New York Archive » April, 2021

New York - April, 2021

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• NY Panel Sustains 1933 Act Claims For 1st Time Post-Cyan
• 2nd Circ. Told Revlon Lenders' Citi Win 'Wrong As It Sounds'
• Robbins Geller, Pomerantz To Lead AstraZeneca Investor Suit
• Block & Leviton Will Lead Investor Suit Against Bit Digital
• Steinmetz Link To Failed Mining Project To Be Probed In NY
• Pot Co.'s $42M NY Greenhouse Buy Steered By 2 Firms
• 2nd Circ. Calls Timeout On NCAA Hoops Bribery Convictions
• ICE Ordered To Hand Over Crime Victims Office Docs
• PE Firm Says 2nd Circ. Was Wrong To Enforce $1M Award
• COVID Eviction Bans May Not Continue To Survive In Court
• Insurers Say Trade Show Co.'s $100M Virus Suit Belongs In NY
• Milbank Helps With $101M Pimco Loan For New York Property
• Latham, Simpson Thacher Rep $5.8B Nestlé Vitamins Buy
• What NYC Climate Case Dismissal Means For Baltimore Suit
• Reverse-Mortgage Millionaire Guilty Of Massive Debt Fraud
• Willkie Nabs 4 Mayer Brown Insurance Attys In Calif., NY
• Met Opera Union Wants Arbitration Vacated In Streaming Row
• Broadband Trade Groups Sue NY Over $15 Internet Mandate
• Harvey Weinstein's LA Extradition Stalled By Bad Paperwork
• Judge Won't Scrub Comments About Atty From GM MDL
• CBD Co. Hit With $12M Fraud Suit Over Failed Biz Transaction
• Hedge Fund Seeks To Nix Kazakhstan Fraud Suit Over $506M
• Bankruptcy Watchdog Bares Teeth At BigLaw In Purdue Ch. 11
• LaPierre Says NRA Has Fixed Financial Procedure Problems
• Ship Owner Says Fla. Wheat Dealer Owes $2M In Arb. Fight
• IP Forecast: PTAB Fee Bias Claims & Uggs At The Fed. Circ.
• Giuliani Raid Tees Up Major Test For Emboldened DOJ Unit
• Atty Slams Weinstein Victim Bid For Ch. 11 Fees As 'Front'
• Steinmetz Cos. Want No Sanctions In $10B Fight With Soros
• 2nd Circ. Revives Challenge To Nursing Home Inspection Rule
• Peloton Investors File Latest Suit Over Treadmill Risks
• Maxwell Judge Wants More Info In Scrap Over Legal Papers
• NY AG Probes Baby Food Cos. Over Arsenic In Rice Cereal
• 'Missing' Atty Forged Mom's Signature For Cash, Court Told
• Wilson Sonsini Steers Fintech Paxos In $300M Funding Round
• 9th Circ. Orders EPA To Ban Pesticide Or Find It Safe For Kids
• NYC Demands $150M From Chipotle Over Worker Schedules
• 2nd Circ. Wants To Know If Google Ruling Alters Warhol Case
• Union Says CBS Defied Subpoena In Misconduct Arbitration
• Bibox Token Buyer Pushes To Revive State Law Claims
• 11th Circ. Affirms Tossing Of Defamation Suit Against Fla. Bar
• Sens. Press NLRB GC Pick On Robb Firing, Key Labor Issues
• Norton Rose Names New Heads Of Corporate, Finance
• MLB Ump Says Small Minority Pool Can't Nix Race Bias Suit
• Ga. Author Can't Bring Sony Copyright Suit In Home State
• 3 Firms Give Up $1M In Fees From Purdue Ch. 11
• NY, Del. Judges Take Brunt Of 3-Year Rise In Securities Filings
• 2nd Circ. Trims Harvard Grad's Disability Suit Over Bar Exam
• Ex-Katten Atty Caught In Shkreli Fraud Gives Up Law License
• Ex-NY Courts Worker Guilty of Threats To Kill AOC, Pelosi
• Former Brooklyn Carpenters Union Leader Convicted Of Fraud
• Investors Withdraw Slew Of Suits Against Crypto Companies
• Cornell Workers Ask 2nd Circ. To Revive ERISA Class Action
• Long Island Diocese Accused Of Shielding Info In Ch. 11
• Donziger Prosecutors Say Contempt Case Isn't 'Vindictive'
• Hertz Wants $23M Coverage Suit For SEC Probe Revived
• DOJ Ends Trump-Era Grant Limitations On Sanctuary Cities
• 3 Firms Guide Billionaire Investors' Buy Of Pot Growhouse Co.
