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New York - August, 2026

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• AGs, WGA Slam Paramount's Bid For $1.9B Merger Suit Bond
• Perrigo Settles Antitrust Suits Over Baby Formula Market
• Valve's 15K Antitrust Arbitrations Will Stay On Ice, Judge Says
• Zimmer Wins Hip Implant Suit After Expert Testimony Tossed
• EEOC Says NYT Retaliation Claims Lack Basis In Bias Suit
• Defamation Litigation Roundup: NYT, J&J, Azerbaijan
• Circle Says N. Korea Hack USDC Was Never In Its Possession
• FTC, AGs Say Amazon Pocketed $20B With Fraudulent Auctions
• Dupray Hit With Suit Over Steam Cleaner Recall
• State Dept. Must Detail Efforts To Restart Visa Processing
• States Ask Fed. Circ. To Revive Their Temporary Tariff Claims
• Kind Hit With False-Ad Suit Over 'ZEROg Added Sugar' Label
• Investors Can't Escape Danish Tax Fraud Case, 2nd Circ. Says
• Defense Contractor Faces Suit Over CEO Review, Stock Drop
• Ex-Clifford Chance Attys Fight Bid To Toss Clawback Suit
• Ex-Kirkland Private Funds Lawyer Joins Greenberg Traurig
• How Economic Analysis Informs Consumer Lending Disputes
• Law Firm's Calif. Claims Stayed Over AI Comms Co.'s NY Suit
• NY, Okla. Tribes Decry Trump Renaming Lake Ontario
• Brithem Promotes First Partner Since Firm's 2025 Launch
• Feds Say New USPS Mail-In Ballot Rule Isn't A 'Takeover'
• Korean Bank Whistleblower Suit May Be Bound For Arbitration
• Smoke Shop Owners Say NY Tribe Can't Seek $662K In Fees
• Walmart Pays $50M To End DOJ's Suit Over Opioid Crisis
• 2nd Circ. Revives FCA Overpayment Suit Against Pharmacy
• 2 Men Sentenced For Car Crash Insurance Scam In NY
• DOJ Says KKR's $250M Deal Will Deter HSR Violations
• BofA's $72.5M Deal With Epstein Victims Gets Final Approval
• Rising Star: Weil's Robert Niles-Weed
• What 9th Circ. Devas Ruling Means For AI Infrastructure Deals
• Medical Marijuana Industry Grapples With DEA's New Role
• Trump Denied New Bid To Federalize Hush Money Prosecution
• Real Estate Recap: Back To School
• Data Center Projects Outstrip Power Supply, CBRE Says
• Mass. Judge Halts USPS Mail Ballot Rule Before Midterms
• CVS Must Face Investor Claims Over AI Use Omissions
• States' Suit Says HHS Terms Threaten Family Planning Dollars
• NY, Sheriffs File Dueling Suits Over ICE Agreements
• Peloton Again Escapes Investors' Post-COVID Sales Suit
• Full Play Owners To Pay $50M To Exit FIFA Bribery Dragnet
• Ex-West Point Prof Says Climate Science Stand Cost Him Job
• 2nd Circ. Backs Lyft In Wheelchair Access, Disability Bias Suit
• Website Arbitration Pact Can't Thwart Caremark ERISA Suit
• 4 Ways‌ NY's Bivens Act Changes Civil Rights Legal Strategy
• Dems Want DOJ, FTC To Look At Sysco's $29B Jetro Buy
• The Expanding Litigation Front Against The Data Center Boom
• Ex-Abercrombie CEO's Sex Trafficking Trial Pushed To Jan.
