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Hospitality - September, 2017

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• High Court Stance On Sports Betting Could Reshape Industry
• DraftKings, FanDuel Duck College Athlete Likeness Suit
• NY Real Estate Broker's Suit Against Airbnb Gets Tossed
• TGI Friday's, Workers Address Snags In $19.1M Wage Deal
• Restaurant Worker Says Pay Didn't Reflect 92-Hour Workweek
• Brand Battles: Anheuser-Busch, Starbucks, Jimmy Buffett
• IBM Urges Judge To Reconsider Priceline's Patent Win
• Deals Rumor Mill: AC Milan, Sushiro Global, Cedar Realty
• Royal Caribbean Sued Over Cruise Scheduled During Harvey
• Real Estate Rumors: Thesys Technologies, Acore, Duke Realty
• Islanders Submit New Arena Bid For Belmont Racetrack Site
• Attys Get Potential Path To Payment In $350M EB-5 Visa Case
• New Sedona Principles Stress Information Governance
• Hyatt Customers Denied Class Cert. In FACTA Suit
• Booking.com Rips USPTO's Bid For Atty Fees In A Case It Lost
• Marriott Loses Stay Bid In Time-Share Purchasers' Suit
• Justices Agree To Hear Nonrenter Car Searches Challenge
• Judge Finds No Meat In Burger King Receipt Suit Claims
• Dallas Restaurateurs Battle Over Rights To Celeb Chef's Name
• Airbnb Must Answer For Rowdy Guests, Landlord Says
• Gluten Group Says Jamie Oliver Infringing On Its 'GF' Mark
• Interior Dept. Sued For Petroleum Institute Meeting Records
• Foley & Lardner Faces DQ Bid In IP Suit Against Patent Atty
• Real Estate Rumors: EY, Barings, Peachtree Hotel
• Sonic Drive-In Restaurant Chain Confirms Data Breach
• For More Value And Diversity In Outside Counsel, Go Small
• Landry's Hit With Lawsuit Over Tigers' Treatment
• Feds Look To Nip Comanche Bid To Stymie Chickasaw Casino
• Chipotle Workers Cleared For 2nd Circ. Review In OT Row
• Foley & Lardner, Nelson Mullins Guide $270M Hotel Loan
• Chinese Magnate Seeks New Trial Over Alleged Witness Lies
• Wanda Hotel Development Paying $112M For Hotel Operator
• Starwood Takes $250M Stake In Small-Space Hotel Co. Yotel
• Celeb Chef Palmer Accused Of Burning Hotel Partner On IP
• Marriott Shorted Desk Workers Millions In OT, Suit Says
• IRS Adopts Final Rules For Gambling Winnings
• Va. School Board Wants Door Shut On Trans Bathroom Suit
• Rent-A-Wreck Founder Wants Bankruptcy Case Thrown Out
• Pension Fund Seeks Quick Win In Caesars Arbitration Case
• Texas Justices Needn't Mull E-Booking Tax Row, 5th Circ. Told
• 3rd Circ. Says Maritime Law Applies To Del. River Yacht Brawl
• Real Estate Rumors: Bon Jovi, Draft, Chicago Hard Rock
• Mich. High Court To Review Case Of Girl Burned By Hot Coals
• Hertz Rejected Job Applicant Due To Cane, EEOC Says
• Whataburger Slapped With EEOC Suit Over Biased Hiring
• How Plaintiffs And Defense Counsel Misperceive Each Other
• EEOC Sues Ill. Casino For Firing Worker With Cancer
• Ex-Attys Ask For Way To Get Paid In $350M EB-5 Fraud Case
• Rams Fans Want Info On Seat License Pricing At LA Stadium
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Burger King Can't Pause Receipt Suit Pending Dismissal Bid
• EEOC Targets More IHOP Locations Over Sexual Harassment
• TGI Friday's Must Rework $19.1M Wage Deal, Judge Says
• Starbucks' Background Checks Violate FCRA, Suit Says
• Caesars Settles With Mississippi On $3M Claim In Ch. 11
• Singapore's GIC Joins $909M Deal For Tokyo Disney Sheraton
• Tribe Can't Dodge Arbitration In Labor Dispute, Union Says
• Carnival Cruise Sued Over Passenger's Kidney Failure
• Delta Settles Fraud, TM Suit With Travel Website
• AGA Calls For Unity With Native Group On Sports Betting Ban
• Country Club Says 'Baseless' OT Claims Warrant Sanctions
• Insurer Disputes Construction Co. Coverage In Marriott Row
• Darden Spinoff REIT To Pay $67M For 41 Restaurants
• Why A Subway Sandwich Class Settlement Didn't Measure Up
