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Hospitality - October, 2015

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• Shooter's Intent Matters In Work Safety Case, Justices Told
• New, Former Tribal Councils Say Casino Prep Is No Problem
• Airbnb Initiative Could Spur More Suits In San Francisco
• Dallas Strip Clubs Latest To Be Sued For Exploiting Photos
• SeaWorld Marketing Suit Belongs In State Court, Judge Told
• Resort Owner Says Its Law Firm Betrayed It In Enviro Suit
• BNY Mellon Says Revel Casino Owes $1M For Electricity
• Deals Rumor Mill: Accor SA, Airbus Group, TPG Capital
• Pa. Delays Horse Racing Shutdown As Negotiations Continue
• Real Estate Rumors: McGraw Hill, WeWork, Grass River
• Buffet Customer Awarded $11.4M For Salmonella Poisoning
• AIG Unit Says Clerical Error Doesn't Nix Privilege
• Online Travel Cos. Pay $29M In Chicago Hotel Tax Dispute
• Women's Group Can't Intervene In Pittsburgh Sick Leave Fight
• Tribe Must Accept Voters' Snub Of Gaming Pact, Court Told
• Bitter Saladworks Ch. 11 Wins Peaceful Plan Confirmation
• The Cadillac Tax: What Hospitality Employers Need To Know
• Taco Bell Harping On Irrelevancies In Break Suit, Workers Say
• Chinese Eatery Not Covered In Junk Fax Suit, Court Affirms
• Wis. Tribe Says Casino Plan Gives It Standing In Rival's Suit
• Idaho Gov. Says State Should Restore Instant Horse Racing
• IRS May Ease Excise Tax Regs On Frequent Flier Miles
• LA Metro's Review Of Expansion Project Upheld On Appeal
• Pizza Hut Employees Again Seek Class Cert. In FLSA Suit
• Kirkland Dodges DQ Bid By Caesars' Creditors, For Now
• Under NJ Law, Can Jersey City Tax AirBnB Like A Hotel?
• Ex-Marriott Workers Tell 4th Circ. Their ERISA Suit Is Ripe
• Feds Back Ala. Tribe In Casino Tax Dispute At 11th Circ.
• NJ Racetrack Operator Dodges Wage-And-Hour Suit
• 5 Ways Your Ego Is Killing Your Career
• Deals Rumor Mill: Starwood, UnitedHealth, DuPont
• Fla. Ballot Measure Would Give Voters Control Over Gambling
• Real Estate Rumors: NY Mets Co-Owners, Darden, Klein Group
• Calif. Franchise Relations Act Could Be A Game Changer
• ILG Snaps Up Starwood's Timeshare Business In $1.5B Deal
• NLRB Loses Bid To Make Facebook 'Likes' Order Precedential
• Philadelphia Travel Company Agrees To Fine For Cuban Trips
• Papa John's Worker Asks 11th Circ. To OK Group Arbitration
• Xenia Hotels Sells Southern California Hyatt For $137M
• Illinois Rep. Introduces Bill To Protect Fantasy Sports Players
• McDonald's Says 'Burdensome' NLRB Requests Must Be Nixed
• Deals Rumor Mill: SABMiller, Starwood, National Australia
• Caesars Eyes $3M Offer After Nixing Miss. Casino Auction
• Mixed-Use Finds Footing Amid Hurdles To Fannie Backing
• Amco Needn't Cover Eatery's Landlord In 'Peculiar' Rent Spat
• Pro Bono: The New Associate's Compass To Success
• China Expands Foreign Access To Some Market Areas
• Staples Center Settles Wrongful Death Suit Midtrial
• Q&A With Seton Hall's Charles Sullivan
• Skadden, Paul Weiss Guide China Travel Site Tie-Up
• New Guidance For Parties Contesting Cramdown Rates
• Calif. County Says DOI Skewed Facts In Casino Approval
• Priceline Can't Escape Resort Fee Suit, Class Says
• Staples Center Wall Was Unsafe, Ex-Fire Marshal Tells Jury
• 2nd Circ. Order On Facebook 'Likes' Not Precedent, Bar Says
• Seminole Tribe Accuses Fla. Of Violating Gaming Compact
• USPTO Tells Fed. Circ. 'Churrascos' Is Generic Term
• Calif. Won't Wade Into Tribal Power Struggle Over Casino
• Real Estate Rumors: SL Green, Empire Hotel, USPS
• McDonald's Workers Ask Pa. Justices To Review Payroll Rule
• Gala Coral Sells Unit For $370M Ahead Of Ladbrokes Merger
• Mich. Court Says Tribe Must Face Casino Contract Suit
• NFL Tells 5th Circ. Super Bowl Fans Rightly Denied Cert.
