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Transportation - March, 2024

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• Petition Watch: Off-Label Ads, Retiree Discrimination & PPE
• Drivers Slam Eve-Of-Trial Arbitration Bid In OT Class Action
• Texas AG Launches Investigation Into Boeing Parts Supplier
• Strange But True: Product Liability Stories For April Fools'
• Honda Beats Ill. Fraud Suit Over Rat-Gnawed Car Wires
• Real Estate Authority: Investment Bans, Extreme Heat, CRE
• Innoviz's $1.4B SPAC Deal 'Abysmal,' Investor Tells Chancery
• DC Circ. Nixes Challenges To Gas Industry Projects
• Nikola Says Convicted Ex-CEO Plotting Illegal Board Takeover
• What To Know About IRS' New Jet Use Audit Campaign
• Fiat Chrysler Can't Get Out Of Workers' Overtime Suit
• Vidal Offers 'Peace Of Mind' For MDL Rivals Heading To PTAB
• Trash-Truck Maker Escapes Design Suit Over Worker's Death
• 10th Circ. Says Insurance Payout Deal In Jet Sale Is Invalid
• Dentons Europe Says Houston Co. Owes $4.7M In Legal Fees
• Red States Say Court Must Lift LNG Export Review Pause
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive La. Delivery Drivers' OT Suit
• Stay Interviews Are Key To Retaining Legal Talent
• EPA Sets New Heavy-Duty Vehicle Emissions Regulations
• White House Directs Agencies To Install AI Risk Safeguards
• PE Group Seeks $32.4M In Serbia Real Estate Arbitration
• Del. Judge Sends Panama Port Feud Back To Chancery
• Texas Judge Sanctions Atty For No-Showing At Hearing
• Union Permitted MTA's Drug Test In Rep's Firing Suit, Judge Says
• Judge Throws Out IP Suit, Citing Expired 3D Glasses Patent
• United Airlines Beats Class Cert. Bid In COVID Refund Suit
• Delta Allowed In-Flight Sexual Assault, Passenger Alleges
• Tesla Judge Cites Rodney King Litigation In OK'ing EEOC Suit
• Enviro Groups Prepare To Defend EPA Particulate Matter Rule
• Auto Parts Mogul Must Face Lender's $127M Trust Fraud Suit
• Mercedes, Insurer Don't Owe Reimbursement For Vehicle Fire
• Texas Wins Court Bid To Vacate Feds' Highway GHG Rule
• Biden Admin Finalizes Rollback Of Trump-Era ESA Rules
• Ruling In La. May Undercut EPA Enviro Justice Efforts
• Trucking Co. Can't Undo $20M Verdict In Crash Death Suit
• NC Atty Calls Airline Mogul's Bank Records Request 'Reckless'
• Honorary Consuls Can't Get Special Plates, Colo. DMV Says
• Va. Landowners Return To Supreme Court In FERC Challenge
• Chancery Dismisses Carvana Shareholders' Stock Offer Suit
• NBCUniversal, DeLorean Settle 'Back To The Future' TM Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Judge Nixes Aviation Atty's Defamation Suit Against Blogger
• Evidence On Ex-Mozambique Official Stays In $2B Fraud Suit
• Tribes Want Climate Change Row With Oil Cos. In State Court
• 9th Circ. Urged To Rethink Arbitration Of Cathay Pacific Feud
• DC Circuit Upholds NLRB Firing Decision Despite Legal Shift
• DoorDash, Grubhub Want Docs From NY Restaurant Lobbyists
• ​​​​​​​CSX Can't End DOL's Improper Retirement Plan Fee Suit
• Judge Trims Porsche EV Charging Speed Fraud Claims
• Colo. Judge Unplugs Vague EV-Maker Investor Suit
• Yellow Corp. Pension Fund Liability To Be Decided In Ch. 11
• Casino Beats Suit Over Diabetic Customer's Fall
• NY County Seeks To Bar NYC Congestion Prices As Illegal Tax
• Calif. Rail Biz Attys Face DQ Bid Over Bad Faith, Info Breach
• Construction Orgs Call Prevailing Wage Rule Unconstitutional
• Calif. High Court Gives Guideposts For What Counts As Work
• 6th Circ. Won't Rethink $25M Crash Award Against Nissan
• Suit Over Faulty VA Estimates Came Too Late, Claims Court Says
• WTO Calls On Australia To Amend Steel Duties On China
• Subaru Can't Duck Suit Over Starlink Infotainment Defect
• Insurer Wants $29M Treble Damages Ruling Reversed In NC
• Baltimore Bridge Collapse: What We Know So Far
• Feds Say Ruling Doesn't Back Court Review Of EB-5 Visa Denial
• Mitsubishi Seeks $88.9M From Canadian Truck Sellers In US
• Stakes High As Pa. Justices To Mull Gov't Suit Damages Cap
• Pilot HOA Tells Justices Rail Easement Clouds Airstrip Access
• 9th Circ. Unsure Uber Can Dodge Suit Over Slain Driver
• Army Found Not Liable For Canceled Third-Party Lease
• Marriott Guests Call For Sanctions In Discrimination Suit
• Fishers Say Tire Cos. Can't Escape Salmon ESA Suit
• BP, Chevron And Others Hit With Climate Change Suit In Pa.
