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Trials - December, 2024

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• Google Counters DOJ's Proposed Chrome Sale
• 'Tragedy To Farce': Menendez Makes 3rd New Trial Bid
• Girardi's Mental Health To Be Evaluated At NC Federal Prison
• Legislators Key To Court Fee Relief, Chief Justices Say
• Nike, Converse Blast Co.'s Trade Secret Case Ahead Of Trial
• Asus Can't Overturn $660K Patent Verdict At Fed. Circ.
• No, Microsoft Isn't Driving DOJ's Google Antitrust Suit: Judge
• Nippon Owes $115M In Muscular Dystrophy IP Fight, Jury Says
• Feds Rip Atty For NYC Mayor Over Press Statements
• The Most Significant Trade Secrets Cases Of 2024
• Top Product Liability Cases Of 2024
• Sports Merch Cos. Fight Penn State TM Ban And Fee Bids
• Fla. Labs Appeal $7.3M Conn. Jury Verdict Favoring Cigna
• Split Del. Jury Clears Qualcomm In Arm Ltd. Chip Fight
• Giuliani Calls Sanctions Bid In Defamation Case 'Political'
• 7th Circ. Upholds $900K Punitive Damages Award In TM Case
• Biggest Illinois Decisions Of 2024
• Fixing Up Cars Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Top North Carolina Cases Of 2024: Bias, Fraud And False Ads
• Top Pa. Cases Of 2024: Elon Musk, Johnny Doc, Uber Drivers
• Feds Urge No New Trial For 'Undead' NFT Maker
• Monsanto PCB Trial Groups Can Grow, Wash. Judge Says
• Judge Says Some Paraquat Plaintiffs Being Left In Dark
• NY Court Affirms $3.1M Verdict Over ER Patient's Stroke
• Judge Wrongly Axed $107M IP Verdict, Pfizer Tells Fed. Circ.
• Father-Son Duo Admit To $100M Fraud Targeting NJ Deli
• Fed. Circ. OKs $95M Altria Vape Patent Win Against Reynolds
• E.l.f. Mascara Doesn't Confuse Consumers, Judge Rules
• Judge Says Investing Firm Owes Marketer $330K, Not $10M
• The Spiciest Quotes Heard In Mass. Courts In 2024
• DOJ Wants Time In Fubo-ESPN Streaming JV Arguments
• Generic-Drug Cos. Get State AGs' Trial Order Flipped
• Ex-AT&T Exec Gets New Bribery Trial Date After Jury Deadlock
• $1.2B Sought From Phillips 66 After $605M Trade Secrets Win
• Ex-Knick Oakley Denies Scrapping Evidence In MSG Feud
• The Top Patent Damages Awards Of 2024
• Making The Pitch To Grow Your Company's Legal Team
• Why Letters Of Protection Are Discoverable In Texas PI Suits
• Key Rulings On Sentencing Guidelines After Loper Bright
• Trends In Section 101 Motions 6 Years After Berkheimer
• NYC Mayor Says Indictment Lacks Detail, Hampering Defense
• 1 Year After Rule 702 Changes, Courts Have Made Progress
• Ex-US Rep. Urges 2nd Circ. To Nix Insider Trading Conviction
• Split 9th Circ. Backs 46-Month Prison Term For Stock Pumper
• Girardi Gets Sentencing Delayed For Dementia Probe
• Monsanto Protests DNA Damage Argument In PCB Closings
• EDNY US Atty Peace To Resign Before Trump Inauguration
• State AGs, Generic Cos. Fight Over Price-Fixing Trial Order
• Fired Steel Co. Worker Wins $3 In Age Bias Suit
• Patents, Juries, Baking: Catching Up With EDTX's Next Chief
• Destroyed Docs Merit Harsher Sanctions, Mich. Panel Says
• Fed. Circ. Reverses $13M IP Verdict Over Point-Of-Sale System
• Judge Eyes Limits To Medical Device Co.'s Poaching Verdict
• Amgen Hit With $50M Infringement Verdict Over Leukemia Drug
• The Biggest Trademark Decisions Of 2024
• The Biggest 1st Circ. Rulings Of 2024
• An Underutilized Tool To Dismiss Meritless Claims In Texas
• Top Conn. Cases Of 2024: Kickbacks, Paybacks And Bribes