• Refresh Or Rebuild? Website Strategies For Big Law
• Calif. Owes Tribe $36.2M In Gaming Pact Row, 9th Circ. Says
• Staples Center Exec. Says Railing Not 'Dangerous' At Trial
• Tribe Says DOI Ignored Alternate Site For Rival's Casino
• Taco Bell Says Workers Still Can't Prove Break Policy
• Proposed $120M Pro Soccer Stadium In Minn. Gets Green Light
• Likely Impact Of The EU's Fiat, Starbucks Tax Rulings
• AC Mayor Looks For Trenton's Help With Casino Tax Woes
• Pa. Gov. Threatens Halt To Horse Racing Industry
• Divided Calif. Tribe Battling Itself In Bid To Reopen Casino
• NLRB Urges 2nd Circ. To Publish Facebook 'Likes' Order
• Real Estate Rumors: Invesco, Shorenstein, Unicorp
• Xenia Hotels Snags $300M Loans As It Looks To Close Deals
• The Curious Case Of 'Borgata Babes'
• Staples Center Felt 'Entitled To One Free Death,' Jury Told
• NJ Atlantic League Baseball Team Folding
• Deals Rumor Mill: Liberty Global, Interval Leisure, Hamleys
• Caesars Creditors Fight To Limit Kirkland's Role
• Rep. Questions Fantasy Sites On Sports Stars' Participation
• Ala. Tribe Tells 11th Circ. Bar On Tax Assessment Justified
• National Union Says Privilege Protects Notes In Defect Suit
• Server Slams Restaurant Co. For 'Misery' At LA Hotel
• 7th Circ Shields Casino From Fraudulent Transfer Charge
• Sports Venue Says Suing Over Permit Delay Was Only Option
• NYC Inks Deal For Waterfront Park Fixes, Affordable Housing
• Poker Tourney Player Who Flushed Phony Chips Gets 5 Years
• Real Estate Rumors: Stuy Town, Hudson Yards, Kraft Heinz
• Naming Rights: Tax-Exempt Bonds Vs. Tax-Exempt Orgs
• Starbucks Accused Of Bias Against Deaf Ex-Barista
• Real Estate Rumors: DLJ, West Brickell Hotel, Emmut
• Caesars Nabs More Time To Proffer Ch. 11 Plan
• Starbucks Can't Bar McDonald's From NJ Shopping Center
• Deals Rumor Mill: Parques Reunidos, National Food, Barclays
• El Paso Moves Ahead With $180M Arena Project
• Caesars Accused Of Trying To Avoid $51M Interest Payment
• DraftKings Hires Former Mass. AG As Outside Adviser
• Facebook 'Likes' Protected By Labor Law, 2nd Circ. Says
• EU Says Starbucks, Fiat Benefited From Illegal Tax Deals
• Drone Fliers Navigate Privacy Pitfalls Without FAA Guidance
• 4 Reasons To Use Electronic Deposition Exhibits
• Daily Fantasy Sports Industry Could Fall Apart After Scandal
• Conn. Town To Weigh Proposal For Tribal Airport Casino
• Fla. Gov. Fines Former Lt. Gov. For Ethics Violation
• Broward County Open To $86M Assist To Florida Panthers
• Three Manhattan Strip Clubs Hit With Another FLSA Suit
• NJ Wrests Forfeited Winnings, Penalties From Gambling Cos.