• SoftBank Weighs Big Bet On Humanoid Maker, And More
• Taekwondo Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Tax Pro Avoids Jail For Role In 'Singapore Solution' Fraud
• NY Lawyer's Wage, Bias Suit Tossed Over Venue
• Blake Lively's 'Blunderbuss' $8M Atty Fee Bid Nets $407K
• KKR To Pay 'Record' $250M To End DOJ Merger Notice Suit
• Adams, Mamdani Broke NYC Law With Race Equity Plan Delay
• Eric Adams' Onetime Aide Says Feds' Bribery Rap Is Too Thin
• Connecticut Sues Kalshi To End 'Free-For-All' Wagering
• Iowa, Montana Ask Justices To Stop Paramount Merger Case
• X Loses Challenge To NY Social Media Disclosure Law
• Healthcare Cos. Must Face Whistleblower's PPP Fraud Suit
• 2nd Circ. Says Shield Law Covers Doctor In COVID Death Suit
• Insurer Slams $2M Fee Request In Arbitrator Removal Bid
• StepStone Closes $1.7B Secondaries Infrastructure Fund
• NAPCO To Pay $20M To End Investor Accounting Fraud Suit
• Ex-Josh Cellars Exec Balks At Bid For Lit Funding Probe  
• Apollo Shareholders Say Their Data Was Exposed To Hackers
• Student Loan Suit Draws Line On Testimony In Trust Litigation
• States Renew Bid To Block New Mail-In Ballot Rule
• Norton Rose Tags Mintz Sports Chair As NY Head Of PE
• Italian Man Gets 18 Months For Ammo Export Scheme
• Meta Makes $17B Deal With States Over Child Harms
• Legal Watchdog Lodges Bar Complaint Against Jeanine Pirro
• 9th Circ. Panel Largely Upholds Block On Feds' Grant Terms
• DPAs At Hand For Argentine Media Co. Bosses In FIFA Case
• Ex-Taro Exec Slips Some Generics Price-Fixing Claims
• Summer Camp Owner Accused Of $13M COVID Relief Fraud
• USPS Violated Block On Mail Ballot Rulemaking, Judge Says
• Ghislaine Maxwell Loses 'Frivolous' Bid To Nix Guilty Verdict
• Ed Dept. Must Turn Over Records In Mental Health Grants Row
• Investor Seeks Legal Fees In Del. Over Energy Co. Share Suit
• Drugstores Beat Sun Pharma's $10M Racketeering Suit
• NY Telecom Faces Call Traffic Blocking, FCC Warns
• NY Times Says EEOC Dragging Feet On Anti-White Bias Info
• Watchdog Wants NY Judge Ousted Over Retaliatory Suit
• 3 Firms Will Lead Charter Cyberattack Claims For Now
• Ex-DOJ Fraud Attys Switch To Civil Focus At Boutique Firm
• 8-Year Supervised Release Sentence Upheld In First Step Case
• What To Know As Legal Duty To Consider AI Takes Shape
• Why Data Centers Must Focus On Water Stewardship
• AI Co. Perplexity Moves To Trim CNN Infringement Suit
• Ben & Jerry's Suit Against Magnum Trimmed, But Not Tossed
• NY Judge Dismisses Suit Over Pelé Photo After Settlement
• WikiHow Says ChatGPT Spits Out How-To Guides Verbatim
• Google Says Publishers Can't Get 'Fake Privilege' Discovery
• Spirit Data Sale To Google Draws Objection From Springshot
• 2nd Circ. Says Nielsen Unbundling Order Starts Tuesday
• Ex-Drink Co. Exec Says Part Owner Defamed, Harassed Her
• CFTC Weighs In On Criminal Case Over Soldier's Maduro Bet
• SEC To End Insider Trading Case Against Pardoned Ex-Rep.
• Sports Media Co. CEO Will Pay $250K To End SEC Fraud Suit
• GoDaddy's Hidden Discount Strategy Hurt Investors, Suit Says
• High Court Lifts Block On Mail-In Ballot Changes
• NY Ch. 7 Ruling Continues Cash Advance Recharacterization
• What Cos. Should Do During Stay Of Nasdaq Delisting Rule
• Kalshi Fights To Keep NY Betting Case In Federal Court
• DirecTV Opposes Nexstar's High Court Bid In Fee Case
• 2nd Circ. Backs Amazon Workers After Conn. High Court Win
• NYC Fights Officers' Bid To Shield Dog Care Records
• NY Bill Would Boost Litigation Risk For Cosmetics Cos.
