Hospitality Archive » November, 2015

Hospitality - November, 2015

214 articles

• Calif. Tribal Group Takes Casino Prep Challenge To 9th Circ.
• Westgate Resorts Sells $156M In New Timeshare Notes
• Exec Accused Of $300M Ponzi Scheme Denied Acquittal Bid
• Eatery, NLRB Split Over Gag Order Imperiling $1M Settlement
• Real Estate Rumors: Black Bear, Publix, Baywood Hotels
• NJ High Court Won't Hear Casino Injury Row
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Ski Resort Victory In Injury Lawsuit
• The Netherlands To Appeal EU Starbucks Tax Ruling
• Embattled Calif. Tribe Comes Closer To Reopening Casino
• Gov't Sees No Reason To Rethink Tribe's Challenge To Casino
• NY Judge Promises Quick Ruling On DraftKings, FanDuel Ban
• Real Estate Rumors: Golenbock Eiseman, Stonehenge, Marriott
• OPINION: In Search Of Our Best Law Firm Selves
• Ex-Food Network Star Sues Developer Over Texas Restaurant
• The Dangerous Secrets Your Client Is Keeping From You
• McDonald's To Pay $1.5M To Settle Workers' Wage Suit
• Dechert Steers Intrawest In $85M Time Share Biz Sale
• Mirae Strikes $450M Deal For San Francisco Hotel
• 5 Fake Disney Hotels Fined In China
• Yelp Investor Suit Tossed For Scant Evidence
• 'Master Softee' Barred From Using Mister Softee Trademarks
• US Wants Calif. County's Casino Challenge Nixed
• FanDuel Slapped With False Ad Class Action In Calif.
• DraftKings Hires FBI Online Poker Investigator For Review
• Revel Owner Inks $45M Deal To End Casino Utility Feud
• DraftKings, FanDuel Counter NY AG Ahead Of Hearing
• Real Estate Rumors: TIAA, NewcrestImage, Charter Schools
• Ladbrokes Investors Greenlight $3.52B Gala Coral Tie-Up
• Paul Weiss Steers CIM Unit's $158M NYC Hotel Buy
• Tribes Face Daunting Control Test After Mass. Casino Loss
• 4 Things Retail Developers Will Watch For On Black Friday
• Temple Law Group's Food Poisoning Claims Beat Objections
• PF Chang's Can't Shake Gluten Allergy Discrimination Suit
• 11th Circ. Ruling Can't Bar Casino Tax Defense: Ala. Assessor
• New Federal Rules Acknowledge It's Time To Drop The 'E'
• Daily Fantasy Woes Grow As Leagues Become Targets
• Trump International Golf Club Sells For $2.2M
• Downtown West Palm Beach Site Sells For $24M
• Class Seeks Quick Win On TCPA Claims In Robocall Suit
• Chuck E. Cheese Blasts Managers' Claims For Class Cert.
• Cruise Cos. Want Stay Until High Court's Spokeo Ruling
• Resort Owner Says Atty's Media Interview Justifies DQ Bid
• Real Estate Rumors: UBS, Related, Miami Holiday Inn
• Caesars Objects To Claimholders' Litigation Push
• Calif. Voters Could Lose Role In Tribal Gambling Compacts
• Playtech Hits Brakes On Two Buys Amid Regulatory Scrutiny
• Class Counsel Fees Getting 'Intense Judicial Scrutiny'
• Terms And Conditions For Your App: 6 Key Considerations
• Pro Sports Leagues, Investors Hit In Daily Fantasy Suit
• More States Affected By Chipotle E. Coli Outbreak, CDC Says
• Boies Chair Defends DraftKings' Decision To Stay Open In NY
• 3 IPOs Held Back Over Weak Market Conditions
• Trump Entertainment Seeks To Keep Control Of Ch. 11 Case
• Brand Battles: Starbucks, Kellogg's, Hershey
• Taxation With Representation: Cleary, Wachtell, Cravath
• Starwood Hotels Hit With Payment Card Malware Attack
• 2nd Circ. OKs Discount Air Ticket Co.'s AmEx Partnership
• PTAB Won't Rehear Apple's AIA Challenge To Menu Patent
• 3 Ways To Prep Hospitality Cos. On Holiday Legal Issues
• 3 Ways Technology Is Changing Law Office Designs
• Applicants May Forgo Fla. Sports Development Program
• NIGC Says It Was OK To Change Mind On Minn. Casino Deal
• 13 Key Business Objectives For Corporate Legal Departments
• FanDuel Adds Ex-Homeland Security Head To Advisory Board
• Fla. Says Tribe's Gambling Suit Is 15 Years Too Early
• Retailers Welcome IRS Clarity On Remodeling Deductions
