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New York - May, 2022

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• Rakoff Denies Palin's DQ Bid Following NYT Libel Verdict
• NJ Salesman Accused Of $45M PPE Price-Gouging Pleads Out
• Ex-CEO Facing Indictment, SEC Suit Over COVID-19 Test Kits
• Ex-Bulls Player Set For 1st Plea Over NBA Health Plan Fraud
• SEC Coerces Defendants Into 'Gag Orders,' Justices Told
• Atty Accused Of Storing Child Porn On Devices At NJ Office
• Housing Court Keeps Eviction On Ice In Brooklyn Deed Row
• Ex-Trump Staffer Could Win Retaliation Claim, NY Court Hints
• Jury Mulls If 'We Build The Wall' Defendant Swindled Donors
• Feds Seek To Push Back Bitfinex Hack Case For Plea Talks
• 2 FCA Settlements Highlight Gov't Cyber Liability Focus
• Big Banks Settle Rest Of Sibor Price-Fixing Case For $91M
• NY Tech Fund Manager Accused Of $3M Seed Funding Scam
• Amazon Tells 2nd Circ. NY AG Overstepped With Virus Probe
• Bumble Execs Hit With Investor Suit Over Lackluster Offering
• Home Depot Can't Nix Claims That Router Severed Thumb
• 2 Firms Guide Cardio Diagnostics' $175M SPAC Merger
• Prison Can't Skirt Min. Wage Laws In 9th Circ. Bid, States Say
• Cannabis Moneyball Has Begun, And The Game Is Heating Up
• Law360 Names 2022's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Willkie Taps Rival To Launch Frankfurt Capital Markets Team
• Feds Want Avenatti To Serve Consecutive Sentences
• Cyber Training Center To Give State AGs Enforcement Boost
• Ex-Startup CEO Gets Prison For Stock Pumping
• 2nd, 11th Circs. Uphold Dismissal Of COVID-19 Coverage Suits
• Health Co.'s $2B Take-Private Deal Challenged By Investors
• Texas Asks Justices To Upend Indian Child Welfare Act
• Sports Agency Stops Former Exec's Job With Rival For Now
• Netflix Show May Face Eviction After Haart Ruling In Del.
• Real Estate Rumors: Carl DeSantis, PacWest, HUBB NYC
• Justices Stand To Clarify Social Media Fair Use In Warhol Case
• Kasowitz Adds Real Estate Transactions Atty In NY
• Squire Patton Adds Financial Services Of Counsel In New York
• Biopharma Co.'s Lies Caused Investor Losses, Suit Claims
• Fired King & Spalding Atty Loses Benefit Interference Claim
• Pareteum Says It Faces Six-Week Deadline For Ch. 11 Sale
• Federal Judge Says Trump Can't Stop NY AG Investigation
• McDermott Adds NY, Atlanta Transactions Group Attorneys
• FIFA Case Enters Year 7 With Extradition Asterisks
• Drink Co. Touted Health Claims To Skirt Calif. Fees, Jury Told
• Chancery Denies 'My Unorthodox Life' Star's Model Co. Claims
• NY Ruling Seen As Big Step Toward Gun Industry Reckoning
• IP Forecast: Pepsi To Fight For 'Rise' TM At 2nd Circ.
