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Trials - February, 2024

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• Trump Says 'Fair' Docs Case Trial Must Happen After Election
• Don't Trust Trump, Carroll Says, Fighting Pause Of $83M Win
• DOJ Says Court Rehab Means Ga. Bid Rig Case Must Move
• Avery Dennison Hit With Fees For Dragging Out Patent Suit
• Palo Alto Seeks Ax Of $151.5M Patent Verdict For Centripetal
• 11th Circ. Backs Film Producer's Crypto Scam Sentence
• Epic, Google Are At App Store Antitrust Remedies 'Impasse'
• Baldwin Played Part In 'Unsafe' Film Set, 'Rust' Jury Hears
• Black Ex-Davis Polk Atty To Appeal Loss In Retaliation Suit
• Ga. Man Convicted In $11M PPP Fraud Case Wants New Trial
• Mich. Judge Floats Sanctions If Doc Review Wastes Her Time
• Feds Want To Ask Trump Jurors If 2020 Election Was 'Stolen'
• Medtronic Says 3 Years Of Tax Returns Under IRS Audit
• 7 Common Myths About Lateral Partner Moves
• Brothers' 20-Year Calif. Real Estate Battle Ends In $7B Verdict
• Fla. Judge OKs $43.5M Deutsche Bank Deal In Ch. 15 Case
• Sbarro Worker Appeals 'Prejudiced' Verdict On Rape Claims
• Rochester Loses Telecom Fee Bench Trial Over Hearsay
• Judges Tell Mich. To Get Moving On Flint Engineering Suit
• Textron, DJI End Texas Drone Patent Case After $279M Verdict
• Indivior's $385M Suboxone Antitrust Deal Gets Final OK
• No Direct Evidence Ties 'Rust' Armorer To Live Ammo, Jury Told
• Judge Clears Fujian Jinhua On Feds' Trade Secrets Claims
• Supreme Court Will Decide Trump's Criminal Immunity Claim
• Google Attys' 'Fake Privilege' Comments Cited In Search Suit
• Cheering In The NFL Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Trump Can't Freeze $465M Penalty But Can Seek Loans
• Compassionate Release Grants Needed Now More Than Ever
• Justices Allow Idaho Execution, But State 'Unable To Proceed'
• Bankman-Fried Urges No More Than 6.5 Years For FTX Fraud
• Eagles Rocker Testifies His Draft Lyrics Were Stolen, Hawked
• KPN Wins $287M Jury Verdict In Contract Beef With Samsung
• Supertramp Co-Founder Didn't Breach Royalty Deal, Jury Says
• 'Rust' Armorer Regretted Not Checking Gun 'More,' Jury Hears
• J&J's CMO Says He Would've Pulled Talc If It Caused Cancer
• PacifiCorp Faces $50M Ask In Latest Wildfire Trial
• 'I Don't Know' When Ga. DA Romance Began, Witness Says
• Wash. Judges Likely To Let Public Defender Keep Workplace Win
• Del. Jury Urged To Award $142M Roundup Punitive Damages
• Last-Minute Settlement Stops 2nd Catheter Trial In Del.
