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Hospitality - March, 2013

124 articles

• Hotel Owners Get New Way Out Of Soured Management Deals
• Sullivan & Cromwell Aids Colony's $70M Recap Of LodgeNet
• Firm Hit With $1M Malpractice Suit Over Hotel Stabbing Case
• NYC Sick Pay Deal Takes Litigation Blitz Off The Table
• Justice Served: The Week In Judicial Benchslaps
• Jury Awards $20M To Bulldozer Accident Victim
• Ropes & Gray Aids TPG In $173M Chinese Pharma Buyout
• Constellation Pays IHG $457M For Luxe London Hotel
• NYC 'Soda Ban' Battle Bubbles Up To Appeals Court
• Miami Heat Fan Drops Suit Against Spurs Over Rested Stars
• Sinkhole Insurance On Solid Ground — For Now
• Chief Justice Roberts Victimized By Credit Card Fraud
• Idaho Court's Baseball Rule Balk Could Impact Other Sports
• $160M Mixed-Use Project Slated For Colo. Medical Area
• Benckiser In Talks For $9.7B Dutch Coffee Co. Takeover
• Deals Rumor Mill: Bain Capital, Dell, BayernLB
• Litigation Support At A Crossroads
• NFL Commish Avoids Deposition In Super Bowl Ticket Suit
• Landry's Targets Rival, Ex-Manager In Noncompete Suit
• Carnival Asks 11th Circ. To Keep Shipwreck Suit Out Of US
• Macau Watchdog Fines Wynn For Customer Data Transfers
• Dolphins Offer To Repay Public Funds For Stadium Upgrade
• LA Accused Of Playing Favorites With Billboard Ban
• Priceline Has No Fiduciary Duty In Hotel Bidding: 2nd Circ.
• Cerberus Disputes Seibu's Claims About Cost-Cutting Plans
• Jones Day Picks Up Cadwalader Restructuring Partner
• Cerberus Hits Snag From Seibu Over Proposed Stake Increase
• Dolphins Offer Miami-Dade Concessions For Stadium Deal
• ICANN Launches Database For Domain Name Trademarks
• NY Appeals Court Says Miami Hotel Can Boot Marriott Contract
• Trump Threatens To Sue Over $350M Scottish Wind Project
• Wyndham Gets FTC's Data-Security Case Sent To NJ
• HSBC Says Recorded Call Suit Preempted By Banking Law
• Revel Looks To Slash $1B In Debt With Ch. 11 Plan
• Sacramento Plans To Fund Majority Of $447M Arena
• Rajaratnam Brother Denies Insider Trading
• Hotel Franchisor Owed Death Suit Coverage, 11th Circ. Says
• AIG Unit To Pay $2M Over Sales Tactics On Travelocity Sites
• Nev. High Court Lets Developer Off Hook For $2M Indemnity
• Broker Must Face Suit Over Bungled $25M NJ Hotel Deal
• UK Regulator Fears Arena Deal Could Stifle Competition
• Wynn Wants Trustee To Take Over 'Girls Gone Wild' Ch. 11
• $135B NY Budget Deal Delays Casino Expansion Battle
• Boies Schiller Hit With Sanctions Bid In $350M Marriott Row
• Rajaratnam Brother Charged For Trading On $1B Intel Buy
• Google Rivals Urge EU To Push Ahead With Antitrust Case
• 11th Circ. Blocks Insurers From Joining NCAA Antitrust Row
• NBA Star Scores 7th Circ. Win In Finance Adviser Contract Suit
• Soccer Pro's Suit Says Nike Logo A Flimsy Excuse For Firing
• Cuban Slams SEC's 'Hollywood' Remark In Inside Trading Suit
• NCAA Fights Athletes' Class Cert. Bid In Licensing Feud
• Omni Hotels Hit With Call Recording Class Action
• Staggered NY Wage Hike Would Require Employer Vigilance
• Atlanta City Council OKs Funds For Falcons' $1B Stadium
• Omni Nabs $250M Prudential Loan For Hotel Trio
• Google's Domain Grab Could Hinder Competition, Rivals Say
• Oral Disclosures Violate Privacy, Calif. Appeals Court Says
• Gansevoort, Caesars To Open 'Urban Resort' In Las Vegas
• Outdoor Channel Investor Looks To Block $227M Takeover
• NYC Planning Commission OKs $3B Willets Point Development