• New York Senate Passes Antitrust Reform Bill Again
• Alston & Bird Adds Bankruptcy Partners From Gibson Dunn
• ABA Isn't Giving Up On Diversity Efforts By Ending CLE Rule
• Nuclear Med JV Looks To Keep Award Enforcement In NY
• Sports-Focused SPAC Leads 2 IPO Filings Totaling $350M
• Pharmacy Owner Gets 4 Years For $7.2M Rebate Fraud
• 'We Build The Wall' Fraud Defendant Shows Jury Border Video
• NY Pot Regulators Ask TikTok To Stop Banning PSAs
• Kriss & Feuerstein Reps $102M Philly Housing Project Loan
• Nearly 45% Of In-House Attys Lack Ability To Pursue Litigation
• Title Co. Investor Gets $10.9M For Failed Merger
• NYC Says Starr Owes Coverage In $2M Construction Fall Suit
• Conn. Says Precedent Is Building For Climate Suit Remand
• Univ. Of Tampa Settles Pandemic Tuition Suit For $3.4M
• Kevin Spacey Facing Sex Assault Charges In UK
• Sen. Panel OKs Childs For DC Circ., Splits On 11th Circ. Pick
• Trump Can't Quash AG Subpoena, NY Appeals Court Says
• Getting To Know Biden's DC Circuit Nominee Florence Pan
• Arnold & Porter Stuck In Sanctions Scuffle Despite Endo's Exit
• CFPB, NY Say MoneyGram's Case For Dismissal Is 'Meritless'
• Watchdog Alleges Widespread NYC Housing Voucher Bias
• How To Protect Health Care Trade Secrets With Covenants
• Poker Champ Charged With Bogus Sports Betting Tip Lines
• China's HNA Group On Hook For $184M Skyscraper Award
• Lateral Candidate Screening Steps To Prevent Bad Behavior
• Nipro Corp. Pays $21M After Avoiding ICC Arbitration Award
• 1st, 2nd Circ. Noms Face Few Questions From Judiciary Panel
• Exiled Chinese Billionaire, Lender Ask For Ch. 11 Exit
• The Varying Federal, State And Local Attitudes On Crypto
• 'Housewives' Star's Fraud Trial Will Be Short On TV Clips
• Fed. Judge Tosses Gun Industry Suit Over NY Liability Law
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Suit Challenging Geico Refunds
• Non-Atty Debtor Advice Co. Shielded From NY Prosecution
• NJ Transit Not Immune To Suit Over Man Hit By Bus In NY
• Judge Pauses Roche Freedman's Subpoenas To Ex-Clients
• Real Estate Rumors: Hidrock Properties, Eldridge, Banesco
• Policyholders Fight AIG's Bid To Toss Travel Premiums Suit
• Ex-CEO Of Florida Health Care Co. Cops To Securities Fraud
• 'Lottery Lawyer' Pal Pleads Out As Severance Bids Renewed
• Albany Diocese Lost Hospital Retirees' Benefits, NY AG Says
• Trans Employee Wants Job At Dell Back After Arbitration Win
• 2nd Circ. Case's Relevance Disputed In $1.4B Award Fight
• SEC Urges High Court Not To Hear 'Gag Order' Dispute
• Pay Consultant Traded On Client's Sanofi Intel, Feds Say
• Sale Of Judy Garland's Lost 'Wizard Of Oz' Dress Blocked
• Real Estate Rumors: Sterling, ESI Ventures, Life Storage
• Durbin Rejects GOP Call For 2nd Hearing On NY Court Pick
• 2nd Circ. Backs Stock Suit Over SEC Probe Into Tobacco Co.
• Ex-Celtic Davis Has 'Fouled Out,' Judge Says In Bail Review
• A Look At The Legal Profession Since Murder Of George Floyd
• ICE, Immigrants Agree On Fees To End Suit Over Wait Times
• Investor Challenges $7.3B Merger Of Satellite Providers
• Week In Bankruptcy: Dioceses Settle; Wind-Downs Reined In?
