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Hospitality - November, 2016

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• Calif. Appeals Court Rejects Bid To Block $1B Warriors Arena
• Calif. Tribal Casino Slams Union's Bid To Whittle Brief
• Investors In Golf Club's Landlord Seek Docs From Insurer
• Gamblers Blast NJ Casino's $15M Damages Formula
• Online Travel Cos. Tell 5th Circ. To Reverse Tax Decision
• Life Time Fitness Agrees To Pay $976K In Back Wages
• Real Estate Rumors: NYC Apartments, LaSalle, Driftwood
• The Ethical Risks Of A Multijurisdictional Practice
• UK National Lottery Sustains Mini-Cyberattack
• Latham, Fried Frank Steer $121M Colo. Four Seasons Deal
• Dancers Win Class Cert. In Penthouse Club Philly Wage Suit
• Calif. Tribes Say Gambling Pact End Dates Violate IGRA
• Delaware Lottery Hit With $2M Suit After Computer Glitch
• Fla. Hotel Management Co. Knocks EEOC Sanctions Bid
• Jack In The Box Manager Urges No Arbitration In OT Suit
• Golfer, Hotelier Can't Duck Arbitral Costs Over Faulty Contract
• Fed. Circ. Gives Apple, Others Alice Win On Menu Patents
• FDA Warning Wire: Grimy Galleys On Riverboats
• Sutter Home Says NY Brewery Infringing 'Menage A Trois' TM
• Raymond James Accused Of Stonewalling In $400M EB-5 Suit
• Penthouse Club Philly Says Dancer Wage Suit Is Redundant
• How Law Firms Are Using Analytics To Reduce Write-Offs
• Jury 'Bored To Death' In $134M US Airways Row, Judge Says
• RXR Scores $156M Loan For Long Island Development
• FinCEN Cybercrime Advisory Expands SAR Requirements
• 9th Circ. Finds Ex-Ski Club Owner Can Sue Ex-Atty
• NLRB Asks High Court To Review Another Class Waiver Case
• McDonald's Says Wage Class Lacks Relevant Expert Evidence
• Hotel Giants: Gaylord Aurora Colo., Seattle Hyatt Regency
• Marriott Beats Contract Suit Over Houston Super Bowl Rooms
• 2nd Circ. Open To Reviving MGM's Tribal Casino Law Fight
• NY's Under-The-Radar Employment Developments: Fall 2016
• The Missing American Jury
• Daytona Ordered To Give Up Docs In Injured NASCAR Fan Suit
• Trump And Labor Relations In The Hospitality Industry
• WTO Dispute Roundup: New AB Members, EU-China Panel Set
• 3 Native American Jurisdictional Battles To Watch
• Jay Peak Resort Receiver Wants $1.9M In Fees
• Madison Square Garden, Radio City Hit By Credit Card Breach
• Ariz. Pact Changes Could End Opposition To Glendale Casino
• Chipotle Customers Say They Were Duped By Calorie Claims
• Airbnb, NY Settle Short-Term Rental Law Spat
• Disney Plans $1.4B Expansion For Hong Kong Theme Park
• Daily Fantasy Merger Won't Help Much With Legal Woes
• A Likely Shift On Joint Employment Policies Ahead
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• Avoiding Law Firm BYOD Risks: Tips For Securing Devices
• SEC Says Facts Show Galloping Fraud By Racetrack Operator
• Fla. Hotel Management Co. Blames Atty In Discovery Dispute
• Quiznos Subsidiaries Say They Don't Owe Execs Legal Fees
• SEC Wins Injunction Against Quiros In $350M Fraud Case