• Boeing Can't Exit Wash. Worker's Birth Defect Suit
• Auto Parts Co. Must Continue Shipping To FCA, Judge Rules
• Late Navy Lt.'s Dad Says Northrop Lied About Aircraft Safety
• GM Supplier Deal Missing 'Crucial' Info, Stymying Dismissal Bid
• Teamsters Duck Yellow's $137M Suit Over Restructuring Talks
• Enbridge Plugs $350M Into Natural Gas Joint Venture
• Spray Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Boeing Called Out For 'Circular' Logic In Love-Triangle Murder
• Subcontractor Sues Tech Co. For $1.8M Over RTX Project
• Full 10th Circ. Stands By Revival Of Valero Pipeline Leak Suit
• Rivian's Brass Sued In Del. Over Vehicle Pricing Whiplash
• Ex-Lordstown CEO Settles SEC's 'Pre-Sale' Fraud Claims
• NC Justices Undo Stacking Auto Insurance Coverage
• Ohio Bus Agency Keeps Win In Passenger Injury Suit
• SEC Says Justices Should Skip Musk's Gag-Order Grievance
• EV Maker Fisker Says It's Considering Restructuring
• Geico Beats COVID-19 Auto Rebate Class Action On 2nd Try
• Tesla, Travelers Settle Wrongful Death Coverage Dispute
• Chattanooga Volkswagen Workers To Vote On UAW In April
• EPA Takes Heat Over Latest Renewable Fuel Regs
• Pilot For UK Billionaire Says Stock Tips Case Is Too Vague
• No Coverage for Pa. ATV Accident, Insurer Says
• Qualcomm Halts Plan To Buy Israeli Biz Under Regulatory Heat
• Vidal Vacates Denials Of Challenges To Neo Wireless IP
• Steelers Owner Says Partner's Silence Is Stalling TD Air Sale
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Class Cert. In United Military Leave Suit Will Have To Wait
• Boeing CEO To Exit At Year's End Amid 737 Max Crisis
• Justices Won't Review 11th Circ. $285M Arbitrator Bias Suit
• Ford Ditches Suit Over Vendor's Access To Website Chat Data
• Watchdog Calls To Redo $896M Migrant Transport Deal
• Judge Spares No Ink In Opinion Over Investors' $2.7M Deal
• Real Estate Authority: NAR, Climate, Data Center Dollars
• Youths Ask 9th Circ. To Allow Climate Trial To Proceed
• Accused Purveyor Of Tesla Trade Secrets Poised To Get Bail
• EPA Clean Cars Rule Charts Auto Industry Transformation
• Flyers Say JetBlue-Spirit Deal Case Not Done, Push For Win
• Insurer Urges 9th Circ. To Reverse LA Port Co.'s Defense Win
• Ind. Factory Adds To Historic $112M Bad Faith Coverage Win
• Ill. Justices Won't Stop Exec Email Defamation Suit
• 200K Toyota Camry Drivers Ink Deal Over Smelly HVAC
• Feds Can't Explain Away Flawed LNG Rule, DC Circ. Told
• Parts Of Secret Recording Buried In Blackbeard Ship Suit
• Trade Court Clears Feds' Voluntary Solar Cell Duty Reduction
• Where 9th Circ. Lowe's Ruling Leaves PAGA Jurisprudence
• DLA Piper Welcomes Energy Attorney To Philly Office
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Del. Courts Examining 'Colonoscopy'-Like Bylaw Rules
• US DOT Eyeing Airlines' Consumer Privacy And Data Security
• Sen. Warren Wants SEC To Probe Musk Control Of Tesla Board
• GAO OKs Trade Compliance In Defense Container Deal
• Ford Says $350K TM Jury Award Can't Be Boosted To $15M
• FERC Upholds, Clarifies Grid Connection Policy Rewrite
• Proposed MDL Management Rule Needs Refining
• BNSF, Worker Settle Sick Leave Firing Suit
• FERC Nominees Carefully Walk Climate Line In Senate Hearing