• Ford Inks $19.2M Deal To End States' False Ad Claims
• 'We Build The Wall' Fraud Defendant Tells Jury Work Was Legit
• $14M Deal Reached In Oil Co. Stock Fraud Class Action
• Another Columbia Care Shareholder Sues To Block $2B Sale
• Sidley, Cannon Heyman Guide $167M NYC Multifamily Loan
• Ex-SDNY Prosecutor From Boies Schiller Jumps To MoFo
• Nationstar Settles Suit Alleging Unauthorized Payments
• Xerox Urges Court To Shrink Proposed ERISA Class
• Fried Frank-Led Angelo Gordon Seals $3.1B Credit Fund
• Former Art Dealer Gets 7 Years For $86M Fraud
• NY Lawmakers Grant 1-Year Grace Period For Sex Abuse Suits
• Lawmakers Urge Temporary Protected Status For Migrants
• DA Rebuffs Trump Org, CFO's Bid To Escape Tax Fraud Case
• Tenuous Limbo Remains For Brooklyn Church Site Project
• Creditors Question Need For Architectural Firm's Ch. 11 Loan
• Novartis Owes Royalties, Bristol-Myers Squibb Says
• Bank's $45M Tilton Suit Will Go To Jury Despite Virus Spike
• NY Ruling Correctly Deems Legal Finance Docs Irrelevant
• Stormy Daniels Testimony Belies Book Deal Claim, Agent Says
• Roche Freedman Defends Subpoenas To Ex-Partner's Clients
• Legal PR Firm Caught In Trade Secrets Row Over New Biz
• Rochester Diocese Reaches $147M Ch. 11 Deal With Insurers
• NFL Player Fired Rep Without Being Poached, Agency Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Ocean Bank, Madison Realty, Mast
• $7M Cut From Atty Award In John Hancock Overcharging Suit
• Ex-Schulte Roth Atty Rejoins As Partner In NY
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-Panama Prez's Sons Get 3 Years In Odebrecht Bribery Plot
• Latam Airlines Urges Judge To OK Ch. 11 Plan
• MoneyGram Hints At Challenge To CFPB's Funding Structure
• Ex-NY School Official Charged In $1.2M Food Kickback Scam
• Who, Where, How: Mapping Pandemic Rent Aid Across NY
• Argent Lost BBQ Restaurant Workers Millions, Lawsuit Says
• Jackie Robinson Group Tries To Dodge Claims Over Contracts
• Ex-BitMEX CEO Ducks Prison In Anti-Money Laundering Case
• Construction Cos. Win Bid For Docs In Panama Canal Fight
• NY Atty Back On The Hook For Flub Lessee Says Cost $12M
• Upstate NY Landfill Smell Lawsuit Tossed
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Inventor's $7M Win Against Microsoft
• We Can't Rely On Lawyers For Every Justice Need
• Nationwide To Pay $5.6M After NY Investigates Annuity Swaps
• Worker Migration Calls For Fla., NY Employment Law Review
• Employer Travel Benefits Options For Abortion Care Post-Roe
• Trump Pays $110K To NY AG For Not Complying In Biz Probe
• 'Lottery Lawyer' Again Pleads Not Guilty In 'Shifting' Case
• Taconic Capital Wraps Up $500M Real Estate Fund
• Freshfields Hires Ex-Cravath Partner For M&A Practice In NY
• Sidley Adds More Weil Attys To Global Real Estate Practice
• $936K Arb. Award Over Crouching Spider Sculpture OK'd
• NY AG To Probe Social Media Cos. Over Buffalo Shooting
• Wells Fargo And PNC Look To Toss Beverly Hills Hotel Suit
• Platinum Investors Lose Bid To Overturn Nordlicht Ch. 7 Deal
• NY Cannabis Regulators Approve 3rd Tranche Of Pot Growers
• Judge Explains Refusal To Dismiss 'MetaBirkins' NFT Suit
• Insurer Pans Expert Testimony In Virus Suit Ahead Of Trial
• Calif. Squares Up In DC Circ. To Defend CAA Waiver
• Real Estate Rumors: Blackstone, SESAC, Clearline
• GOP Sens. Push For Rare 2nd Hearing For NY Trial Court Pick
• Alpine SPAC To Merge With Two Bit, Buy Hotels In $115M Play
• Goldman Case Threatens 'Runaway' Class Cert., 2nd Circ. Told
• Ex-Celtic Davis Faces Bail Review In NBA Health Fraud Case
• New Ariz. Cyberattack Info Sharing May Be Worth The Burden
• More Regulation Is Needed In US Fertility Industry