• Hotel Giants: Fairmont Austin, Wynn And Resorts World Vegas
• McDonald's Bid To Shake Wage Class Action Falls Flat
• Chuck E. Cheese's To Fork Over $2.5M To Settle Wage Suit
• DOL Tells Court Expanding OT Rule Is Well Within Its Powers
• Ex-Aramark Exec Says False Drinking Claim Spurred Firing
• McDonald's $27M Fatal Brawl Row Sent To Mediation In Texas
• EEOC Wins Bias Suit On Behalf Of HIV-Positive Waitress
• 4 Ways Lawyers Can Improve Their Marketing
• Rainmaker Q&A: Akerman's Brenda Goerks
• Fire Prevention Co. Takes Hit In Ill. Casino Insurance Suit
• LA Hotel's Bid To Block NLRB Hiring Probe Comes Up Short
• No Circuit Split Over Tip Pool Rule, Workers Tell Justices
• Pandox Buys Invesco European Hotel Portfolio For $441M
• Subway Franchise Managers Denied Cert. In Wage Row
• Overfunded Pension Plan Leaves Co. Liable For Excise Taxes
• Chuck E. Cheese's Says Travelers Can't Dodge Coverage Spat
• Beyond Bean Counting: How Legal Can Add True Value
• Calif. Johnny Rockets In Ch. 7 Faces $37M FACTA Judgment
• Chipotle Escapes Fla. Class Action Over GMO Ingredients
• Playmates Say Texas Strip Clubs Stole Their Photos
• OPIC Put $85M Into 'Abandoned Empty Shells,' Watchdog Says
• Hotels.com, Groupon, Others Face New Web Patent Claims
• The Consequences Of Divide-And-Conquer: Carcieri Redux
• Ex-Tribal Officer Jailed For Lying About Fraud Repayment
• Rainmaker Q&A: Fox Rothschild's Mark Morris
• Judge Won't Reconsider Atty Fees In Wendy's IP Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Henderson Park, Metropole, Benenson
• Public Financing For Stadiums Is Staying In The Game
• The Landlord-Tenant Relationship Post-Bankruptcy
• Willkie Guides The Generation Cos. In $215M Recapitalization
• Warburg Pincus, Vietnam PE Shop Launch $300M Hotel JV
• Fans Strike Out In Suit Over MLB Stadium Safety Netting
• OPINION: The US Supreme Court In 2017
• Jackson Hewitt Text-Spam Tiff Faces Arbitration
• Southern Seeks Quick Win Against Travelers In Fire Row
• Room Tax Hike Passed To Help Fund Las Vegas NFL Stadium
• Trump Refiles Suit Against DC Over Hotel Taxes
• Student Hotel Buys Carlyle's Stakes In 3 European Properties
• 1 Text From Hooters Provides Standing In TCPA Suit: Judge
• Calif. Says Tribes Lack Basis In Gaming Pact Expiration Row
• Senate Urged To Exempt Tribes From NLRB Jurisdiction
• Arent Fox Advises NY Coliseum On Arena Naming Rights
• The Intricacies Of Patent Infringement In Indian Gaming
• A Primer On The Presidential Appointee Vetting Process
• Merging Law Firms: Think Before You Tie The Knot
• Conservative Groups Back Review Of NJ Sports Betting
• Guest Tells 11th Circ. Resort Didn't Inform Of Forum Clause
• Wash. High Court Wary Of Florist's Same-Sex Objections
• Mexico Fines Maritime Transport Cos. $2.2M For Price-Fixing
• Garden Fresh Gets OK On New DIP Loan, Bid Procedures
• Expedia Spinoff Trivago Files $400M IPO, Led By Latham
• Feds Slam NC's Bid For Transgender Witnesses' Medical Info
• Chicago Homeowners Say Airbnb Rule Is Unconstitutional
