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A handful of BigLaw leaders have raised big bucks to put Joe Biden in the White House, according to a list the campaign released over the weekend.

Two insurers may not have to pay nearly $300,000 spent defending two Illinois state's attorneys in the "Englewood Four" malicious prosecution case, but the question of whether they must pay their share of a $30 million settlement remains, a federal judge held Monday.

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Delta Air Lines wants out of a suit brought by passengers seeking refunds for coronavirus-related flight cancellations, Harvard University dodged claims it owes tuition reimbursements for shifting to online instruction in the pandemic, and Florida won a bid to temporarily block the federal government from enforcing its ban on cruises due to COVID-19.

With President Joe Biden gung-ho about fighting corruption, new anti-money laundering rules looming, and vulnerabilities that were amplified by the pandemic, companies should act now to reexamine and bolster their compliance programs, experts say.