• Archegos Judge Backs Out Over JPMorgan Stock Holdings
• US Airways Wins Only $1 In 2nd Sabre Antitrust Trial
• ComplySci Elevates General Counsel To Chief Legal Officer
• Contractor Says NY Condo Is Fair Game Amid $1B Fight
• Deutsche Bank Investors' Suit Over Epstein, Others Survives
• Overcommunicate With Your Summer Associates This Year
• IT Staffing Co. Settles DOJ Claims Of Bias Against US Citizens
• 20 NYC Judges Test Positive For COVID-19 After Retreat
• Complying With Electronic Monitoring Laws In NY And Beyond
• Allianz Says Enel Unit Owes $200M Over Texas Wind Farm
• Eviction Up In Air As New Strategy Emerges In NYC Deed Row
• Indian Oil Co. Loses Bid To Collect Arbitral Award From Yemen
• 'Pharma Bro' Shkreli Released From Federal Prison Early
• Senate Confirms Biden's NY And Calif. Trial Court Judge Picks
• Top Money Launderer For Ghana 'Fraud Boys' Gets 9 Years
• 5 Indicted For Alleged China-Run Spying On Activists
• ASBCA Denies Biz Reimbursement Over COVID Base Closure
• Real Estate Rumors: Bridge Industrial, Panera, Ocean Bank
• States, Green Groups Look To Restart Water Rule Challenge
• Riemer & Braunstein Guides $240M Brooklyn Condo Loan
• Gibson Dunn Denied $300K Fee In Contract Dispute, For Now
• Ex-Roche Freedman Atty Says Firm Is Harassing His Clients
• 2nd Circ. Rules Bankruptcy Court Can Award Attorney Fees
• 11th Circ. Asks NY Court For Guidance On Settlement Suit
• Purdue Ch. 11 Bonus Plan Gets Court OK, CEO's Delayed
• NYC Bar Elects Jenner & Block Litigator To Be President
• Insurer Lemonade Reaches $4M Deal In Ill. Biometric Data Suit
• Prince Lobel Expands Into NY With Cannabis Law Trio
• Insurer Wants Yankees Broadcaster Suit Axed Or Moved To NY
• NY Regulators Accuse Amazon Of Pregnancy, Disability Bias
• Nev. Case Highlights Settlement Authority Dilemmas For Cos.
• Trump Ally Faces New Charges In Illegal Lobbying Case
• Wendy's, McDonald's Customer Has Beef With Burger Sizes
• Latam Plan Hearing Starts With Solvency, Stock Questions
• Samsung Says Patent Pool Owes $11.7M In Royalties
• Patients Lack Standing To Press Data Breach Suit, Judge Says
• L'Oreal Wants False Ad Suit Over 'Paris' Labels Wiped Out
• The Week In Bankruptcy: Purdue Bonus, PR Pension Appeal
• Chinese Billionaire's Media Cos. Still Owe $133M, SEC Says
• Ch. 11 Cheat Sheet: Pareteum Corp.
• Real Estate Rumors: Wells, Silverstein, Valley National
• 6 Banks And Counting Settle Sibor Price-Fixing Case For $65M
• 2nd Circ. Reasoning In COVID Force Majeure Case Is Flawed
• Leech Tishman Absorbs 24-Attorney NYC Business Firm
• Sidley Hauls In Sports Industry Duo From O'Melveny
• Bain Capital Crypto Names Ex-SEC Atty As Regulatory Head
• NYC Survey Shows Vacant Units Out Of Reach For Tenants
• Greenberg Traurig Guides Link Logistics On $76M NYC Buy
• Single-Family Rental Investment Co. Inks $575M SPAC Deal
• 2nd Circ. Appears Open To Post-Judgment Section 1782 Use
• Allianz Unit Pleads Guilty In $6B Investor Fraud Settlement
• Feds Secure 2 More Guilty Pleas In Amazon Bribery Scheme
• Court Won't Toss Kazakh City's Money Laundering Claims
• SEC Can't Shield Ex-Official's Speech Drafts, Ripple Says
• Casino Manager Says Fraud Allegations Are Off The Table
• Artists' Suit Ties Up NYC's New Jail Plans
• Banco Popular Accused Of Overcharging Overdraft Fees
• SEC Sues Florida Investment Firm For $410M Fraud Scheme
• Real Estate Rumors: Aaron Feldman, Innovo, Stellar
• Telecom Software Co. Hits Ch. 11 With $80M Debt, Sale Plans
• Peloton, NordicTrack Maker Settle Fitness Tech Patent Spats
• BNY Mellon Investors Want Cert. Based On Shared Policy
• Forex Investors Fight Credit Suisse Bid To Upend Class Cert.
