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Hospitality - January, 2016

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• DraftKings Says Payment Processor Pullout Is News To Co.
• Bankrupt Real Estate Co. Denied Broad Creditor 'Timeout'
• 8th Circ. Backs $5M Fine For Gaming Co. That Underpaid Tribe
• Ex-Marriott Employees' ERISA Suit Too Late, 4th Circ. Says
• Taco Bell Wage Settlement Still Too Opaque, Judge Says
• Chargers To Take Another Shot At Staying In San Diego
• Coachella Says Hoodchella Music Fest Violates Trademark
• NY Real Estate Firms Ink $180M Colo. Hotel Land Buy
• SFX, CEO To Pay $11M To End $100M Co-Founder Dispute
• Vikings Can't Halt Wells Fargo Signs Near US Bank Stadium
• DOL Cements Tough Stance On Joint Employment
• H-1B Racketeering Suits Against Disney Face Uphill Battle
• Proposed Fantasy Sports MDL Teems With Venue Requests
• Real Estate Conglomerate Looks For 'Timeout' With Creditors
• 2nd Circ. Eyes Asking BIA For Help In Tribe's Bingo Hall Suit
• 3rd Circ.'s Trump Ruling A Blow To Labor In Ch. 11
• NY AG Says Promoters, Brokers Unfairly Mark Up Tickets
• Atlantic City Emergency Manager Defects For Consulting Job
• Calif. Advances Bill To Regulate Daily Fantasy Sports
• Cicero On Legal Advocacy
• Ex-Gov. Graham To Back Slots Limitations At Fla. High Court
• Hawaii AG Calls Daily Fantasy Sports Illegal
• Restaurant, Workers Agree On Language In $1M Settlement
• No Sanctions For Attys In Twice-Dismissed Vegas Sands Suit
• Wendy's Probing Suspected Payment Card Breach
• 9th Circ. Clears Path For Hotel On Historic SF Army Base
• ESPN Ends Player Elimination Fantasy Sports Patent Suit
• AccorHotels Eyeing $549M Properties Sale To New JV
• SoCal Sushi Chain To Pay $750K For Widespread OT Violations
• Daily Fantasy Sports Bills Pass Fla. Senate, House Committees
• DraftKings, FanDuel Face Class Actions Over College Players
• Wash., Tribe To Amend Gaming Compact To Add 2nd Casino
• Feds Say Calif. Tribe Can't Fire Back In Online Bingo Row
• Fla. Appeals Court Sends Costa Concordia Suits To Italy
• IRS Slams Biltmore Owners' Stonewalling In $95M Gift Dispute
• Dentons Reps Montage On $200M Future Capital From Ares
• 4 Ways To Improve The Business Intake Process
• Trump, Buyers Clash On 2008 Market Plunge In Fla. Suit
• Virgin Settles Ex-Partner's Ripoff Claims Over 'Ultra Ships'
• Ore. Bettor Seeks Double Losses From DraftKings, FanDuel
• NJ Officials Reach Deal With Christie To Avoid AC Bankruptcy
• NM Tribe Says State Can't Regulate Non-Compact Gaming
• OneBeacon Asks To Be Let Off The Hook In Ill. Stadium Spat
• Franchises Ask Justices To Take Up Seattle Wage Hike Row
• Real Estate Rumors: Ashford Hospitality, Lennar, Cornell
• Trump Ruling Strengthens Employers' Hand In Bankruptcy
• Gardere Nabs 3 Perkins Coie Supply Chain, Franchise Pros
• $158M Stockton Campus Plan Takes Shape In Atlantic City
• Las Vegas Sands Says It Told Investors Of Derailed Plans
• Ex-Disney World Workers Say H-1B Abuse Forced Them Out
• NJ High Court Won't Hear 'Borgata Babes' Bias Row
• Real Estate Rumors: TLC Management, Airbnb, Ptolemaios
• Ashford Nabs $375M Hotel-Backed Refi
• Colo. High Court Asked To Clarify Policy Cancellation Law
• NY Towns' Oneida Land Suits Twist History, 2nd Circ. Told
• Tribal Factions To Challenge Terms Of Casino Reopening
• DOI Board Tosses Appeal Of Calif. Tribal Leadership Council
• Illinois AG Says Daily Fantasy Cos. Can't Fight Her Opinion
• McDonald's Franchisees Ordered To Fork Over Data To NLRB
• Avis, Budget Reach Deal In Travel Rewards Class Action
• Nevada Gaming Commission OKs Station's $100M IPO Plan
• Texas Justices Let Ruling Stand Allowing Post-Arb. Discovery
• 3 Traits Of Best-In-Class General Counsel
• DraftKings Bans 'Scripts' Amid User Unfairness Allegations
• Yelp Investors To Take Bad Review Suit Dismissal To 9th Circ.