• Bus Co. Will Halt Immigrant Transport To NY During Litigation
• 6th Circ. Zeroes In On CBA In Vax Bias Preemption Battle
• Robins Kaplan, Colo. Firm Beat Malpractice Claim
• Judicial Independence Is Imperative This Election Year
• DOJ Sues Apple, Rounds Out US Claims Against Tech Big 4
• 4th Circ. Upholds Volvo's Win In Worker's ADA Case
• 2nd Circ. Revives Bias Suit Against Aramark
• Faegre Drinker Adds Former Honigman Construction Pro
• UK Pension Fraud Fund To Pay Out £416M To Victims By 2026
• Belarusian Tire Maker Wins EU Sanctions Challenge
• Husch Blackwell Hires 5 Attorneys From Lewis Brisbois
• Document Retention Best Practices To Lower Litigation Risks
• NYC Now Lets Workers Sue For Sick Leave Violations
• SEC Proxy Roundup: Verizon, UPS Escape ESG Proposals
• Riding My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• How The Supreme Court Could Narrow Chevron
• EPA Tightens Auto Emissions Rules But Relaxes Timetable
• Breaking Down Each State's Climate Priority Policies
• Feds Didn't Consider LNG Rule's Impact On Tribe, Court Told
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• US Chamber's Litigation Funding Concerns Spur 2 State Laws
• 2 Men Behind Chinese Co. Stole Tesla Trade Secrets, Feds Say
• Contractor Can't Refute GSA Audit Power, Gov't Tells DC Circ.
• VW Dealer Says Its Franchise Is Getting Unjustly Terminated
• Ford Pushes To Decertify Classes Amid Mustang Defect Trial
• Feds, NY Residents Spar Over Congestion Pricing Battle
• Ky. Woman Gets $164M Verdict In Geico Roadside Crash
• FCC Won't Shift Gears On 5.9 GHz Despite Automakers' Effort
• Tesla Investors Want Musk Go-Private Tweet Spat Revived
• Biden Administration Updates EV Fuel Economy Estimates
• Uber, Progressive Unit Settle NC Widower's Coverage Fight
• SAS Gets Nod On Ch. 11 Plan With $325M For Creditors
• New Eagle Take Permit Rule Should Help Wind Projects Soar
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: March Lessons
• Future Of Judge-Shopping Reform Hazy After Rule Proposal
• EV Charging Biz Pitches $400K Ch. 11 Staff Retention Plan
• Nixed JetBlue-Spirit Deal Moots Antitrust Case, 1st Circ. Told
• Spartan Arbitration Tactics Against Well-Funded Opponents
• Investors Seek Arbitration In Panama Port Fight
• GOP Rep. Calls For Crackdown On EV Threats From China
• Feds Try To Shake Off Youths' Constitutional Climate Suit
• How A Car Crash And 20 Years Of Litigation Ended With $25M
• 7th Circ. Wants Del. High Court's Input On Stock Shares Row
• BNSF, Ports Lose Bid To Narrow Wash. Stormwater Regs
• The Biggest Trade Secrets Awards In The Last 5 Years
• Trucking Co. Won't Get New Trial For $78M Crash Judgment
• Texas Judges Pause Wireless Patent Fights For PTAB
• Tesla Trial To Test Bounds Of Autonomous Cars' Future
• Battle Over Mass. Rezoning Law Headed To High Court In Fall
• Electric Battery Maker Says Mich. Officials Impeding $2B Plant
• Takeaways From EPA's New Methane Emission Rules
• Tesla Settles Suit Alleging Pervasive Racism At Calif. Factory
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Energy Dept. Says Alaska LNG Review Passes Legal Muster
• High Court Declines Ex-Asia Pacific Pilot's Retaliation Case
• High Court Declines To Review Appeal Of EMT Liability Suit
