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Hospitality - October, 2012

103 articles

• Elton John Kicks Copyright Suit Over 'Nikita' Lyrics
• Calif. Employers Dodge Wave Of Time-Rounding Suits
• NLRB's At-Will Employment Guidance Brings Welcome Clarity
• AA, Sabre Lay Down Swords In Middle Of Antitrust Trial
• Eckert Seamans Adds M&A Partner From Pietragallo
• Judge OKs $500M Indy Downs Sale To Rival Centaur
• DiamondJacks Casino Owner Floats Restructuring Plan
• Disney To Pay $4B For 'Star Wars' Maker Lucasfilm
• US Bank, Hilton Settle Suit Over MBS-Tied Franchise Deal
• Subway Sandwich Makers Denied Class Bid In Calif. OT Suit
• Calif. Rejects $30M Settlement Over New 49ers Stadium
• American Says Sabre Plotted Its Takedown In Secret Meetings
• Burger King Settles ADA Class Action For $19M
• Texas High Court Rejects Suit Over Comatose Worker's Bills
• $3.8B Meadowlands Project Gets Key Environmental Approval
• Obama Vs. Romney: How The Elections Will Affect Employers
• Suit Alleging Hotel Tax Evasion Declined By Texas High Court
• Venue Implications Of The Patent Pilot Program
• Miami Beach Hotel Can't Oust Manager Marriott As Suits Loom
• AIA's Impact On Multidefendant Patent Litigation: Part 2
• Islanders' Move To Brooklyn May Be A Tough Skate
• Appliance Co. Spied On Customers, Class Suit Says
• 9th Circ. Affirms Ex-NBA Star's $1.5M Morgan Keegan Award
• Westport Must Cover Hotel In Legionnaires' Suit, 11th Circ. Says
• Union Sues To Block $490M Seattle Arena Near Ports
• Sabre's Antitrust Scheme Cost American $993M, Jury Hears
• Hersha REIT To Pay $74M For Hilton-Flagged NYC Hotel
• Benihana Workers Deserve Class Status In Wage Suit: Judge
• Nike To Unload Umbro Brand In $225M Sale To Iconix
• PIN Pads Hacked In 63 Barnes & Noble Stores, Co. Says
• American Airlines Begins Antitrust Trial Against Sabre In Texas
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive H&R Block Meal Break Subclass
• 2nd Circ. Sends Starbucks Tip Cases To NY High Court
• Michael Jordan Shoots To Revive Publicity Row In 7th Circ.
• Indy Downs Fights For $500M Sale, Ch. 11 Plan
• Jury Sides With Benihana In Managers' OT Pay Case
• Brownstein Opens Atlantic City Office With 3 Gaming Hires
• McDonald's Alters Kids Site Following FTC Complaint
• Chase Escapes Class Action Over Vehicle Repo Notices
• Starbucks Says It Never Promised Single-Brew Cup Availability
• New DuPont Herbicide MDL Deal Allows Individual Claims
• Recent Trends In Cybersecurity Scrutiny
• Papa John's Insurers Fight Liability In TCPA Class Suits
• Glaser Weil Nabs Munger Tolles LA Real Estate Powerhouse
• Outback Owner Targeted In TCPA Suit Over Text Messages
• Shearman Aids Indian Hotels Co. On $1.4B Bermuda Hotel Bid
• FTC Gets Extension In Probe Of Hertz's $2.3B Thrifty Buy
• MSR Creditor Seeks New Sale In Light Of Anti-Competition Pact
• MGM's $2.5B Macau Land Deal Passes Final Gov't Hurdle
• Leagues To Hand Over Gambling Docs In NJ Sports Betting Row
• NLRB Precedential Changes On The Horizon
• Day Pitney Hires Energy Regulatory Pro For DC Office
• Vegas Casino Sues Longhorn Over 'Golden Nugget' Dessert
• AEG Can't Defend $1.5B Stadium Project In Enviro Law Suit
• NJ Moves Ahead With Sports Betting Law Despite Legal Battle
• Top Sports IP Plays Of The Last Year
• Another NLRB Decision Limits Employer Control
• Marriott Sues Hotel Owner In NY Over Management Agreement
• Sony's Win Leaves Opening For Data Breach Plaintiffs
• Innovative Managing Partner: Goldman Ismail's Melissa Widen
• 'Mission Burrito' Trademark Suit Revived By 5th Circ.
• NYC Soda Ban Not So Sweet, Industry Groups Say In Suit
• El Paso Lands $20M Deal For Baseball Team Amid Stadium Fray
• 62 Retailers Warned About E-Commerce Disclosures
• Disney's Theme Park ADA Settlement Verges On Collapse
• Thor's Chicago Hilton Lands $365M Refinancing Package
• OMERS Proposes $3B Casino Project For Toronto
• San Diego Port OKs $115M Lane Field Hotel Project
• FTC's Investigation Of Google: The End Game
• NLRB Off-Duty Access Ruling Puts Employers In A Bind
• Indy Downs Creditors Say $500M Sale Isn't In Good Faith
• Domino's Harassment Case Could Put Franchisors On Hot Seat
• Steve Wynn Can't Escape Macau Casino Deal Bribery Suit
• Viacom, 'Jersey Shore' Star Settle 'DJ Paulie' Trademark Row
• HSBC Escapes Suit Alleging Unfair Interest Rate Hikes
• Ex-Anheuser Workers Launch Suit Over Pension Benefits
• Calif. Callers Hit Embassy Suites With Phone Recording Suit
• $807M Proposal Ups Stakes For Limited Mass. Casino Licenses
• Burger King Deal Structure Still Has Sizzle
• Morgan Keegan Blasts $1.5M FINRA Award To Ex-NBA Star
• Blackstone Closes Record $13.3B RE Opportunity Fund
• Musicians Union Sues Fox, Universal Over 'Simpsons' Music
• Abstract Patent Suit To Get Fed. Circ. En Banc Rehearing
• Coke, Pepsi Plan To Put Calorie Data On Drink Machines
• Chamber Says FTC Overreaching In Wyndham Data Breach Suit
• KFC Pays $3.5M To Settle Calif. Workers' Missed-Break Suit
• Advice For Controlling Stockholder In 3rd-Party Merger
• Indy Downs CEO Gets OK To Examine Winning Bidder's Docs
• Ex-El Paso Mayor Sues To Halt $50M Sports Stadium
• NJ Comes Out Swinging Against Federal Sports Gambling Ban
• After Brinker, Ex-Tenet Workers Lose Class Cert. Bid Again
• Knicks, Asst. Manager Dodge Coach's $7.5M Slander Suit
• Suit Over $35M Charleston Pier, Cruise Liners Shipped To SC
• Stroock Adds Partner With Banking Background In LA
• Roetzel Adds 6 Finance Pros To Chicago Office
• Investor Group Grabs Troubled $280M Calif. Mall
• Patent Disclaimer Dooms IP Split Among Subsidiaries
• Okada Loses Bid To Regain Control Of Wynn Shares
• Latham & Watkins Reps Platinum Equity In $1.2B BWAY Buy
• Wyndham Says Rival Plotted Time Share Bait-And-Switch
• Wyndham Called Out Over Recorded Telephone Conversations
• $899M Miami Hotel Suit Belongs In Fla., NY Judge Says
• BofA Convenience Check Suit Not Preempted, High Court Hears