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Retail & E-Commerce - May, 2026

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• Tesla Tumbler Targeted In New MiiR Patent, Trade Dress Suit
• Energy Drink Co. Ex-Execs Won't Face Limits At New Jobs
• WHO 'Changed The Rule' To Find Talc-Cancer Link, Jury Told
• Eden Foods Says CBD Co. Is Running Afoul Of TM Settlement
• Recall Recap: Steamer Burns, Grill Brush Wires
• Bilt Faces Dem Grilling Over Bank Partner Transition 'Turmoil'
• 2nd Circ. Cites Macquarie Case In Tossing Gap Investor Suit
• States Say Fed. Circ. Should Keep Tariff Block During Appeal
• Skin Care Co. Says Ex-Consultant Cut Off Access To Accounts
• Legislative Update: Cannabis And Psychedelics Bill Roundup
• It's 'Just Math,' Lenovo Says Of German Co.'s Patent Claims
• Visa's Agentic Payment Rules Expose Compliance Tensions
• Feds Say Canadian Co.'s Auto Devices Violate Emissions Law
• Bestar Wins Ch. 15 Bid Amid Landlord Deposit Tussle
• HVAC Biz Valued At $10B After Apollo Backing, More Rumors
• EU Probes Chinese Retailer's €2.2B Deal For Tax Distortions
• Studying Foreign Languages Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Valve Can't Press Pause On Steam Gamers' Arbitrations
• Google Seeks End To Antitrust Case From 'Serial Litigants'
• NY Firms Lose Lead Role In Starbucks Shareholder Suit
• Pharmacies Beat Fla. Hospitals' Opioids Suit
• ProPublica Denied Access To Ranbaxy Antitrust MDL Docs
• Pot Co. Urges 9th Circ. To Weigh Labor Law Constitutionality
• Live Nation Wants AGs' Discovery To Wait On New Trial Bid
• Walmart Rips Estee Lauder's 'Vague And Ambiguous' TM Fight
• Court Orders CBP Commish To Testify In Tariff Refund Suit
• $3.6B Cabinetry Merger Clears FTC Scrutiny
• Trump's China Visit Reveals Signs Of Continued Trade Truce
• Sold Inventory May Drive Tax Treatment Of Tariff Refunds
• US Implements Semiconductor Deal Cutting Taiwan Tariffs
• FIFA Faces NJ, NY Probe Over 'Fake Scarcity' In Sales
• Del. Justices' Ripeness Ruling Shields Advance Notice Bylaws
• Amazon Shopper's Late Delivery Suit Flops At 9th Circ.
• MoneyLion Seeks To Shed Wash. Suit Over Referral Texts
• Refrigerant Cos. Want 4th Circ. To Revive Antitrust Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Tanger Says NC Justices Can't Review COVID Coverage Fight
• FTC Tells DC Circ. That Meta Monopoly Judge Botched Timing
• Conn. Drug Price Law Still Allows Hikes, 2nd Circ. Told
• Calif. Atty Says Pot Rescheduling Keeps LA Appeal Alive
• Importers Tell Justices Trump China Tariff Hikes Went Too Far
• Tekion Defends CDK Dealer Software Monopoly Claims
• Squires' Institution Flips Are Increasing Uncertainty At PTAB
• Wage Disclosure Suit Doesn't Trigger Coverage, Judge Says
• Zillow's Chicago Home Listings Restored In Antitrust Case
• CBP Says $20.6B In IEEPA Tariff Refunds Have Been Sent
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Banks, Ill. AG Duel Over Swipe-Fee Law's Fate On Remand
• J&J 's 'Pure' Baby Powder Ads Were Pure Lies, Jury Told
• CFPB Small-Biz Rule Rollback Tees Up End To Ky. Bank Suit
• States Seek Ticketmaster Sale As Live Nation Wants New Trial
• Gucci Settles Suit Over Counterfeit Perfume Sales
• Snap Patent Fight Shipped From Texas To California
• SEC Says Foot Locker Contracts Hampered Whistleblowers
• Latest HVAC Suit Says Price Hikes Were Coordinated
• Conn. Mall The SoNo Collection Hit With Foreclosure Suit
• Wis. Justices Turn Away Skechers' License Deal Tax Fight
• EU, Mexico Sign Trade Deal Reached Last Year
• Google Urges DC Circ. To Nix DOJ's Search Win
• World Cup Trafficking Raises Alarm For More Than Just Banks
• Chicago MLS Says Zillow's Lost Access Is 'Self-Inflicted'
• Cannabis Grower Challenges Colorado's Pot Tax Calculus
• Sizing Up The Rescheduling Hurdles Medical Pot Cos. Face
• Tampa Council, Fla. County Board OK Rays' $2.3B Ballpark
• SC Authorizes Local Sales Tax To Provide Property Tax Relief
• Consumer Drops TCPA Suit Against Colo. Supplement Co.
