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time on Monday in a new indictment alleging that she recruited and paid a 14-year-old victim. 2 documents attached I Read full article » Parnas Bail Relaxed As Court Eyes Selective Prosecution Row A Manhattan federal judge on Friday loosened bail conditions for Lev Pamas, the Florida associate of former President Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani, amid filings by Pamas' defense team claiming charges against him stem from a politically motivated selective prosecution.

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Man Accused Of Threatening Flynn Judge Reaches Plea Deal A New York man will plead guilty to charges that he threatened to assault and murder a D.C. federal judge who oversaw the criminal case of President Donald Trump's former national security adviser Michael Flynn, a federal prosecutor revealed on Monday. Read full article » Weinstein Accusers Get Case Paused To Attempt Mediation A New York federal judge on Monday stayed a sexual assault case against convicted rapist Harvey Weinstein, after the four women filing suit told the judge they were taking their claims against the disgraced movie mogul to mediation. Proposed Rule attached I Read full article » SECURITIES Ex-Engine Maker Execs Can't Ditch SEC's Fraud Suit An Illinois federal judge on Monday refused to toss a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit accusing an alternative-energy engine maker's former executives of engaging in an accounting fraud scheme that inflated company revenues by $25 million. Opinion attached I Read full article » BANK FRAUD Ex-Madoff Funds Can't Ditch Deutsche Bank's Contract Fight A New York federal judge on Friday denied a bid by former Bernie Madoff feeder funds to end Deutsche Bank Securities Inc.'s lawsuit accusing them of breaching a 2011 agreement to sell the bank's bankruptcy claims that were once worth $1.6 billion, finding that the bank's allegations are sufficient to proceed. 2 documents attached I Read full article » TRIALS Architect In Tribal Bribery Suit Has Designs On Quick Trial An architecture firm owner accused of bribing the former chairman of a Massachusetts tribe said Friday that new tax charges filed against his co- defendant shouldn't delay a jury trial, telling a federal judge that bad publicity from the case is killing his business.

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Deal Eyed In Fight Over Virtual Pittsburgh Court Access A civil rights watchdog said Monday it was giving a Pennsylvania state judge three weeks to show he was complying with a new order mandating virtual access to criminal proceedings in Pittsburgh before potentially dropping a lawsuit accusing him of unconstitutionally shutting the public out of hearings. Read full article » Morris Nichols Potter Anderson Potter Handy Price Benowitz Ropes & Gray Schulte Roth Selendy & Gay Seward & Kissel Seyfarth Shaw Spence & Becker Susanin Widman Weil Gotshal White & Case Wilkinson Stekloff Williams & Connolly Wilmer Hale COMPANIES Amazon.com Inc. American Arbitration Association American Bar Association American Civil Liberties Union Apple Inc. Bank of America Corp. Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica Inc. Boston Scientific Corp. C.R. Bard Inc. Chevron Corp. Deutsche Bank AG Dick's Sporting Goods Inc. Facebook Inc. Georgetown University International Business Machines Corp. Johnson & Johnson Judicial Watch Inc. Kinney Recruiting LLC LexisNexis Group Madison Square Garden Entertainment Group LLC Marriott Vacations Worldwide Corp. Marvell Technology Group Ltd. Match Group Inc. McDonald's Corp. Microsoft Corp. Miramax Film Corp. Pfizer Inc. Power Solutions International Inc. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP State Bar of California Steelcase Inc.

HEALTH Insys Brass Knew Opioid Scripts Were Bogus, 1st Circ. Told A group of convicted Insys Therapeutics Inc. executives knew when they bribed doctors to prescribe opioids that some of the powerful drugs would go to people who didn't need them, federal prosecutors told the First Circuit in a bid to reinstate part of a landmark guilty verdict. Brief attached I Read full article » NJ Judge Won't Toss Health Plan Enrollment Fraud Claims A former union official, a shell company founder and an accountant must face a lawsuit over an alleged scheme to defraud an autoworkers' health benefits fund out of millions of dollars, according to a New Jersey federal judge. Opinion attached I Read full article 0 EXPERT ANALYSIS Safeguarding Privileged Communications In A Remote World With the pandemic ushering in remote collaboration tools, counsel must revisit fundamentals of the attorney-client privilege and the work-product doctrine, study cases involving email and other recent technologies, and follow 10 best practices to protect confidentiality, say attorneys at DLA Piper. Read full article » Law360 LEGAL INDUSTRY Bonus Spotlight 4 More BigLaw Firms Pay Another COVID-19 Bonus Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP, Ropes & Gray LLP, Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP and Linklaters LLP will be distributing spring and fall bonuses to their associates for work during the pandemic, the firms confirmed Monday. Read full article » Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Caldwell Cassady's Brad Caldwell One would never show their playbook to an opponent before a football game, but Brad Caldwell says that's pretty much what has happened since he represented VimetX in the first of several trials against Apple nearly a decade ago. He's won each time by largely sticking to a consistent storyline, most recently securing a $502.8 million verdict for his client in the companies' fifth trial in October. Read full article » McDonald's Taps Boston Scientific Atty As New GC McDonald's announced Monday that the fast food giant has appointed a Boston Scientific Corp. attorney as its new general counsel and corporate secretary. Read full article » NY Judge Scolded For Facebook Photos In Cop Uniform The New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct said Monday it formally admonished a local judge for posting to Facebook photos of himself in a police officer's uniform, actions the commission said call his objectivity into question in cases involving law enforcement. Read full article » The Walt Disney Co. Thomson Reuters Corp. Toyota Motor Corp. Twitter Inc. United Auto Workers VirnetX Holding Corporation YouTube Inc. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES California Supreme Court Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Central Intelligence Agency Federal Bureau of Investigation Financial Crimes Enforcement Network International Monetary Fund Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe New York City Police Department New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct Pennsylvania Supreme Court U.S. Attorney's Office U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Massachusetts U.S. Attorney's Office for the

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IMF Beats Suit Filed By Own Legal Team Thanks To Immunity A D.C. federal judge has granted the International Monetary Fund's request to dismiss a suit filed by its longtime legal counsel challenging the validity of an arbitral award for legal fees, finding that the IMF is immune from the suit. Read full article » ROSS Can't Toss IP Suit Claims It Stole Westlaw Content Legal research startup ROSS Intelligence can't dismiss copyright claims from Thomson Reuters that the former illegally copied huge swaths of the Westlaw database to create a competing service, a Delaware federal judge ruled Monday. Read full article » Atty Recruiter Says Ex-Firm's Suit Targets Biz He Built Alone An attorney recruiter battling his former employer over alleged trade secret theft told a Texas federal court Friday he built his Asia-focused business "from the ground up" and should see the claims against him thrown out. Read full article » Suspended Atty Wants Court Review Of Calif. Bar Speech Rule An attorney suspended from practicing law in California has petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to review whether a state bar may punish him for statements deemed false but also found to be harmless, arguing that the decision to suspend him places unconstitutional limits on advocacy speech from lawyers. Read full article » JOBS Search full listings or advertise your job opening U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission U.S. Supreme Court United Nations

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