• Daily Fantasy Suit On Behalf Of Florida Staying In Fed. Court
• NY Boutique Hotel Suit Whittled To Contract Breach Spat
• 'Old School' Tools May Hinder Attorney Collaboration
• DOI Asks 9th Circ. To Toss Challenge To Tribal Tax Rule
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sharp, Synaptics, Carlson
• Atlantic City Officials To Talk Bankruptcy On Tuesday
• Aides Slap NYC Home Health Agency With FLSA Suit
• REIT Announces $120M Texas Resort Expansion
• Caesars Judge Rips Kirkland Attys For Phone Use At Hearings
• Despite Talk, Atlantic City Has No Easy Route To Bankruptcy
• Fla. Sens. Voice Concerns Over Proposed $3B Gaming Pact
• Fitness Chain Says VP Used Trade Secrets To Start Rival
• Ex-Mohegan Sun Workers Charged In Casino Fraud Scheme
• Morgan Lewis Nabs McDermott Duo For Chicago Office
• 6 Types Of Legal 'Mumbo-Jumbo' Attorneys Must Avoid
• Capstone Calls Cinemark's Sanctions Bid 'Mudslinging'
• Ohio Justices Ax Tax Exemption For County-Owned Eatery
• NFL Says Dropped Super Bowl Claim Warrants More Costs
• Okla. Tribe Sues Kansas To Resume Gambling Compact Talks
• SEC Filing No Bar To Calif. FCA Suit, Appeals Court Says
• Atlantic City Considers Bankruptcy As Aid Package Vetoed
• Red Robin Accused of Torpedoing Pa. Franchises
• Shareholders Needn't Start Arbitration To Win Stay: Court
• Ariz. Tribe Says It's Immune From Jury Trial In Casino Row
• Ticket Distributors Look To Evade Air Travel Antitrust Suit
• 5 Insights From Sharp Electronics Deputy GC Deborah Tyler
• Texas AG Finds Daily Fantasy Sports Are Illegal Gambling
• Related Picks Up NY McDonald's For $152M For Hudson Yards
• FCC Keeps Blocking Hospitality Wi-Fi Blocking
• Sidley Nabs Ex-Milbank Real Estate, Hospitality Pro In LA
• MSCs In California Mass Tort Litigation: A Call For Reform
• Takeover Proposal Puts Atlantic City On Notice
• Future Employment Ban Struck From Pizzeria Wage Deal
• Steakhouse Skewers 2nd Nixing Of Chef's Visa Application
• Miss. Casino Co. Bogs Down In Bid To Escape Forced Ch. 7
• Jack Nicklaus Asks Court To Toss Resort Row
• Foursquare Raises $45M With Gunderson Dettmer's Aid
• Okla. Restaurant Willfully Violated FLSA, Must Pay $2.1M
• Tampa Bay Rays Get OK From St. Pete To Seek New Stadium
• SEC Adapts To Newman In PF Chang's Insider Trading Suit
• Travelocity's Defense Costs Row With Insurer Settles
• Perkins Owner Wants Sexual Harassment Class Action Tossed
• 3rd Circ. Lets Trump Taj Mahal Nullify Labor Pact
• McDonald's Can't Downsize Calif. Unpaid Wages Action
• Crowe & Dunlevy Adds 2 Attys to Indian Law Practice Group
• Kansas, Local County Take Casino Dispute To 10th Circ.