• Teary Ex-CEO Tells Jury Mortgage Co.'s Failure Not His Fault
• Montgomery McCracken Tells 2nd Circ. Malpractice Suit Is Old
• NY Regulator Says SolarWinds Cyberattack A 'Wake-Up Call'
• Feds Raid Giuliani's Apartment In Escalation Of Ukraine Probe
• Leviton Gets New Patent Trial After Judge Cops To Error
• Ex-NY AG Gets 1-Year Law Suspension After Admitting Abuse
• Indivior Finalizes $300M Deal To End Suboxone Cases
• Fortress Calls Apple's IP Scheme Claims Mere 'Speculation'
• Indian Travel Co. Hit With $39M Arbitral Award Suit In NY
• House Dems Urge AG Garland To Intervene In Donziger Case
• Sears Still $81M Short Of Covering Post-Ch. 11 Claims
• Angola, GE Say $1.1B Power Plant Fight Doesn't Belong In US
• Credit Suisse Faces Revived Claims Over Inverse VIX Crash
• Hedgeye Says Ex-Managing Director Stole Trade Secrets
• Laws Favor NYC Tenants' Discovery In Rent Overcharge Suits
• Ex-NFLer Nabbed In Drug Sting During House Arrest For Fraud
• Real Estate Rumors: Bank OZK, Rimadesio, BTI Partners
• How SPACs Can Avoid Failed China Reverse Mergers 2.0
• Newborn Opioid Victim Group Says Purdue Docs Lack Info
• Sidley Hires DLA Piper's Global Restructuring Co-Chair
• Home Care Co. Says Sanctions Unwarranted In Forgery Fight
• Panda Express Sues Marketer Over Rival 'Panda' Websites
• Greenspoon Marder Adds Partner To Work In NY, Miami
• FisherBroyles Adds Ex-Holland & Knight Real Estate Atty
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Colgate Urges 2nd Circ. To Reverse $300M ERISA Suit Loss
• Mobile Banking Startup Raises $220M At $2.2B Valuation
• Ex-Obama Adviser Charged With Charter School Fraud
• The Pandemic's Bright Spots For Lawyers Who Are Parents
• Meet The Attorneys In Yale Affirmative Action Suit
• CBD Co. Dodges Counterclaims From Ex-Consultant, For Now
• Huawei Cleared Over Info-Sharing With Fugitive CFO
• Photog Says NY Post Fired Him Over Virus PPE Complaint
• Justices Won't Weigh In On NYC Tour Bus Antitrust Case
• White Claw Maker Splashes Rival With TM Suit
• Spirit, Customers Spar Over Bag-Fee Fraud Claims
• 2nd Circ. Clarifies Data Breach Injury Standing Threshold
• AGs Urge Congress To Void Trump Methane Rule Rollback
• Latham, Skadden Steer IPO For Ex-Apple Chief's Marketing Biz
• Fla. Hedge Funder Charged With $40M Fraud
• Colgate Consumers Win Cert. In Deodorant False Ad Suit
• Avoiding Litigation Risks As SPAC Popularity Explodes
• NY Bill Would Extend Eviction Protections Through August
• Century 21 Department Store To Have Post-Ch. 11 'Rebirth'
• Wachtell, S&C Direct $7B Deal For Specialty Chemicals Co. 