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Apple Wants Justices To Review Epic Games Contempt Order
• Aveeno Allergen Suit Tossed Over Thin Financial Injury Claims
• Discover Card 'Misclassification' Deal Worth Up To $1.2B OK'd
• J&J Used Ellipsis To Nix Asbestos In Report To FDA, Jury Told
• Missouri Sues Crypto ATM Co. For Aiding Fraud, Excess Fees
• Sig Sauer Pistols Fire Accidentally, Gun Owners Say
• Vape Sellers Say Pa. E-Cig Law Usurps FDA Authority
• Gatorade Buyers Say 'Better Than Water' Claim Is Misleading
• Legislative Update: Cannabis And Psychedelics Bill Roundup
• Hermès Urges 9th Circ. To Back Toss Of Birkin Antitrust Case
• Foley, Kirkland Advise Sale Of Lee Denim Brand For Up To $1B
• AmeriHealth Unit, PBM Sued Over Prescription Claim Fees
• 2nd Circ. Agrees Amazon Not Liable In Fur Import Evasion
• Tariff Refund Claim Sale Approved In Retailer's Ch. 11
• 5 Risks For US Cos. From New EU Product Liability Directive
• Another Agri Stats Deal Gets Initial OK In Turkey Antitrust Suit
• Ex-Maisonette CFO Sues For Legal Fee Advancement
• NY Times Word Puzzles Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Prof. Hired By J&J In 1970s Found Asbestos In Talc, Jury Told
• Jack In The Box Can't Dodge Franchisees' Indemnity Claim
• Amazon Rebuffs Lost Doc Allegations In COVID Pricing Case
• Pinterest Hit With Derivative Suit Over Tariff Impacts
• Ikea, Mondelez Customers Seek Tariff Refunds In Illinois Suits
• Minnesota Jury Awards $10.2M In Talc Mesothelioma Trial
• Anker Unit Says Rival Lied About IP To Block Amazon Sales
• FTC Targets AI 'Nudify' Apps Under Revenge Porn Law
• FTC Looks For Ways To Avoid 'Litigating The Fix'
• Baby Food Brands Accused Of Toxic Levels Of Heavy Metals
• Kia Can't Escape Pa. Oil Ring Defect Suit
• AGs Seek Crackdown On Customized Food Pricing
• 9th Circ. Questions Jack Daniel's TM Win Over 'Bad Spaniels'
• Hagens Berman Says Apple Smear Job Can't Stop Withdrawal
• Gas Co. Asks Court Review Agency's Allowances Decision
• 7th Circ. Weighs If Abbott Warning Would Change NEC Care
• US Trustee Says QVC Ch. 11 Releases Run Afoul Of Law
• Target Says Tuna Label Suit Rests On Generalized Grievances
• Home Delivery Co. Denied Full Pay, Breaks, Suit Says
• FCC Clears Nokia Routers After DOD Security Review
• NM Marijuana Co. Says IRS Misinterprets Drug's Status
• Va. Gov.'s Cannabis Bill Veto Keeps State In Legal Limbo
• Missouri Budtenders Say Dispensary Group Mishandled Tips
• Law School's Missed Lesson: Diagnose Before Arguing
• Shoppers Seek Fees At 9th Circ. For Kroger, Albertsons Fight
• States Tell CIT To Reject Gov't's Request To Stay Tariff Ruling
• Amazon Keeps Tenn. Sales Tax Suit In Wash. Federal Court
• Toxicologist Denies J&J Wanted To 'Control' Talc Study
• Skechers Can't Kick Wash. Antispam Class Suit, Judge Rules
• Squires Ends Samsung-Requested IPR Over Related PGR
• Valve's Pivot On Gamer Arbitrations Gives Wash. Judge Pause
• Momcozy Hit With Class Action Over Defective Bottle Sterilizer
• Revoking Workers' Comp A 'Slippery Slope,' Pa. Justice Says
• Costco Calls Suit Over Tariff Refunds Premature
• Google Accused Of Bias Against Dad Who Took Baby Leave
• Chinese Testing Lab Urges FCC Caution On 'Reciprocal' Rule
• Food52 Confirms Ch. 11 Liquidation Plan