• Creditor Suits Beyond Scope Of Caesars Ch. 11, 7th Circ. Told
• Trump Entertainment Seeks Bigger Loan To Pay Taxes
• McDonald's To Pay $355K To Settle Immigrant Bias Claims
• Ladbrokes Defends Merger With Rival Gaming Co. Gala Coral
• Indie Baseball League Expansion Suit Is Outta There
• Pa. House Committee OKs Amended Internet Gaming Bill
• Mass. AG Hits Daily Fantasy Sports With Slate Of Regulations
• Google, Facebook, Others Say Alice Kills Email Patent
• Negligence Claims Against Carnival Sent To Federal Court
• New NIGC Commish Reaches Out To Tribal Governments
• Perpetual Gym Contracts Suit Remanded To NJ State Court
• Quaker Steak & Lube Unveils $25M Stalking Horse Bid
• Judge Skeptical Of Booting Kirkland As Caesars Rep
• NY Daily Fantasy Suits Mark Start Of A Long Battle, FSTA Says
• 2 Bills Floated In Fla. To Legalize Fantasy Sports
• Moody's Says Bill Package Not A Magic Bullet For Atlantic City
• Jimmy John's Wants Cert. Revoked In Managers' OT Action
• Real Estate Rumors: Meyer Bergman, TIAA-CREF, McCord
• NY AG's Fantasy Sports Case Could Turn On Length Of Games
• EB-5 Hopeful Sues Restaurateur, Claiming Poor Management
• Federal Law Backs Ala. Casino Property Tax, 11th Circ. Told
• Mr Chow Won $1M, But Must Pay $1M Fees On Lost Claims
• Models Sue Fla. Nudist Resort For Unauthorized Use Of Images
• Miami-Dade Board Delays Boat Show Enviro Permit Vote
• With 1 Deal, 2 Firms Each Grab A Quarter Of Year's Hotel M&A
• NY AG Seeks Injunctions Against FanDuel, DraftKings
• House Passes Bill To Block NLRB Authority Over Tribes
• Bill To Halt Ariz. Tribe's $400M Casino Fails In House
• 500.com Denies Hiding Risk Of Suspension From IPO Investors
• New Players, Brands Fly Into Tricky Airport Hotel Deals
• Wash. Tribe Says DOI, NIGC Wrongly Blocked Gaming Plans
• Dolphin Attraction Biz Partner Can't Duck Suit, Court Told
• Tribal Court Ruling Bars Casino Expansion On Member's Land
• Diamondhead Casino Ducks Bankruptcy Trustee For Now
• Multimillion-Dollar Sports Betting Ring Busted In Mass.
• DraftKings, FanDuel Lose Bids To Halt Shutdown By NY AG
• Tax Court Says Board Gaming Group Not Tax-Exempt Charity
• Justices Asked To Eye Court Oversight Of Private FLSA Deals
• Calif. Must Reach Gaming Compact With Tribe, Judge Says
• Papa John's Franchisee Gets Jail Time For Wage Theft
• Wood Smith Wants Out Of Enviro Suit Over Spat With Client
• 4 Reasons Macy's, McDonald's Won't Spin Off REITs
• SEC Settles With Alleged PF Chang's Insider Trader
• Caesars Can't Put The Brakes On $364M Pension Dispute
• DraftKings, FanDuel Seek To Stop NY AG From Shutting Sites
• Tribe Can't Build Martha's Vineyard Casino, Mass. Judge Says
• Real Estate Rumors: GE Japan, MetLife, Saks
• Should In-House Counsel Use US Contract Terms In Europe?
• Gibson Dunn Steers Marriott In $12.2B Starwood Hotels Deal
• BIA OKs Reservation For Wash. Tribe Seeking Casino
• Atlantic City Casino Tax Measure Down But Not Out
• Papa John's Franchisee Wants Group Arbitration Nixed
• Philly Hotel Workers Ordered To Pay $3M For UPenn Fraud
• Televangelist, Buffet Must Face DOL Suit Over Unpaid Work
• Ex-Tribal Leaders Fight To Save Suit Over Dug-Up Graves
• Novel Gaming Tech Stokes Tribal, State Competition
• Take Your Marks: An Associate's Guide To Your 1st Big Trial
• DraftKings, FanDuel File State Court Challenge To NY AG
• NY AG Draws Line In Sand With Daily Fantasy Sports Fight
• Dickinson Wright Dodges Developers' Casino Malpractice Suit
• Jury Awards $21.5M For Injury From Cruise Ship Door
• Atlantic City Wants To Collect On $12M In Unpaid Trump Taxes
• Hospitality MVP: Paul Hastings' Rick Kirkbride
• Real Estate Rumors: Carl Icahn, Angelo Gordon, Vox Media
• Cooley Claims It's Being Stiffed By Baha Mar Developer
• Brazilian Steakhouse Pushes For Win In Chef Visa Row
• Protecting Employee Facebook Profanity In The 2nd Circ.