• Calif. Truckers Lose Renewed Bid To Block AB 5
• NYC Taxi Drivers Convince Judge To Reconsider RICO Claims
• Tesla Owes $42.5M To Injured Motorcyclist, Jury Says
• DC Circ. Presses FERC On Justification For Pipeline Expansion
• Aircraft Co. Says Charter Co. Shifting Blame For Fatal Crash
• Fed. Circ. Says Tube-Mac Execs Co-Invented Gas Tank Patent
• Boeing Supplier Sued Over 737 Max Door Plug's Missing Bolts
• Pa. Court Can Hear NY Borrowers' Class Action Against Bank
• Transit Agency Must Face Suit Over Driver's Alleged Assault
• SEC, VW Reach $48.7M Deal To End 'Clean Diesel' Fraud Suit
• 2nd Circ. OKs Mississippi River Charter For Swiss Cruise Co.
• Didi Can't Shake Investor Class Over Regulatory Disclosures
• Unproven ID Theft Claim Can't Thwart $5.7M Duties, Feds Say
• Wesco Ch. 11 Ruling Marks Shift In Uptier Claim Treatment
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• French Shipper Boosts Media Division With €1.6B Altice Deal
• What Recent Study Shows About AI's Promise For Legal Tasks
• EPA Proposes New Limits On Gas Distribution Facilities
• GM, LexisNexis Sued For Sharing Driving Data With Insurers
• DOJ, FTC Tell Copyright Office To Expand Right To Repair
• Buyers Want Goodyear, Michelin Price-Fixing Suits Combined
• Icahn Enterprises Rips Investors' 'Grab Bag' Of A Suit
• 72-Year Weil Alum, 'True Visionary' Corporate Atty Dies At 97
• Lawmakers Secure $1.3B For Native American Housing
• No New Trial In $22M Death Case, Georgia Court Says
• Norfolk Southern Must Face Most Derailment Suit Claims
• Mont. Youths Urge State High Court To Uphold Climate Ruling
• Wash. Atty Who Ducked Bar Probe Suspended For 3 Years
• Colorado Truckers Too Few, Too Local For Class Treatment
• Ex-Mechanic, Trucking Co. Reach Deal In OT Suit
• Ex-AutoZone CEO Sued Over $1M In 'Short-Swing' Profits
• Food Delivery App Can't Beat Investor Suit Over SPAC Deal
• How The FAA Is Embracing Simplified Flight Controls
• Ford Slammed For Bid To 'Sidestep' Faulty Axle-Bolt Suit
• Appeals Court Frees Atlanta Theme Park From Injury Suit
• Energy Dept. Floats $2.26B Loan For Nev. Lithium Project
• 6th Circ. Kills Orders On Calculating Delivery Driver Costs
• Versata Wants Axed $105M Ford Verdict Revived Or Expanded
• AI Auto Damage-Assessing Giant Accused Of Monopoly
• Ex-Boeing IP Manager's Counsel Secures $224K In Fees
• Claims Court Lets $282M USPS Telematics Deal Protest Stand
• Colo. Fees Are Really Taxes, Conservative Group Tells Judge
• Mass. Justice Presses AG On Fast-Track Bid For Zoning Case
• Uber Recruits Ex-NY Chief Judge DiFiore For Safety Board
• Tesla Investors Weigh In On $5B Fee Proposed For Class Attys
• New Co.'s Lack Of Records Dooms Bid For H-2B Truck Drivers
• Tower Taxes To Partly Fund $10B Midtown NYC Bus Terminal
• Pa. Justices Will Review $250K Bus Injury Damage Cap
• Tire Cos. Seek Exit From Salmon-Harming Chemical Suit
• Biden Unveils Zero-Emission Freight Truck Infrastructure Plan
• Roberto Clemente's Family Appeals Puerto Rico TM Loss
• Auto Software Biz Valued At $6B After $250M Series E Round
• Unions Say China's Shipbuilding Boom Is Based On Unfair Trade
• DC Circ. Questions MPLX Alternatives In FERC Decision
• NTSB Slams Order To Allow Hands-On Train Parts Inspection