• Monsanto Owes $690M In Latest Wash. PCB Trial, Jurors Told
• Neiman Marcus Owes Model $1.25M Over Fallen Painting
• FTC, Meta Fight Over Monopolization Trial Limits
• Judge To Expedite Doc Decision In Atty's Voting Machine Case
• The Biggest Georgia Legal Developments Of 2024
• When US Privilege Law Applies To Docs Made Outside The US
• Apple Fights Epic's Atty Privilege Challenge Win Over Docs
• Ex-Pol Can't Shake Fraud Rap Over Jury's Racial Makeup
• Notable 2024 Trademark Cases And What To Watch In 2025
• 'Exploding' Crock-Pot Caused $56M In Damages, Jury Says
• Menendez Prosecutors Say 'Chat Chains' Were Admitted In Error
• Alaska Plea Nixed Due To Ex-Judge's Sexts With Prosecutor
• 'Farmville' Maker Settles With IBM After $45M Trial Loss
• NY Judge Denies Trump's 1st Immunity Dismissal Motion
• Ex-Ill. Rep. Says He Got ComEd, AT&T Work With Madigan's Help
• Colo. Justices Revoke Decision On Eviction Jury Trials
• Disney, Fox And Warner Bros. Can't Duck Fubo's Antitrust Suit
• Amazon Ordered To Pay Patent Biz For New Alexa Users Too
• BNSF Can't Derail $20M Verdict For Man Hit By Train
• The Biggest Patent Decisions Of 2024
• Blindsided Developer Says $112K Legal Bill Should Be $25K
• Investment Pro Denies $600M 'Cherry-Picking' Fraud Charges
• Lin Wood Must Pay $2M To Ga. Court After Defamation Verdict
• 'Minimal Participant' Bar Is Tough To Clear For Whistleblowers
• Ozy Media CEO Gets Almost 10 Years For Investor Fraud
• Feds Ask To Speak With Juror In Failed $34M Kickback Trial
• Mass. Paper To Close, Pay $1.1M To Settle Defamation Case
• Dental Workers' Retaliation Appeal Nixed For Lack Of Docs
• ABC News Agrees To Pay $16M To End Trump Defamation Suit
• Combs Gives Up Bail Fight Ahead Of Sex-Trafficking Trial
• Apple Can't Drag Out Privilege Claims Re-Review, Judge Says
• Ex-Harlem Globetrotter Gets 7 Years For COVID Funds Scheme
• Cardi B Tries To Sink Ch. 11 Of YouTuber Who Owes Her $3.8M
• Biden Commutes Sentence For Ex-Ohio Dem Party Boss
• Jury Sides With MetLife In Fired Exec's Pay Bias Suit
• Pa. Contractor Hit With $4.2M Verdict In Pot Software Row
• Feds Narrow Drug Case Against Wife Of Convicted Drexel Prof
• Calif. Justices Won't Undo Judge's Ouster Over Misconduct
• Menendez, 2 Co-Defendants Lose Bids For New Bribery Trial
• Trump Rips DA's 'Dark Dream' To Legally Treat Him As Dead
• What 2024 Trends In Marketing, Comms Hiring Mean For 2025
• Ill. Jury Awards $79.8M Over Child's Death From Police Chase
• Carlisle Cleared In Patent Trial Over Spray Guns
• T-Mobile Says Split On TM Use Must Be Resolved By Justices
• AT&T Exec Can't Get Bribery Acquittal After Jury Deadlocks
• Trump Vows Immediate Jan. 6 Pardons As DOJ Doubles Down
• Former CFO Admits To Stealing $1.3M From SF Law Firms
• How Attorneys Can Master The Art Of Eye Contact At Trial
• Jury Clears Blank Rome Attys In Malicious Suit Case
• Energy Co. Gets Redo Of $150M Power Plant Explosion Trial
• Biden Commutes Nearly 1,500 Sentences In Clemency Record
• Group Running Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Calif. Judge Admonished After Throwing Papers At Atty
• SEC Must Revisit $23M Demand In Collectibles Fraud Case
• NRA Ordered To Reform Policies After NY Misconduct Verdict
• Metals Co. Gets $1.1M Verdict In Fireproofing IP, Transfer Feud
• Ill. Atty Convicted Of Tax Fraud, Scripting Witness Testimony