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Aviation Groups, East Hampton Spar Over Private Airport Plan
• Fox Rothschild Faces New DQ Bid In Athlete Startup Case
• Developer, City Knock Challenge To Brooklyn Complex
• JetBlue Goes Hostile In Bid To Buy Spirit, Stop Frontier Deal
• 3 Ex-Shearman Practice Leads Join Paul Hastings
• Gaming Co. Turtle Beach Adds Board Seats, Explores Sale
• Goldman Execs To Pay $79.5M To End Shareholder 1MDB Suit
• Foot Locker, Hotel Co. Virus Coverage Suits Fail In La. Courts
• Pension Plans Seek Dismissal Against Denmark's Tax Agency
• Cannabis Roundup: Delaware Senate OKs Decriminalization
• States Say Purdue CEO Should Answer For Opioid Crisis Role
• Tegna's $8.6B Go-Private Deal Put Under DOJ Microscope
• Real Estate Rumors: Cornerstone, Chetrit, Severn
• Florida Financier Gets 8 Years For 'Brazen' $140M Fraud
• Soccer Promoter Blasts Gibson Dunn's $300K Fee Request
• Sabre Denied Mistrial As Jury Weighs Airline Antitrust Suit
• #MeToo And The Workplace: 5 Years And A Pandemic Later
• Expect More Web Accessibility Claims, Despite DOJ Guidance
• FisherBroyles Adds Experienced Corporate Atty In NY
• 2 Approaches To NY Choice Of Law In Employment Contracts
• Sanctioned NFL Player Must Cover Atty Fees In Poaching Suit
• Judge Questions Timing Of Trump Challenge To AG Biz Probe
• The Fastest Federal Trial Courts: A Look At Virginia, Florida
• 'Measly' Opioid Fine Invites BigLaw Defiance, NY AG Warns
• Feds Want Up To 2 Years In Prison For NYC Molotov Attys
• Citrin Cooperman, Execs Fined $255K For Alleged Audit Fails
• Comedy Group's 'Grease' Parody Is Deemed Fair Use
• Subcontractor Can't Bring Coverage Appeal To 2nd Circ.
• Major Lindsey Must Face Trimmed Suit Over Pillsbury Atty Fee
• NYC Bus Cos. Illegally Idling Outside Schools, AG Says
• Fed Sanctions Ex-Deutsche Employee For Salary Bump Ploy
• Del. Ch. 7 Settlement Bypass Brings New Sanction Calls
• 2nd Circ. Must Revisit $1.1B Power Plant Fight, Co. Says
• Feds Urge Justices To Throw Out Appeal In Winch IP Fight
• US Airways, Sabre Wrap 2nd Antitrust Trial In Marathon Case
• NY, NJ Move Forward On Pot Social Equity Plans
• Post-Ramirez Courts Split Over Data Breach Standing Issues
• Writing NFT Trademark Applications That Protect Brands
• TGIF: Why Juries Love To Start The Weekend With A Verdict
• Quinn Emanuel Settles Hispanic Worker's Discrimination Suit
• Goldman Again Asks 2nd Circ. To Nix Class Cert. In CDO Case
• Nonprofit Advice To Debtors Is Protected Speech, Court Told
• Seward & Kissel Adds Former Federal Prosecutor In New York
• Calif. Man Cops To Medical Device Stock Pump Scam In EDNY
• Lithium-Ion Battery Maker Amprius Inks $939M SPAC Merger
• Insurance-Focused Fintech Co. Names CLO, Deputy CLO
• LATAM Inks Deal With Unsecured Creditors On Ch. 11 Plan
• Tips For Evaluating Machine Learning For Contracts Review
• Citigroup Names New Chief Compliance Officer
• Real Estate Rumors: Catholic Health, Krymchantowski, P&S
• Ex-NY Lt. Gov. Benjamin's Bribery Trial Set For January
• Cooley-Led Blockchain Data Biz Chainalysis Worth $8.6B
• Avenatti Denied Remote Sentencing In Stormy Daniels Case
• NY Judge Cuts 'Excessive' Atty Fee Sanction For UBS Investor
• Nixon Peabody Adds 2 Labor And Employment Attorneys
• 'Coin Signals' Trader Gets 3½ Years For $5M Crypto Fraud
• NYC Restaurant's Insurer Sues Retailer Dior After HVAC Flood
• Yankees Broadcaster Suing Over COVID-19 Insurance Denial