• NJ Lets Casinos Offer Fantasy Sports Tourneys
• Ogletree Deakins Nabs ADA Pro From Drinker Biddle
• Del Frisco's Founder Says PE Firm Owes Her Benefits, Stock
• NY Hotel Hit With $21M Suit Over Lapsed Rooftop Bar Permit
• Fla. Panel Clears Ban On 'Gray-Area' Slot Machines
• Domino's Founder Exempted From Contraception Mandate
• Anschutz Co. Nixes Plans To Sell Entertainment Group
• Philly Investors Say Scheme Cost Them $400M Hotel Project
• Carnival Knew 'Poop Cruise' Ship Had Problems, Suit Says
• Carlyle Expects To Eclipse $1B In Madison Ave. Tower Sale
• American Airlines Settles Antitrust Feud With Travelport
• CORRECTED: Judge OKs Marriot's $2M Deal in Class OT Fight
• NJ Officials Appeal Sports Betting Ruling
• Wachtell Guides Sports Co.'s $226M Outdoor Channel Buy
• Travel Cos. Could Owe $55M In Hotel Taxes Class Action
• Fla. House Panel Approves Bill To Beef Up State FCA
• Arnold & Porter Adds Ex-Goldman RE Counsel In New York
• Facebook Gag Lifted For Atty Who Dissed McDonald's Deal
• FCPA Scrutiny For Gaming Industry: Beyond Las Vegas Sands
• MSR Lender Can't Fight Wealth Fund's $1.5B Asset Bid
• Obesity Danger From Sugary Drinks Key In 'Soda Ban' Appeal
• Excess Insurers Can Proceed In Ritz Katrina Coverage Row
• Hyatt Puts Up $85M For Austin's Driskill Hotel
• NFL Moves For Sanctions In Super Bowl Ticket Dispute
• BCI Exec Convicted In $50M Fraud Cops To False Tax Filing
• NY Judge Crushes Bloomberg's 'Arbitrary' Large-Soda Ban
• Voting Deal Stacks Deck Against Potential Hot Topic Bidders
• CMBS Delinquencies Fall For 9th Straight Month, Fitch Says
• Comcast Unit To Face Arena Consulting Fees Suit In Philly
• Loeb & Loeb Nabs Neal Gerber M&A Pro In Chicago
• Q&A With Akin Gump's Rex Heinke
• Tips For Defending Against Data Breach Class Actions
• Famous Dave's Booze Tax Settlement Gets Rejected
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• Transit Agency Shakes Pa. Railroad Bridge Defect Suit
• Q&A With O'Melveny's Suzzanne Uhland
• Taiwan Tells 2nd Circ. To Hold Grenada's Cash Amid Loan Row
• NY Senate Supports Legalizing Mixed Martial Arts
• 2nd Circ. Lets $180M Sirius XM Antitrust Deal Stand
• $490M Arena Design Gets Early Nod From Seattle Panel
• Dolphins' Stadium Bill Sweeps Through Fla. Senate Panel
• Greenberg Hires Away High-Level NY Enviro Official
• Q&A With Akin Gump's Gary McLaughlin
• 9th Circ. Take On Dukes' Scope Raises Bar For Wage Classes
• Atlantic City Casino Deal Should Be Halted, Trade Group Says
• NJ Faces Uphill Battle In Appeal Of Sports Wagering Ban
• Expedia Doesn't Rule Out Ticketing Patent, Fed. Circ. Hears
• Marriott, Ikea To Launch Economy Hotel Line In Europe
• Lady Gaga Promoters Say Terrorism Policies Cover Axed Show
• Erin Andrews Calls Marriott's Peeping Tom Subpoena Invasive
• Elton John IP Suit Nixed Under Wrong Precedent, 7th Circ. Told
• Hotel Zaza Project Highlights Hole In Austin Code
• Boyd Gaming Gets $350M For Lot On Vegas Strip
• Va. Retirement Home Aims To Slash $84M Debt In Ch. 11
• MGM, AEG To Build Las Vegas Entertainment Arena
• Q&A With SNR Denton's Brian Cousin
• Las Vegas Sands Says It 'Likely' Violated FCPA
• Chancellor Strine's View On Disclosures Evolving, Attys Say
• CBS, NBC Press 7th Circ. To KO Pippen's Defamation Suit
• Boyd Gaming Nets $65.5M In Sale Of Fla. Jai Alai Facility
• MSR Resort Judge Won't Stay Plan Confirmation
• Burger King Violated TCPA With Junk Faxes, RE Firm Says
• Mets Close Out Guards' OT Suit With Settlement Pitch
• Leagues Score Win In NJ Sports Betting Suit