• 75-Country Immigrant Visa Freeze Ruled 'Patently Unlawful'
• Real Estate Recap: Retail, Hospitality Leaders Weigh In
• Ex-Abercrombie CEO Fit For Sex-Trafficking Trial
• Divided 2nd Circ. Backs DQ Of Acting NDNY US Attorney
• Convicted Trader Can't Toss CFTC Suit Over $100M Loss
• Verdict Bars Ex-Fla. Rep's 'Sham' Contract Claim, Oil Co. Says
• Uber, DoorDash Lose Most Of NYC Tip Prompt Suit
• Pharma Co. Loses Challenge To $3M Acne Drug Arb. Award
• Ex-CIA Analyst Loses Bid To Bar FBI Interview In FARA Case
• Balancing The Scales: Diminished Capacity, Sentencing Rules
• Hogan Lovells Helps Advance Gene Therapy For Rare Disease
• SEC Files Insider Trading Case Against Ex-BofA Bankers
• How To Structure Protective Order AI Provisions In IP Disputes
• 2nd Circ. Backs NY Water Permit For Pipeline Project
• The Race Is On To Confirm Trump's Judges By Year-End
• Illinois-Led States Win TRO To Block DOT Bid For CDL Data
• DNA Can Prove Your Innocence — If They Let You Test It
• Beauty Co.'s CLO To Receive $1.28M Bonus Over 2 Years
• FTC Faces Off Against Zillow-Redfin Rental Listings Deal
• Renters Accuse Compass Of Monopolizing NYC Unit Listings
• $21M Deal Confirmed In Chinese E-Commerce Merger Suit
• Painter, Sotheby's Sued Over 'Slavish Copy' Of Oasis Photo
• Transportation Tracker: Boeing, CH Robinson Verdicts
• Jay-Z Appeals Buzbee Win In Rapper's Defamation Suit
• HEICO Exec Arrested, Accused Of $1.8M Insider Trading Ploy
• EPA Moves To Clear Superfund Sites In 8 States
• Magistrate Report Draws Fire From Both Sides In LIV TM Feud
• Ticket Buyers Ask 2nd Circ. To Nix Live Nation Arbitration
• Harris Beach Adds Environmental Atty From Nixon Peabody
• Elevance Health Gets Final OK On $14.75M Nurse OT Deal
• Fashion Biz Founder Gets 5 Years For Large-Scale Fraud
• Dems Push For Probe Of LNG Tanker Tax Breaks At IRS
• Costco Chicken Case Highlights Food Labeling Lessons
• Addressing Merchant Cash Advances In Subchapter V
• 2nd Circ. Says Justices' Remand Can't Save Immigrant's Case
• Being In A Band Made Me A Better Lawyer
• Frontier's $14M Deal In 401(k) Verizon Stock Suit Gets 1st OK
• NY Hospital To Pay $3M In Suit Over Retirement Plan Roster
• NYC's DNA Policies Led To Fabricated Evidence, Suit Says
• Nonprofits Urge Court To Block HHS From Sharing Aid Data
• 2nd Circ. Revives Signature Bank Investor Suit Against Execs
• PFAS Turnout Gear Buyer Lawsuits Get Consolidated In Minn.
• Caesars Looks To Dodge Tribe's Suit Over NY Mobile Betting
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Life Sentences For Repeat Sex Offender
• Feds Hit With ESA Suit Over Green Floater Mussel Inaction
• Rethinking Corporate Travel Rules After Device Search Cases
• Notable Q2 Updates In Insurance Class Actions
• Spirit Flight Attendants Object To Google Data Sale
• Paramount Judge Urges Parties To Be 'More Reasonable'
• CFTC Spares FTX's Ellison, Wang Fines For Cooperation
• Prison Phone Co. Says Techs Aren't Owed Public Works Pay
• NY Attorney Can't Arbitrate $33M Crypto Ponzi Scheme Case
• Ex-Loeb & Loeb RE Pro Joins Greenberg Traurig In NYC
• Bloomberg Campaign, Workers Defend $6M Settlement Notice
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Surviving A Long Trial
• Warshaw Burstein Adds Tax Pro From Foley & Lardner
• Ex-DOJ Atty Says Trump's University Probes Were Political
• Feds Bring New Charges Over $3.4B Iran-Backed Cybertheft
• 7th Circ. Rejects Ex-Cushman GC's Defamation Revival Bid
• Easterly Fund Must Face Claims Over Illiquid Investments
• Video Gaming Arena Co. Seeks OK Of $7.7M Arbitral Award
• Tricolor Execs Accused Of Securities Fraud By SEC
• Publishers Target Google's 'Fake Privilege' In Ad Tech MDL
• 2nd Circ. Lets Stand Cumulus' Nielsen Data Unbundling Order
• Medical Device Exec Cashed In On Bad Quarter, Feds Charge
• Jackson Lewis Atty Appointed Privacy, AI Lead Of L&E Global
• DLA Piper Taps Weil Partner As New York PE Co-Lead
• Norton Rose Adds Another Insurance Pro From Clyde & Co.