• Economy Conditions Complicate Business Interruption Claims
• The Role Legal Finance Can Play In Firm Year-End Collections
• Holland & Knight Inks $5M Deal To End Malpractice Claims
• Gordon Ramsay Must Give Up Docs On Caesars Restaurants
• Confusion Over Twins Leads To FCRA Suit Against Avis
• Florida Strip Clubs Can't Duck Models' False Ad Suit
• Miami Woman Gets 4 Years For Spa Silicone Injection Scheme
• EEOC, Darden Unit Trade Barbs About Sanctions In Bias Row
• O'Melveny, DLA Steer $100M Deal For Braves Florida Facility
• InterContinental Wants NYC Hotel Contract Enforced Or $175M
• No More Petitions Accepted Under 15K H-2B Visa Increase
• 'Per-Doc' Pricing Can Improve Document Review
• EEOC Hits Ill. IHOP Eateries With Sexual Harassment Suit
• Online Travel Investors Oppose Chinese Co.'s Arbitration Bid
• Pat's Steaks Sues Family Member Over Pa. Brand Rights
• Priceline Gets Partial Win In IBM Patent Infringement Suit
• Post Holdings Inks $1.5B Deal For Bob Evans Farms
• NJ Casino Property Owner Sues To Block Strip Club
• TGI Friday's Cuts $19.1M Deal To End Wage Action
• Norwegian Cruise Says Fuel Row Not Subject To Arbitration
• Mich. Restaurant Co. Will Pay $7M To Settle TCPA Suit
• Chipotle Worker Says Overtime Suit Didn't Flout Texas Court
• Chipotle Worker Sexually Harassed, Locked In Freezer: EEOC
• 49ers Insurer Asks 9th Circ. To Overturn Game Attack Ruling
• Calif. Court Nixes Suit Over Failed Tribal Casino Project
• REIT Had Reasons Not To Pursue Investor Claims, Judge Told
• 9th Circ. OKs $75M Settlement In MGM CityCenter Suit
• Risks And Rules For Data Collection At Retail Properties
• SD Can Tax Nontribal Members In Store, But Not Casino
• Fla. Atty Says Lender Didn't Allege Actual Harm In EB-5 Row
• Man Who Pled Guilty In $96M Ponzi Scheme Gets 12 Years
• 9th Circ. Revives Calif. Foie Gras Ban
• Caesars Reaches $19M Settlement With La. Dept. Of Revenue
• FDA, Groups Ink Deal To Pause Suit Over Menu Labeling Delay
• Tenn. Exec Argues Over Jurisdiction In Fla. Time-Share Suit
• Jury Awards $750K To NJ Man Injured By Tainted Beer
• Taxation With Representation: Paul, Shearman, Haynes, Locke
• Mass. Senate Short-Term Rental Tax Bill On The Move
• Nev. Justices Say Cancellation Notice Must Use Letter Of Law
• Paul Hastings Aids Banks On FibraHotel $220M Offering
• Calif. County Questions Tribe's Roots In Casino Spat
• Real Estate Rumors: Chetrit, LoanCore Capital, Brennan
• A Guide To The Executive Branch Official Nomination Process
• Feds Slam Fraudster's 'Ridiculous' Bid For 1-Year Sentence
• Jessica Biel's Au Fudge Hit With $430K Wage Theft Suit
• Wynn Las Vegas Hit With ADA Suit Over Worker With Cancer
• Judge OKs $2M Wage Deal Between Posh NYC Cafe, Workers
• Houston Shopping Center Landlord Wins Insurance Suit
• Golden Nugget Casinos Operator Prices $1.4B In Notes
• Retailers Cite Equifax In Urging Uniform Data Breach Law
• EEOC Rocks Cruise Line With Suit Alleging Illegal Firing
• NJ Judge Shutters, Fines Travel Agency Accused Of Fraud
• Caesars Wins OK Of $126M Management Liability Settlement
• It's Official: Paris, LA To Host 2024, 2028 Summer Olympics
• Architect Slaps Five Guys With Copyright Suit Over Designs
• Justices Asked To Back Toss Of Tribal Casino Challenge
• Grassley's Bipartisan Human Trafficking Bill Passes Senate
• Chancery Urged To Throw Out $800M Morgans Hotel Deal Suit
• Insurer Can't Ditch $5M Chuck E. Cheese Coverage Dispute
• Grubhub Manager At Wage Trial Questions Driver's Clock-Ins
• Ex-Knicks Player Sues Owner For Madison Square Ouster
• 5th Ex-Tribal Council Member Pleads Guilty To Casino Theft
• Hyatt Centric The Loop Chicago Hotel Sold In $110M Deal
• Food Processor Asks 5th Circ. To Revive $1M Coverage Suit
• Navigating The Amazon: Retail Leases Must Evolve
• Waffle House Serves Up Plan To Combine Job-Screening Suits
