Rights Suit
• Amazon, Big 5 Publishers Hit With E-Book Antitrust Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Dermot, Mequity, Rosen
• Sackler Family Can't Keep Names Of Its Businesses Secret
• IHeartMedia Bolsters Ad Tech With $230M Deal
• The Future Of NYC Land Use And Affordable Housing
• Ex-Judge Rebuked For Intoxicated Punch Of Atty On Sidewalk
• UK Top Court Fraud Ruling Could Reshape Int'l Discovery
• Mastercard Unveils Card Linked To Bahamas' Digital Currency
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Shook Hardy Bolsters New NY Office With Partner Hire
• DC Circ. Judge Chides Atty's Sarcasm In NLRB Dispute
• NY AG Sues Amazon Over COVID-19 Worker Protections
• Calif., NY Lead Fight Over Vehicle Emissions Penalty Delay
• McKinsey's Opioid Woes Far From Over Despite $600M Deals
• SEC, Ripple Say No Settlement In Sight Over Token Sale Fight
• NFL Retirement Plan Tries To Dodge Suit Over Disability Cuts
• NY Regulator Warns Of 'Widespread' Data Breach Campaign
• USPS Must Face NYC's Suit Over Contraband Cigarettes
• BNP Paribas Can't Shed Sudan Refugees' Sanctions Suit
• Garrett Motion Favors Mediation Over Competing Ch. 11 Plans
• NYC Education Dept. Can't Dodge Teacher's Age Bias Suit
• Sales Rep Firm Sues Samsung Medical Unit Over Warranties
• Cuomo Says Social Equity At Center Of Pot Legalization Plan
• Sony Sued Over Alleged PlayStation Controller 'Drift' Defect
• 2nd Circ. Says NYC Can Release Cops' Discipline Records
• Accused PPP Fraudster Says Vaccine Hurdles Could Bias Jury
• 2 Ways Insurance Regulation Will Change Under Biden Admin.
• Chewy Accuses IBM Of Seeking 'Exorbitant' $36M For Patents
• US Legal System Can Benefit From Nonlawyer Ownership
• Landlord Slams Cinemex's Bid To Narrow $3M Judgment
• CORRECTION: Constellation Sued Over Corona Hard Seltzer
• Oilfield Co. Ex-CEO To Take Fraud Charges To Trial In October
• Ex-Treasury Senior Adviser Joins Cravath From Rival Firm
• Curaleaf Beats Investors' Stock-Drop Suit Over CBD Legality
• Levi & Korsinsky Can't Target Sex Bias Accuser For Disloyalty
• Citi Can't Recover Funds Sent In $900M Revlon Loan 'Blunder'
• Monitor Ordered For GPB Capital After $1.8B Fraud Charges
• Chase Settles Federal Housing Program Whistleblower Suit
• NY Court Revives Suit Over Botched Teeth Implants
• Ex-Brokers Settle With SEC In $22M Belize Airport Ponzi Row
• Auto Accessory Co. Sued Over 'Sham' Deer Whistles
• NY, Others Decry Texas' Bid To 'Hogtie' Immigration Policy
• Feds Plan To Charge Ex-CEO In Marijuana Bank Fraud Case
• Amazon Says NY AG Is Overstepping On Virus Oversight
• Feds Defend Robocall Ban's Constitutionality At 6th Circ.
• Judge Says Weinstein Brother Can't Dodge March Deposition
• Davis Polk, Skadden Steer Cannabis SPAC's $175M IPO
• Real Estate Rumors: WeWork, Abreu, Snowhook Capital
• King & Spalding, White & Case Rep $4B Sharecare-SPAC Deal
• IP Trial Could Happen 'On 24 Hours' Notice' Due To Pandemic
• Mobster's Solitary Confinement Not Torture, 2nd Circ. Holds
• CBS Escapes Ex-Radio Worker's Sexual Harassment Suit
• Advocating For Broad Brady Orders Under New Criminal Rule
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Cleary, Faegre
• Davis Polk, White & Case Steer SPAC Union For $2.4B Fintech
• Credit Suisse Pays $600M To Settle Toxic RMBS Case
• GOP Sens. Ask SEC To Scrap Nasdaq Diversity Plan
• Assessing Damages Theories In Recent Trade Secret Verdicts
• Urgent Care Co. Shirks Trans Job Applicant, Court Told
• Zoom Hearings Reveal Dogged Pursuit Of Justice. Cats Too.