• Real Estate Rumors: Starwood Capital, Ares, Extell
• Developer Looks To Duck $25M Six Flags Redevelopment Suit
• Chetrit Blasts Boies Strategy In Money Laundering Suit
• Restaurant's Recipe Book Not Copyrightable, 6th Circ. Says
• Caesars Wants 7th Circ. To Save It From Creditor Suits
• Yum Brands Readies Split From China Operations
• Miami Sets Example For P3 Considerations In Port Projects
• Taco Bell Slams Bid To Certify Class In OT Suit
• Regions Agrees To Sale Of Tax Evaders' Miami Mansion
• AIG Unit Stiffed Jack In The Box In Beating Case, Suit Says
• Greenberg Traurig Probe Finds No Fault For DraftKings Worker
• Sharing Economy Doesn't Need Special Regs, Group Says
• Judge Says $370M Philly Hotel Partnership Suit Filed Too Late
• Eatery's Insurer Says Cargill Owes For Latex Burger Death
• Texas Roadhouse Says EEOC Has Used Up Age Bias Queries
• Investors To Appeal Dismissal Of Quiznos Restructuring Suit
• 3rd Circ. Tells Courts How To Balance Clashing Stay Factors
• OPINION: The Bitter Pill Of Competition Within Large Law
• Google Settles Suit Over Priceline Founder's Photo-Tagging IP
• Marriott Unit Hit With $50M Suit Over Mismanaged NY Hotel
• SFX Boss Lobs Slashed $191M Take-Private Cash Offer
• TGI Friday's Workers Want Ruling On Wage Statement Claims
• Models Tell NY Strip Clubs To Keep Hands Off Images
• Yum Brands Adds Hedge Fund Activist To Board
• Real Estate Rumors: Related Cos., Loews Hotels, Waterton
• SeaWorld To Sue Calif. Commission Over Orca Breeding Ban
• Sports Reporter Seeks $75M In Hotel Peeping Suit
• FanDuel Adviser Says Governance Top Priority Amid Scandal
• Caesars Exec's Testimony Caps Off Forced-Bankruptcy Trial
• Mich. Tribe's Casino Plans Rejected By Local Officials
• AccorHotels Drops $320M On 43 Properties In France
• Chip-Enabled Card Compliance Will Hit Some Merchants Hard
• Miami, Key Biscayne Back In Court Over Marine Stadium
• Nev. Regulators Rule Daily Fantasy Cos. Must Obtain License
• Wis. Tribe Says Gaming Suit Does Not Concern Rival
• Former Meadowlands Builder Says Lehman Unit Owes $1.3B
• NJ Lawmaker Wants Gibbons Testimony On Showboat Deal
• Fox Rothschild Extinguishes Fees Row Over $2M Verdict
• Orioles Stadium Workers Ask 2nd Circ. To Revive OT Suit
• NY AG Calls On Fast Food Cos. To End 'Lawlessness'
• Commercial Sector Gets Its Turn In Miami's Real Estate Boom
• Pa. Rep. Introduces Bill To Legalize Sports Betting
• Models Sue Strip Clubs Over Deceptive Advertisements
• CFIUS Looming Larger In Sensitive Property Deals
• Metadata 101 For Lawyers: A 2-Minute Primer
• Can DraftKings Dodge Class Action Via Arbitration?
• 3rd Circ. To Take Another Shot At Sports Betting Guidance
• Dancers Hit Texas And NC Men's Clubs With Wage Suit
• Station Casinos Files $100M IPO Eyeing Public Market Return
• 5 Law Firms Guide $162M Deal For NYC's Carlton Hotel
• Real Estate Rumors: BlackRock, Beacon Capital, Clarion
• Okla. Tribe, NIGC Pursue Settlement In Casino Land Row
• MMA Promoters Call Truce In Philly Venue Antitrust Row
• $1B LA Project Faces Tight Timeline, Oceanwide GC Says
• Golf Club Members Zero In On Trump In Refund Suit
• NJ Sports Betting Case Will Be Reheard En Banc By 3rd Circ.
• NY Towns Say Indian Trust Law Doesn't Apply In Casino Row
• Justices Urged To Reject Tribal Jurisdiction Fight In Bus Crash
• Revel Says Utility Is Blocking Efforts To Heat Casino
• Resort Developer Seeks Ruling On Nat'l Union Policy Limits
• Tribe, Wash. County Knock Feds' Casino Land Approval
• Sports Bar Says Workers Rightly Fired Over Facebook Posts
• Tribe Defends Tardy Fees Request In Horse-Racing Row
• Gemini Parties Reach Deal To Sell NYC Hotel Trio
• Red Lobster, Olive Garden Workers Take Pay Fight To 7th Circ.
• Q&A With Fordham's James Brudney
• High Court Won't Hear Malpractice Suit Against Texas Firms
• Paul Hastings, Gibson Dunn Steer Warriors Arena Land Deal
• Market Map: 4 Trends In Philadelphia Real Estate Deals
• Caesars Setback In Creditor Suits Throws Wrench Into Ch. 11
• Starbucks Wins Delay Of Trial Over Cancer Risk In Coffee
• Scandalized Fantasy Cos. Hire Debevoise, Kirkland, Greenberg
• Disney Can't Beat Injury Claims With Waiver, Fla. Court Says
• Ariz. Official Says Tribe Committed Fraud In Casino Bid
• 10 Ways To Become A 360-Degree Lawyer
• BAE Say Facts Show Carnival Was Negligent In Dock Death
• SeaWorld's Orca Expansion Approved, But Without Breeding
• Tribe Says Calif. Required To Negotiate On Casino Land
• The Standard Hotel Hit With Wage-Hour Class Action In Calif.