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toshiba, QHotels, Bandhan Bank
• Cosmetology Class Claims Belong In Court, NJ Panel Says
• Liss-Riordan Paralegals Testify On Damages In Grubhub Trial
• Investors Tell Of Decades-Long Con By Posh NY Golf Club
• 'Shady' Yelp Moves Might Not Support Suit: 9th Circ. Judge
• ICSID Roundup: The Latest Claims You Need To Know
• 6th Circ. OKs Banned Horse Racers' Claims Against Michigan
• NJ Court Says Developer's Motel Plan Has Enough Parking
• Atty, Law Firm Rip Diamond Resorts Suit Over 'Secret Sauce'
• NIGC Deal Lets Nooksack Tribe Reopen Casino, Avoid Fine
• Golub Capital Backs PE Buyout Of Cafe Rio With $146M Loan
• Why More Global Giants Are Renouncing Their HQs
• Where The Global 20 Are Bolstering Their Ranks
• Firms Stay The Course On London Growth Amid Brexit Haze
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2017
• Global Firms Snap Up India Work With Liberalization In Limbo
• Money Centers Judge Won't Drop Ex-CFO From 'Looting' Suit
• Ex-Commerce IT Worker, Restaurateur Gets 4 Years For Bribes
• Sens. Aim To Shield Exchange Visas From Any Trump Cuts
• Joe's Crab Shack Files Ch. 11 Plan After $57M Asset Sale
• Rift Widens Over States' Role In Sports Betting
• Ill. Chinese Buffets Must Pay Back Wages To Mexican Workers
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, DLA, Simpson
• Norwegian Must Arbitrate Fuel Row, Supplier Says
• Hotel IT Firm Says Travelers Must Defend Data Breach Claim
• MLS' Portland Timbers Want Ticket Broker's Suit Axed
• NY Restaurateur Gets 5 Years For $12M Investor Fraud
• How Collaboration Is Changing Inside Some Law Firms
• Christian Baker Can Refuse Gay Couple, US Tells Justices
• Garvey Schubert Barer Adds Immig. Atty As Owner In Seattle
• Disney Wants Discrimination Suit Axed, For Good This Time
• Travel Agency Leads 4 IPO Launches Totaling $375M
• Servers Hit Bob Evans With Tip-Credit Wage Suit
• NJ Country Club Owner Gets Prison For Tax Evasion
• DraftKings, FanDuel Pay $2.6M To Settle Mass. AG Probe
• Soupman Ch. 11 Sale Gets OK With Buyer Now Acquiring Debt
• Aman Resorts Involuntary Bankruptcy Saga Draws Judge's Ire
• Starbucks Scores Early Out In Investor Suit Over EU Taxes
• Gay Bar Patron Sues NY Hotel For Bias After His Removal
• Dealing With Difficult Lawyers
• NY Can't Avoid Claim Daily Fantasy Law Unconstitutional
• 9th Circ. Gives No Deference To DOL On Tip-Credit Guidance
• Investment Fund Fraudster Asks For 1 Year Max In Prison
• South Dakota Tribe Fears Losing $5M With New Gambling Rule
• Consumers Ask For Cert. In Cruise Co. TCPA Suit
• Gov. Brown, Fort Yuma Tribe Sign Gambling Compact
• Scientific Games Loses Bid To End Rival's Antitrust Suit
• Pa. Urges 3rd Circ. To Junk $50M Casino Fee Repayment Bid
• Starbucks, NY Cafe Settle 'Unicorn Frappuccino' TM Row
• Chinese Co. Says Online Travel Row Must Be Arbitrated
• ARB Affirms Dismissal Of H-2B Suit Against Carnival Co.
• Calif. Legislature Gives Nod To Tribal Casino Compact
• US Judge Seeks Input On English Ruling In Similar Fuel Row
• Fla. Justices Won't Rethink Slot Machine Permit Denial
• 18 States, AGA Tell High Court Sports Betting Ban Improper
• Exec's Widow Wants Casino Trustee's Estate Claim In Probate
• Paul Hastings Steers Invesco's $631M Hotel Portfolio Buy
• Chipotle Data Breach Suits Get Consolidated
• Soupman Says It Has Resolved Objection To Ch. 11 Sale
• Houston Billionaire Buys NBA's Rockets In $2.2B Deal
• Jury Convicts Woman Of ID Theft After Hotel Spending Spree
• Speech Rights Outweigh Bias Law, Cake Baker Tells Justices
• Restaurant, Payment Co. Get $52M Deal OK'd Amid Objections
• NC Casino Operator Hit With Unpaid Wages Suit
• EEOC, Darden Must Brief Bad Faith Role In Sanctions Bid
• Cubs See Win In Rooftop Sightlines Battle At 7th Circ.
• Defibrillator Ruling: A Relief For Calif. Businesses