• Google Owes $12M For Infringing Voice Patents, Jury Says
• Supreme Court Doubts Forfeiture Deadline Is Mandatory
• 'Delay' Adds $2.3M To Monsanto's $175M Roundup Judgment
• BNSF Made $75M BIPA Deal After Landmark Award Wiped Out
• UFC, Fighters In Mediation Ahead Of Wage Suppression Trial
• Ex-Ohio Speaker Urges 6th Circ. To Ax His 20-Year Sentence
• Mitigating Whistleblower Risks After High Court UBS Ruling
• Blank Rome Adds White Collar Team From Akerman
• Justices' Double Jeopardy Ruling Preserves Acquittal Sanctity
• Convicted Nikola Founder Must Forfeit Ranch, Judge Says
• 'This Isn't A Game': Pro Se Ex-Law Student Schooled At Trial
• Intel Calls VLSI 'Desperate' In Fight Over License Defense
• Apple Antitrust Class Action Gets Early 2026 Trial Date
• MetaBirkins NFT Maker Tells 2nd Circ. 'Artwork' Is Protected
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Freshub Didn't Lie To Revive Patent App
• Ohio Jury Shuts Down Door Co.'s Patent Defense
• Pastor And Ally Of NYC Mayor Was A Con Man, Jury Hears
• Proud Boys' Attys Can't Escape IP Suit In DC
• Dry Cleaning Magazine In NJ Must Pay $8.2M For Defamation
• Fla. Official Can't Save Home From Verdict, Businessmen Say
• JetBlue, Spirit Tell 1st Circ. $3.8B Deal Is Good For Most Fliers
• Teva Tells 1st Circ. Feds Must Clear High Bar In FCA Case
• Stimwave Prosecutors Accused Of Brady Violation Mid-Trial
• Caterpillar Owes $12.9M In Wirtgen IP Case, Jury Says
• Miffed NC Biz Court Mulls Sanctions After Missed Deadlines
• Manhattan DA Seeks Trump Gag Order For Hush Money Trial
• Feds Say Fla. Atty Can't Undo COVID Relief Fraud Conviction
• Jury Awards Woodworking Co. $158K Over 'Lemon' Machine
• Trump Fights With State Over Cell Data Use In Willis DQ Bid
• 1st Circ. Rejects Crypto Founder's Hollow Fraud Appeal
• High Court Forfeiture Case Again Pits Text Against Purpose
• Up Next At High Court: Social Media Laws & Bump Stocks
• Trump Asks Court To Wait On 'Uncertain' $83M Carroll Award
• Google Says Innovation Led To Dominance In Closing Brief
• 'Rust' Set Was Open To Evidence Tampering, Jury Hears
• 'This Isn't MTV Unplugged': Guitar Banned At Supertramp Trial
• No Lie In Calling A Lemon A Lemon, Jury Told At Trial's End
• Md. Judge Won't Toss Ex-Baltimore State's Atty's Conviction
• Judge Won't Reschedule Google's Ad Tech Trial In Va.
• NRA, LaPierre Found Liable For Misconduct In $6M Verdict
• Alec Baldwin Loss Claims Trimmed In 'Rust' Shooting Suit
• Pa. Dentist Hit With $11M Verdict In Cancer Patient's Suit
• With Interest, Trump Now Owes $454M For NY Valuation Fraud
• Ex-Vitol Oil Trader Convicted On FCPA Rap
• NY Clerk Defends Barring Felons From Juries In Dismissal Bid
• 6 Pointers For Attys To Build Trust, Credibility On Social Media
• Red Sox Network Exec Says 18 Mos. Enough For Billing Fraud
• Ex-Capital One Analyst Faces 2 Years For Insider Trading
• Supertramp Royalties Deal 'Smart Move,' Doors' Manager Says
• Ex-Vitol Trader Denies Knowing Of Bribes, As Trial Nears End
• Wash. AG Seeks $1.2M In Damages For Debt Collector's Errors
• Pool Co. Used Rival's TM To Confuse Customers, NC Jury Told
• 5th Circ. Affirms Medicare Kickback Convictions
• R. Kelly Fights Chicago Child Porn Conviction At 7th Circ.
• Coldwell Banker Wins Trade Secrets Fight On Directed Verdict
• Was Armorer 'Sloppy' Or 'Scapegoat'? 'Rust' Trial Opens
