Hospitality Archive » December, 2015

Hospitality - December, 2015

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• Hospitality Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2016
• Hospitality Cases To Watch In 2016
• UK High Court To Hear Gov't's $1.49B Tax Appeal
• 3 Things To Expect From Legal Tech In The New Year
• MLB Continues Push To Toss Suit Demanding Nets At Parks
• Charter Boat Suit Damages Must Reflect Sale Price, Court Says
• 7th Circ. Says Caesars Might Be Able To Halt Creditor Suits
• Calif. Judge Can Hear Contract Row, Canadian Tour Co. Says
• 49ers, Ticketmaster Look To Escape Ticket Antitrust Suit
• Daily Fantasy Sports Illegal In Ill., AG Says
• $50M Miami Tennis Stadium Project Dead-Ends On Appeal
• Casino Owner Settles With Tribal Co. Over Nixed $125M Deal
• Lehman Sues Retirement Home Operator Over Swap Deal
• Vornado Scores $450M Loan For St. Regis Retail
• Fla. AG Files Suits To Shut Down Travel Scams
• Class Seeks Final OK Of $11.7M Recorded Hotel Co. Calls Deal
• Penn National, Tribe Members Want Out Of Casino Challenge
• Fieri Restaurant Partner Says Wind-Up Plan Is Out Of Bounds
• Judge Threatens Sanctions In Injured Fan's NASCAR Suit
• Carl's Jr. Says Franchisee Broke Deal To Open New Locations
• Philly Hotel Worker Gets 5 Years For $3M UPenn Fraud
• Developer Says Partner Double-Crossed On Colo. Hotel
• Fantasy Sports Industry Calls On Texas Users To Sway AG
• Court Erred On Slots License Reversal, Fla. Track Says
• NY AG Says Daily Fantasy No Different From Parlay Bets
• Trends In Privilege And Post-Accident Investigations
• Calif. McDonald's Franchisee Settles Wage-Hour Claims
• Chamber Urges 11th Circ. To Reconsider Nixing H-2B Ruling
• Jones Day Helps Wells Fargo Lead $500M Hotel Project Loan
• Tribe's Casino Tax Suit Against SD Beats Dismissal Bid
• Bid To Create Florida Gaming Agency Revitalized
• New Mexico Wants Injunction Stayed In Casino Battle
• Real Estate Rumors: Hostmark, Hakim, Panoramic Partners
• Adding NJ Casinos Would Harm Atlantic City, Lawmakers Told
• Mayer Brown, Foster Pepper Steer $299M Amazon Office Deal
• Bob Evans Signs Letter Of Intent For $200M Sale-Leaseback
• IRS Issues Favorable Rules For Retail Remodeling Costs
• Fried Frank Guides $540M Times Square Hotel Interest Buy
• Tips For Fantasy Sports Cos. As State AGs Target Industry
• The Firms That Dominated In 2015
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Why All US Attorneys Should Read Justice Breyer's New Book
• Calif., Tribe Denied Casino Compact Rehearing By 9th Circ.
• St. Louis Approves Financing For $1.1B Rams Stadium Plan
• Kansas Can't Sue Feds, Tribe Over Casino Lands, Judge Says
• Fans Fight Costs In NFL Super Bowl Ticket Suit
• Sen. Brown Halts Easy Passage For Tribal Labor Bill
• The Biggest Native American Law Cases Of 2015
• Real Estate Rumors: DivcoWest, Wells Fargo, Cornerstone
• Kutak Rock, Klehr Harrison Steer $211M Red Lobster Deal
• Tribe Decries Bingo Groups' Bid To Step Into Gaming Row
• NY Towns Lose Challenge To Tribal Gambling Deal In Appeal
• NJ Lawmakers Push Amendments To Expand Casino Gambling
• Insurer-Appointed Atty Beats DQ Bid In Superfund Suit
• Ponzi Schemers Must Forfeit $40M From Sale Of Resort
• GLPI Squashes Beef Over Pa. Casino With New $440M Deal
• Real Estate Rumors: Hilton, A&E, Extell Development
• MDL Panel To Weigh Combining DraftKings, FanDuel Suits
• The Biggest NJ Decisions From The Second Half Of 2015
• REIT Hispania Drops $84M On Hotel And Office Properties
• Top 10 Alice Cases Of 2015
• Marriott Gets $16.5M Judgment Axed In Bahamas Project Row
• Union Investment To Pay $180M For Boston Hotel
• How Much Control Of Your Contracts Do You Really Have?
• Fla. Appeals Court Rejects Rezoning For Miami-Area Hotel
• NFL's Bucs Driving Downfield On $100M Stadium Upgrades
• Blackstone Buys $170M Stake In Indian Aviation Tech Co.