• Nike Adds Fuel To StockX TM Fight Over Sneaker NFTs
• Judge Approves 3rd-Party Releases In Stoneway Ch. 11 Plan
• MedMen, Ascend End Spat With $88M Deal For NY Operations
• Real Estate Rumors: DR Horton, Wildflower, Aimco
• Coinbase Looks To Nix Claims It Sold Unregistered Securities
• Why Cos. Are Betting On Cannabis Drinks Despite Legal Risks
• Brooklyn Diocese Can't Ax Insurer's Sex Abuse Coverage Suit
• Greenberg Traurig Expands Its Corporate Group With 3 Hires
• 2 Firms Steer New York Bank's Downsized $27M IPO
• Ex-Platinum Execs Can't Get New Trial In Fraud Case
• Suspended 'Copyright Troll' Faces New Sanctions In Colorado
• Tully Rinckey Adds Labor Litigator As Senior Counsel
• Trump Must Pay $110K Fine To Nix Contempt In NY AG Probe
• Trump Org. Appraiser Says AG Violated Secrecy Of Deal Talks
• Kirkland & Ellis Nabs M&A Partner From Cravath
• Attys In $41M TD Bank Deal Net Half The Payday They Sought
• Judge Vacates Pot Co. Investors' Class Certification, For Now
• KuCoin Hits $10B Valuation Amid Fintech Funding Spree
• Columbia Care Shareholder Sues To Stop Pot Co.'s $2B Deal
• Amazon Beats NY AG's Suit Over Workers' COVID Safety
• Jets, Giants Edited Website To Hide False Claims, Fans Say
• Animal Health Co. Investors Nab $35M Deal Over Spinoff
• 2nd Circ. Skeptical Of 200K-Person Class In TIAA Lending Suit
• Week In Bankruptcy: Mass Torts Stumble, New Ch. 11 Crop
• In Del. Chancery, A Cautionary Tale Of Hacked M&A Payouts
• Real Estate Rumors: Lennar, X-Caliber, Vertical Cold Storage
• How To Efficiently Deploy Your Professional Growth Strategy
• McDermott Adds 4 Real Estate Attys In NY, Chicago
• BakerHostetler Adds M&A Lawyer From Armstrong Teasdale
• Feds Want 1-Year Sentence For Chinese Engineer's J-1 Fraud
• Energy Co. Claims Ex-GC Stole Trade Secrets
• NY DA's Paralegal Accused Of Unemployment Insurance Theft
• NYC Reports No New Falsehoods Found In Protester Cases
• 2nd Circ. Doubts Miami Hotel's Bid For COVID-19 Coverage
• NY Atty Struck Secret Plea Deal Before Lt. Gov.'s Indictment
• Pfizer To Buy Biohaven Pharmaceuticals In $11.6B Deal
• 'No Legitimate Basis' For New Opioid Trial, NY AG Insists
• NY Mortgage Industry Frets Over Foreclosure Bill 'Tentacles'
• Casino Owner Says Fraud Not Off Limits In $300M Award Fight
• 9/11 Plaintiffs Want Court To Reject Filing Over Disputed $3.5B
• Real Estate Rumors: Stonerock, JT Tai, Seagis
• Chevron, Chiquita Can't Escape Asbestos Cancer Death Suit
• Pop Culture Co. Sues To Reclaim Wizard World Social Media
• BIA Erred On Money Laundering Deportation, 2nd Circ. Says
• Grid Hurdles Can't Be Overlooked In US Offshore Wind Push
• How The Tribune Cases Will Affect Fraudulent Transfer Claims
• A 6-Step Framework For Legal Industry Professional Growth
• GCs Say Cost Of Internal Investigations Is Growing
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Alleged NBA Fraud Ringleader Jailed After Bail Violation
• Landlord Again Seeks To Evict In NYC Brownstone Row
• NYU Seeks Atty Sanctions In COVID Refund Class Action
• 3 Firms Drive $1.8B White Mountains Divestiture To Carlyle
• Seller Of Racehorse PEDs In 2020 Doping Scandal Convicted
• Why Contempt May Be Apt Punishment For High Court Leaker
• Investor Balks At 'Excessive' Atty Fee Request In UBS Case
• Chinese Restaurateur Fights OK Of $142M Arbitration Awards
• Google's $5.4B Mandiant Buy Challenged By Investor
• Kyrgyzstan Owes $11M Sanction For Arbitral Dodge, Co. Says