• $10M Crash Verdict Nixed Over Excluded Toxicology Expert
• FTC Eyes 2024 Trial For Meta Antitrust Case
• More Than Drugs At Stake In High Court's 'Blind Mule' Case
• Why Fla. High Court Adopting Apex Doctrine Is Monumental
• Convicted Chicago Pol Seeks Acquittal Or New Trial
• Ex-KPMG Exec, Ex-Oversight Staffer Get Convictions Vacated
• Nurses Ignored Surgery Patient's Fatal Sepsis, Fla. Jury Hears
• Fed. Circ. Told Sonos Ruling Treads On Patent Owners' Rights
• Supertramp's Ex-Drummer Says Royalty Deal Was For Good
• NY Judges Question Lehman's Bid To Undo CDS Trial Loss
• Judge Rejects $5.2M Atty Fee Bid In Poultry Farm Loan Suit
• Intel Patent Trial Delayed To Allow Time For Counterclaim
• Former Exec Convicted Of Medtronic Insider Trading Scheme
• Judge Won't Strike 'Excessive' $2.3M Tobacco TM Verdict
• WDTX Jury Clears Samsung In $4B Chip Patent Trial
• 'No Theft' Of Eagles Lyrics, Trio Says As NY Trial Opens
• Motorola Wants Rival's IP Use, Unpaid Royalties Investigated
• Doc Keeps Trial Win In Suit Over Patient's Medication List
• A Refresher On Witness Testimony In 3 Key Settings
• A Post-Mortem Analysis Of Stroock's Demise
• Juror Misconduct Warrants New Trial In Birth Injury Suit
• Bankman-Fried Gets New Attys After Waiving Crypto Conflict
• How Trump's Hush Money Trial Helps Or Hurts Jack Smith
• Giuliani Seeks New Trial, Will Appeal $148M Defamation Award
• Feds Seek 5 Years Over Red Sox Network Exec's Billing Fraud
• Justices Reject Ga.'s Bid To Retry Man Acquitted Of Murder
• Supertramp Players Bloody Well Right On Royalties, Jury Told
• Jury Says LSD Didn't Cause Quadriplegia; Insurer To Pay $1M
• Tenn. Jury Sides With Cops Over Raids On Legal CBD Shops
• Ga. Man Sentenced To 70 Mos. In $18M PPP Fraud Scheme
• How Future Litigators Are Training In A 'Flight Simulator'
• Fluoride Trial Judge Mulls 'Mixed' IQ Evidence In Closings
• VLSI Seeks Delay Of Trial On Intel Patent License Defense
• Ill. Cardiologist Keeps Trial Win In Med Mal Death Suit
• Angry Buyer Told Machine Seller, 'I'll Kill You All,' Jury Hears
• Jurors' Death Penalty Views Not Tied To Race, Colo. Justices Say
• 4th Circ. Orders Redo On Sony's $1B Music Piracy Damages
• Warhol Faker Gets 37 Mos. As He Awaits Murder Trial
• Peloton Win Brings 'Bike+' TM Suit To A Screeching Halt
• New Yorker Writer Pans Subpoena Over Adams' Ties To Pastor
• Alito 'Concerned' Jurors Can Be Axed For Religious Beliefs
• Alec Baldwin Seeks June Trial Date In 'Rust' Shooting
• Preparing For DOJ's Data Analytics Push In FCPA Cases
• Considering The Logical Extremes Of Your Legal Argument
• 4th Circ. Won't Rethink Overturning Bid-Rigging Conviction
• Boeing And Lion Air Families Spar In 7th Circ. Jury Trial Bid
• Family Of 23-Year-Old Who Died From Ulcer Gets $30M
• Most Courts Don't Know If Their Juries Are Fair, Report Says
• Ex-Ill. Senator Admits Campaign Fund Misuse After Trial
• Trump Owes $355M For Fraud That 'Shocks The Conscience'
• Fulton DA DQ Hearing Wraps With Fight Over Privilege
• Storytelling Strategies To Defuse Courtroom Conspiracies
• Trump Asks Justices To Give Time For DC Immunity Appeal
• VLSI Asks Fed. Circ. To Halt Trial On Intel License Defense
• Restaurant Franchise Owner Hit With $30.7M Jury Verdict
• IP Forecast: 'No Labels' Party Feuds With Website Over Name
• Atty Must Be Tried Alongside Ex-Hawaii DA, Feds Say