• Food Processor Seeks $2M In Ammonia Leak Coverage
• Merging Law Firms: Why Deals Fail Or Underperform
• Trump To Drop $100M Jet Emissions Suit Against Palm Beach
• Five States Push High Court To Take NJ Sports Betting Case
• Former NJ AG Appointed To Steer Atlantic City's Finances
• NLRB Upholds Bid For McDonald's Joint Employer Info
• Tip Pool Rule Challenges No Panacea For Upended Industry
• Canada's Amaya Now Weighing $2.6B Bid From Former CEO
• Real Estate Lender Fights Bid to Move LA Rams Ticket Suit
• Merging Law Firms: Beware Conflicts Of Interest
• Man Vs. Machine: Or, Lawyers Vs. Legal Technology
• OPINION: The Verdict — A Rejection Of Politics As Usual
• Blue Lake Looks To Nix Suit Seeking Halt Of Tribal Court Row
• Brand Battles: Snoop Dogg, Maple Leafs Fight Over Trademark
• Taco Bell Franchisee Loses Arbitration Bid In Appeals Court
• Expedia Looks To Nix Claims In 'Bait And Switch' Ad Suit
• Calif. Marriott Hotel Wants Minimum Wage Suit Tossed
• Merging Law Firms: Why Hogan Lovells Has Worked
• Arlington Voters OK New Texas Rangers Stadium Funding
• McDonald's Franchisees To Pay $103K In HIV Firing Suit
• Ariz. Gaming Head Fights Tribe's Gambit In Casino Suit
• Judge Won't Recuse From Resort Suit For Stich Angell Link
• NFL Fan Wants 3rd Circ. To Reconsider Super Bowl Ticket Suit
• NJ Gambles On State Takeover Of Broke Atlantic City
• Seminole Have Right To Continue Offering Card Games: Judge
• Boyd Biloxi Scores Final OK For Deal In Casino TCPA Suit
• 2nd Circ. Allows NY Tribe To Keep Trust Land For Casino
• NJ Casino Seeks $15M Damages In Baccarat Scam
• REIT Hospitality Properties Buying Chicago Hotel For $87M
• Guarantees On EB-5 Investments Must Be Nixed, Suit Says
• San Diego Voters Reject Chargers Stadium Funding Initiative
• Colts Sack Suit Over Season Ticket Renewal
• Real Estate Rumors: Lightstone, FD Stonewater, Target
• Croatia Wins $32M Arbitration Over Land Use For Resort
• Logan's Roadhouse Gets Nod For 'Excellent' Ch. 11 Plan
• Employment Law Possibilities Under President Trump
• LA Tower Allegedly Using Vegas 'Death Ray' Glass
• Trump's Upset Win Puts Obama Legacy On Chopping Block
• After Trump's Triumph, What's Next?
• Trump Win Puts These 4 On High Court Shortlist
• GOP Retains Control Of Both Houses Of Congress
• New Jersey Voters Defeat Casino Expansion Measure
• Insurer Had No Duty To Cover All Fairgoers, Judge Says
• Calif. Tribal Groups Say NLRB Should Keep Hands Off Casinos
• Airbnb Claim SF Rent Law Violates Free Speech Hits Wall
• Starbucks Ends Moldy Coffee Claims Against Pallet Maker
• Subway Asks To Reconsider Denial Of FACTA Appeal
• Sports Betting Ban Goes Too Far, High Court Brief Says
• Eatery Not Covered For Bouncing Service Dog, Insurer Says
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Smoothie Outbreak Suits
• Hyatt, Takenaka Planning New Hotel In Kyoto, Japan
• Atlantic City Takeover Looms As NJ Again Nixes City Plan
• Nev. Judge Shuts Down Trump's Early Voting Suit
• Cargill Dodges $19M Suit From Cabo Developer At 2nd Circ.