• Judge Ruled On Investors' Class Cert. Too Early, Pot Co. Says
• The Growing Complexity Of Commercial Rights Issues In NFTs
• Hundreds Of 9/11 Families Seek Oversight For $3.5B Fund
• Crypto Investors May Face Increasing State FCA Tax Liability
• Real Estate Rumors: Frisbie Group, Rho, Ferber
• 2 Cases Show Risks Of Fund Industry's Control Share Bylaws
• Donziger Says NY 'Injustices' Should Halt His DC Disbarment
• Brooklyn Developer Wants $4.5M Loan To Fund Ch. 11 Plan
• GE Sued For Failure To File Ch. 11 Claim It Already Sold
• Brooklyn Judge's Son Who Stormed Capitol Gets 8 Months
• Imprisoned Avenatti Faces Summer Retrial On Fraud Charges
• Litigation Funder Validity Finance Hires First CMO
• Jury Clears Ex-Nomura Trader, Rejects SEC No-Lying Theory
• Grant & Eisenhofer To Lead Peloton Investors' Class Action
• Jackson Lewis Adds Litigation Co-Chief As Trial Work Booms
• State-Run Retirement Options May Expand Post-COVID
• NYC Atty Kossoff Gets Up To 13½ Years For Stealing $14.6M
• NYC Rent Board Signals Steepest Increases In Years
• Ex-Pharma CEO To Pay $56K To Settle Insider Trading Case
• NYC Hotel Wants 2nd Circ. To Revive Virus Coverage Suit
• Conspiracy Theorists Must Supply Docs In Voter Robocall Suit
• AARP Urges 2nd Circ. To Review ERISA Anti-Cutback Ruling
• LATAM's Minority Shareholders Want Award OK'd
• Barclays, Fintech Rival Plaid Settle 'Rise' TM Suit
• Investors In Pot Co. Aphria Win Class Cert. In $144M Suit
• Coal Magnate Says $48M Award Suit Doesn't Belong In NY
• Citi Investors Can't DQ Judge Married To Cahill Atty
• Jury Mulls If Ex-Nomura Trader's Fibs Amounted To Fraud
• 2nd Circ. Ruling Highlights Risks In Trade Secret Licenses
• Real Estate Rumors: JPMorgan, Mulligan Security, UDR
• Dem States Say Biden's Contractor Wage Hike Is Justified
• Stoneway Ch. 11 Plan Delayed To Mull Purdue Release Ruling
• What Endless Tolling Of Claims Means For NY Litigation
• Times Square Marriott To Pay $3M In NY Severance Probe
• NY Sex Abuse Law Can't Save Suit Over Out-Of-State Abuse
• Ex-Simpson Thacher IP Partner Joins Willkie Farr In NY
• NY Cannabis Regulators Approve 2nd Batch Of Grow Licenses
• Ex-BitMEX CEO Asks For No Prison Time In 'Novel' AML Case
• Clients' Diversity Mandates For Law Firms Are Necessary
• NY Gas Drillers Slam Pipeline Operator's Obstruction
• Ex-K&L Gates Atty Can't Loosen Bail Restrictions, Feds Say
• Cannabis Co. Owes $500K In 'Future Receipts' Deal, Suit Says
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive IP Row Over 'Can't Help Falling In Love'
• Hermes Cites Designer's Interview In 'MetaBirkins' NFT Suit
• NYC Pension Funds Sue Activision For Microsoft Merger Docs
• Albany Wrongly Called Evictions A 'Scourge,' NY Court Told
• Emirati Co. Sanctioned In Fight Over $95M Cessna Award
• Yankees, Astros Must Face Suit Over Minor League Cuts
• US Trustee Says LATAM Improperly Solicited Plan Votes
• IAC, Match Group Say $30B Del. Spinoff Suit Falls Flat
• Activist Investor Seeks Possible Sale Of Gaming Biz Kindred
• YieldStreet Can't Duck Investors Duping Suit
• NYC Uber Drivers Ask 2nd Circ. To Revive Pay Practices Suit
• Policyholder Gains In Virus Coverage State Trial Court Suits
• IPhone 4 Owners Get $20M Deal With Apple Over Bad Update
• Ballard Spahr Elects Transactions Chief As Next Chair
• Ballard Spahr Brings On Tax Partner From Klehr Harrison
• Barclay Damon Lands Ex-Cullen And Dykman Litigator In NY
