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Hospitality - November, 2011

103 articles

• Q&A With Gibson Dunn's Andy Lance
• Fox Can't Pull McCourt, Selig Into Dodgers TV Rights Feud
• Baxter Not Obliged To Ensure Meal Breaks Are Taken: Judge
• Hyatt Says Patent Reform Act Should Kill Wide-Aiming Suit
• Justices Hammer IPO Investors Over Claims Timeliness
• Economic Woes To Spur More Hotel Contract Disputes
• Workers Aim To Fry Steak N Shake In Wage Action
• NBA Players End Antitrust Class Action
• Hilton Newspaper Fee Suit Tossed Out
• McCormick & Schmick's, Landry's Sued Over $132M Deal
• CBS Sports Targeted Over DDB's Game Simulation Patents
• Dodgers Rip Fox For Disrupting Bidding On TV Rights
• H&H Bagels To Sell Last Location For $10M
• Federal Law Bars BofA Debit Card Fee Suit: Judge
• Madoff Trustee's Fraud Suit Against Mets Headed To Trial
• Sheraton To Appeal $44M Award In Hotel Contract Fight
• Tobey Maguire Exits Suit Over Ponzi-Funded Poker Booty
• Morgans Unloads 2 London Hotels For £192M
• SEC Demands Log of Protected Docs In Mark Cuban Case
• Orbitz Exits American's Ticket-Booking Antitrust Suit
• $174M Sonesta Hotels Sale Not So Hospitable: Investors
• Boston Market Strikes $3M Deal In OT Action
• NBA Players' Antitrust Actions Consolidated In Minn.
• Panera To Pay $5M To Settle Calif. Wage Class Actions
• Miss. Hotel Group Settles Golf Voucher Antitrust Suit
• US Airways' Monopoly Claim Survives Dismissal Bid
• Q&A With Adams And Reese's Don Mihokovich
• Judge Taps Mediator To Umpire Dodgers TV Deal Fight
• Japanese Social Network DeNA Hit With $14M Antitrust Suit
• Gaming In Fla.: Lots More Slots?
• Sealing The Deal: Fried Frank Nets $1.5B LBO For Permira
• Time Warner, E&Y, Others Hit In Web IP Litigation Blitz
• $150M Sale Of NHL's Dallas Stars Wins Approval
• Domino's Hit With Credit Card Receipt Class Action
• Del. Landowner To Fight Order Against Home Development
• Real Estate MVP: Kirkland & Ellis' Stephen Tomlinson
• NYC Developers Sue McDonald's Over Bankruptcy Claims
• NBA Star Mobley Says Knicks Cut His Career Short
• NBA Players Gear Up For Jurisdiction War In Antitrust Case
• Dodgers Sue Fox Affiliate In Row Over Media Rights Sale
• Greenberg Traurig Helps Mast Snag DC Hotel
• VH1's 'Wives' Execs Try To Kill Arenas' 9th Circ. Appeal
• Ameristar Buys $16M Site With Eye On Mass. Casino Permit
• Judge Says Hilton Can't Change Hotel Name For Now
• NBA Players Fire Antitrust Actions At League, Teams
• NBA Player's Fund Acquires Houston-Area Hilton Hotel
• Sonnenblick Helps Orient-Express Land $45M Hotel Loan
• Benihana Asks 2nd Circ. To Chop Suit Over $8M Eatery Deal
• Domino's Drivers Win Class Cert. In Wage Suit
• Paul Weiss Reps Caesars In Revived $50M IPO Plan
• Q&A With Paul Hastings' Rob Carlson
• McDonald's Burned By Another Hot Coffee Suit In Ill.
• Event Promoter Sued, Indicted Over $5M Investment Scam
• NBA Players' Union Dissolves To Prep Antitrust Challenge
• Top Female Deal Maker: Munger Tolles' Mary Ann Todd
• BFC Will Round Out Ownership Of Timeshare Co. Bluegreen
• US Bank Sues Hilton For Trying To End Hotel's Franchise
• On The Brink Of Deciding Brinker
• Investcorp Takes $40M Debt Stake In Times Square Hotel
• Freshfields Helps Permira Sell $408M In Hugo Boss Shares
• Top Female Deal Maker: Simpson Thacher's Kathryn Sudol
• NY Court Upholds ING, Swedbank Win In Foreclosure Suit
• Ex-Credit Agricole Analyst Asks 2nd Circ. To Preserve Win
• NFL's Ravens Can Use Logo But Must Pay Royalties: Judge
• WMS, Bally Settle Slot Machine Display Patent Suit
• Top Female Deal Maker: Mayer Brown's Jodi Simala
• The End Of The Amateur Athlete
• Noble Takes Majority Stake In Atlanta Hotel
• BusinessJet Fined For Failing To Label Code-Share Flights
• Hersha Snaps Up Miami Marriott Hotel For $95M
• Pentair, Insurer Settle Over Interest On $30M Judgment
• Calif. Top Court Mulls Meal Break Standard In Brinker Suit
• Brinker Settles Mass. Claims In Tips Action For $1.3M
• Trustee Fails To Dock Dodgers Attys' Fees
• Landry's To Take On McCormick In $132M Deal
• Perkins Coie Snags Real Estate Partner From Skadden
• Kodak Continues Sell-Off With Image Sensor Deal
• Kirkland Reps Olympus In $755M Pizza Hut Franchisee Buy
• LA Coliseum Says Former Managers Ran $1M Scam
• Real Mex Gets Green Light To Auction Assets
• A Private Development Party In Public Real Estate
• Calif. High Court To Hear Long-Awaited Meal Break Case
• No New Trial For Elgin Baylor In Clippers Termination Suit
• Cash-Strapped Governments Embrace Private Developers
• NCAA Tries To Bounce NBA Star Russell's Antitrust Claims
• Providing A Seat And Time To Eat To Calif. Employees
• Humane Society Squeals To SEC Over Alleged Ham Sham
• Minskoff Inks $165M Tower Loan Despite Lack Of Tenants
• Oklahoma City Thunder's IP Win Is A Slam Dunk: 10th Circ.
• Real Estate Trust Shells Out $174M For Sonesta Hotels
• Judge Bounces Suit Alleging Cuban Mismanaged Mavs
• Baker Botts Adds Transactions Expert In London
• Mets Owners Near Deal Over Madoff Losses In 401(k) Plans
• NBA's Antitrust Suit Against Players Thin, Judge Says
• Muhammad Ali Charity Seeks KO Of B-List Celeb Fight Night
• Vestar Snags Las Vegas Shopping Center For $79M
• Calif. High Court To Weigh Fate Of Redevelopment Funds
• Kickstarting Calif. Construction Projects
• MLB, Dodgers Agree To Blackstone-Led Sale
• Jameson Inns Units Win Access To Lender's Cash Collateral
• W.Va. Strippers Sue Club Over Tips, Dance Fees
• Sun Capital To Kick Off Bids In Friendly's Asset Auction
• Q&A With Foley & Lardner's Beth Corey