• 2 Firms Guide $2.6B New York, Midwest Bank Merger
• 2nd Circ. Judge Eyes Independent Psych Test For Maxwell
• NLRB Defends Finding Paving Co. Illegally Shifted Union Work
• High Court Won't Take Up WWE Concussion Case
• Seneca Nation Says DOI Doubts Sink NY Gambling Payments
• 'Deflategate' Turns 5: How NFL Discipline Has Evolved
• US Seizes Oil Tanker That Helped N. Korea Evade Sanctions
• NY Federal Courts Proving Tough Venue For Policyholders
• Albany Judge Resigns Amid Ethics Probe, Attacks Watchdog
• OCC Greenlights Crypto Co. Paxos' Federal Banking Charter
• Aeromexico Wants To Cut $800M From Pre-Ch. 11 Boeing Deal
• Ghislaine Maxwell Denies Sex Trafficking Charges
• Warhol Foundation Asks 2nd Circ. To Nix Fair Use Ruling
• Canadian Pot Co. Says Accounting 'Error' Doesn't Prove Fraud
• Greenberg Traurig Nabs Simpson Thacher M&A Atty In NY
• NRA Board Meeting Raises Red Flag At Ch. 11 Trial
• AGs, FTC Say Facebook Must Plan For Discovery Now
• Ex-Berg & Androphy Paralegal Slams Bid To Toss Bias Suit
• Garrett Motion's Honeywell Deal Gets Ch. 11 Plan Nod
• Socially Conscious Blank-Check Co. Files For $250M IPO
• Health Hires: Nelson Mullins, Holmusk, Eledon
• No Discovery For Now In Crypto Co.'s Beef With Ellenoff Firm
• Dr. Luke Not 'Public Figure' In Kesha Case, NY Court Says
• Revise Mansfield Diversity Mandates To Also Benefit Veterans
• 2nd Circ. Skeptical Of NLRB In ADT 6-Day Workweek Case
• Hotels Face Uneven Odds Of Surviving The Pandemic
• IP Forecast: Supercell Preps For Another Clash With Gree
• Deutsche Bank Seeks Sanctions For Atty's 'Egregious' Scam
• NY Church Tells 2nd Circ. Bankruptcy Trustee Out Of Bounds
• FTC Lacks Facts For Antitrust Claims, Facebook Says
• ING Loses Dismissal Bid In Suits Over Shippers' Fuel Debts
• NYC's Fair Workweek Law Survives Biz Groups' Challenge
• NY Rent Relief Yet To Drop As Eviction Law Winds Down
• NLRB Judge Says Rehab Co. Illegally Fired, Spied On Workers
• AGs To Fill Void As Justices Say FTC Can't Impose Restitution
• NYC Councilman Cops To Tax Fraud, Aims To Complete Term
• Apple Bank Seeks $27.5M In Charter Plane Financing Dispute
• Ex-CBS Worker Blames Atty For Missing Docs In Bias Dispute
• ICE Must Hand Over Alternatives To Detention Records
• 5 Legal Issues Facing Electric Vehicle Charging Projects
• 2nd Circ. Won't Nix Cessna's $51M Arb. Win Against UAE Co.
• 3 Accused Of Running $14M COVID-19 Business Loan Scam
• NYC Suit Says Energy Cos. Duped Consumers On Climate
• 3 Firms Steer Deluxe's $960M Purchase Of Pay Processing Co.
• Practical Considerations For NY Cannabis Licensing
• Carlyle's AlpInvest Grabs $3.5B For 8th Co-Investment Fund
• NYC Fast Food Worker Protections May Portend 'At Will' Shift
• Akin Gump Adds Ex-Schulte Roth Hedge Funds Atty In NY
• Solar Tracking Co. Hit With $133M IP Suit Days Shy Of IPO
• SEC Taps Paul Weiss Partner To Lead Enforcement Division
• NY Birth Injury Rulings Show Medical Fund Is Working
• SEC Says Ripple Aims To 'Harass' In Latest Discovery Dustup
• Donziger's Bid For Cameras In Trial Thwarted Again
• Hedge Fund Cites Arbitration Clause In $506M Award Fight
• Geico Customers Sue Over Driver's License Data Breach
• NRA Exec Says Board To Meet Soon On Ch. 11 Reorg Plan
• Anti-Travel Ban Bills Pass House, Head To Uncertain Senate
• Data Management Biz Lands $120M In Series D Funding
• Cooley-Led Workplace Software Firm Leads Trio Of Tech IPOs
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Kodak Claims After Ch. 11 Discharge
• Insurer Wins Suit Against Atty Who Took Data To Next Job
• Sidley Adds 2 Executive Comp Partners To Growing NY Office
• Mich. Pandemic Rent Ruling Is A Critical Win For Tenants
• Crypto Bills Show Consensus On Need For Federal Oversight
• Ex-Nomura Trader Tells 2nd Circ. He Had No Intent To Harm
• NY Marijuana Regulation And Taxation Act To Focus On Equity
• 2nd Circ. Ruling May Stifle Student Loan Discharge Flexibility
• Daily Mail Publisher Hits Google With Antitrust Suit
• Blue Diamond Yogurt Buyers Ink $2.6M Deal In Labeling Suit
• TriZetto's $570M Punitive Damage Win Excessive, Judge Says
• Judge Backs Rehiring Worker Accused Of FMLA-Leave Abuse
• NY Hotel Scores Win In Ex-Worker's Bias Suit
• NRA Board Member Calls Leadership A 'Trainwreck'
• Morningstar Says SEC Oversteps Its Authority In Ratings Suit