• Baha Mar Stirs Uncharted Waters
• Real Estate Rumors: Queensgate, Salesforce, WeWork
• NM Can't Hassle Tribe's Vendors In Casino Battle, Judge Says
• DraftKings, FanDuel Hit With Insider Scandal Class Action
• Miami, Key Biscayne Deal Over Marine Stadium Site Hits Snag
• It's Trump Who Owes $8M In Restaurant Spat, Chef Says
• Horse Race Cos. Say Machines At Kentucky Downs Rip Off IP
• Land Ruling Irrelevant To Tribal Gaming Row, 2nd Circ. Told
• Shake Shack Puts 26M Shares On The Menu
• Tribe Lost Chance For Fees In Racing Ban Row, Idaho Says
• Caesars Can't Halt Creditor Suits Against Parent Company
• How Estimates Can Miss The Mark On Age Discrimination
• Real Estate Rumors: Goldman Sachs, Norges, Fortuna
• Fantasy Sports Scandal Highlights Need For Regulation
• Fla. Judge Says Marlins Stadium Wage Action Is State Matter
• 'Insider' Deals Slammed As Gemini Hotels Inch Toward Sale
• YMCA Can't Claim Charitable Immunity In Slip-And-Fall Suit
• Ex-Burger King Worker Must Arbitrate OT Suit, Court Told
• Debate Over NYC Sodium Menu Labeling Gets Salty
• NJ Lawmakers Seek Federal Regulation For Fantasy Sports
• Conn., Tribes Ink Revenue Deal To Kick Off Keno Gambling
• Dumpling Daughter Sues Ex-Employees Over 'Clone' Eatery
• Crimson Hotels Drops $153M On London Property
• FanDuel Bans Employees From Fantasy Play, Opens Review
• NY AG Wants Fantasy Sports Data Amid Insider Accusations
• NJ Off-Track Site Gets Final OK Despite Political Opposition
• Miami, Key Biscayne Have Tentative Deal In Boat Show Fight
• Golf Course Operator Says Insignia Sells Infringing Products
• Philly Casino Plans Clear Hurdle Amid Race Bias Claims
• Churchill Downs Denied Quick Win In Casino Contract Row
• NJ Strip Club Argues Ad Removal Was A State Action
• NJ Houlihan's Operator Accused Of More Tip Violations
• NJ Keeps Up Fight For Sports Betting Rehearing In 3rd Circ.
• Idaho Tribe's Attys Detail Disputed Fees In Racing Ban Row
• SeaWorld Urges Judge To Toss Whale Abuse Class Action
• Justices Asked To Revive Ex-Cruise Worker's Arbitration Row
• Calif. Court Bars Tribe's $315M Casino Suit Against State
• BIA Blazes Bold Path In Mashpee Casino Site Ruling
• 5 Things Clients Never Tell Their Lawyers
• High Court Won't Hear $24M Laundering Forfeiture Appeal
• Tribe Members Say Rival Faction's Casino Prep Is Illegal
• Trial Fires Up Over Dueling Caesars Bankruptcies
• NJ Devils Ticket Holders Ask For An Assist In Resale Suit
• Challenge To Miami's SkyRise Tower Survives Dismissal Bid
• Justices Won't Hear Cruise Co.'s Lloyd's Collusion Appeal
• High Court Won't Review 10th Circ. Decision On Casino
• How Gemini's Internal Battle Combusted Into Ch. 11s
• MLB Says Risks From Foul Balls, Flung Bats Fall On Fans
• Indian Land Ruling Dooms Tribe's Bingo Hall, 2nd Circ. Told
• Bulk Of Texas Strip Club FLSA Row Can Stay In Fed. Court
• Fla. Court Revokes Approval For Racetrack Slot Machines
• Tattoo Artist Takes On Key West Zoning Laws In 11th Circ.
• Coca-Cola, Visa, McDonald's Urge FIFA Prez To Step Down
• InCom Says Disney Knew It Violated MagicBand Patent
• Trump Hotels Hit With Suit Over Yearlong Data Breach
• Couple Tells DC Circ. Carnival Can't Bar Them After Suit
• 5 Firms Work On UK REIT's Financing Deals Worth $1.4B
• FTC Chair Worries Regs Could Undermine Sharing Economy
• RE Group Challenges NYC Hotel Conversion Restrictions
• Caesars Seeks OK Of $8M Money Laundering Compliance Fine
• NM Urges Judge To Deny Tribe's TRO Over Gambling Pact
• Judge Won't Expand Privacy Order In Suit For Strippers' Info
• Cubs Knock Suit Over Wrigley Field Signs Out Of Court
• NJ Regulator Clears PokerStars, Full Tilt For Gambling
• Casino Foes Lose Challenge To DOI Land Trust Decision
• Passengers Want 5 Firms To Lead Airline Class Action
• EEOC Won't Forget About Background Checks After Freeman
• Like Neiman Marcus, Wyndham Is Not All It's Cracked Up To Be