• Plaintiffs Drive Website Accessibility As DOJ Delays Rule
• Miami-Dade Commission Approves Crucial Boat Show Permit
• Calif. Privacy Law Unconstitutional, Settlement Objector Says
• Yahoo Japan Bids $825M For Travel Booking Site Ikyu
• Airbnb Renter Says Hosts Were Spying With Hidden Camera
• Wash. Tribe Strikes Deal Over Planned Casino's Tax Effects
• EXCLUSIVE: NY Retail Property Nabs $130M Loan From Cantor
• Ill. Appeals Court Upholds Municipal Gaming Terminal Fee
• 8th Circ. Revives H-2B Carnival Workers' Wage Suit
• Texas Racing Agency Will Keep Betting Machines, For Now
• Judge Recuses Self In Daily Fantasy Row Over JPMorgan Ties
• NY Residents Take Seneca Casino Challenge To High Court
• 7 Deadly Business Mistakes That Can Tank Your Law Practice
• MLB Fans Press Case For More Protective Nets At Ballparks
• Ashford Investor Seeks To Halt $331M Remington Deal
• MLB Will Not Reinstate Pete Rose
• Developer, Investor Trade Barbs In $25M AstroWorld Row
• NJ Assembly Leader Offers Competing Casino Expansion Plan
• Ala. Tax Collector's Land Trust Challenge Is Late, Court Told
• Trump Hotels Wants Data Breach Suit Killed Or Moved To NY
• Fla. Jury Convicts Cay Clubs CEO In $300M Ponzi Scheme
• Tribe Says New Info Requires Judge Rethink Casino Denial
• Fight For Daily Fantasy Sports In NY Has Only Just Begun
• MSG Interns Lose Settlement Approval Bid In OT Suit
• Jimmy John's Workers Can Submit FLSA Statements
• Ski Club Trustee Wants Jailed Founder, Counsel Sanctioned
• Disney Defends Parks' Accommodations For Autistic Guests
• CORRECTED: Union Square Hospitality Hit With Tipping Class Action
• 7th Circ. To Be Asked To Revive Dickinson Malpractice Suit
• Insurer Says Models' Privacy Claims Against Bars Not Covered
• Bankrupt Firm Sues Casino Over Ex-Partner's Gambling Debt
• NJ Senate Prez Floats Plan For Casinos Outside Atlantic City
• NY Appellate Court Keeps DraftKings, FanDuel Operating
• NJ Appeals Court Rejects Golf Course's Tax Challenge
• Seminoles Fight To Preserve Suit Over Gambling Exclusivity
• Benefits Of Developing Environmentally Difficult Projects
• Real Estate Rumors: Alduwaliya, Sam Moon, Rilea Group
• DraftKings, FanDuel Temporarily Blocked In NY
• Gamblers' Foxwoods Suit To Continue In 2nd Circ.
• FTC Tips Data Security Hand In Wyndham Pact
• Public Charter Founders Accused Of Passenger Payment Fraud
• No Conservation Deduction For Golf Course, Tax Court Says
• Texas Says Tribe Can't Have Casino Despite Fed. Rulings
• Latest Pa. Horse Racing Overhaul Gets Senate OK
• Philly Council OKs Zoning Bills For 2nd City Casino
• Aramark Worker Says He Was Fired To Promote Young Person
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Rest Stop's Right To Toss Strip Club Ads
• Yum Pledges To Return $6.2B To Shareholders Ahead Of Split
• San Francisco Supervisors OK Plans For $1B Warriors Arena
• Priceline Pumps $500M More Into Chinese Travel Co. Ctrip
• 1st Circ. Revives Dunkin' Donuts Managers' OT Complaint
• The Art Of The Mock
• Tribe Claims Bias By City In Casino Sewer Service Fight
• Calif. Judge Unsure Of Jurisdiction In Yacht Contract Row
• 3rd Circ. Plans Sweeping Hearing In NJ Sports Betting Case
• Obama Caught Between Tribes, Unions On NLRB Bill
• MLB Recommends Extended Safety Nets In Stadiums
• Real Estate Rumors: BNF Automotive, Zazzle, Oxford Capital
• Proskauer Guides AccorHotels In $2.9B Luxury Chain Deal
• DOI Says Tribal Land Buy OK Under Carcieri
• US Airways Can Revive Damages Claim In Antitrust Fight
• Hotel Bar Workers Say They Were Called 'Taliban' In Bias Suit
• Strategies For Your Evolving Law Department
• NFL Sunday Ticket MDL Centralized In California
• Wyndham Agrees To Audits To End FTC Data Breach Suit
• NHL's Coyotes In Talks With Phoenix To Stay In Arizona
• Fantasy Sports Cos. Open To Regulation By NY Lawmakers
• Broward County Arena Deal Gives NHL's Panthers $86M Assist
• NM Says It's Abiding By Order On Tribe's Casino Vendors
• Trump Entertainment Granted 'Breathing Room' For Ch. 11
• House Votes To Tighten Visa Waiver Program
• Deals Rumor Mill: Yahoo, Verizon, Airbus Group
• 4 Essential Reads For Hospitality Lawyers
• Airbnb Raises $1.5B From More Than 100 Investors
• 5 Firms Take Lead In Airline Ticket Antitrust Row
• W.Va. Restaurant Barge's Sinking Not Covered, Insurer Says
• Unlocking Real Estate Value After IRS Spinoff Moratorium
• Does State Regulation Of Fantasy Sports Violate PASPA?