• NRA Accuses NY AG Of Political Bias As Trial Closes
• Calif. Jury Clears Duplo In Trial Over MGI Printer Patents
• Judge Says Jurors Can See J&J Ads In Talc Trial
• Ex-Employer Blasts Lewis Brisbois Partner's Immunity Claim
• Chancery Nixes Most Of Frank Founder's $835K Fee Demand
• Petition Watch: Classes, Litigation Changes & Fraud Theories
• Ga. Jury Convicts PPP Fraudsters In $11M Case
• Lessons From Rare Post-Verdict Healthcare Fraud Acquittal
• Calif. Disclosure Update Adds To Employer Trial Prep Burden
• Trump Prosecutor Blasts DQ Bid: 'Contrary To Democracy'
• 1st Circ. Says Atty's Absence No Reason To Toss RICO Case
• Trump Gets March 25 Trial Date In NY Hush Money Case
• NY Top Court Weighs Weinstein's 'Prior Bad Acts' Evidence
• Telecom Confusion Caused $56M Damages, Conn. Judge Told
• Nokia Exposure Over $23M Oral Deal Won't Be Clear Until Trial
• March Trial Set For Samsung Claims Against Ex-IP Attys
• Man 'Knew The Shit Was Wrong,' Jury Told As Fraud Trial Ends
• Trump Prosecutor Asks Justices To Pass On Immunity Issue
• NY Suggests LaPierre Owes Millions As NRA Trial Ends
• BCLP Can Fight Atlanta Firm's Fee Garnishing Request
• GoTV Asks For New Trial, Says Netflix 'Tainted' $2.5M Award
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Fight Co.'s Bid To Shield Bribe Evidence
• Conn. Justices Suspect Sleepy Juror Will Wake Up Murder Case
• Ex-Atty Can't Delay Prison Amid Pot Bribe Appeal, Judge Says
• EDNY Ruling Charts 99 Problems In Rap Lyric Admissibility
• 3 Principles For Minimizing The Risk Of A Nuclear Verdict
• Coaching High School Wrestling Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Fluoride Can Harm Brain, EPA Scientist Says As Trial Wraps
• 'She Didn't Ask, And I Didn't Tell,' Ex Says Of Fraud Scheme
• Expert's 11th-Hour Change Blocked In Pet Device IP Retrial
• Accused Crypto Mixer 'Key' To Online Drug Market, Gov't Says
• AT&T, Nokia Turn To 1884 Precedent To Fight $181M Trial Loss
• LaPierre Defends TV Spots, Celeb Ties As NRA Trial Nears End
• Ingevity Again Denied New Verdict, Trial Against $85M Loss
• Sonos Decries California Judge's Decision To Toss $32.5M Win
• LSD Trip Didn't Cause Quadriplegia, Houston Jury Told
• Convicted NC Doctor Can't Get Recordings From Prosecutors
• J&J Hid Cancer Risk From Consumers, Fla. Jury Told
• Mass. Attys Welcome New Guardrails On Trial Time Limits
• Conn. Agency Loses Sanctions Bid In Worker's Noose Suit
• Ex-Atty Appealing Pot Bribe Conviction Says Prison Can Wait
• $8.6M In Interest Added To Vivint Smart Home TM Case
• Takeaways From 9th Circ. Nix Of Ex-GOP Rep.'s Conviction
• SG's Office Is Case Study To Help Close Legal Gender Gap
• EPA Scientist Rips Fluoride IQ Links As 'A Lot Of Uncertainty'
• Man Who Laundered $30M Gets 18 Years After Fiery Hearing
• Oil Co. Can't Get New Injury Trial With Video Evidence
• Ex-CEO Of Health Co. Found Guilty Of Fraud After $195M Loss
• Gilstrap Changes Mind, Delays Netlist Trial For PTAB Order
• Ex-Madigan Aide Gets 2.5 Years For Lying In Grand Jury Probe
• 2 Jurors Say They Were Pressured To Convict Ex-BVI Premier
• Trump Turns To Supreme Court In DC Criminal Case
• Frank Execs Say JPMorgan Is Withholding Communications
• A Closer Look At Novel Jury Instruction In Forex Rigging Case
• Jury Convicts 3 Of $7.9M COVID Aid Fraud Scheme
• Fla. Atty Wants $300K COVID Relief Fraud Conviction Axed
