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Commercial Contracts Law360 provides breaking news and analysis on commercial contract law. Coverage includes major contract disputes between companies in the U.S. and around the globe, as well as relevant regulatory and legislative developments.
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Latest News in Commercial Contracts
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March 20, 2026
Chance The Rapper Beats Ex-Manager's Pay Claim
Illinois jurors sided with Chance the Rapper on Friday over his ex-manager's claim that the rapper improperly abandoned a handshake deal to pay the manager certain commissions during and for three years after their relationship, awarding the rapper $35 and recommending the return of a website he had long used to promote and market his music.
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March 20, 2026
Texas Biz Court Hears Arguments On $50M ERCOT Charge
The Texas business court on Friday considered whether a power scheduler must cover roughly $50 million in charges assessed against a commercial electricity supplier by the Electric Reliability Council of Texas after reserve capacity tied to an industrial customer was not submitted during Winter Storm Uri in 2021.
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March 20, 2026
Ala. Co. Says $2M Bitcoin Mining Suit Must Be Arbitrated
An Alabama company targeted in a $2 million fraud lawsuit by a Singaporean firm that creates cryptocurrency via Bitcoin mining has told a federal judge that the disagreement should be arbitrated, saying the case is fundamentally a dispute over a contract that contains a mandatory arbitration clause.
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March 20, 2026
JetBlue Pilots Union Demands To Arbitrate United Deal Fight
A pilots labor union hit JetBlue Airways with a lawsuit in New York federal court Thursday, seeking to force the airline to arbitrate pilots' contract dispute over its Blue Sky partnership with United Airlines, which the union claims allows JetBlue to unfairly farm out flights to other carriers.
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March 20, 2026
Ad Tech Class Can't Make Outside Plaintiffs Set Aside Funds
Individual website publishers suing Google won't have to set aside 10% of any winnings in the sprawling advertising placement technology antitrust multidistrict litigation after a New York federal judge said Thursday that the certified class of publishers was embellishing its contributions in seeking the set-aside.
Areas of Coverage
- LITIGATION
- Breach of contract suits, including those over employment contracts, securities contracts, and licensing agreements
- Conspiracy to induce breach of contract
- Contractor liability disputes
- Suits between contractors and subcontractors
- Tortious interference claims
- Contract fraud disputes
- Trade secrets suits
- Claims of negligent misrepresentation
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- Abuse of contract process claims
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