• Becoming The Biz-Savvy GC That Portfolio Companies Need
• Luxury Seattle Store Says State Farm Owes For Protest Theft
• Realty Firm, Dispensary Say Other Shop Abusing RICO Claims
• Cooley Adds Privacy Duo From Perkins Coie In DC, Denver
• Vietnamese Plastic Boxes Face Triple-Digit Duty Rate
• West Marine To Get Interim Cash Use OK In Ch. 11
• Texas AG Joins DOJ In Investigating Beef Antitrust Claims
• Marlboro Smoker Was Victim Of Ubiquitous Ads, Jury Hears
• Zillow Looks To Stop Compass From 'Conspiring' With MLS
• Comic Gets Serious About Mom's Cancer At J&J Talc Trial
• Amazon's Subscribe & Save Duped Consumers, Suit Says
• Online Directory Wrongfully Listed Cell Numbers, Suit Says
• Calif. AG Previews Live Nation Remedies At Democratic Forum
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Touch $71M Christmas Tree Patent Ruling
• Pa. High Court Snapshot: Wegmans, PennDot Top May Lineup
• Aetna Denied A Freeze On Trans Facial Surgery Order
• Amazon Fights Calif.'s Injunction Bid In Antitrust Case
• State Farm Says Stove's Maker Must Pay For Fire Damage
• FTC And Deere In 'Advanced' Right-To-Repair Settlement Talks
• 11th Circ. Doubts Amazon's Appeal Of Captive Audience Ban
• Boating Retailer West Marine Files Ch. 11 To Stay Afloat
• Judges On AI: How Courts Can Survive The Tech Revolution
• Justices Won't Review Denial Of Luxottica Arbitration Push
• Software Firm Seeks Belgian Venue For Calif. Cannabis Suit
• Amazon Fights Revival Of Class Claim In Alexa Recording Suit
• Hertz Inks $10M Deal To End Investor Suit Over EV Demands
• RideNow Avoids SEC Suit Following Spat With Ex-CEO
• Groups Drop CFPB Suit Over Stalled Biden-Era Small-Biz Rule
• NJ Vape Store Network Settles AG's Fraud Case For Over $100K
• MLB's Rays, Local Officials Reach $2.3B Ballpark Framework
• 9th Circ. Revives Licorice Buyer's Wiley Wallaby Label Suit
• 4th Circ. Hands Express Scripts Jury Trial In W.Va. Opioid Suit
• Senators Seek Info From SBA On Tariff Loan Gap
• Auto Dealer Accused Of Cooking Books Before Sale
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Tin Tariff Exclusion Rejections For Canner
• 5th Circ. Faults NLRB's Take On Starbucks Worker's Language
• Food Kiosk Merger Offers FTC Insights For Dealmakers
• 3 AI Adoption Mistakes GCs Should Avoid
• Google Workers' Attys Get $12.5M In Race Bias Deal Final OK
• Legislative Update: Cannabis And Psychedelics Bill Roundup
• Human Reproduction Proves Talc Can Reach Ovaries, Jury Told
• Google Says DOJ's Search Win Can't Help Yelp Suit
• Calif. Cannabis Distributor Gets $1.35M In Delivery Row
• Albertsons Not Covered In Opioid Litigation, Del. Judge Says
• United Rentals, Ex-Worker Strike Deal In Noncompete Suit
• Takeda Cashed In From Delay Of Generic IBS Drug, Jury Told
• Playing Basketball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• AG Watch: Reconciling 2 Maryland Data Privacy Statutes
• Brown-Forman Rejects $15B Takeover Offer, More Rumors
• US Trade Rep. Seeks Feedback On ITC's Quartz Tariff Plan
• NCR To Pay $48M To End Former Execs' Lifetime Benefits Suit
• 'Powerful' Risk For Women Using Talc, UC Prof Tells Jury
• Swiss Army Knife Co. Has Knives Out For Amazon Suppliers
• Ex-Client Can Relitigate Malpractice Suit Over Workers' Comp
