Here, Law360 breaks down these and other notable deal rumors from the past week.
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Steel, the billionaire chair of L'Occitane International, could take full control of the European cosmetics brand, and ex-Walt Disney CEO Michael Eisner is selling Bazooka Candy Brands at a roughly $700 million enterprise value. The world's second-largest steelmaker may enter the fray for U.S. AugDeals Rumor Mill: US Steel, L'Occitane, Bazooka.AugPot 'Super Center' Says Lessor Lied About Power SupplyĪ California cannabis "super center" is suing its landlord and a property manager, saying they lied about the power capacity of the property, and as a result it cannot actually support the super center's intended cannabis operations.Circuit not to enforce a National Labor Relations Board order holding it responsible for an improper firing, saying the board ignored substantial evidence that the dismissal was connected to performance issues, not union organizing. Urges DC Circuit Not To Enforce NLRB Firing OrderĪ cannabis company urged the D.C. slammed a $1.4 million attorney fee request from counsel for a white former regional director who won a jury verdict over claims she was fired after the arrests of two Black men in a Philadelphia cafe sparked outrage. AugStarbucks Blasts $1.4M Fee Bid In Ex-Manager's NJ Bias Case.
Twisted Facts In Trade Secrets Row, Court ToldĪ medical equipment supplier on Thursday hammered into what it described as "egregious" conduct by opposing counsel in a trade secrets fight over maternity compression garments, telling the North Carolina Business Court its adversary's efforts to manipulate facts merit an award of nearly $1 million in attorney fees and costs. Ohioans will vote in November on a proposed law that would legalize the sale, possession and home growth of cannabis in the Buckeye State, according to a letter from Ohio's Secretary of State Frank LaRose affirming that the initiative has the required signatures for the vote.
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AugNJ Panel Backs Law Firm Wins In Shopping Center Sale FightĪ New Jersey appellate panel on Thursday backed the dismissal of professional negligence claims against several attorneys and an accountant over their handling of a shopping center sale, ruling that the claims could have been filed in an earlier version of the litigation.have sued the company in Delaware's Court of Chancery seeking information related to a management-led acquisition valued at roughly $2.6 billion, arguing that the merger price undervalues the company and claiming that there was a lack of price negotiations related to the deal. AugFranchise Group Investors Sue For Books On $2.6B Buyout.AugMattress Firm's $4.9M Bed Frame Settlement OK'd By JudgeĪ New York federal judge has approved an up to $4.9 million settlement in a class action lawsuit over a bed frame from Mattress Firm alleged to be prone to collapse and posing the possibility of injury or death, also awarding $825,000 in attorney fees.falsely labels its MiO brand of water enhancers as containing only natural flavors have asked a Florida federal judge to grant class status to shoppers across five states, saying the common question of whether Kraft's representations were misleading is central to each of their claims. In False Ad SuitĬustomers who allege The Kraft Heinz Co.
The Fifth Circuit has revived the suit of a woman who slipped and fell in a Louisiana Walmart, saying she clearly provided enough evidence to create a question about whether the big box store should have known about the water that allegedly caused her fall. Revives Slip-And-Fall Suit Against Walmart ToldĪ group of law professors backed the Federal Trade Commission's Ninth Circuit appeal against Microsoft's planned $68.7 billion purchase of Activision Blizzard, arguing in an amicus brief that a district court wrongly equated "total" foreclosure of access to Activision games with only "partial" foreclosure. AugMicrosoft Can Hurt Rivals In Different Ways, 9th Circ.
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