Corporate Legal News Sample

PUBLICATIONS

In-House Weekly (Law.com)

1. Consequences are 'Enormous:' Anthropic Sues Department of War, Alleging 'Retaliation', March 9, 2026
2. $3.5M Settlement Reached After Overcoming Landowner Liability Act Defense, March 9, 2026
3. University of Tulsa Picks ASU Law Dean Stacy Leeds as Next President, March 9, 2026
4. Four-Plaintiff Chicago Trial Opens Against Abbott Over Preterm Infant Formula, March 9, 2026
5. Big Law's Emergency Playbook: Meet the Middle East Rescue Teams Protecting Lawyers, Deals and Data, March 9, 2026
6. DOJ Reaches Live Nation-Ticketmaster Antitrust Settlement, Abandons Jury Trial, March 9, 2026
7. NY Federal Judge Rejects Terror-Financing Case Against Binance, Zhao, March 9, 2026
8. Practicing Law Without a License: ChatGPT Sued for Legal Fees, March 9, 2026
9. Willkie Slams Ex-Client's $735M Fraud Complaint, Calling It Harassment, March 9, 2026
10. How I Made Practice Group Chair: 'Building a Culture of Excellence, Curiosity and Trust,' Says Val Dahiya of Morrison Foerster, March 9, 2026
11. 'Growing Chorus of Decisions:' Fed. District Courts Overwhelmingly Rule Against Fintech's Cash Advances Claims, March 9, 2026
12. More Big Law Firms Seeking 'Balanced Portfolio' of Clients and Practices, March 9, 2026
13. 'It Feels Like it's Trying to Become the Next Kirkland': Sidley Continues its Raid on Latham in London, March 9, 2026
14. Middle East Uncertainty: Is It Time for a Big Law Reality Check?, March 9, 2026

SECURITIES LITIGATION

State Attorneys General

1. Attorney General Jay Jones Statement on Live Nation Antitrust Settlement, Attorney General: Virginia, March 9, 2026
2. Statement from Attorney General Jay Jones on Misleading Mailers Targeting Black Voters, Attorney General: Virginia, March 9, 2026

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

Department of Justice: Antitrust

1. Jamestown man pleads guilty to fentanyl charge and kidnapping, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
2. Georgia Man Charged with Transmitting Threat to South Florida Victim, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
3. Statement Of U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton On The Convictions Of Alon, Oren, And Tal Alexander, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
4. Illegal Alien from Mexico Charged with Carjacking in Orange County and with Illegally Reentering the U.S. Following Deportation, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
5. District Man Pleads Guilty in Kidnapping of Two Victims at Gunpoint, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
6. Felon Found with Gun Fitted with Glock Switch in Hartford Pleads Guilty, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
7. Previously Convicted Felon on Probation Sentenced for Possession of Ammunition, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
8. Two Admit Roles in Scheme Involving Millions of Dollars Stolen from Victims of Online Scams, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
9. DC Solar Attorney Sentenced to over 11 Years in Prison for His Involvement in the DC Solar Billion Dollar Ponzi Scheme, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
10. Mexican National Found Guilty of Being an Illegal Alien in Possession of a Firearm after Overstaying Visa, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
11. Pennsylvania Brothers Convicted of Decades Long Racketeering Conspiracy, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
12. Illegal Alien from Guatemala Sentenced to Four Years in Federal Prison for Being an Alien in Possession of a Firearm and Felon in Possession of a Firearm, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
13. Kansas City Woman Pleads Guilty to COVID-19 Fraud, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
14. Four Houston gang members guilty of conspiracy to commit bank robberies and juggings, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
15. Christian County Man Sentenced to 130 Months in Federal Prison for Being a Felon in Possession of a Firearm, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
16. HATTIESBURG MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO TAX OFFENSE INVOLVING OVER $2 MILLION LOSS, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
17. Savani Group Owners and Associate Convicted of Racketeering Conspiracy, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
18. Ohio Man Charged with Stalking, Making Threatening Communications, and Submitting False Reports to the FBI, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
19. Former St. Louis Lawyer Sentenced to 21 Months in Prison for $379,900 Pandemic Fraud, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
20. U.S. Attorney’s Office Concludes Investigation Into Drug Overdose While in Police Custody, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
21. Berkshire County Man Sentenced to Prison for Child Exploitation, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
22. A New Chapter: The U.S. Department of Justice Museum, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
23. Maryland Man Pleads Guilty to Drug Trafficking and Firearm Crimes, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
24. Ohio Man Sentenced for Illegal Firearm Possession, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
25. U.S. Attorney’s Office Begins March With 187 New Immigration Cases in Western District of Texas, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
26. TALLAHASSEE MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO POSSESSION OF A FIREARM BY A CONVICTED FELON, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
27. Owner of Durable Medical Equipment Company Sentenced for $59M Medicare Fraud, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
28. EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE RESIDENT INDICTED FOR NEGLECT OF A CHILD, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
29. FEDERAL DRUG & GUN CHARGES FOR PENSACOLA FELON, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026
30. Mexican National Sentenced to 7 Years in Federal Prison for Trafficking Firearms to Mexico, USDOJ Antitrust Division: What's New, March 9, 2026

1. FDA Takes Further Steps to Streamline Biosimilar Development and Make Medicines More Affordable, FDA: Center for Biologicals Evaluation & Research, March 9, 2026