• Big Fish Games Buyer Evading Royalty Duties, Studio Claims
• Walgreens Investors' Opioid Suit Is Time-Barred, Judge Says
• Apple Stiffed Call Center Workers On Boot-Up Time, Suit Says
• Apple Targets Hagens Berman 'Gamesmanship' In ICloud Suit
• Mass. Justices OK Lotto License Denial Over 'Moral Character'
• Atkore's $136M Deals In PVC Pipe Antitrust Row Get Initial OK
• Fed. Circ. OKs Lululemon Win On Nike Fitness Tracking Patent
• NC Personal Injury Firm Blasts 'Baseless' Claims In DQ Bid
• The Biz Court Digest: Georgia Court Has Business On Its Mind
• Ranch And Home Supply Chain Hit With Wage, Age Bias Suit
• Trump 1st-Term Tariff Hikes On China Legal, Feds Tell Justices
• Trade Court OKs Chinese Gum Zero Duty Rate On Remand
• Zillow Sues Compass, MLS Over Private Listing 'Backup Plan'
• NY Says 'Unclean Hands' Snuff Out Pot Labor Peace Suit
• Cannabis Retailer Stiiizy Tracked Customers, Suit Claims
• House Dem Probes Retailers' Use Of Surveillance Pricing
• Homeaglow To Pay $2.3M In Wash. AG's Deceptive Ad Suit
• Hefty 'Recycling' Bags Are Trash, Connecticut Court Told
• ​​​​​​​Amazon Beats Sanctions Bid Over Supplement Product Pages
• Mich. Judge Says Vape Co. Infringed 'Breeze' Trademarks
• Ex-Employee Says Pot Co. Fired Him Over Disability
• Bitcoin Depot Allowed Crypto Scam Via ATMs, Couple Says
• 4th Circ. Allows $3.6M Seizure In IPhone Trafficking Case
• Shopify Must Face Most Buy Now, Pay Later Antitrust Claims
• Elanco On Hook For Bulk Of $9M Flea & Tick Meds Deal
• Under Armour Says Insurers Shouldn't Get Repayment Interest
• Tobacco Giant RJ Reynolds Sued Over Telemarketing Texts
• Fla. Court Won't Move Panther Habitat Suit To Different Judge
• Cintas Gives FTC More Time To Review $5.5B UniFirst Deal
• Mass. Draft Regs Signal Nationwide Scrutiny Of Junk Fees
• 3rd Circ. Says Financial Services Rule Thwarts Privacy Suit
• Fed. Circ. Pauses Trade Court Ruling Blocking Trump Tariffs
• Impossible Foods Stuck With Atty Fees After $3.25M TM Loss
• 4 Emerging Approaches To AI Protective Order Language
• Ga. Panel Revives Broker Negligence Suit Over $1M Deal
• Pot Co. Claims Attys Filed 'Malicious' Suit To Hide Asset Theft
• EBay Rejects $56B GameStop Bid, Says Offer Isn't 'Credible'
• FTC Warns Meta, Others To Abide By Anti-Revenge Porn Law
• Cannabis Co. Can't Block Discovery Despite Dismissed Claim
• Estate Says Instacart Shares Blame For Pedestrian's Death
• Nestlé Sues To Unmask Amazon Sellers Of 'Stolen' Vitamins
• Ace Hardware Accused Of Coordinating Prices, Locations
• 'I Am The Judge,' Atty Facing Apple Sanctions Bid Told
• Nestle Defeats 'Breakfast Essentials' False Ad Suit, For Good
• Plastics Co. Wants Inequitable Conduct Ruling Undone
• Saks Gets Initial OK To Hand Off More Leases In Ch. 11
• 1st Surveillance Pricing Law In Md. Reflects Broader Scrutiny
• 3rd Circ. Revives Privacy Claims Over Bass Pro Tracking
• Bain-Linked Unit Accuses Sellers Of Secret Deals In TM Suit
• Heppner Ruling Left AI Privilege Risk For Lawyers Unresolved
• Ex-FDA Chief Says J&J Atty 'Spinning' Asbestos Definition
• Franchisees Say Jack In The Box Trying To 'Avoid' Calif. Law
• Amazon Studios Exec Led Kickback Scheme, Producer Says
• Kratom Seller Asks 10th Circ. To Review Utah Ban
• Fed. Circ. Debates If Alice Dooms $673M Amazon Patent Loss
