Hospitality Archive » February, 2012

Hospitality - February, 2012

107 articles

• Michael Jordan Offers Chicago-Area Mansion For $29M
• BCI Defense Makes Final Acquittal Bid In $50M Fraud Trial
• SeaWorld IP Suit Against Blackstone Faces Venue Battle
• La Quinta To Pay $1.5M To Settle Housekeepers' Wage Suit
• 49ers One Step Closer To Building New $1B Stadium
• Pizza Hut Drivers Win Conditional Cert. In Wage Suit
• Carolina Golf Club Operator Seeks Ch. 11 Relief
• Feds Push For Guilty Verdict In $50M BCI Fraud Trial
• Fish & Richardson Hid Relationship With Arbitrator: Suit
• 2nd Circ. Nixes Ex-Credit Agricole Worker's 2nd Trial
• Mo. Hilton Condo Hotel Sales Weren't Securities: Judge
• Expedia Hit With Suit Over Online Ticketing Patents
• 'Joustin' Beaver' App Doesn't Step On Justin Bieber's IP: Suit
• Trump Picks Up Miami Doral Resort For $150M
• Caesars Snuffs Action Over Secondhand Smoke Death
• MacroSolve Slaps AOL With Mobile Data Patent Suit
• Deal For $387M Arena Will Keep Kings In Sacramento
• Defense Expert Says AAR Got Fair Prices In BCI Deals
• Dodgers Narrow Down Bidders For MLB Screening
• Ritz-Carlton Developer Sued Over Deceptive Condo Sales
• Firms Expand In Calif. As They Forecast Real Estate Growth
• Trading Card Makers Spar Over NBA Star Durant's Autograph
• Torre Benches Dodgers Bid As McCourt Clings To Parking
• McDonald's Cites Dukes In Bid To Nix Racial Bias Action
• Wynn Boots Ex-Friend From Casino Board Over Alleged Bribes
• Mets Owners Push To Kill $386M Madoff Clawback Suit
• Starbucks Tells 2nd Circ. Assistant Managers Don't Merit Tips
• Wells Fargo Sues Babcock & Brown Over $198M Loan Default
• Bankrupt MSR Wins More Time As Hilton Battle Drags On
• Michael Jordan Sues Chinese Sportswear Co. Over Name Use
• Enviros Sue US To Force Action On Agent Orange Element Ban
• 2 Steps To Avoid Waiver: Lessons From HTC V. IPCom
• Q&A With Cozen O'Connor's Suzanne Mayes
• Wynn's Largest Stockholder Vows Suit Over Cash-Out
• Citi, Levant Bag $100M Stake In Saudi Supermarket Chain
• SAG, Sports Unions Dispute EA's Likeness Win In 3rd Circ.
• Chubb Doesn't Owe Starwood $10M In Defense Costs: Atty
• Burr & Forman Adds Lowndes Drosdick Labor Pro In Fla.
• Linsanity: The Trademark
• Ex-Mets Clubhouse Manager Cops To $2M Memorabilia Theft
• Toxic Fly Ash Used In Golf Course Prompts $2B Suit
• Judge Sends Dodgers Ch. 11 Plan To The Plate
• A New Opportunity For PE Funds To Take Wing
• Morgan Keegan To Pay Sports Agent In Bond Investment Case
• Panda Express Faces Seating Class Action
• K&L Gates Snags Bryan Cave Partner For LA Corporate Team
• MGM Couples With Suning To Build Shanghai Bellagio
• Deal Market Trends For 2012
• Carnival Tacks Costs Onto $16.7M Win In Rolls-Royce Suit
• Aetna Pays $1.1M To Resolve Meal Break Class Action
• MSR Truce With Marriott Removes Ch. 11 Roadblock
• Tips For Venturing Into Ambush Marketing
• Q&A With Munsch Hardt's Rick Kopf
• Resort Founder Sues Cushman, Credit Suisse For $2B
• Related Breaks Ground On $350M Santa Monica Residence
• Beaten Fan, Others Object To Dodgers' Ch. 11 Statement
• Michael Jordan Image In Magazine Is Protected Speech: Judge
• One-Armed Man Accuses Starbucks Of Job Bias
• Taleo Investor Sues To Halt $1.9B Oracle Deal
• Santa Clara Gives Thumbs-Up To 49ers' New $1B Stadium
• TCPA Exclusions Not Enough To Avoid Text Blasting Claims
• BCI's Financial Info Didn't Add Up: Whistleblower
• Rolls-Royce, Crystal Settle Mermaid Propulsion System Row
• Bankrupt Buffet Chain Gets OK For $50M In Financing
• Atlantic Yards Doesn't Need New Enviro Study: Attys
• Sallie Mae Can't Shake Late-Fee Class Action
• Wynn's Macau University Donation Draws SEC Scrutiny
• Jeffer Snags Dewey, Downey Attys For San Francisco
• Broke Ex-United Rentals CFO Ducks $3M SEC Judgment
• Cozen Soars To The Top Of Insurance Ranking
• Baker Sports World's Biggest M&A Practice
• DLA Piper Tops The List Of Megafirms
• Gibson Dunn Boasts Biggest Media & Entertainment Group
• SEC, Mark Cuban To Submit Logs In Insider Trading Case
• Noteholders Scoop Up Real Mex Assets For $126M
• Law Schools Brace For Attacks On Employment Statistics
• Madoff Trustee Says Mets Owners Deliberately Ignored Fraud
• Billionaire Wynn Director Can Peek At Some Development Docs
• Proskauer Guides Accor in $211M Sale of NYC Hotel
• Adidas, NBA, Others Settle 'We Not Me' Trademark Suit
• BCI's CEO May Have Used Co. Cash For Luxury Home: Ex-VP
• Sens. Set Up Final Vote On $109B Transportation Bill
• Mets Owners Ask High Court To Revisit Madoff Loss Math
• UBS Sells 50 Fla. Acres For Potential Disney-Area Hotel
• Real Mex Creditors Accuse Noteholders Of Gamesmanship
• Oracle Builds Cloud Services With $1.9B Taleo Buy
• BCI In-House Atty Testifies On LLC Operations
• Investors Unleash Flurry Of Suits Over Del. Court Forum Bylaws
• Ramping Up Calif. Renewable Energy
• Expedia, B&N Hit With Product Offer IP Suits By Walker Digital
• Case Study: In Re JER/Jameson
• US Bank Workers' $15M Win In OT Pay Case Overturned
• Buffet Chain Dodging $3M Tax Bill In Ch. 11: Calif.
• Hooters Casino Hotel Lender To Bid $60M At Auction
• Fidelity National To Buy Out O'Charley's For $221M
• Dodgers Want Beaten Fan's Bankruptcy Claim Tossed
• 5 Tips For Managing Megaprojects
• NY Developer Inks Deal For $500M Stalled Boston Tower
• Virginia Approves $1.1B Dominion Power Plant
• McDonald's Drops 'Pink Slime' Additive In Burgers
• Resort Owner MSR Wants More Time To Spruce Up Ch. 11
• Pillsbury Winthrop Nabs Luce Forward IP Duo
• Q&A With Morgan Lewis' Eric Stern
• France Opens Probe Into Capsized Costa Concordia
• Steakhouse Chain Says EEOC Age Bias Suit Too Vague
• BCI's Alleged Lies Would Have Killed $3M Loan: Witness
• Fiduciary Duties Stand Firm In LLC Pacts: Del. Court