• The Firms Cashing In This Election Season
• Why The Candidates' BigLaw Bills Keep Rising
• 'Tips' Earned Dancers More Than Min. Wage, Pa. Club Says
• Candid Advice From The Bench: Judges Are People Too
• The Importance Of Brand Standards In Hotel Franchises
• 3 Strikes And No Class Cert. For Calif. Car Renters
• Atty Beats DQ Bid In Case Involving Brother At Fox Rothschild
• Splenda Maker Sues Dunkin' Donuts For TM Infringement
• Judge Recommends Sanctions In EEOC Firings Suit
• Shamu Doll Claims Sink In SeaWorld Ad Suit, Judge Says
• Hospitality Developer Sues Investor Over $23M Commitment
• NY Restaurant Chain Settles Workers' Claims For $200K
• Investors Didn't Understand Enviro Laws, Costa Rica Says
• Avis Contractor Not 'Transpo Employer' For City's Wage Law
• Texas High Court Is Urged To Allow Sex Assault Suit
• Ala. Tax Official Won't Oppose Tribe's Bid To Block Taxes
• Frank's Landing Looks To Prevail In Row Over Tribal Status
• 7 Steps For Managing An Associate Who May Be Impaired
• REIT Pebblebrook Selling Manhattan Hotel For $218M
• Bank Doubles Down On Bid To Escape $400M EB-5 Suit
• Okla. Tribe Member Drops Suit Over Biz Panel Election
• Ala. Tribe Says Its New Amusement Park Is On Track
• NM Pueblo Insists State Acted In Bad Faith In Gambling Talks
• Darden Can Depose EEOC In Restaurant Age Bias Dispute
• Real Estate Rumors: Pebblebrook Hotel, Ofer, Bainbridge
• NJ Motel Owner Gets Prison In Superstorm Sandy Fund Fraud
• Trump Hotel Must Recognize, Bargain With Union, NLRB Says
• The Role Of Litigation Analytics In Your Case
• NY Tax Doesn't Violate Strip Club's Speech Rights, Court Says
• Expedia 'Bait and Switch' Hotel Ads Suit Sent To Mediation
• Starbucks Baristas' Tip Suit Kicked To State Court
• Wage Arbitration Question Still Unsettled, Calif. Court Says
• Gaming Group Rips CBS For Grisham's Casino Comments
• Garden Fresh To Retool Del. Ch. 11 Auction, DIP Proposal
• Potential Daily Fantasy Merger A Tough Antitrust Sell
• Gov't Fires Back At Guam Cos.' Bid For H-2B Petition Approval
• 3 Takeaways From Berkeley's Recent CEQA Victory
• Dorda Brugger, Eisenberger & Herzog Steer $94M Hotel Deal
• 4 Firms Guide REIT EPR's $456M Acquisition, $244M Loan
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 5
• NYC Eatery Fired Workers Over FLSA Suit, NLRB Judge Says
• Uber EATS Couriers Bring First Suit For Misclassification
• McDonald's Wage Deal May Be Warning To Other Franchisors
• Atlantic City Vows To Fight Agency's Fiscal Plan Rejection
• Fla. High Court Told Gaming Control Measure Offers Clarity
• McDonald's Urges Court To Nix $27M Verdict Over Fatal Brawl
• Tribal Gambling Ruling Didn't Muddy Jurisdiction, Judge Says
• 9th Circ. Nixes Sierra Club Suit Against Tahoe Development
• NY Wage Regulations Could Face Major Changes
• Lessons From FinCEN's Latest Gaming Enforcement Action
• 4 Ways To Get Associates Trial-Ready
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 4
• 5th Circ. Says NLRB Can't Nix Payroll Co.'s Arbitration Pact
• Suit Says Universal Can't Put Theme Park On Orlando Land
• NM Rips Feds In 10th Circ. Tribal Gaming Procedures Fight
• Judge Preliminarily Approves $1.29M HMSHost OT Deal
• NJ Agency Rejects Atlantic City's Financial Bailout Plan
• Airbnb User Must Arbitrate Racial Discrimination Claims
• Tribe Seeks $4.1M In Fees From Arizona Over Casino Row
• America's Test Kitchen Sues Celeb Chef Christopher Kimball
• NJ Lawmakers Lob 'Nuclear Option' On Sports Betting Regs
• Atty Not At Fault, Ritz Hotel Assault Suit Not Revived
• Introducing E-Sports, A Newcomer To The Gambling Arena
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 3
• When Employers Are Liable For Nonemployee Conduct
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 8