• NY Court Admins Sue Union Boss As Chief Judge Faces Depo
• Real Estate Rumors: LG, Robinson Weeks, Life Time
• 1st Fla. Climate Change Suit May Be Just The Beginning
• Anti-Travel Ban, Access To Counsel Bills Get Biden's Backing
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Off-Label Ad Suit Against Taro
• Fintech Entrepreneur Cops To Fraud In Pandemic Relief Rap
• E-Commerce Investor Valued At Nearly $2B In Funding Round
• NY Bills Would Curb No-Poach And No-Rehire Pacts
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Bankruptcy Litigation Could See More Third-Party Funding
• Court TV Sued By Rival Over Alleged False Advertising
• BHP, Vale-Owned Mineral Co. Files Ch. 15 For $9B Debt Reorg
• Donziger Protests Order Refusing To Televise His Case
• Project Veritas Founder Sues Twitter For Defamation After Ban
• Shoe Shiners Claim Boss Called Cops Over Pay Lawsuit
• Forum-Shopping Question On Hold In $1.1B Power Plant Fight
• R. Kelly Associate Cops To Torching SUV Tied To Accuser
• NY Town Says It Has Right To Deny App For Ugly Antennas
• AGs Say Joint Employer Rule Hurts Workers, Subverts FLSA
• NY Hikes Taxes On Businesses, Wealthy In $212B Budget
• Webster, Sterling Bancorp Ink $10.3B Deal Led By 3 Firms
• Paul Weiss Reps Mastercard's $850M Digital Security Co. Buy
• Crypto Buyer's Claims Against Bibox Came Too Late
• Investors Sue Credit Suisse Over Greensill, Archegos Fiascos
• NY Judge Won't Toss Attys Over Class Action Soliciting
• Ex-Atty Gets 4 Years For Stealing From 9/11 Responder Friend
• All NY Judges, Staff Must Return To Courthouses Next Month
• High Court Sidesteps Autodialer Cases After Facebook Ruling
• Importer Fined $3.7M Over Misidentified Coaxial Cables
• Justices To Decide If Defendants Can Invite Barred Evidence
• Justices Won't Review Tribune Media Ch. 11 Clawback Case
• States Must Factor Race In COVID-19 Vaccine Prioritization
• SDNY Judge Refuses To Toss Ghislaine Maxwell Indictment
• NRA Ad Agency Says It Handled Executives' Expenses
• Businessman Avoids Prison For Petroecuador Bribes
• China Bank Unit Faces Ponzi Scheme Suit Over $46.5M Loss
• Ex-Katten Atty's Retirement Accounts Can Be Garnished
• Frontier Clears Final Hurdle, Prepares To Exit Bankruptcy
• 11th Circ. Affirms Gizmodo Win In Ex-Trump Aide's Libel Suit
• Quinn Emanuel, Other Firms Sue MiMedx Over Legal Fees
• Law360's Guide To Biden's Judicial Picks
• Sills Cummis Steers $104M Loan For Manhattan Building
• NY Fed. Judge Won't Release Hoops Trial Docs For Civil Suit
• Skadden-Led Website Biz Squarespace Files Direct Listing
• Kossoff PLLC Attys Resign Amid Firm's Mounting Legal Woes
• Interior Design Co. Employees Settle Pregnancy Bias Suit
• NY Court Won't Take Space Needle's Policy Suit From Wash.
• Ex-CEO Of Vet Center Says Calling Out Bias Cost Him Job
• 3 Ways The Pandemic Is Reshaping Commercial Real Estate
• Prepare For Global Collaboration In Crypto Tax Enforcement
• Feds Say Ex-Atty's Lies In GM Settlement Scam Merit Prison
• Why The Future Law Firm Model Is Industry-Based Offerings
• FINRA Fines Trading Firm $250K For Alleged AML Failures
• Real Estate Rumors: Monroe, Empire State College, Melo
• Donziger Wants His Trial Televised, Citing Chauvin Case
• YRC Inks $2.1M Deal To End Investors' DOD Overcharge Suit
• Ex-NY Judge Claims Movers Demanded 'Ransom' For His Stuff
• 'Thumbs Up': Regulators Back Push For Legacy Libor Fix
• Arbitrators Should Be Able To Correct Mistakes, Report Finds
• Pharma Co. Says PE Firm Owes $6.7M After Merger
• IP Forecast: Ferring, Lupin To Face Off In Clenpiq Patent Trial
• Feds Say Huawei Defied Order, Shared Info With Fugitive CFO
• 4 Lingering Questions As NY Launches Mobile Sports Betting
• Insurer Prevails In NY Casino Owner's Virus Coverage Suit
• Ex-Salvadoran Soccer Boss Out On Bail After Months In Jail
• Investment Firms Illegally Killed Gas Plant Contract, Suit Says
• NY Officials Reach Deal On Nuke Plant Decommissioning
• Gov't Contractor Says AIG Unit Owes $3M For Navy Base Work
• Ex-Braskem CEO Cops To Petrobras Bribery Charges
• Real Estate Rumors: Carlyle, Aldi, Arena Capital
• NY Pot-Potency Tax Raises Compliance, Complexity Concerns
• SEC's Ex-Acting Enforcement Director Joins Simpson Thacher
• Simpson Thacher Steers Brightstar To $1.27B PE Fund Close
• TransPerfect Ducks Ross Aronstam's Sanctions Bid In Del.