• 3 NY Injury Firms Get Uber's RICO Suit Tossed
• COVID Test-Maker Inks $6.5M Investor Deal Over Sales Slump
• Feds Back NJ Drivers' Bid To Void NYC Congestion Pricing
• TD Bank Still Faces Much Of Ex-Employees' Chinese Bias Suit
• Happy Egg Breaks 'Pasture Raised' False Ad Class At 9th Circ.
• Virgin Galactic's $2.8M Shareholder Deal Gets Final OK
• Google To Pay $10M For Spirit Airlines Data To Help AI Models
• Big Banks Reach $86.4M Deal In Mexican Bond-Rigging Suit
• Ex-ABC Producer Accuses CBS Correspondent Of Harassment
• Blue States Say FTC Can't Regulate Trans Youth Health
• Paramount Wants AGs, WGA To Pay $1.9B Merger Suit Bond
• Nussbaum-Linked Firms' Ch. 11s Tossed For Bad Faith
• Mangione's NY State Trial Postponed After Federal Guilty Plea
• Protein Shake Maker Investors Sue Over Troubled Acquisition
• 2nd Circ. Says Public Can Film Police And Their Stations
• Justices Won't Reconsider Verizon's $47M FCC Fine
• Mass. Judge Vacates ACA Gender-Affirming Care Restriction
• NYCBA Cautions Against Recording Nonclient Calls
• FTC Gets $725M Liquid Nails Deal Blocked
• Education Law Duo Joins Potomac Law In NY, Philly
• White & Case Adds Mayer Brown Global Investment Leader
• Clifford Chance Pushes To Send Clawback Suit To Arbitration
• Rebel Creamery Hits Ch. 11 After $24M Loss To Van Leeuwen
• Justices Again Deny Review Of $5M Carroll Verdict
• MSG Beats Charles Oakley Assault Suit Over Knicks Ejection
• Tricolor Founder Can't Ax 'Infrequently Charged' Lead Count
• In First, 2nd Circ. Allows DNA Warrant Without Match Sample
• Real Estate Recap: NYC Office, Hotel Snapshot, Rising Stars
• Palestine Bank Must Face Trimmed Martyr Check Terror Suit
• Mexico OK Leaves AGs, WGA Last Paramount Deal Obstacle
• SEC Says Adviser, Cos. Ran $74M Pre-IPO Boiler Room Fraud
• Utz, Condiment Co. Sued Over Avocado Oil Claims
• NY AG Says 2nd Circ. Ruling Doesn't Back Pricing Law Case
• Fla. Judge Rejects PE Investors' Bid To Block Asset Sale
• Cumulus Asks 2nd Circ. For Help With Nielsen Data Order
• Pa. Gambler Sues FanDuel Over Alleged Addictive Design
• Key State Criminal Law Rulings So Far In 2026
• How Copa América Reshaped Crowd Security Risk Planning
• Orrick Hires New Global Capital Markets Head From Kirkland
• Gallagher Must Face Suit Over Tech Loan Coverage Losses
• OpenAI Fights Sanctions Bid In News Copyright MDL
• Taxation With Representation: Miller Thomson, Bennett Jones
• Mangione Admits To Shooting CEO, Seeks To Nix Murder Case
• DirecTV Says Tegna Board Issue Proves Injunction Is Needed
• Bristol-Myers Can't Duck UMB Suit Targeting Drug Approvals
• CIBC Deal Ends Hedge Fund's Pharma Stock Spoofing Suit
• Wolfspeed Escapes Investor Suit Over 'Optimistic' Projections
• Kalshi Must Suspend Most Wash. Offerings, Install Geofencing
• DOJ's HPE Merger Settlement Approved Over State Objections
• States Say DOT Illegally Sought 17M CDL Driver Records
• Mount Sinai Beats Retaliation Claim But Faces OT Trial