• LA Fitness Accused Of Membership Scam In Class Action
• Rams Fans Sue Team Alleging False Statements On Move
• Ticket Holder Drops Resale Suit Against 49ers, Ticketmaster
• Caesars Contests Release Of Report On $30B PE Buyout
• Bingo Groups Blast Tribe's Attempt To Lift Gaming Ban
• Deals Rumor Mill: Pfizer, EDF, Parques Reunidos
• NJ Senate Panel Clears Compromise Casino Expansion Bill
• Payroll Co. Takes NLRB's Class Waiver Fight To 5th Circ.
• Caesars Decision Expands The Nondebtor Stay
• Raiders Left With Few Legal Options As NFL OKs Rams Move
• NJ Senate Prez Introduces Casino-Expansion Compromise Bill
• Amaya Settles $92M Italian Gambling Tax Row For $6.4M
• Calif., Tribe Ordered To Explain Lack Of Gaming Compact
• TripAdvisor Pushes Chancery To Toss Director Pay Claims
• Fla. Suit Doesn't Belong In Daily Fantasy MDL, Panel Told
• Carnival Co. Asks 8th Circ. For Retry In Workers' Wage Suit
• Orioles' Concession Provider Fights OT Suit Revival
• 7th Circ. Wary Of Decision To Toss PF Chang's Breach Case
• BigLaw 2016: A Look Ahead
• Texas Says DOI Letter Doesn't Justify Lifting Gaming Ban
• Fantasy Sports Industry Questions Mass. AG's Proposed Regs
• 9th Circ. Won't Lift Sanctioned Ski Club Founder From Jail
• NJ Senate Prez Eyes State Takeover Of Atlantic City Finances
• Seminoles Gain Legal, Political Edge In Gaming Compact Row
• Exec Guilty In $300M Ponzi Scheme Seeks New Trial
• PETA Overstepped In Orca Fight, Miami Aquarium Says
• Starbucks Sues Coffee Chain Over 'Freddoccino' Drink
• Starbucks Beats Famed NYC Muralist's Frappuccino IP Suit
• NJ Law Firm Can't Sink Malice Suit For Lack Of Expert
• Skyscanner Lands $185M In Private Investments
• Pa. Reps. Urge State To Prepare For Legalized Sports Betting
• Pair Of Seattle-Area Hyatt Hotels Score $65M Loan
• Exotic Dancers Win Cert. In Miami Club Wage and OT Suit
• Mass. Agency Says Daily Fantasy Regs May Not Be Enough
• Christie's Deal With Lawmakers Tees Up NJ Casino Expansion
• US Airways Slams Sabre's $6.4M Fee Request In Antitrust Suit
• NLRB Prioritizes McDonald's Joint-Employer Review
• Justices Won't Eye Court Sign-Off For Private FLSA Deals
• DraftKings, FanDuel Dispute Patent Infringement Claims
• Brand Battles: MLB, McDonald's, Apple
• High Court Stays Out Of CAFA Dismissal Fight
• Texas Horse Owners Fight To Keep Racing Alive
• NY Appeals Court Halts Injunction In Daily Fantasy Action
• Biltmore Owners Say IRS Is Stonewalling $95M Gift Row
• Global Economic Changes Mean Volatile Year For Hotels
• Priceline Faces Class Action For Unreturned Taxes
• Chipotle Shareholders Sue Over Outbreaks, Subpoena
• Norfolk Official Charged With Aiding Development Scheme
• Ariz. Tribe Can't Dodge Fraud Claims, Gaming Official Says
• New Rays Deal Adds Incentives To Stay In St. Petersburg
• Christie Backs Senate President On Dueling NJ Casino Plans
• Mass. Tribe Lauds Fed Support For Casino Land Decision
• 3 Retail Industry Trends To Watch In 2016
• Lloyd's Wants To Arbitrate Hotel Cyberinsurance Dispute
• Calif. Lawmaker Proposes Bill To Allow Sports Betting