• Dems Launch Long-Shot Effort To Expand Supreme Court
• Wachtell, Dentons Steer Deal For $20B Grocery-Focused REIT
• Recidivist Going By 'Richard Richman' Charged With Fraud
• Ohio Justices Will Answer COVID-19 Coverage Dispute Query
• Ill., Fla. AGs Can Intervene Over 'Unfair' $31M Keurig Deal
• NY Law Mandates All ISPs Offer $15 Low-Income Web Plans
• Fired Atty 'Lucky' To Get Reduced Fees In GM Ignition MDL
• Ex-Deutsche Traders Urge 2nd Circ. To Nix Libor Convictions
• Where Are They Now: Key Players In The Madoff Case
• Carlyle's $396M Oil Loss Row With Excess Insurers Revived
• Insurance Broker To Pay $3M To Settle With NY Regulator
• Anti-Travel Ban Bills Head To House Floor
• Tour Bus Co. Calls NLRB's Back Pay Award Baseless
• H&H Bagels Hit With Delivery Worker Tip-Credit Suit
• Ex-CEO's Counsel Ducks Specifics As Bond Fraud Trial Opens
• Cargo Insurance May Cover Losses From Suez Canal Delays
• Defending Against 'Entrepreneurial Model' Class Actions
• Older Retired NY Judges May Come Back To Bench After All
• Attys Who Sifted Through Ashes Of Madoff Ponzi Look Back
• Long Fight In Madoff Recovery Efforts Continues
• Skadden, Mayer Brown Lead $1.7B Caliber Home Loans Deal
• Ex-Buffalo Cop Who Pulled Officer Off Suspect Wins Pension
• Mass Tort Defendants Exploit Bankruptcy Rules To Avoid MDL
• Bernie Madoff, Architect Of $65B Ponzi Scheme, Dies At 82
• PwC Whistleblower Asks Judge To Punish Firm As Trial Wraps
• NRA Run As 'Wayne's Kingdom,' Dissident Director Says
• 7 Firms Forge $4.8B Univision-Televisa Merger
• AMC Trims More Of 'Walking Dead' Creator's $280M Profit Suit
• 2nd Circ. Revives Bid-Rig Suit Over Bloomberg's NY Offices
• 2nd Investment Adviser Cops To $100M Loan Fraud Scam
• Blockchain Software Biz Lands $65M From JPMorgan, Others
• 2nd Circ. Topples NYC Engineer's ADA Case
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Bankruptcy Service Price-Fixing Suit
• 'Missing' Atty's Clients Push For Firm's Bankruptcy
• Thought Leadership's Critical Role In Law Firm Diversity
• Live Nation Brain Injury Verdict Reduced Again To $32.6M
• NY Tells 2nd Circ. To Toss Seneca Nation's Thruway Suit
• FERC Told NY Grid Connection Cost Rules Are Unlawful
• Trade Body Launches Probe Into LED Lighting Imports
• Real Estate Rumors: Tamarac, RXR, Ronny Finvarb
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive NY Teachers' Post-Janus Fees Suit
• MLB Ump Wins $500K From Ex-Met For Defamatory Podcast
• Pot Property Co. Wants To Arbitrate Lender's Libel Claims
• Ellenoff Grossman Sued For Malpractice Twice In Six Weeks
• 19 AGs Urge 8th Circ. To Keep Tyson Virus Suit In State Court
• Beautycounter Valued At $1B After Carlyle Buys Majority Stake
• Ex-Boies Schiller Partner Joins Other Firm Defectors
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Protecting Federal Stimulus Payments From Creditors
• MTA Says In-House Lawyer's Race, Sex Bias Suit Falls Short
• NY Tax Disclosure Law Doesn't Apply To Ex-Pres., Trump Says
• Paul Weiss Hires Tax, Finance Partners in New York
• NY Judge To Freeze Accounts Tied To 'Missing' Atty's Firm
• Donziger Seeks Dismissal Of 'Vindictive' Prosecution
• Ex-CBS Worker, Atty Held In Contempt In Race Bias Dispute
• Raytheon Workers Latest To Sue Allianz Over COVID Losses
• Halkbank Tells 2nd Circ. It's Immune From Sanctions Case
• Chilean Auto Importer Plans $200M Debt Cut In Ch. 11
• NYC Man Denies Insider Trading In Press-Linked Case