• Social Media Addiction MDL Gets Date For First Bellwether
• Texas City Challenges $8M Race Discrimination Verdict
• Chanel Wins $4M Verdict Against NYC Luxury Reseller
• Brown Prof Testifies That Fluoride IQ Studies Have Gaps
• Avery Dennison Won't Get New Trial After RFID Patent Loss
• 'Emergency' Judge Tapped In Ex-Hawaii DA Bribery Case
• Fla. Judge Won't Halt Alleged 'Payback' By Miami Official
• Googling Prospective Jurors Is Usually A Fool's Errand
• Skillz Wins $42.9M IP Trial Against Rival Accused Of Bot Fraud
• Ex-Ill. Senator Detained Pending Trial After Ignoring Feds
• Texas Hilton Hotel Tells DOJ It Will Comply With ADA
• Atlanta Atty Keeps $1.15M Fee Award Despite Tossing Notes
• Conn. Justices Asked To Rule On McCarter Damages Dispute
• NY Panel Rejects NYCLU Demand For Memos To State Judges
• Texas Jury Clears Cloudflare, Axes Router Patent Claim
• $490M FCA Verdict Against Medical Distributor Cut In Half
• Ex-Trump Aide Peter Navarro Can't Stay Free During Appeal
• SEC Fights Hedge Fund Priest's Fee Bid After Mixed Verdict
• Fed. Circ. Grapples Over Implying IP Success To Jury
• 6th Circ. Affirms Most Of Ex-Pitcher's $450K Win In TM Case
• Ga. Judicial Watchdog Wants Probate Judge Ousted
• IP Forecast: 2nd Circ. To Hear TM Fight Over Whiskey Bottles
• Ex-BigLaw Atty Tells Jury LaPierre Didn't Control NRA Board
• Mass Shooting Survivor Loses $17M Judgment On Appeal
• A Look Into How Jurors Reach High Damages Awards
• Uber, Lyft Get May Trial Date In Mass. Worker Status Suit
• Monsanto Fights $2.25B Verdict After Philly Roundup Trial
• Live Nation Worker Can Fight $5.5M Disputed Atty Fee
• What To Know About WDTX Standing Order For Patent Cases
• Seattle Hospital Owes $215K In Mold Suit, Jury Finds
• Alex Jones Atty Calls Infowars 'Nonsense' In $1.4B Appeal
• NY Judge Scolds Trump Attys For Response To Perjury Query
• High Court Sides With Whistleblower Against UBS
• Spouses Ran PPP Fraud In Secret, Ga. Defendants Tell Jury
• Fluoride Judge To Attys: 'I Don't Need Perry Mason Moments'
• Trump Trial Judge Gets Little Info On Exec's Alleged Perjury
• NRA Upped Compliance After AG Probe, Auditor Tells NY Jury
• Pfizer, Moderna Spar Over Trial Date In COVID Vaccine IP Case
• Ill. Atty's Conviction Over Embezzlement Scheme Sticks
• 10 Lessons From A Deep Dive Into IP Damages
• Ill. Jury Convicts Trader Of $30M Bond Fraud
• Mass. Atty Gets 2 Years For 'Corruptly' Pushing Pot Bribe Plot
• Camp Lejeune Plaintiffs Can't Get Jury Trial In Water Suit
• Trainer Who Doped Horses Avoids Prison In Cooperation Deal
• Managing Competing Priorities In Witness Preparation
• Alec Baldwin Trial Date Scrapped After Judge Shuffle
• Reimagining Law Firm Culture To Break The Cycle Of Burnout
• Feds Say Mukasey Repping SBF, Mashinsky Possible Conflict
• Seattle Hospital Must Pay Up For 'Huge' Negligence, Jury Told
• 1st Circ. Appears Unlikely To Deflate Balloon Fraud Verdict
• Feds' Fraud Case Based On Faulty Assumptions, Jury Hears
• Siemens' $13.2M Verdict Upheld In Coal Equipment Dispute
• AI Image Co. Hit With $14.1M Verdict Over Lowball Buyout
• Ex-Pemex Exec Tells Jury Of Vitol Bribes For $200M Gas Deal
• Pacira Touts Stability Upgrade In Pain Drug Patent Trial
• Ark. Police Chief Owes $2M, City $30M In Teen Shooting Death
• Vivint Takes Bid To Undo $190M Trademark Verdict To 4th Circ.
