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Retail & E-Commerce - July, 2026

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• Apple, Amazon Face Bid To Revive Wash. Antitrust Suit
• Edible Arrangements Wins $13.9M Judgment Against Ex-COO
• DEA Judge Lays Out Next Steps Following End Of Pot Hearing
• 'No Time To Waste' On Google Antitrust Reports, Judge Says
• Fed. Circ. Revives Commerce's Korean Steel Duty Findings
• American Signature Seeks OK To Sell Google Antitrust Claims
• Senate Democrats Revive Bill To End Federal Marijuana Ban
• Walgreens Sues Mass. Medicaid Program Over Drug Rates
• $200B Swipe Fee Deal Merits $206M For Attys, Merchants Say
• Lowe's Hit With Post-Recall Suit Over Fire-Prone Yard Tools
• QVC Wins Approval Of $5B Ch. 11 Plan
• Ashley Furniture Wins Transfer Of Bias Suit To Florida
• Cal-Maine Says DOJ Deal Doesn't Impact Private Case
• Fed. Circ. Backs Canon PTAB Wins Over Inkjet Sensor Patents
• USTR Broadens Exemptions Ahead Of 25% Brazil Tariff
• Kroger Workers' Suit Claims Missed Meals, Unpaid Screenings
• Being A Magician Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Albertsons Slow To Review Wash. Opioid Sales, Judge Told
• Circuit-By-Circuit Guide To The US Supreme Court's Term
• Starbucks Beats Investor Suit Over Ex-CEO's Biz Statements
• Unilever Tangled In Litigation Again Over TRESemme
• CIT Judge Says Order Incoming For Next Tariff Refund Phase
• Pa. Panel Backs Benefits For Giant Eagle Worker Hit By Car
• Google, Epic Drop Bid To Alter Injunction In Antitrust Case
• Title Co. Can't Keep Tax Refund, Wash. Panel Rules 2nd Time
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Flea, Tick Meds Suit Against Bayer
• How Litigants Are Testing Conversion Therapy Ruling's Scope
• Apple Allowed To Question Withdrawing Hagens ICloud Client
• Shareholder Derivative Litigation Needs A Better Framework
• Albertsons Probed On Pharmacy Compliance Staffing At Trial
• Apple Can Subpoena 14 Fed. Agencies In Antitrust Suit
• Parents, Docs Sue FDA Over E-Cig Enforcement Guidance
• Capital One Says Terms Allow It To Void Card Rewards
• Social Equity Pot Licensee Says Investors Are Freezing Him Out
• Google Is Wrong, 'Settled Expectations' Is Legal, Justices Told
• Iowa Lacks Ties To Starbucks IP Fight, Workers United Says
• Nespresso Can't Ditch Most Bias Claims By Ex-Employee
• 10th Circ. Revives False Ad Claims Against Hill's Pet Food
• Vape Co. Seeks $314K Judgment Over Alleged Unpaid Order
• US Trade Fraud Task Force Recovers Over $1B In 10 Months
• Kellogg Sues Apparel Co. In Delaware Over General Mills Deal
• 'Emotional Support' Pet IDs Not Legit, Suit Says
• RJ Reynolds Says TCPA Doesn't Apply To Texts, Cellphones
• PetSmart Hit With Wage Suit By Colo. Pet Care Workers
• Albertsons, Safeway Face Trial Over Wash.'s Opioid Epidemic
• Court Economist Says Epic-Google Deal Isn't Evidence-Based
• Cannabis Companies Settle $300K Workers' Wage Deal
• Under Armour Beats Most Claims In Ex-Supplier's Suit
• Judge Halts Ohio Hemp Law In Dormant Commerce Fight
• CVS Toddler Wipes Mislabeled As Hypoallergenic, Suit Says
• Prime Energy Must Search Logan Paul's Devices In Ad Suit
• Shopify Settlement Clouds Open-Source Copyright Limits
• Hemp Co. Tells 7th Circ. To Leave RICO Case Buried
• US Adds Polyester-Spandex Fabric To Textiles Free Trade List
• CBP Sends Another $15B In Tariff Refunds To Treasury
• Walmart Accused Of Race Bias In Suit Over Theft Accusation
• $725M Liquid Nails Deal Would Harm Market, FTC Tells Judge