• How White Collar Defense Attys Can Use Summary Witnesses
• Cross-Border Criminal Antitrust Trial Will Stay In Houston
• Ozy Media Ex-CEO's Atty Seeks More Time Or OK To Quit
• 7th Circ. Ruling Muddies Split On Trade Secret Damages
• 6 Changes I Would Make If I Ran A Law School
• CORRECTED: Jury Finds Poultry Co. Owes $10.5M For Bony Chicken
• Calif. Panel Reverses Cost Award After Auto Shop Wage Trial
• OneTaste Execs Want Sexually Explicit Evidence Out Of Trial
• Trader Joe's Seller Fumbled Burger Deal, Poultry Co. Says
• Abu Ghraib Torture Plaintiffs Say CACI Shoudn't Get New Trial
• BNSF Railway On The Hook For $2.7M Spinal Injury Verdict
• Google Takes Aim At Ad Tech Antitrust Claims In States' Suit
• ESPN, Fox Blast DOJ 'Formalistic Distinction' In Fubo Case
• Plumbing Co. Hit With $29M Verdict For Injured Cyclist
• NY DA Says Trump's 'President-Elect Immunity Does Not Exist'
• Ex-Judge Accused Of 'Abusive Relationship' With Prosecutor
• BioNTech, Pfizer Rival Wants Party Flip In COVID Vax IP Fight
• NY AG Refuses To Drop $489M Fraud Case Against Trump
• How White Collar Attys Can Use Mythic Archetypes At Trial
• Ohio Justices Reject Opioid Nuisance Claims In $650M Appeal
• Firms Still Have The Edge In Lateral Hiring, But Buyer Beware
• Crowell Adds Longtime DOJ Litigator To DC Antitrust Group
• Pro Se Giuliani Says 4 Attys Turned Him Down, Blames Judge
• Mass. Jury Returns $10.6M Verdict In Big Tobacco Case
• Verizon, Ericsson Agree To Settle Co.'s Wireless IP Row In EDTX
• Judge Eyes Far Less Trial Time In Meta Case Than FTC Wants
• Xcel Can't Hide Evidence In Marshall Fire Suit, Attys Say
• Teaching Your Witness To Beat The Freeze/Appease Response
• Ill. Congresswoman Denies Undue Influence From Madigan
• Nadine Menendez Trial Date Set After Jan. 6 Delay Bid Nixed
• Anti-China Bias Tainted ADI Trade Secrets Case, 1st Circ. Told
• Supreme Court Won't Review Ex-HUD Official's Conviction
• Pa. Hospital Can't Upend $8M C-Section Injury Verdict
• Menendez Verdict Wasn't Tainted By Evidence Error, Feds Say
• Think Like A Lawyer: 1 Type Of Case Complexity Stands Out
• Up Next: Environmental Reviews, Wire Fraud & TM Awards
• Philly Jury Clears B. Braun In Cancer Emissions Case
• Netflix's 'Our Father' Trial Ends With Modest Award
• 9th Circ. Won't Revisit CR Bard's Patent Misuse Win
• Justices To Consider Easing Rules On Revising Habeas Petitions
• J&J Seeks New Talc Trial As Developer Seeks $30M More
• PTAB Axes Patent Claims In Scrapped $583M Verizon Verdict
• 11th Circ. Finds Last-Minute Evidence Was Correctly Barred
• Ex-Conn. Official Seeks To Delay Trial Over Other Legal Case
• 2 Accused Of Using Paper As Crime Front Get 2025 Trial Date
• Ga. Poll Workers Want 'Severe' Sanctions Against Giuliani
• FTX Exec's Sentencing Shows Pros And Cons Of Cooperation
• Huizar's Big Brother Avoids Jail In LA City Hall Bribery Case
• Atty Tells Jury She's 'Furious' Over Aircraft Co.'s Suit
• Wife Of Burr & Forman Partner Sentenced For Murdering Him
• Fed. Circ. Ruling Shows Importance Of Trial Expert Specificity
• Husband Of Ex-Takeda Exec Convicted For $2M Invoice Fraud
• Fla. Jury Awards $310M To Family Of Teen Killed On Park Ride
• Conn. Panel Pares $150M From $1.44B Alex Jones Verdict
• Think Like A Lawyer: Note 3 Simple Types Of Legal Complexity
• IP Forecast: PTAB To Hear Pfizer Fight Over COVID-19 Patents
• Netflix Can't Get Midtrial Win In 'Our Father' Case