• DC Circ. Ruling Puts Trump In Hot Seat — And On The Clock
• Mosby Guilty On One Count Of Lying For Fla. Mortgage
• Ex-Contech Exec Asks 4th Circ. To Toss More Convictions
• Understanding And Working With The Millennials On Your Jury
• Water Brand Owes Over $129M For Liver Failures, Jury Finds
• Feds Fight Sen. Menendez's Bids To Nix Charges, Split Trials
• Ga. Justices To Review Gov't Listening To Atty-Client Calls
• Water Co. Drivers Slam 'Out Of Touch' Bid To Ax OT Verdict
• NY Judge Wants Info On Perjury Probe Of Trump Lieutenant
• Competing In Dressage Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 'Citizen Trump' Not Beyond Accountability, Says DC Circuit
• Ex-Goldman Banker Settles SEC's Civil Insider Trading Suit
• Ex-Trader Tells Jury $30M Losses Were Mistakes, Not Fraud
• Md. Jury Set To Decide If Ex-State's Atty Lied On Loan Apps
• Water Brand's Recall Delay Merits Punitives, Jury Hears
• Ga. Doctor's Roundup Fight Revived On Remand
• Trump's Fans & Foes Warn Justices Against Narrow DQ Ruling
• Fed. Circ. Says Judge Was Wrong About Loofahs
• NY Judge Floats Nixing Some AG Claims From NRA Trial
• Monsanto Pushes Back On Roundup Claims Before Del. Jury
• Lowe's Drops Appeal After $1.5M Faulty-Roof Settlement
• AWOL Defendant Puts Ga. Pandemic Loan Fraud Trial On Hold
• 1st. Circ. 'Concerned' With Crypto Founder's Trial Roadblocks
• NCAA Athletes Seek Cert. In Payouts Case Sparked By Alston
• Ex-Ky. Prosecutor Convicted Of Trading Legal Favors For Sex
• Steptoe Adds IP Trial Partner From Orrick
• Teva Asks Fed. Circ. To Examine $177M Verdict Reversal
• Feds Want 20-Year Term For $30M Laundering Scheme Head
• Ex-Broker Loses 2nd Circ. Appeal In Sports Crypto Scam Case
• DOJ's Google Ad Tech Case Gets Sept. 9 Trial In Va.
• Intel Presses Full Fed. Circ. For Total Relief From VLSI Verdict
• Ex-Trump Aide Peter Navarro Seeks To Stay Free Amid Appeal
• Atty Says Feds Duped Grand Jury In $12M Somali Fraud Case
• Platinum Partners Co-Founder To Pay $2.4M In SEC Case
• 1st Circ. Fast-Tracks JetBlue And Spirit Merger Block Appeal
• 4th Circ. Vacates Va. Doctor's Conviction In Pill Mill Scheme
• Birmingham, Ala., Hit with $4.5M Verdict Over Police Shooting
• Med Biller Who Posed As NBA Star, NFL Atty Gets 12 Years
• Fla. Prosecutors' Improper Comments Sink Drug Conviction
• Harvard Prof. Slams Study Showing IQ Gains From Fluoride
• BAT, Philip Morris Reach Patent Deal For Global Vape IP Fights
• Ex-MoviePass Exec Embezzled For Coachella Party, Jury Says
• Conn. Agency Worker Deleted Bias Evidence, Jury Told
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Lighting Graphics IP Suit Against Sony
• Google Looks To Nix Epic's Play Store Win
• DC Judge Scraps Trump's March Trial Date
• 3 Strategies For Aggressive Judgment Enforcement
• Mass. Justices Affirm Time Limits In Trials, For Some Cases
• Mo. Jury Awards $159M To Family Of Man Slain On Amtrak
• Voter Confidence In 2024 At Issue As Ga. Election Trial Wraps
• Gilstrap Rules Netlist Trial Will Proceed Despite Axed Patents
• Ex-Worldpay Exec Loses Bid To Revive Discrimination Suit
• Water Brand Had 'No One Qualified' To Make It, Jury Hears
• Harvard Professor Testifies Fluoride Is 'Definitely' Neurotoxic
• DOJ Tells 1st Circ. Not To 'Rush' JetBlue, Spirit's Appeal
• 'Double Team' Argument No Reason To Sever Med Mal Claims
• Farm Equipment Cos. Settle Patent Dispute After $12M Verdict
• Mondis Pushes To Reinstate $45M LG Patent Verdict
• Sanderson Says Chicken Buyers' Retrial Bid Ignores Evidence
• Ex-Trump Org. CFO Faces Possible Perjury Charge, Mulls Plea
• Pennsylvania Courts Settle DOJ Opioid Bias Claims For $100K
• Atty Reprises Entrapment Claim As Pot Bribe Sentence Looms
• Ex-CIA Coder Who Sent Secrets To WikiLeaks Gets 40 Years
• Possible Bias Spurs New Trial In Royal Caribbean Injury Suit
• Ch. 7 Doesn't Nix Criminal Restitution, 5th Circ. Says
• High Court's Gifts Problem Taints Public Corruption Cases
• The Legal Industry Needs A Cybersecurity Paradigm Shift
• OneTaste Forced-Labor Trial Unlikely To Start Before 2025
• $25M Flint Water Crisis Deal Heads Off Impending Trial