• P&G, Arm & Hammer Sued Over Unscented Deodorant Claims
• DirecTV Says Nexstar Suit Discovery Damning But Incomplete
• Feds Can Release More Documents Under Epstein Law
• Davis Polk Sues Power Co. Ex-Clients Over $3.2M Fees
• Brighthouse Strikes $9.25M Deal In Life Policy Rate Suit
• NYC Bar Committee Calls For Nationwide AI Rules Framework
• Going To Hardcore Shows Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• WSJ Says Binance Sued Because It's Unhappy With Facts
• 11th Circ. Revives Beef Over Boar's Head Heir Shares
• Trump Sued Over 'Corrupt' $100K Early Truth Social Access
• Newrez Pays $15.5M Over Force-Placed Insurance Charges
• Canadian Tech Co. Beats Investor Suit Over Alleged AI Hype
• NYC Probes Polymarket, Kalshi Over Ads Targeting Minors
• Guo Daughter Asks Justices To Hear $60M Yacht, Escrow Row
• Trump Repeats Call To Remove Stay On Mail-In Ballot Order
• 'Core' Generics Leader Must Face Most AG Price-Fix Claims
• Novig Loses Bid To Halt NY Action Over Prediction Market
• Kalshi Uses CFTC Order To Build Case For NY Shield
• Goldman Sachs To Buy NEOS Investments For Up To $2.25B
• Rising Star: Sullivan & Cromwell's Danielle B. Schulweis
• Bridal Shop's Fire Coverage Suit Should Be Axed, Judge Says
• Feds Granted More Time To Defend College Data Ask
• DOJ Charges 11 For 1,000+ 'Sham Marriages'
• Law Grad Says Hofstra Ignored Heart Attack Mid-Bar Exam
• Ex-NBA Star Can't Move NY Betting Trial, Friend Loses Bail
• CFTC Moves To Shield Kalshi From NY Lawsuit
• Cash Advance Co. Loses Coverage Bid For $1B NYAG Row
• RealPage Points To 2nd Circ. Ruling In NY Pricing Law Case
• Objectors Sink $148M Lincoln National Class Deal At 2nd Circ.
• IP Notebook: 'Iceman' Logjam, Gemini Fight, Stealth Bot Bill
• Video Tech Co. Advances IP Suit Against Ex-Business Partner
• Birthright Citizenship Dissents Belie Originalist Interpretation
• Cumulus Can't Yet Enforce Tying Injunction Against Nielsen
• Heated Cholula Fans Say McCormick Ruined Famous Sauce
• NY Archdiocese Renews Call For Chubb Punitive Damages
• Nvidia, 6 Partners Plan $500B In AI Infrastructure Financing
• Apollo Sports Capital Plugs $2.6B Into NY Yankees
• NYDFS Swedbank Order Offers Lessons On Candor
• Unilever Misleads With 'No Preservatives' Claim, Suit Says
• NYC Keeps 2nd Home Tax On Target After Court Halts Rollout
• 4 Tips For Using AI To Max Fee Awards In NY Lease Disputes
• Blue States Say OCC Overstepped On Escrow Interest Rules
• Mangione's Jury Will Be Anonymous In NY Murder Trial
• Fla. Developer Who Stole $13M From Backers Gets 4 Years
• Elevance Nurses Seek Final OK Of $14.75M OT Settlement
• Judge Lets Feds Drop Adani Fraud Counts But Rebukes DOJ
• NYC Tour Boat Operator Charged In Deadly Harbor Accident
• Muddy Waters Wants Claim Cut From $14M Whistleblower Suit
• SEC Alleges Adviser Defrauded Investors In Pre-IPO Offerings
• IBM Defeats Software Co. In Copyright Fight At 2nd Circ.