• Texas Tribe Says Gaming Bar Should Be Lifted With Feds' OK
• NY AG Deems DraftKings, FanDuel Illegal Gambling
• Hospitality MVP: Latham & Watkins' Gary E. Axelrod
• Florida Golf Club's OT Pay Not Up To Par, Suit Says
• Yelp Gives Investors' Stock-Value Suit Poor Reviews
• Barnes & Thornburg Steers $51M Talbott Hotel Sale
• NJ Law Paves Way For Amusement Games In Bars
• NJ Justices Won't Hear AC Challenge To Borgata Tax Wins
• Calif. Tribal Council Says Casino Job Fair Was Harmless
• Real Estate Rumors: Great Eagle, Black Spruce
• Tribe, Calif. Urge 9th Circ. To Rehear Casino Compact Row
• ACE Reaches Settlement In $5.2M Lease Transfer Suit
• Amid Backlash, SeaWorld Announces New Orca Show
• Darden Restaurants Loses Bid to Nix EEOC Age Bias Suit
• Bid For Food Service Co. Was Ruse To Steal Secrets, Suit Says
• Hospitality MVP: Dentons' Meghan Cocci
• Christie Axes Four Of Five Atlantic City Recovery Bills
• Starwood Strikes Deal To Brand $415M SLS Las Vegas Hotel
• Miami Hospitality Market Heats Up
• Law360's Super MVPs In A Class Of Their Own
• 5 Firms Lead The Pack With MVP Wins
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Legal Aces From 86 Firms
• SFX CEO's Failed Takeover Bid Was A 'Sham,' Suit Says
• 9th Circ. Strikes Ariz. Law Blocking Tribe From Casino Land
• BNY Mellon Joins NJ Utility's Suit Against Revel Casino
• Marlins Stadium Contractors Say Workers' Appeal Must Wait
• Sale Of Former Showboat Site Delayed Until January
• Injured Fan Says NASCAR Doesn't Protect Spectators
• 6 Tips For Managing Tribal Infrastructure Projects
• Ex-BIA Official Named NIGC Commissioner
• Taxation With Representation: Fenwick, Ropes, Wachtell
• Ticketmaster, Warriors Win Toss Of StubHub Antitrust Suit
• NYPD Veteran Avoids Prison For Running Illegal Casino
• San Antonio Buys Soccer Stadium With Eyes For MLS
• Disney Receives Special Trademark Protection In China
• Marriott Can't Dodge Bias Suit By Surrogate Mother
• 11th Circ. Nixes Visa Ruling Against DOL Due To New Regs
• Atlantic City Chamber Pushes For Casino Stabilization Laws
• NLRB Rules Chipotle Illegally Fired Worker For Protests
• Panera Hit With $32M Wages Action Over Meetings, Breaks
• 'Maze'-Like Revel Utility Dispute Stays Federal
• Chipotle Sued Over E. Coli Outbreak In Northwest
• Hertz Says Restated Financials Don't Revive Investor Suit
• Vereit Strikes $204M Deal To Sell Red Lobster Portfolio
• 3 NYC Zoning Plans Hospitality Attys Should Know
• FCC Wi-Fi Blocking Crackdown Could Spark Legal Challenge
• Atty Fighting Foie Gras Tells 9th Circ. She Can't Avoid It
• ESPN, 2 Others Targeted In Latest Fantasy Sports Patent Suits
• Expedia To Acquire Vacation Rental Site In $4B Deal
• Jack In The Box Restaurant Chain Hit With OT Class Action
• American Hit With Cease & Desist Over Canceled Tickets
• Reps. Unveil Bill To Reform Seasonal Guest Worker Program
• Passengers Blast Bid To Stay Airline Ticket Antitrust Row
• San Francisco Voters Shoot Down Anti-Airbnb Measure
• OPINION: Via Duke, Companies Are Shaping Discovery
• Bus Collision Claims Belong In Tribal Court, Justices Told
• HomeAway Slapped With Suit Over Yearlong Data Breach
• Tribe, Feds Say 11th Circ. Already Resolved Ala. Tax Claims
• American Pharoah Owner Stays Clear Of Gambling Debt Suit
• Sheraton Hit With ADA Suit Over Times Square Hotel
• After $1M Win, Restaurant Says Rival's $1M Fee Award Stinks
• Rodeo Sues Restaurant over 'Rodeo Austin' Trademark
• Flynn Adds Panera Brand With 47-Restaurant Portfolio Buy
• Insurer Slams Ski Resort Developer's Bid For More Coverage
• Applicants Can't Join EEOC's Darden Bias Suit, Judge Says
• Fox Sports Latest Target In Fantasy Patent Litigation
• What Nevada Action Means For Future Of Daily Fantasy Sports
• Strategies For Law Firms Leaping Into Latin America
• Kirkland Blasts Caesars' Creditors Renewed DQ Bid
• Chipotle Closes 43 Northwest Stores Amid E. Coli Outbreak
• Dolphins, Daytona Speedway Renew Bids For $90M In Tax Breaks
• FCC Doles Out Fines For Hotel Wi-Fi Blocking
• FanDuel, DraftKings Accused Of Ripping Off Fantasy Patents
• Baha Mar's Chinese Lender Forecloses On Troubled Project
• InterContinental Faces Class Action Over Cancellation Fees
• Florida Sues Seminole Tribe To Stop Blackjack At Casinos
• FanDuel, DraftKings Want Leaks Suit Paused For JPML Review
• Real Estate Rumors: Gensler, Rubenstein, Hilton
• NJ Lawmaker Eyes State Oversight Of Fantasy Sports Sites
• Online Poker Sites Illegally 'Won' Money, 7th Circ. Told
• Using Information Graphics Effectively In The Courtroom