• So. Dakota AG Says No Plans To Indict Daily Fantasy Cos.
• GCs Love These Firms More And More
• Fla. Gov. Reaches $3B Gaming Deal With Seminole Tribe
• GCs Name Most Arrogant Law Firms
• 5 Firms Make It Back Onto GCs' Most Adored List
• 3 Firms Know The Secret To Keeping Clients Happy
• Starwood Hotel In Disney Ducks Most Transgender Bias Claims
• Homeinns Hotel Group Going Private In $1.12B Deal
• Gambling Compact Bars Tribe's $400M Casino, 9th Circ. Told
• McDonald's $1.5M Wage Suit Settlement Under Scrutiny
• Swedish Hotelier Pandox Drops $433M On German Portfolio
• Where Common Law Litigation And Int'l Arbitration Divide
• Developer Must Share Grand Canyon PR Docs., Court Told
• Texas Tribes May Soon See End To Protracted Gaming Battle
• Beckham Lines Up Land Downtown For Miami Soccer Stadium
• Restaurant Group Bilked Investor Out Of Visa Funds, Suit Says
• Casino Has To Let Union Hand Out Leaflets In Guest Areas
• Steak N' Shake Board Taken To 7th Circ. Over CEO Actions
• Brand Battles: Nike, Godiva, TGI Fridays
• Restaurant Industry Sues Over NYC Salt Warning Rule
• Trump Entertainment Gets Nod On Beefed Up Bankruptcy Loan
• Activist Says Bob Evans Packaged Food Biz Can Fetch $950M
• Caesars Noteholder Continues Fight Over Nixed Guarantee
• Calif. Tribe Says It Didn't Waive Casino Challenge Claims
• Tribe Tells DC Circ. To Keep Duluth Out Of Casino Revenues
• Real Estate Rumors: RXR, Blackstone, Elevated Returns
• Group Can Seek Voter OK To Repeal Nev. Biz Tax, Judge Says
• 5 Tips To Avoid Spoliation Sanctions
• Caesars Seeks To Force Handover Of Asset Transfer Docs
• Models Accuse Miami Sex Club Of Illegally Using Images
• Idaho High Court Awards Fees To Tribe In Horse Racing Row
• Ex-Philly Judge Pleads Guilty On Tax Evasion Charge
• Fantasy Horse Racing Co. Hit With Illegal-Gambling Suit
• Europe's Push For Tax Transparency Picks Up The Pace
• 2 Gemini Hotels Sell For $116M In Ch. 11 Auctions
• Baseball Team Beefs Up Suit Over Failed League Expansion
• MMA Promoter Must Hand Docs To Casinos In Conspiracy Row
• Investors Want Arbitration Nixed In $1.5M Fraud Suit
• FCC Wi-Fi Blocking Case Compared To Lame 'B-Movie Dracula'
• Tour Co. Wants Contract Row With Yacht Co. Streamlined
• Waco Restaurant Wants Biker Gang Shootout MDL
• NLRB Judge Knocks Jack In The Box Arbitration Agreement
• Where's the Tip Line? Pros And Cons Of A No-Tip Policy
• Taylor Farms Pulls Celery From Retailers Over E. Coli Scare
• McDonald's Said To Be Latest Target Of EU Tax Probes
• Tampa Bay Bucs Unveil $100M Stadium Renovation Deal
• StubHub Takes Warriors Ticket Antitrust Suit To 9th Circ.
• Tribe Dodges Defamation Suit Over Grand Canyon Skywalk
• $17M In Packers Stadium Tax Heads Back To Wis. County
• Caesars' Dire Straits Demand Litigation Stay, 7th Circ. Told
• Tribe Slams Fraud Claims In $400M Ariz. Casino Suit
• DraftKings, FanDuel Want Fantasy Suits Consolidated In Mass.
• Real Estate Rumors: Grosvenor, Gotham, Sixty Hotels
• Red Robin Franchisee Puts Up $1.3M To End Tip Pool Suit
• Fla. Supreme Court Will Hear Racetrack Slot Machine Debate
• Golf Club Members Say Trump Can't Escape Refund Suit
• 'Predictable Scheduling' — The Next Big Legislative Trend?
• Sushi Samba Restaurants Settle Wage Claims For $2.4M
• Restaurant Industry Plans Suit Over NYC Salt Warning Rule
• Accor Pays $302M To Acquire Dozens Of European Hotels
• Making The Most Of Document Analytics