• NBA Health Fraud Prosecutors Seize Ex-Players' Phones
• Brown Rudnick Grows Crisis Group With Ex-Cadwalader Atty
• 4 Firms Rep Apollo's $750M Bond Deal With Mumbai Airport
• Real Estate Rumors: EastGroup, At Home, Walker & Dunlop
• Intuit Inks $141M Deal With States Over TurboTax Deceptions
• Knott Partners Sues Telepathy Labs For 1-Person Board
• Sears Tells 2nd Circ. To Keep $20M Hurricane Suit Paused
• Trump Fails To Halt Contempt Fine As Appeal Heads To Panel
• Week In Bankruptcy: Purdue On Defense, Becker Goes To Jail
• Amazon Fired, Billed Worker Who Got Long COVID, Suit Says
• Amazon Pharmacy PillPack Pays $5.8M For Insulin Overbilling
• Empire Resorts Settles $335M Go-Private Stockholder Action
• Fantasy Sports User Drops Suit Over MLB Cheating Scandal
• Alleged Motley Fool Hacker Charged With Insider Trading
• Defense Takeaways From NY Uber Arbitration Fees Ruling
• Ex-Cred Inc. Exec Balks At In-Person Appearance In Del. Ch. 7
• Ex-Hong Kong Lawmaker, Phillips Nizer Attys Form Boutique
• Canadian Trader On Track To Cop To Front-Running Scheme
• Madoff Trustee Can Revive $265M Clawback Claim
• GM Urges 2nd Circ. To Nix Black Manager's Race Bias Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Torry Watson, Cadre, Ram Realty
• Gibson Dunn Wants Fees After Soccer Co.'s Noncompete Win
• 5 Questions That Can Help Law Firms Win RFPs
• ​​​​​​​Bond Schoeneck To Combine With Long Island Firm
• Trump Calls $10K-A-Day Fine 'Unconscionable' In Appeal
• Credit Suisse, 5 Others Settle Australian Forex Rigging Suit
• SEC Pushes To Shield Former Director's Speech Drafts
• Credit Suisse Faces Investor Suit Over Russia Business Ties
• SEC, NY Adviser Strike $800K Deal Over Short Sale Blunders
• 2nd Circ. Ruling Could Harm NY's Reputation, Scholars Say
• Morningstar Aims To Sunset SEC Ratings Suit In $1.15M Deal
• Broker-Dealer To Pay SEC $694K To End 'Naked' Shorting Suit
• GE Blocks $17M Drawdown In Algerian Power Plant Spat
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Trader's Forex-Rigging Conviction
• Cannabis Marketing Co. Cuts Go-Public Deal Value To $275M
• Vans Can Halt Sales Of Tyga's 'Wavy Baby' Shoes In TM Row
• Redfin Inks $4M Deal, Ending Claims Of Racist Redlining
• Cos. Fight Union Pension Fund's $24M Bill After Hotel Closed
• Theater Co. Says Chubb Unit Trying To Limit Virus Coverage
• Motion Alleging Fraud In Brooklyn Deed Row Dropped
• Real Estate Rumors: Clara Homes, Tiffany, MG Developer
• LATAM's $1.4B Internal Loans Are Valid Under NY Law
• 4 Firms Drive Chinese EV Maker's $1.25B SPAC Merger
• Credit Agricole, Investors Ink $55M Deal In Rate Rigging Case
• Simpson Thacher, De Brauw Rep $210M Karl Lagerfeld Buyout
• IBF Properties Lands $150M Loan For 24 Walgreens Stores
• Bond Market Lies Were Common, Ex-Nomura Trader Tells Jury
• Ex-Dolphins Coach Rips Arbitration Bid In Race-Bias Suit
• Pico Technology Hires Ex-Revlon Legal Chief As GC
• Dutch CBD Co. Beats NY False Ad Suit Over THC Content
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• State Telecom Roundup: ISP Privacy Across The Country
• Latham Can Drop Sanctioned Russian Bank As Client
• Columbia Univ. Wins $185M Patent Verdict Against Norton
• Greenspoon Marder Launches Latin America Practice
• NY Workers' Comp Ruling May Expand Claimant Benefits
• NYC Atty Fired Over Forged Emails In Police Protester Case
• New York's SSRGA Expands To Fla. In Merger With 2 Firms
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