• Catskills Hydropower Project Drops Bid For FERC Permit
• Mohawk Gaming Cites New Ruling In COVID Coverage Case
• Grand Jury Docs Stay Secret In Lawmaker Death Threats Case
• Energy Giants Cite 2nd Circ. In Bid To Sink DC Climate Suit
• Chase Agrees To Pay $11.5M To End Escrow Interest Suit
• Whole Foods' Flavored Sparkling Water Lacks Fruit, Suit Says
• SEC Loses Bid For Ripple Labs Execs' Personal Financial Info
• Weinstein Confirms LA Indictment, Fights Extradition From NY
• NY Health Care System Says Insurers Can't Avoid Virus Suit
• The States Where Biden Can Name A Generation Of Judges
• Fox News Taps Ex-Google Atty For General Counsel Spot
• NY Fed. Judge Sandra Feuerstein Killed In Fla. Hit-And-Run
• Citi Cites Archegos In Push For $500M Revlon Transfer Freeze
• Manhattan DA Investigating 'Missing' NYC Real Estate Atty
• Credit Suisse Sues Spoofers Over Stolen Employee Records
• 2nd Circ. Says Insurer Owes For Inventory Sold Off In Ch. 11
• Perrigo Execs Ask Out Of Investor Lawsuit Over $1.9B Tax Bill
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revisit $255M Award In Seneca Nation Dispute
• Partial Repeal Could Resolve Biden's SALT Cap Dilemma
• NFL Moves To Sack Suit Over Super Bowl Livestream Crash
• Investor Says Bitcoin Mining Co. Misused Offering Proceeds
• Ex-Fox News Makeup Artist Drops Bias Suit
• Del. Rulings Guide On D&O Insurance For Corporate Fraud
• NY Landlord Must Face Tenants' Rent Suit, NY Court Says
• What Associates Should Consider Before Switching Practices
• Ulbricht Floats Theory That 2nd Silk Road Plea Offer Existed
• Circuit Split On Class Action Ascertainability Is Disappearing
• 3 Reasons Securities Fraud Litigation Exposure Fell In Q1
• Gaetz Lawyers Up With Prominent NYC Defense Team
• Wolf Haldenstein Sues NY Landlord For Breach Of Contract
• Real Estate Rumors: Power Petroleum, NorthBridge, Merrimac
• Charter Gets $19M In Sanctions For False Windstream Ads
• Sidley, Greenberg Traurig Steer $62M Manhattan Loan
• Nike Resolves Bad Blood With Lil Nas X 'Satan Shoes' Seller
• AGs, FTC Fight To Keep Their Facebook Antitrust Suits Alive
• Ex-Signac Exec Gets 2nd Arbitration Try In Credit Suisse Fight
• Uber Background Checks Hurt Black, Latinx Drivers, Suit Says
• NRA Exec Claims Internal Audit Led To NY Dissolution Suit
• Ex-Jenkens Atty's Wife Wants Feds Sanctioned Over Docs
• Bank Employee Arrested For Alleged $1.7 Million Wire Fraud
• NY Investment Firm Nabs $100M To Grow Bitcoin In Insurance
• Purdue Wants Another Month's Reprieve From Opioid Suits
• United Wants In On Port Authority's DC Circ. Airport Fees Row
• Haymarket Media Hit With Wages Class Action
• Corporate Spend Biz Ramp Hits $1.6B Valuation In Series B
• 2nd Circ. Eyes Resentencing After Talk Of Boxer's Nationality
• FTC Inks $32M Deal To Settle TV Antenna False Ad Claims
• 4 Effective Ways To Prioritize Client Advocacy
• McLaughlin & Stern Has New Leader For Bankruptcy Group
• Rivkin Radler Adds 4 Partners To Rebranded Estates Group
• NY Bar Says Attys May Contact Old Clients After Moving Firms
• Trump Org Hires Veteran New York Criminal Defense Atty
• Alcohol Law Changes Test Public Policy Balance
• DOL Can't Pause Appeal Of Trump-Era Joint Employer Rule
• Kirkland Welcomes New Tax Partner From Weil
• Fried Frank-Led BlackRock Closes $4.8B Clean Power Fund
• Kesha Says New NY Free Speech Law Could Cost Dr. Luke
• Banks Beat Victims' Suits Over Hamas Funding At 2nd Circ.