• Tax Man Who Shaved Insurance Crook's Income Gets 2 Years
• NYC Says Action Over Cop Misconduct Was Filed Too Late
• Fla. Pension Fund Seeks NYT Records Over Bias Concerns
• Crypto Promoter Owes SEC $2.6M Over BitConnect Offering
• Feds Target 3 More States Over Immigrant Tuition Benefits
• Cleary Starts Energy, Infrastructure Group With Latest Lateral
• Paul Weiss Adds 2 Capital Markets Partners
• Soldier Must Wait To Argue CFTC Case Over Maduro Trades
• Calif. AG Says Paramount Deal Challenge Is About Antitrust
• 4 Firms Guide TPG Mortgage's $117M Cherry Hill REIT Buy
• Mass. Judge Lets Early-Decision Antitrust Suit Proceed
• NYC Homeowners Say City Flubbed 2nd Home Tax Launch
• Real Estate Recap: REITs Talk Casinos, Senior Housing
• Money Services Co. Fined $250K For Cyber Lapses
• NY Judge Trims Chinese AI Co. IPO Disclosure Suit
• Glenmark's $29.6M Generics Price-Fixing Deal Gets 1st OK
• Tax Preparers Seek OK Of $1M Deal In OT Suit
• Novig Says NY, Mass. Laws Threaten CFTC-Regulated Trades
• 2nd Circ. Tylenol Ruling Misapplies Daubert Gatekeeping
• NY Court Says Town's Cannabis Zoning Rule Preempted
• Ranking Dem Demands Goldman Sachs Cut Ties With Ex-CLO
• Lender Asks To Block NYC Development's Counsel Bid
• Taxation With Representation: Slaughter And May, Covington
• 18 State AGs Urge Feds To Block OppFi's BNC Bank Acquisition
• Cornell Can't Strike Jury Demand In Recordkeeping Fee Suit
• Summer's Last NYC Public Defender Strike Ends With Deal
• Nexstar Execs Can't Be On Tegna Board, Judge Clarifies
• Dotdash, Marketing Partner Zeta Shake Pixel Tracking Suit
• Stalking Victim Needs To File New Apple AirTag Suit In Fla.
• Trump Again Targets Birthright Citizenship In 2 New Orders
• Mayweather Clashes With Media Co. Over Injunction Bid Drop
• Crypto Founder Stole Millions From NFT Investors, Feds Say
• NYT, Daily News Blocked From Recasting Some AI Claims
• Ore. Judge Says DOD Wind Project Blockage Was Unlawful
• Cannabis Co. Investors' $10M Settlement Gets Initial OK
• 2nd Circ. Says Pillsbury Must Surrender $3.6M Retainer
• Judge Sets Feb. Trial In States' Generics Price-Fixing Suit
• Polymarket Adds Yankees To Sports Partnership Portfolio
• Ex-Goldman Exec Convicted Of Ghana Bribery Plot
• Being A Sommelier Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Retailer Wins Pause In €272M Debt Fight Over NY Suit Overlap
• 2025 Patent Litigation: A Year In Review
• Goldman Exec Was Linchpin To Ghana Bribery Ploy, Jury Told
• AmTrust Investors Get Class Cert. Over Flawed BDO Audits
• Novig Sues New York To Preempt Prediction Market Suit
• Soldier Wants To Fight DOJ, CFTC Maduro Bet Cases At Once
• Kalshi To Block Wash. Betting But Said Pause Is Overbroad
• NYC's Food Apps Data Law Goes Too Far, 2nd Circ. Says
• I-70 Contractor Drops Bid For New Trial, Signals Appeal
• Fed. Circ. Backs Another Lululemon Win On Nike Patent
• Tax Court Has Jurisdiction In Partnership's Late-Filed Case
• NY Legal Aid Union Averts Strike After 4 Months Of Talks
• Loomis Sayles Pulls Plug On $70M Suit Against Citi
• Insurers Seek $2M In Fees After Arbitrator Removal Bid Fails
• NY Judge Chucks Voyager's Ch. 11 Plan Exculpations