• Pro Energy Granted $1.85M Refunds Over Pulled Tax License
• Nike Customers Join Tariff Refund Class Action Trend
• OCC Rules Spur 7th Circ. Remand In Ill. Swipe-Fee Fight
• TTAB's 'Selective' Approach Spurs Drop In Precedents
• Sports Tech Co. Says Judge Made Own Patent Eligibility Case
• Why Trump's 2nd Global Tariff May Fare Better On Appeal
• Communal Streaming App Says IPhone Removal Monopolistic
• Google Denied Early Bid To Pause Search Data Sharing Duties
• The Ethics And Practicalities Of Representing AI Agents
• Walgreens Loses Atty Sanctions Bid In Georgia Bias Suit
• Paramount, Special Effects Co. Resolve 'Scream' Mask Cases
• Cardiac Device Co. Says Ex-Manager Took Secrets To Rival
• Fed. Circ. Weighs Timing Concerns In Tariff Exclusion Denials
• Mike Lindell's Atty Sanctioned Again For False Case Citation
• E-Commerce Finance Biz Files Ch. 7 With Over $50M In Debt
• Squires Says Fitness Tracker Patent Date Key To PGR Ruling
• Netflix, Staffing Co. Denied Full Pay, Breaks, PAGA Suit Says
• Mattel Investor Urges Sale To PE, Toy Makers Or Media Cos.
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive Volkswagen Driver's Oil Leak Suit
• Agri Stats Reaches Meat Price-Fixing Deal With States, DOJ
• Firm Sanctioned For Misleading Merchants In Swipe-Fee Case
• Estée Lauder Investors Reach $210M Deal Over Share Inflation
• Insurer Owes No Coverage For Mall Pollution, Fla. Judge Says
• 6th Circ. Tosses Ohio's Out-Of-State Wine Limits
• J&J Feared FDA's 'Disturbing Proposal' To Test Talc, Jury Told
• Catering Co. Misclassified Delivery Drivers, Suit Says
• Dems Press Big 3 Bureaus On BNPL Credit Reporting Gaps
• Bayer Sued Over Healthy Sperm Claim On 'One A Day' Pill
• Bayer Loses Bid To Undo Class In 'One A Day' Label Suit
• Liberty Left Client Info Vulnerable To Hackers, Suit Alleges
• Judge Wants States To Outline Live Nation Antitrust Remedies
• Trade Court Says Pencil Co. Lacked Standing In Duty Fight
• Speed Jigsaw Puzzling Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Hemp Co. Says Deliverer Stole, Sold $2.5M Shipment
• Sony Reaped 'Windfall' From Illegal Tariffs, Gamers Say
• Amazon Sees What You See On Your Fire TV, Users Claim
• 'Do Not Use This Report': J&J Hid Asbestos Test, Jury Told
• Calif. Tribe Can't Get ATF's Cigarette Sales Decision Tossed
• NC Court No Place For Smoothie-Shop Stroke Suit, Panel Says
• DOJ Says Colo. Magazine Ban Violates Second Amendment
• Safeway Hit With Wash. Break Pay, OT Suit
• Igloo's Ads 'Uncool' But Not Unlawful, Split 9th Circ. Says
• PE Firm Says Hemp Co. Hid State Probe In $1.5M Countersuit
• Amazon Smart Devices Accused Of Infringing AI Co.'s Patents
• Altria, Juul Ask For Stay During Antitrust Class Cert. Appeal
• Google Users Say DOJ Win 'Leaves Only Damages For Trial'
• Bloom Nu Energy Drinks Have Artificial Ingredients, Suit Says
• Target Workers Fight Walking-Time Suit Dismissal Bid
• Home Security Firms Hit With TCPA Suit Over Sales Calls
• High Court Rejects Apple's Bid To Pause App Store Ruling
• Buyers Drop Cresco, Verano, Cannabist THC Potency Suits
• Judge Approves $2.25M Walmart Wage Deal On Third Try
• Fed. Circ. Backs Atty Fees In Bicycle Design Patent Case
• G7 Trade Ministers Agree To Prioritize Key Mineral Supply
• Polish Antitrust Arm Probing OLX's RE Listings Platform