• Clean Fuels Provider XCF To Go Public Via $1.84B SPAC Deal
• Ga. Attys Face Sanctions Bid Over 'Factually Impossible' Suit
• Ford To Pay $365M After US Says Sham Seats Ducked Tariffs
• Panama Port Fight Belongs In Chancery Court, H.K. Co. Says
• Drivers Drop Uber, Lyft Price-Fix Arbitration Appeal
• Lyft Wants Out Of Rape Survivor's 'Untimely' Negligence Suit
• Teamsters Can't Pause Discovery In $137M Fight With Yellow
• Biden Proposes Big Budget Boost For EPA
• Injured Bus Rider Gave Up Right To Sue, Mich. Justices Told
• Atlanta Wants Out Of Suit Over Airport Active Shooter Incident
• Cathay Pacific Airways Can Arbitrate Ticket Refund Fight
• Pa. Judge May Take Wheel In Uber Driver Classification Trial
• Hertz Tells Chancery To Reject $4B Buyback 'Hindsight' Suit
• Utah Counties Ask Justices To Rein In NEPA Requirements
• Souped-Up Mustangs Overheated After 10 Min., Fla. Jury Told
• FERC Says Nixing Power Market Revision Was Right Move
• Biden DOT Budget Targets Aviation Safety, Private Jet Use
• Most Claims Trimmed In Ford Faulty Transmission Suit
• Corps Says Groups Can't Show Dredging Permit Was Flawed
• Steptoe Adds Dentons' Ex-Global Security Chief As Partner
• 12 Attys Depart Plunkett Cooney For Own Firm
• Transportation Group Of The Year: Sullivan & Cromwell
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Goodyear, Competitors Hit With Another Tire Price-Fixing Suit
• Trump 'An Existential Threat' To Rule Of Law, Attys Warn
• Inside The Climactic Clash Over Skyrocketing MDL Caseloads
• La. Judge Won't Halt Clean Water Rule Favoring States, Tribes
• Uber Driver Class Claims Veering Toward Split Verdict
• Patent Case Over Air Conditioners For Boat Use Sinks At ITC
• Union Urges Affirming Reinstatement Award Over Pot Test
• ITC Clears LKQ, Others In Car Lamp Patent Cases
• Ex-NJ Transit Exec Says Fears Over $2B Project Led To Firing
• Litigation Inspiration: A Source Of Untapped Fulfillment
• CSX's Georgia Backroads Bridge Caused Crash, Suit Says
• Transportation Group Of The Year: O'Melveny
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Taxation With Representation: Fried Frank, Latham
• Tesla Can Force Individual Arbitration In EV Mileage Fight
• $285M Panama Canal Case Must Be Reviewed, Justices Told
• Judges Say Facing Threats And Vitriol Now Part Of The Job
• Shipbuilder Says Navy Ended Deal in Bad Faith, Seeks $150M
• Energy Cos. Still Have Work To Do In Final SEC Climate Rule
• White House Moves To End Highway 'Buy America' Waivers
• CenturyLink Cut From Suit Blaming Utilities For Road Delays
• American Airlines Says Frequent Flier Suit Belongs In Texas
• FTC Slams 'Unprecedented' 7-Eleven Defense In Agency Suit
• Long-Distance Truck Drivers Again Found Eligible For H-2B
• MTA Says NJ Had Chances For Input On NY Congestion Pricing
• Skiing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Transportation Group Of The Year: Mayer Brown
• Nissan Cooling Fans Defective, Class Suit Claims
• EV Charging Co. Hits Ch. 11 With Plan For Lender Takeover
• Top Calif. Antitrust Atty Says Criminal Cases On The Horizon
• Garland On AI Crime, And A Taylor Swift Tune For DOJ
• 'Larger' Airlines Didn't Help Flyers, DOJ Tells 1st Circ.
