Corporate Legal News Sample

PUBLICATIONS

In-House Weekly (Law.com)

1. 'Pull Back the Curtain': Ex-NFL Players Seek Discovery in Lawsuit Over League's Disability Plan, January 4, 2025
2. Improper Removal to Fed. Court Leads to $100K Bill for Blue Cross Blue Shield, January 4, 2025
3. Sanctions Order Over Toyota's Failure to Provide English Translations of Documents Vacated by Appeals Court, January 3, 2025
4. Roberts Calls Court's Relationship With Congress 'Strained.' Who's to Blame?, January 3, 2025
5. 'The Most Viable Solution': Donald Trump to Face Sentencing on January 10, Judge Rules, January 3, 2025
6. After $4M Verdict, Federal Judge Denies Request for New Trial on Unsuccessful Trademark Claims, January 3, 2025
7. NLRB Blisters Skilled Care Home Chain That Terminated Nursing Assistant Who Complained About Wages, January 3, 2025
8. Blocking $14B Nippon US Steel Deal Will Not Dampen Japan-U.S. M&A, Lawyers Say, January 3, 2025
9. Anthropic Agrees to 'Guardrails' for Its AI Training to Protect Copyrighted Lyrics Pending Fight Over Fair Use, January 3, 2025
10. Thwarting of $14B US Steel Deal Won't Dampen Japan-U.S. M&A, Lawyers Say, January 3, 2025
11. Who Got the Work: Gibson Dunn and Wilmer to Defend BlackRock in ESG Antitrust Lawsuit, January 3, 2025
12. Defense Counsel for Ex-U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez Urges Sentence of Less Than Two Years, January 3, 2025
13. Sirius XM GC Signing Off After 27 Years in Role, January 3, 2025
14. Longtime Reed Smith Health Care Partner Opts for Solo Practice Over Retirement, January 3, 2025
15. JetBlue Airways Will Pay $2M to Settle DOT Charges of Chronically Delayed Flights, January 3, 2025
16. Texas Insurer Slaps Hinshaw & Culbertson With Legal Mal Claim Over $11 Million Personal Injury Jury Award, January 3, 2025
17. Meet the Lawmakers Newly Assigned to the Senate Judiciary Committee, January 3, 2025
18. Delaware Legal Figures Who Played Key Roles in Ending School Segregation Honored With Presidential Citizens Medal, January 3, 2025
19. Kirkland, Latham and Skadden Top 2024 M&A Legal Rankings, January 3, 2025
20. 'Toot Your Own Horn': Our Top-Performing WIPL Stories of 2024, January 3, 2025
21. How I Made Office Managing Partner: 'Stay True to Yourself, and Things Will Work Out to Your Benefit,' Says Stuart Sostmann of Marshall Dennehey, January 3, 2025
22. Apple Agrees to Pay $95 Million Settlement in Siri Voice Assistant Privacy Class Action, January 3, 2025
23. US Courts Announce Closures in Observance of Jimmy Carter National Mourning Day, January 3, 2025
24. Judicial Conference Declines Democratic Request to Refer Justice Thomas to DOJ, January 3, 2025

GOVERNANCE

Risk and Governance Blog: MSCI RiskMetrics

1. Frozen Carbon Credit Market May Thaw as 2030 Gets Closer, January 6, 2025

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

Federal Trade Commission

1. FTC Approves Final Order against Sitejabber, Which Misrepresented Ratings and Reviews by Consumers Who Had Not Yet Received Products or Services, FTC: Speeches, January 3, 2025
2. FTC Approves Final Order against Sitejabber, Which Misrepresented Ratings and Reviews by Consumers Who Had Not Yet Received Products or Services, FTC: News Releases, January 3, 2025
3. AI and the Risk of Consumer Harm, FTC: Speeches, January 3, 2025
4. FTC Order Requires Online Marketer to Pay $1 Million for Deceptive Claims that its AI Product Could Make Websites Compliant with Accessibility Guidelines, FTC: Speeches, January 3, 2025
5. AI and the Risk of Consumer Harm, FTC: Testimony, January 3, 2025
6. FTC Order Requires Online Marketer to Pay $1 Million for Deceptive Claims that its AI Product Could Make Websites Compliant with Accessibility Guidelines, FTC: News Releases, January 3, 2025

1. Justice Department Reaches Proposed Consent Decree with Fulton County, Georgia, and Fulton County Sheriff’s Office to Resolve Claims that Conditions Inside the Fulton County Jail Violate the Constitution and Other Federal Laws, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, January 3, 2025
2. Justice Department Reaches Agreement with Antioch, California, Police Department Resolving Race Discrimination Investigation, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, January 3, 2025
3. Booz Allen Agrees to Pay $15.875M to Settle False Claims Act Allegations, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, January 3, 2025
4. Government Contractor Agrees to Pay $1M to Resolve False Claims Act Allegations for Submitting Fraudulent Bids on Prime Vendor Contracts, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, January 3, 2025
5. Justice Department Reaches Agreement with Nevada to Ensure Children with Behavioral Health Disabilities Can Live in Their Homes and Communities, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, January 3, 2025
6. Justice Department Finds State of Oklahoma, Oklahoma City and Oklahoma City Police Department Discriminate Against People with Behavioral Health Disabilities, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, January 3, 2025

1. FDA Roundup: January 3, 2025, FDA: Center for Biologicals Evaluation & Research, January 3, 2025