• Rozier Pal Accused Of Witness Intimidation Over Rat Emoji
• Brown Rudnick Adds 34 Attys, Will Open Silicon Valley Office
• 3 Private Suits Test Influencer Ads As FTC Stays On Sidelines
• Alibaba Investor Says E-Com Giant Hid China Military, AI Risks
• Goldman Jury Sees Undercover Video As Bribe Trial Nears End
• New Patent Suits Surge As PTAB Challenges Get Tougher
• AGs Can't Yet Get Discovery Into Live Nation's DOJ Deal
• States Warn SEC Against 'Unlawful' Climate Rule Withdrawal
• Google Accused Of Antitrust Behavior In Ad Tech Practices
• Paramount-Warner Merger Challenges Get March 2027 Trial
• Construction Co. Insurers Denied NYU Settlement Clawback
• NYC Extends Deadline For Pied-À-Terre Tax Exemptions
• States Sue Trump Admin Over Aid Recipients' Data Disclosure
• Udio Can't Shake Off Copyright Suit, But Gets It Moved To NY
• Yankees Fan Struck By Bat Brings $10M Negligence Suit
• BofA, Other Banks Plan To Settle Mexican Bond-Rigging Case
• Feds' Mixed Cues On Medicaid Fraud Signal States To Step Up
• 35 AGs Urge Congress Not To Delay Hemp Ban Rollout
• Tech Co. 401(k) Faces Bias Suit Over Worker's Eco Beliefs
• Senate Reenacts Small Business, Consumer Debt Limit Hikes
• Teams In Flores' Bias Suit Take Arbitration Denial To 2nd Circ.
• Paramount CEO Says Warner Challenge Is About Politics
• Ex-Volkswagen Engineers Plead Not Guilty To Insider Trading
• ABA Seeks Bar Exam Reform Following Tech Failures
• Spirit Airlines Sells Detroit Airport Hangar Space For $18M
• Skadden, Willkie Guide $1.2B American Family, Bowhead Deal
• Fried Frank Data Breach Class Action Voluntarily Dismissed
• Approach The Bench: Judge Rakoff Doesn't Hide His Views
• ABA Gives Symbolic Support For Law School DEI Standards
• Bronx Union Says Striking Atty Faced 'Impossible' Choice
• Neighborhood Defender Service Of Harlem Union Ends Strike
• Vestis Gets Investor Suit Over Operational Issues Trimmed
• Deutsche Bank Beats 2nd Circ. Case Over IS Banking Claims
• 21 States Again Fight ACA Changes That Could Increase Costs
• AGs, WGA Want April Merger Trial, Paramount Wants Nov.
• 25 States Sue Trump Over 3rd Round Of Global Tariffs
• Novo False-Ad Claims Against Telehealth Co. Fail, For Now
• Fintech Dakota Seeks OCC Trust Charter For Stablecoin Biz
• Why Wait? Attys Say Sentencing Reform Should Apply Now
• Sandoz Settles States' Generics Price-Fixing Cases For $450M
• Russia Says Oschadbank Forum-Shopped In $1.1B Fight
• Community Bank Order Signals Fintech Partnership Scrutiny
• ABA To Assess Aggressive BigLaw Campus Recruitment
• Disputes Continue, 1 Week Into NY Public Defender Strikes
• Where Is The Line On Actionable Comms In Securities Cases?
• Fed. Circ. In June: When Courts Can't Correct Patent Errors
• Insurer Must Defend Plumbing Co. In LA Apt. Leaks Row
• Linklaters Continues NY Growth With Paul Weiss Trio
• KKR Buying Integer For $5.7B In Kirkland, Davis Polk-Led Deal
• Debevoise-Led KKR Raises $19.2B For Infrastructure
• Papaya Gaming Files Ch. 15 To Shield Against $719M Verdict
• Law360 Names 2026's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Goldman Jury Sees Cash Talk In Energy Deal Email Deluge