• 6th Circ. Orders Do-Over For Insurer's $3.3M Recoupment Row
• Yellow Corp. Faces Pension Funds' Arbitration Bid In $6B Spat
• Norfolk Southern Can't Shift Cleanup Costs To Tank Car Cos.
• Enviro Groups Say Colo. Trail Will Increase Cancer Risks
• Treasury Sanctions Ship Owners It Says Enable Houthi Attacks
• Biden Admin Seeks Pretrial Win In Texas Emissions Suit
• La. Drivers Get OT Since They Never Left State, 5th Circ. Told
• Ford Settles Georgia Auto Crash Death Suit Days Before Trial
• NTSB Chief Says Boeing Isn't Sharing Info In Blowout Probe
• Red States Challenge EPA's Particulate Matter Standards
• Epic Tesla Fee Bid May Blaze Extraordinary Chancery Path
• Practical Steps For Navigating New Sanctions On Russia
• Logistics Co. Escapes Ex-Worker's Age Bias Suit For Now
• Transportation Group Of The Year: Dykema
• Lordstown Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed After Settlements Reached
• Utah Sues Feds To Reopen 195 Road Miles In San Rafael Desert
• Fed. Circ. Grills Both Sides In Toyo Tire IP Dispute
• Tank Car Cos. Can Inspect Derailed Train Parts, Judge Says
• Rail Giants Get Some Docs Kept Out Of Fuel Surcharge MDL
• Gibson Dunn AI Leader On Weathering The AI Policy Blizzard
• 11th Circ. Told Fla. Rental Car Co. Imposed Deceptive Fees
• Security Co. Off The Hook For Guard Dozing During Auto Theft
• Mich. Appeals Court Speeds Up Ford Battery Factory Dispute
• Cadence To Acquire Beta Cae In $1.24B Cash-And-Stock Deal
• EV Maker Proterra's Ch. 11 Plan Gets Thumbs-Up In Del.
• Think Like A Lawyer: Forget Everything You Know About IRAC
• FERC LNG Approvals Flout Court's Orders, DC Circ. Told
• Judge 'Uncomfortable' In Tossing Man's No-Fly-List Suit
• SEC Fines Adviser $950K Over Ryder Buyout Disclosures
• Calif. Justices Rule Fiat Can't Offset Lemon Law Restitution
• Teamsters Request Discovery Stay In $137M Fight With Yellow
• Carvana, Execs Beat 'Puzzle Pleading' Investor Suit, For Now
• Philly Uber Drivers Tell Jury They're Employees
• Divisive Housing Law A 'Great Test' For New Mass. AG
• Maine Slams Trade Secret Claim In Lobstermen's Tracking Suit
• FAA Audit Flags Boeing 737 Max 9 Production Lapses
• Auto Repair Website's Indicted VP Wants Co. To Pay Legal Bill
• Deported Man Seeks Mass. Justices' OK For Remote Retrial
• Chrysler Gets Claims Trimmed In Truck Fire Defect Suit
• Suit Says Firm Wrongly Repped Two Parties In Car Crash
• High Court Won't Hear Cops' Immunity Appeal In Crash Death
• JetBlue And Spirit Nix $3.8B Deal After Court Block
• Tesla Stock For Fees? Attys Who Got Musk's Pay Cut Say Yes
• Tesla Judge Sees 'Range Of Options' In Factory Race Bias Suit
• EV Maker Rivian Rips Investors' Class Cert. Bid In Fraud Suit
• Tort Report: $42M Med Mal Award; Hot Coffee Suit In The Air
• 9th Circ. Won't Stay Oregon Kids' Climate Case, For Now
• Auto Coverage Hinges On Victim's Domicile, Mich. Panel Says
• DC Circ. Enforces UAW Bargaining Order With Auto Parts Co.
• Levi & Korsinsky Gets Nod To Lead Nikola Investor Action
• Trucking Co. Seeks Early Win In Colo. Drivers' OT Suit
• How Firms Can Ensure Associate Gender Parity Lasts
• Aon, Transport Co. To Pay $9M To End Workers' ERISA Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London