• 2 Attys Suspended For Hiring Suspended Atty As Paralegal
• NRA's LaPierre Says He Consulted Execs Before Ch. 11 Filing
• NY Repeals COVID-19 Liability Shield For Nursing Homes
• 2nd Circ. OKs Plaintiff Swap, Revives Post-Scandal Libor Suit
• 2nd Circ. Pauses Fight Over Vehicle Emissions Penalty Delay
• Columbia Avoids Trial By Settling ERISA Class Action
• NY Legislature OKs $4.3B Tax Hikes On Biz And Wealthy
• ICE Using 'Gamesmanship' To Deport Activist, 2nd Circ. Told
• Giuliani Seeks To Toss Dominion's $1.3B Election Lie Claims
• Undocumented Workers, Others Get $2.1B Relief In NY Budget
• Convicted Ex-Union Officer Says Benefits Suit Not Preempted
• Former Malaysian PM Can't Intervene In 1MDB Evidence Fight
• States Shielded From Pipeline Land Grabs, High Court Told
• 2nd Circ. Questions Takeda's 'Lazarus' Take On Drug Patents
• Consumers Say Kraft Mac And Cheese Uses Harmful Chemical
• Remote Law Firm Culture Should Prioritize Associate Training
• Ex-CFPB, Alston & Bird Attorney Joins Credit Card Co.
• Emmet Marvin Helps With $150M Midtown NYC Refinance
• Liebowitz Asks Skeptical 2nd Circ. To Undo Harsh Sanctions
• Donziger Can't Get Livestream Of Upcoming SDNY Trial
• NFL Investor Taps New Atty For Crypto Case After Fee Dispute
• Alcohol Taxation Provides Good Model For Cannabis Taxes
• MoFo-Led SoftBank Eyes $2.8B Stake In Robotic Storage Co.
• More Than A Dozen Firms Steered Top Q1 Real Estate Deals
• NRA's Top Lawyer Says He Wasn't Consulted On Ch. 11 Filing
• Music IP Duo Rejoins Arent Fox From Akerman
• Pot Industry's Credit Card Temptation Alive Despite Dangers
• NY Cannabis Law Primes Industry For Union Organizing
• Court Urged To Allow Masked Witnesses In $1M Contract Suit
• Gravel Income From Tribal Land Not Taxable, Justices Told
• Investor, Art Biz Prep NFT Marketplace For Cannabis Art
• FedEx Investor Urges Chancery To Keep Smuggling Suit Alive
• NY Bar Weighs In On False Advertising Of Firm Partnerships
• Trusts Seek Class Cert. In BNY Mellon Fund-Selection Suit
• Oil Trader Cops To Role In $22M Ecuadorian Bribery Scheme
• Seinfeld Wants Copyright Accuser's Attorney To Pay Fees
• RICO Suit Rips NYC For 'Inflating' Taxi Medallion Prices
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Kirkland-Led Sports Card Giant Hits $1.3B Value In SPAC Deal
• FINRA Fines Credit Suisse $345K For Worker Oversight Lapse
• Biz Groups Say DOL Can't Pause Joint-Employer Rule Appeal
• Virtual Litigation May Unravel The Narcissistic Lawyer
• Spotify Wins Legal Fees Over 'Extortionary' TM Suit
• Antitrust Experts Join Bona Law As Dallas, NY Partners
• 2nd Circ. Rebuffs Insider Trading Appeal From Ex-PE Boss
• Sens. Urge Biden To Spend $3B On Chinese Tech Alternatives
• 2nd Circ. Won't Kickstart Hispanic Court Clerk's Bias Case
• Ripple Labs Wins Access To SEC Internal Crypto Discussions
• Purdue Judge Wary Of Changing Reasons For Ch. 11 Probe
• Federal COVID-19 Insurance Decisions Ignore State Law
• Gibson Dunn, Wilson Sonsini Steer $1.3B Robotics SPAC Deal
• NY Courts Must Ensure New Tech Means Better Access
• NY Releases Bill To Administer Billions In Federal Rent Relief
• Chinese Restaurateur Hid Warhol Purchase, Dining Co. Says
• Shell, Exxon Units Fight Bid To Toss $2.7B Nigeria Award Suit
• Ex-CMS Worker, DOJ Say Insider Trading Conviction Must Go
• Madoff Investors Take $41M Ponzi Profits Fight To High Court
• Weinstein Says 'Irrelevant' Assault Evidence Merits New Trial