• Davis Wright Atty Hit With Sanctions After Winning Sanctions
• Quince Seeks $1.8M After 'Exceptional' Ugg IP Trial
• Amazon Deal Would Let Casino App Users Pursue Developers
• L'Oreal's Baby Products Same As Standard Version, Suit Says
• Five Below Growth Strategy Sank Stock Price, Investors Say
• 7th Circ. Revives BIPA Suit Over Virtual Try-On Tool
• The Biggest TM Rulings Of 2026: A Midyear Report
• Feds Seek $16.2M Restitution In Counterfeit Apple Device Suit
• Mass. Pot Repeal Measure Faces Signature Integrity Challenge
• US-Canada Stalemate Expected To Hold Amid USMCA Review
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Meta Nears Beating Cert. Bid By Artist Suing Over IP In Ads
• Wells Fargo Illegally Fired Muni Bond Whistleblower, Suit Says
• Wash. Judge Grants Amazon Win In Audible Auto-Enroll Suit
• 7th Circ. Upholds Ill. Ban On AR-15s, High-Capacity Magazines
• Fragrance Cos. Look To End Antitrust Suit
• Fla. Justices Back Toss Of Sham Publix Slip-And-Fall Suit
• Google Says Accessories Co. Sells Counterfeit Pixel Chargers
• Nutmobile Builder Says Ex-Workers Used Assets For Rival Co.
• Mass. Voters To Decide Future Of Retail Cannabis Legalization
• Paper Plates Skirt Steep Chinese Duties, Commerce Finds
• Ulta Fired Black Trans Worker Who Reported Bias, Suit Says
• Sleep Number's Ex-CEO Can Enter Ch. 11 Fray As Bidder
• Bass Fishing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Sam's Club Reaches Deal With Ex-Worker In Miscarriage Suit
• The Most Talked-About Supreme Court Decisions Of 2026
• Cannabis Firm Escapes Default In Pot Product Supply Dispute
• 9th Circ. Revives Whirlpool Dishwasher Warranty Class Action
• Amazon Ordered To Give FTC Docs It Claimed Were Privileged
• Snack Cos. Say DOJ Deal Demands Price-Fix Verdict Revisit
• Butterball, 2 More Head For Ill. Turkey Price-Fix Trials
• Home Depot Hit With Security Screening Wage Suit In Conn.
• Judge Sides With Under Armour In Repayment Interest Fight
• Costco Sued Over Reports Of Heavy Metals In Protein Powder
• NC Biz Court Told Insurers Owe Coverage To E-Commerce Co.
• Judge Tosses Pearl Drum Carrier Trade Dress Claim, For Now
• Formula-Maker Sued After Recall And Reports Of Sick Infants
• Amazon Nears Deal In Colorado Holiday OT Pay Suit
• Lenders Left Out Of Serta Uptier Deal Win $400M In Ch. 11 Suit
• FTC, States Settle John Deere Right-To-Repair Case
• What Durnell Ruling Means For Mo. Roundup Settlement
• EU Parliament Approves Mexico Trade Agreement
• Calif. Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q2
• Mitsubishi Gets Ex-Franchisee Blocked From Using Its Marks
• Illinois Cases To Watch In 2026: Midyear Report
• FTC Warns 7 Retailers About Unqualified 'U.S. Origin' Claims
• Vape Co. Accused Of Racial Bias Toward Black Manager
• Calif. Judge Asks About Standing In Google Antitrust Case
• Consumer Says Graco, Newell Owe Tariff Refunds
• NYC Hits Walgreens, 3 Others With $2.3M In Wage Fines
• CFPB Eyes Credit-Card Late Fees For Possible Rulemaking
• Furniture Store, Delivery Co. Reach $2.5M Deal To End OT Suit
• What Ex-CFPB Head's Calif. Role May Foretell For Oversight
• Grocers' Microcaptive Not Valid For Tax Benefit, 7th Circ. Told
• Justices Stand On Statutory Specifics In Cisco And Landor
• Judge Tosses Most Apple AirPods Max Defect Claims
• Judge Says No To Amicus On Attorney Privilege In FTC Case
• 5,000 Pharmacies Accuse Prime Therapeutics Of Price-Fixing
• Cabbage Patch Kids Brand Sparks Copyright Fight
• NY Distillery Targets Wash. Liquor Sales Laws At 9th Circ.