• Paid Leave In Worker Discrimination Suit Isn't Firing
• Fla. Loses Early Bid To Delay Seminole Blackjack Talks
• NJ Advances Deed Restriction Bill Ahead Of Casino Sale
• 6 Steps To Becoming A Superior Supervising Attorney
• County's Slots Referendum Was Valid, Fla. Justices Told
• Foreign Investors To Drive Hot South Fla. RE Market In 2016
• Atlantic City Rescue Bills Move Closer To Law
• Future-Employment Ban Burns Pizza Chain's Wage Suit Pact
• 49ers Service Dog Spat Prompted Seizure, ADA Suit Says
• Mark Cuban Invests In Daily Sports Fantasy Analysis Product
• Legislators Warned North Jersey Casinos Could Cripple AC
• CMS Cameron McKenna Reps M&G On $512M Sale Leaseback
• Caesars Digs In On Fight Over Asset Transfer Docs
• NY Salad Chain Accused Of Violating Labor Laws
• Mandarin Oriental To Pay $140M For Boston Luxury Hotel
• DOJ Takes Rare Step In Probing Single Chipotle Restaurant
• NM Rep. Floats Bill To Cap Tribal Gaming Revenue-Sharing
• BIA To Study Impact Of Proposed Tribal Casino In Illinois
• Lender Wants $5M Interest Order Enforced Against Fla. Hotel
• Army Corps Permit Clears Path For Miami Boat Show Move
• Bond Trustees Can't Score Win In $7B Caesars Debt Row
• Cinemark Seeks Malpractice Sanctions In Calif. Labor Suit
• NYC Developers Fight To End $50M Bryant Park Hotel TM Suit
• Lloyd's, Hotel Battle Over Hack Coverage, Arbitration
• Ore. Tribe Says DOI's Land Buy For Rival Tribe Unjustified
• Top 11 Mississippi Gaming Stories Of 2015
• Chipotle Woes Continue With Criminal Probe Over Norovirus
• Developer Can Testify At Own Peril In Hotel Row, Judge Says
• Eatery Patron Denied New Trial For Umbrella Injury Damages
• 1 Firm Tops 2015 Global Real Estate M&A, Ekes Out Win In US
• 3rd Circ. Dragging Heels On Trump Casino Decision: Atty
• Subway Class Action Deal Ends Era Of Short Footlongs
• Fishy Email Purge Spoils $21.5M Cruise Ship Injury Verdict
• Tones Vaisey Guides Broadstone In $74.4M Red Lobster Deal
• Darden Workers Ask 7th Circ. To Revive Vacation Pay Suit
• Jimmy John's Franchisees Say Consolidation Would Be Costly
• Foreign Arbitration Clause Is Settled Law, High Court Hears
• FanDuel Wants False Ad Suit Sent To Arbitration
• REIT Sued Over $41M Write-Down On Puerto Rico Hotel Loans
• Fans Say NFL Trying To Pass Buck In Super Bowl Ticket Suit
• What Real Estate Cos. Need To Know About CFIUS Reviews
• Rams, Raiders And Chargers File With NFL For LA Relocation
• E-Commerce — The Next Target Of 'Big Data' Class Actions?
• Hard Rock Builders Say Disclosure Law Isn't For Condo Sales
• Florida Prosecutor Backs Remand Of Daily Fantasy Suit
• North Jersey Mayors Slam Sweeney Casino Proposal
• NM Ski Resort Not Covered For Enviro Cleanup, Court Says
• DOL Urges Justices To Skip Wild West Shooting Row
• Taco Bell's Settlement Of Wage Suit Rejected By Judge
• SEC Launches Insider Trading Case Over Fidelity Deal
• NY Targets DraftKings, FanDuel Marketing In Expanded Suit
• Investor Group To Pay $1.4B For US Student Housing Portfolio
• What Your Outside Counsel Doesn't Know About E-Discovery
• What To Expect From State Attorneys General This Year