• Fox News Hosts Aim To Escape $2.7B Defamation Case
• Greenberg Traurig Taps Dentons Atty For NY Bankruptcy Work
• SEC Pans Fugitive CEO's 'Straw-Man' Effort To Depose Attys
• Employment Cases Rebound After 6-Month Lag
• Huawei Says Feds Are Withholding Exculpatory Evidence
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Retirement Savings Fintech Receives $12.5M Capital Infusion
• Diddy Seeks To Stop Fashion Co.'s Use Of 'Vote Or Die' Slogan
• Building A Law Firm Knowledge Bank For Thought Leadership
• COVID Construction Files: JDS' New York Building
• Insurer, Brokers Prevail In Cinema's COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Groups Say EPA Must Push States To Cut Methane Emissions
• Next SDNY White Collar Trial Before, You Guessed It, Rakoff
• Top NY Court Says Mike Bloomberg Not Liable In Rape Suit
• Takeaways From Early NY Tuition Refund Rulings
• NYC Mayor's Unpaid Kramer Levin Tab Raises Ethics Worries
• Apollo-Backed Co. Joins SPAC Wave With Upsized $600M IPO
• Biden's Clean Energy Push Has Wind Industry Thinking Big
• Advocates Say EPA Missing Ozone Deadlines In Major Cities
• GPB Capital Exec Pleads Not Guilty In $1.8B Fraud Case
• NRA Delays Ch. 11 Matters To Allow Committee To Catch Up
• NY Judge Won't Let Google Duck 2nd IP Suit Over Street View
• Native American Prof. Hits NY College With Discrimination Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Accesso Services, Valentino, Specialized
• House, Senate Bullish On Allocating Fresh Broadband Funds
• Cos. Should Keep A Close Watch On SIGPR Enforcement
• 3 Names To Watch As Biden Mulls Next SDNY Top Prosecutor
• Blank-Check Merger Values Genomic, Patient Data Biz At $2B
• Mashable Settles Copyright Fight Over Instagram Embeds
• Let's Emerge From The Pandemic As Legal Innovators
• NY Senate OKs Bill Tolling Statutes Of Limitations On Trump
• Jenner & Block Adds New Co-Chair To Its Media Practice
• Cos. Seek To Exit NYPD Off-Duty Pay Fight
• King & Spalding Guides Bank OZK's $70M Manhattan Loan
• DOL Plans To Repeal Bias Carveout For Religious Contractors
• Gibson Dunn Wants Investment Co. To Pay Nearly $1M In Fees
• Traders' Fine Upped To $7.5M Following High Court Precedent
• Winston & Strawn Launches Energy & Infrastructure Group
• Burger King Franchisee Taps Ex-Barington Capital Atty As GC
• Nasdaq, NYSE Challenge New SEC Stock Price Data Rules
• LA-Area Atty Indicted In $4.5M Investment Fraud Scheme
• AbbVie, Others Move To End Generic Bystolic Antitrust Claims
• Models Score 2nd Circ. Win In Fight Over Strip Club Ads
• NY Regulator Encourages Banks To Fund Climate Resilience
• Con Man Can't Get Redo In $43M Tribal Bond Conviction
• NY Guidelines May Boost Cyber Insurance Market's Resilience
• Student Loan Borrowers Press For Navient Bankruptcy
• NY AG Wants Feds To Ensure Baby Food Safety As Suits Grow
• Ex-HSBC Banker Can't Skip Prison, But Wins Vaccine Delay
• Former GPB Capital CEO Denies Alleged Role In $1.8B Fraud
• NY Legal Services Support Staff Strike For Higher Pay
• Greenberg Leads Appgate In Merger To Go Public
• Insurer Sues NYC Luxury Hotelier To Duck Covering COVID-19
• DOJ Asks Trump-Appointed US Attorneys To Step Down
• Apollo To Make An Up To $470M Investment In Health Care Biz
• NYC Anti-Eviction Forms Slow To Roll In, Stirring Unease
• Kirkland, Wilson Sonsini Guide Deal Forming $1.3B Biotech
• A Road Map For US Involvement In Europe's Cum-Ex Probe
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• 2nd Circ. Says No 2nd Shot For Milberg In $12M Fee Dispute
• Anticipating Predictive Analytics' Potential Uses In Litigation
• Fox News Wants $2.7B Voting Fraud Defamation Case Tossed
• NY Mitsubishi Dealership Settles EEOC Harassment Suit
• How CFPB Earned Wage Access Order Benefits Fintech Cos.