• Shkreli Prosecutor Promoted To Top Deputy Leading EDNY
• NRA Ch. 11 Is Bid To Keep 'Stranglehold' On Org, NY AG Says
• NY's New Status Quo For Mezzanine Foreclosures
• Dyal Highlights NY Injunction Denial In Del. Sixth St. Suit
• NJ-NY Ferry Co. Aims To Sink FCA Claims Over Pollution
• Carton Judge Not Signing Off On Restitution Without Details
• Real Estate Rumors: Brunois, Rudin, Dichi
• NY Nears Deal For Over $2B Pandemic Rent Relief Program
• NYC Gallery Urges 2nd Circ. To Revive Virus Coverage Row
• Ex-Assistant US Attorney Joins Patterson Belknap In NY
• ABA Remote Work Guide Raises Bar For Atty Tech Know-How
• How NY's Cannabis Legalization Act Prioritizes Equity
• Dechert, Sullivan & Cromwell Steer $350M Manhattan Loan
• IBM Inks $4.75M Deal In ERISA Case That Went To High Court
• Suit Over Bank Exec's Alleged Masturbation Session Dropped
• Quinn Emanuel, Robbins Geller Get $28M For SSA Bond Deals
• Janet Jackson Concert Scammer Gets 3 Years
• Robinhood Restricted-Trading Suits Will Play Out In Florida
• Trading Tech Row Tossed For Lack Of Antitrust Harm, Acts
• 2nd Circ. Backs The Met's Win In IP Suit Over Van Halen Pic
• Shkreli Balks At Ban From Leading Public Co., $1.4M Fine
• Casino Operator Can't Target Private Jet In $300M Award Fight
• Feds Push To Manage Details Of Bannon's Presidential Pardon
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Legalization In New York, New Mexico
• Fired Worker Says Amazon Wouldn't Accommodate Her ADHD
• Actress Drops Weinstein Claims For Ch. 11 Settlement Funds
• American Axle Faces $9.4M Suit Over Polluted NY Plant Site
• Lateral Hire Conflict Screening Lessons From DLA Piper Case
• Defunct Clothing Co. Blasts Move To Enforce CIETAC Award
• Columbia Witnesses' Vax Status Not Needed For ERISA Trial
• UPS, Teamsters Say Worker's Unfair Firing Suit Came Too Late
• Kiernan Trebach Launches NY Office With 13 Ex-Havkins Attys
• Kaplan Hecker Adds Partners In DC And New York
• Internet Co. Wins $14.5M Award By Default Against Indonesia
• PE Firm, Ex-Director Can't Reduce $41M In SEC Fines Via Liu
• $1.5M Deal To Help Domino's Drivers Facing Arbitration Pacts
• 2nd Circ. Climate Ruling May Not Sway Case At High Court
• Insurer Denied Early Win For Thor's Pandemic Rent Loss Suit
• NY Reproductive Rights Law Survives Anti-Abortion Challenge
• High Court Told Alice Has Not Caused Patent 'Chaos'
• NLRB Won't Narrow Voting Unit At Food Service Co.
• SEC, Ex-Katten Partner Reach Deal In Shkreli Fraud Suit
• Perrigo Hid $1.9B Tax Bill, Class Says In Seeking Fast Win
• Union Can Duck Talks Over Labor Dispute, NLRB Judge Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Soliman, Kushner, Gomez
• Stress Mounts As NY Debates Federal Rent Relief Conditions
• Annie's Mac And Cheese Uses Harmful Chemical, Suit Says
• Denied Is The Word In 'Grease' Owners' Bid To Nix Parody Suit
• Feds Drop Securities Fraud Case Against Ex-Brixmor Chiefs
• NY, Other States Back Calif.'s Donor Info Law Before Justices
• Lyft Must Face NYC Drivers' Pay Practices Suit
• SDNY Ruling Opens Door To Class Challenges In 2nd Circ.
• Merrill Pays $450K FINRA Fine For Potential Insider Info Leaks
• 23 AGs Demand Further Federal Action On Student Loans
• BNY Mellon Can't Cite Time Limit Yet In Fund Selection Suit
• Nike Wins Restraining Order On Lil Nas X 'Satan Shoes'
• 2nd Circ. Backs Dismissal Of NYC Climate Suit
• SDNY Gets New Chief As Judge McMahon Takes Senior Status