• Walmart Pays $13M To Settle Texas AG's Driver Pay Claims
• Textile Printing Co. Kornit Reaches $19.5M Investor Deal
• Kim Kardashian's Skims Accused Of Systematic 'Wage Abuse'
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Rapid-Fire Rulings, Word Of Warning
• MAGA Counterfeiters Should Pay $14.6M, Judge Recommends
• Firmenich Agrees To $33M Deal In Fragrance Antitrust Suit
• The Moments That Shaped The Monsanto Decision
• After Tense Terms, Hints Of High Court Harmony With Circuits
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• Stakeholders Push For Expanded Brazil Tariff Exemptions
• Former NCR Execs' $48M Lifetime Benefits Deal Gets 1st OK
• Live Nation Pushes Bid To Nix Antitrust Trial Loss
• India, China Call Broad US Forced Labor Tariffs Not Justified
• Denim Co. Unlawfully Passed On Tariff Costs, Customer Says
• Chrysler Dealer Says Competitor Got $30M Edge In NC Market
• International Trade Policy To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2026
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• The Year Donald Trump Won Big At The High Court
• 7-Eleven Says New Nike Shoes Copy Its Tricolor Design
• Cox, Hikma Rulings Set Stage For Trademark Liability Fights
• Fed. Circ. Wants More Analysis In Amazon Transcribing IP Suit
• Revised Suit Against Erika Girardi's Attorney Tossed
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• After Durnell, Connecting Science And Causation Will Be Key
• Only Bean Misleads On Edamame Protein Claims, Suit Says
• Choral Singing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Alibaba Cos. Ink $600M Nonprosecution Deal Over Drug Sales
• FCC Wants To Extend Covered List's Reach To Components
• Lululemon Targeted In New Shopper Tariff Refund Lawsuit
• Gilead Owed $68M In Counterfeit Case, Magistrate Judge Says
• Yelp Gets To Lock In Part Of DOJ's Search Win Over Google
• Calif. Man Gets 21 Months For Sports Memorabilia Fraud
• NC Panel Says Worker Shooting Suit Belongs In Commission
• Resale Ticket Buyers Must Arbitrate Live Nation Claims
• Zillow Loses Bid To Exit IBM Sign-On Tech Patent Suit
• DOJ Lacks Authority To Challenge Magazine Ban, Colo. Says
• Attorney Mental Health Is An Ethical Obligation In The AI Era
• 5th Circ. Says Vape Co. Deserves Jury Trial For $19K HHS Fine
• Walmart Hit With Ill. Biometric Privacy Suit For Recorded Calls
• The Case For Using Final-Offer Damages Forms In IP Suits
• NC Panel Revives Constitutional Fight Over Vendor Ordinance
• Amazon To Pay $2.25M To Settle FCRA Violation Claims
• US Not Renewing USMCA, But Deal Still In Force For Now
• Leveraging AI In MDL Discovery And Case Management
• DOJ China Container Indictments Signal Global Cartel Risk
• Farm Says $99M Deere Right-To-Repair Deal Is Unfair
• Kroger Inks $1.65B Giant Eagle Deal With Planned Divestitures
• ITC Probing Monsanto's Claims Against Chinese Glyphosate