• Novelion Therapeutics Seeks Ch. 15 To Wind Up Liquidation
• Hyzon Motors Valued At $2.7B In SPAC Deal Driven By 3 Firms
• NY Agency Sued For $961M Over Cuomo Bridge Costs
• NY Court Revives Botched Cervical Fusion Surgeries Suit
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of PayPal Negligence Suit
• Investment Co. Claims Fund Is Trying To Extort Weed Shares
• 2nd Circ. Says Cig. Law Appeal 'Fails The Rational Bias Test'
• National Securities Settles Former Exec's Whistleblower Suit
• AT&T Unit Says Town's Tower Denial Hurts 911 Access
• NRA Board Member Calls For Examiner In Ch. 11 Case
• Real Estate Rumors: Kane Kessler, Related, Dwight Capital
• DA's Manafort Appeal Won't Get NY High Court Review
• This Black History Month, Law Firms Should Challenge Norms
• 2nd Circ. Backs Toss Of Hunter College Prof's Race Bias Suit
• Ex-SEIU Fund Worker Says Manager Made Racist Comments
• NY Judge Quits After Admitting To Keying Local Official's Car
• 2 Firms Guide Blank-Check Co.'s $1B Tripled Offering Plans
• Giuliani-Linked Businessman Gets 1 Year For $2.3M Fraud
• Gerber, Beech-Nut Baby Food Contain Toxic Metals, Suits Say
• Financial Services Co. Boss Gets 2 Years For $4.4M Fraud
• Security For Shipping Dispute Improper, Coal Co. Says
• NYDFS Calls For Nonbank Community Lending Requirements
• Dems Reintroduce National Paid Leave Proposal
• 2nd Circ. Says Judges Can Order Public Posting Of FOIA Docs
• Fogo De Chao Gets Illegal Tip Pool Claims Moved To Texas
• 4 Takeaways For States From 1st Circ. Wire Act Lottery Ruling
• NFL Sued Over Int'l Crash Of 2020 Super Bowl Live Stream
• Westside Market Stiffs Workers Out Of Pay, Suit Says
• Trio Of Fintech-Focused SPACs Raise $895M Total In IPOs
• Insurer Owes Olin $25M In Cleanup Fight's 'Last Chapter'
• Real Estate Rumors: Bank OZK, Sundaram Tagore, CC Homes
• Akin Gump Partner Tapped As Bankruptcy Judge In SDNY
• Montgomery McCracken Adds New Litigation Vice Chair In NY
• Judges On Race
• 2nd Circ. Freezes Cases Targeting Trump's 'Conscience Rule'
• Law Firm Penalties On Departing Partners Just Got Riskier
• Cohen Ziffer Adds Ex-Hoguet Partner To Insurance Practice
• Nygard Denied Bail, To Remain Jailed In US Sex-Abuse Case
• Luckin Coffee Seeks Ch. 15 Protection In New York
• #MeToo, BLM's Rise Prompts Littler Lawyer's Jump To Wigdor
• CBD Product Maker Can't Escape Suit Over Broken Deal
• McKinsey Deal Renews Friction Among AGs And Opioid Attys
• Fox News, Others Hit With Voting Co.'s $2.7B Defamation Suit
• NY Trooper Says New Moms In State Police Get Short Shrift
• Glass Co.'s Parent Asks Out Of Tornado Insurance Dispute
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Sidley Adds Ex-Skadden Insurance, Reinsurance Atty In NY
• NY Regulator Wants Insurers To Clamp Down On Cyber Risk
• FedEx Beats Investors' Cyberattack Suit For Good
• NYC Council Speaker Calls On DHS To Fire ICE Field Director
• Assistant US Attorney To Join Manhattan Bankruptcy Bench
• New York Life Loans $66M For Colorado Apartment Complex
• Real Estate Rumors: Related, LIM College, Angelo Gordon
• NY Hilton Hotel, Union Settle COVID-19 Severance Suit
• Developer Accused Of $4.6M Fraud In 4th Investor Suit
• Former Patients Say Rockefeller U. Knew About Sex Abuse
• Bitcoin Agent Avoids Prison For Lying To Get $3.25M Payment
• Diddy Says Sean John's New Owner Violated Publicity Rights
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive General Electric ERISA Suit
• GPB Capital Founder, 2 Others Charged With $1.8B Fraud
• Vinson Snags 6 From Wilson Sonsini For Its Renewables Team
• NJ Case Has Lessons On Arbitration Clauses In Atty Retainers
• SEC Sues Giuliani Associates Over 'Fraud Guarantee' Scheme
• McKinsey To Pay $573M To Settle Opioid Marketing Claims