• Investors Sue Pegasystems In Corporate Espionage Case
• Fla. Labs Say Cigna's Trial 'Confession' Erases $7.3M Verdict
• DOJ Is Eyeing Foreign Patent Litigation Funding, GAO Says
• Judge Snubs Bid For $1M Bond On $22M 'Comfy' IP Verdict
• Man Says NC Failed To Prove He Had Cannabis, Not Hemp
• Plugging Gov't Leaks Is Challenging, But Not A Pipe Dream
• Combs Demands Court Inquiry Into Copied Jail Notes
• Gardening Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Insulet Wins $452M In Trade Secret Theft Trial
• Intel, VLSI Agree To Pause Del. IP Fight Ahead Of Texas Trial
• 7th Circ. Asks If Feds Went Too Far In $25M Kickback Case
• Penn State Eyes Ban, Atty Fees After Trial Win Against Retailer
• Ex-Trump Atty Chesebro Looks To Invalidate Ga. Plea Deal
• Retaliation Case Over Mostly Nude Trucker Gets Green Light
• Takeda Exec Duped Beau Into $2M Fraud, Jury Told
• Timothy Hutton, Production Co. Settle Over Firing From Show
• Fulton County DA Must Produce Trump Election Probe Docs
• Litigation Inspiration: Reframing Document Review
• Jan. 6 Rioter Unlikely To Succeed On Appeal, Judge Says
• Hunter Biden's Gun, Tax Cases Axed After Presidential Pardon
• Monsanto Expert Says No PCB Link To Kids' Conditions
• Del. Justices Mostly Uphold Mindbody Merger Suit Ruling
• Antitrust Judge Rips Apple's 'Meritless' Doc Privilege Claims
• Hyatt's Appeal Of $177M Sex Assault Verdict Fails
• Former Officials Target DOJ, FTC Position In Epic V. Google
• Wheeling & Appealing: The Latest Must-Know Appellate Action
• $116M Fine Ignores 100-Year Precedent, Texas Justices Told
• 2nd Circ. Says It's Too Late To Fight Over Funkadelic Songs
• Intel's License Fight With VLSI In Texas Gets May Trial Date
• Google Wants Ad Tech Claims In Texas Heard By Judge, Not Jury
• Judge Mulls Whether DA Willis Must Comply With Subpoenas
• Trump Argues Immunity Extends To Local Prosecutions
• Willkie Adds Litigation Heavyweight, Energy Expert In DC
• Harvey Weinstein Gets March Trial Date In LA Civil Rape Suit
• Alex Jones Atty Seeks Leniency Over Sandy Hook 'Mistake'
• Celsius Founder Cops To Fraud That Sunk $25B Crypto Lender
• McCarter & English Adds Ex-DOJ Antitrust Atty In DC
• McGuireWoods Grows DC Office With White Collar Duo
• OneTaste Execs Say Former Member's Journals Fabricated
• Girardi Won't Get New Fraud Trial Despite Memory Claims
• Trial Begins In Trader Joe's Vendor's Fight With Poultry Supplier
• Fed. Circ. Questions Reynolds' Bid To Undo $95M Patent Loss
• Monsanto PCB Jury Is Told Cancer Link Isn't Solid
• Government Mole Faces Tough Cross From Madigan's Atty
• Judge OKs Fla. Law Firm's $229K Fee In Chiquita MDL
• Ga. DNA Testing Law Hinders Death Row Inmates, Suit Says
• Biden's Pardon Is Another Blow To Special Counsel Probes
• ByteDance Says Ex-Worker Can't Avoid Counterclaims
• DOJ, AGs Back Block Of ESPN Sport Streaming JV At 2nd Circ.
• Trial Date Set In 3-Way Fight Over Historic Ohtani Baseball
• Ex-Soccer Boss Fears He'll Die While Fighting Conviction
• IP Ruling Likely To Limit Arguments Against Qualified Experts
• Judge Trims Berkshire Unit's $20M Antitrust Trial Loss By 10%
• Ohio Patrol Trims But Can't Ax Ex-Cop's $2.7M Bias Verdict
• Ex-Palo Alto Engineer Fights Fraud Conviction At 9th Circ.
• Pool Co. Says Rival CEO Fled To China To Duck Paying $16M
• Navigating 4th Circ.'s Antitrust Burden In Hybrid Relationships