• Canadian Furniture Co. Gets Provisional US Asset Shield
• Pot Patients Defend Claims In Dispensary Data Privacy Suit
• Ex-FDA Chief Testifies 100s Of J&J Docs Tie Asbestos To Talc
• Cannabis Giants Sued Over Mental Health Marketing
• Apple Reaches $250M Deal Over Claims It Overhyped IPhone AI
• Papa John's Workers Defend No-Poach Deal From Objections
• 9th Circ. Renews Biz Nuisance Claim Over Seattle BLM Protest
• Hemp Powder Buyer Says Amazon Images Don't End Claims
• Home Depot Accused Of Helping Police Spy On Customers
• Utah Judge Won't Block Kratom-Kava Product Sales Ban
• Sportswear Co. Seeks To Flunk Schools' Trademark Win Bid
• US Says Denver's Assault Weapons Ban Is Unconstitutional
• Buffalo Wild Wings Wants Boneless Wing Suit Gone For Good
• Canadian Office Furniture Maker Seeks Ch. 15 Recognition
• Congress Should Ax Privacy Bill For Not Shielding Consumers
• ABKCO, Behr Settle 'Paint It Black' Ad Copyright Suit
• EU Hits Chinese Acid With Antidumping Duties
• Apple Asks High Court To Pause Epic Games App Store Order
• Subaru Hit With Class Suit Over Alleged Battery Failures
• OkCaller Tells 11th Circ. Its Google Suit Wasn't 'Incoherent'
• 'They Knew It': J&J Accused Of Hiding Talc Risk At LA Trial
• Cento 'Certified San Marzano' Tomatoes Aren't Legit, Suit Says
• Kroger Fights AGs' $10M Fee Ask In Albertsons Merger Case
• FTC Swears Off Media Matters' Boycott Probe, Forever
• FCC Says Crackdown Killed 3M Listings For Risky Devices
• Gas Stations Bound To Visa Swipe Fee Deal, 2nd Circ. Says
• FTC Stipulates Unit Sale For $848M Food Kiosk Deal
• NFLPA Sues Trading-Card Maker For Using Unlicensed Images
• Meatpacking Probe Continues, Agri Stats Deal Expected
• Mich. Justices To Hear Best Buy Arbitration Dispute Case
• Split 7th Circ. Refuses To Revive Kohl's Consumer Arbitration
• Justices Urged Not To Take Up Macy's Thryv Challenge
• Benjamin Moore Wins $4.2M In Royalties Fight With Greek Co.
• Attys Defend $85M Fee Bid Blasted By Judge In Google Deal
• Kroger, EEOC Strike Deal To End Disability Bias Suit
• 2 AI Snafus Show Why Attys Can't Outsource Judgment
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Google Says Jewish Ex-Worker's Race Claims Don't Add Up
• EBay Is Reviewing Unsolicited $55.5B GameStop Offer
• Cannabis Co. Must Add THC Warnings In Calif. Edibles Deal
• Columbia Univ. Can't Shed Columbia Sportswear's TM Suit
• Media Matters Says Justices' New Ruling Secures Its FTC Win
• Fla. Jury Hears Menthol Smoker Succumbed To Addiction
• Texas High Court Revives Delta-8 THC Restrictions
• UBS Can't Escape $92M FINRA Award Over Tesla Stock Advice
• Vivienne Westwood Ends IP Dispute Over Artists' Graffiti Work
• Carvana Fired Manager For Reporting Safety Risks, Suit Says
• NC Statehouse Catch-Up: Data Centers, AI, School Funding
• Rulings Offer Lessons On Credible Workplace Investigations
• All Buyers Hurt By Fanatics' Monopoly, Customers Tell Judge
• Zazzle Settles Suit Over Font Design Use
• Hardware Co. Claims Menards Infringed Cabinet Designs
• Pizzeria Urges 6th Circ. To Strike Fed's Debit Swipe-Fee Cap
• City, County Officials In Kan. Say Hemp Seizure Suit Fizzles
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Saks Gets OK For Plan Disclosure With Creditor Deal