• Donziger To Judge: Don't Call Private Prosecutor 'Gov't'
• NY Judge Again Nixes Papa John's Investors' #MeToo Suit
• Dave & Buster's Sues Cuomo Over Arcade Shutdowns
• Advocates Sue CBP For Access To Migrant 911 Call Data
• NY Ordered To Release COVID-19 Nursing Home Death Data
• Cleary Gottlieb Adds Benefits, Executive Comp Partner In NY
• 5 Firms Guide Electric Vehicle Biz's Go-Public At $3.1B Value
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Investor Suit Over GE Turbine Flaw
• Justices Should Revisit 2nd Circ. Theory In NCAA Bribe Case
• It's Time For The SEC To Overhaul Cryptocurrency Regulation
• PE Firm Lands $2.75B For 2nd Middle Market-Focused Fund
• Ex-BigLaw Bankruptcy Atty Pleads Guilty In Extortion Rap
• Real Estate Rumors: Aria, Skyler, Terra
• Hagens Berman, Pomerantz Vie To Lead Pebble Mine Suit
• 3 Firms Guide Payoneer's SPAC Go-Public At $3.3B Value
• Santander Biased Against Working Mothers, Suit Says
• Tips For Protecting Privilege When Working With Outside PR
• Amazon Can't Beat NLRB Subpoena In Walkout Suit
• Gerard Fox Sues To Fight Ex-Partner's Bonus Demands
• FINRA Should Limit Brokerages' Post-Arbitration Appeals
• 3 Procurement Priorities For Law Firms In Uncertain Times
• Tyson Hit With Investor Suit Over Lackluster Virus Response
• DOJ, SEC Urge High Court To Vacate Goldman Cert. Decision
• Anderson Kill Promotes 3 Insurance Attys To Shareholders
• Whole Foods Must Face Trimmed Cracker False Ad Suit
• Use Of 'Hackable' Devices By NY Courts Raises Alarms
• NY Court Partly Reinstates Slashed $6M Harassment Award
• NewLink Inks $13.5M Deal In Investor Suit Over Cancer Drug
• 'Shameless' Crimes In Giuliani-Linked Case Merit Jail, US Says
• FTC Deal With Photo App May Signal More Biometric Scrutiny
• Fried Frank, Skadden Guide $190M Nasdaq Divestiture
• Bankruptcy Ruling Highlights Longer Lookback Trend
• Robbins Geller Seeks $23M Cut Of $84M MetLife Investor Deal
• Icahn Cos. Sue Insurers To Cover Refinery Buyout Suit
• Ex-Partner Says Wall Street CEO Ousted Women, Minorities
• States Tell 6th Circ. Robocall Ban Was Never Unenforceable
• Boies Schiller Subleases NY, Calif. Offices To Kasowitz Spinoff
• Ropes & Gray-Led Kohlberg & Co.'s Latest Fund Lands $3.4B
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Pa. Firm Says Case Bonuses Aren't Owed To Atty After Firing
• UK Is Proof Nonlawyer Ownership Threatens Legal Profession
• Arnold & Porter Nabs Ex-Jones Day Capital Markets Pro
• DOJ Slams 'Paltry' Extra Discovery Allowance In Google Case
• Calif. Crypto Promoter Accused Of $11M Fraud
• GE Investors Can't Revive Trimmed Claims After 6th Attempt
• Ex-Davis Polk Atty Narrowly Evades Sanctions Bid In Bias Suit
• Insurer Freed From Covering Tattoo Supply Co.'s Injury Suit
• Lawsuits Mount As Robinhood Eases Trading Restrictions
• Bankruptcy Court Won't Unwind American Airlines Deal
• Milberg Asks 2nd Circ. For 2nd Chance In $12M Fee Dispute
• 2nd Circ. Judge Chin Leaving Seat, Along With Pa. Trial Judge
• Real Estate Rumors: Comerica Bank, Thor, Prologis
• Con Man's New Trial Bid Looks Doomed In 2nd Circ.
• Purdue Sues In Ch. 11 To Access $3.3B Insurance Funds
• NY Merger Ruling Offers Costly Lesson On Vague R&W Terms
• CFTC Sues Trader For Alleged Swap Price Manipulation
• Arnold & Porter, Skadden Rep $2B Wheels Up Go-Public Deal
• Rubik's Cube Trade Dress Battle Likely Headed To Trial
• 2nd Circ. Says Public Can Access Juveniles Files, Hearings
• Rivkin Radler Adds Ex-NY Medicaid Regulator As Partner
• Shearman Arbitration Heads Depart With 6 To Start New Firm
• 2nd Circ. Hands American Air Win In Pilot Seniority Perks Suit
• Remote Bar Exams Pose New Learning Disability Challenges
• Google To Pay $3.8M To Resolve DOL Hiring, Pay Bias Probes
• Pulling Up Stakes: Proskauer, Latham, Milbank