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Hospitality - May, 2018

232 articles

• Atty Fighting Contempt Says Sister Was Prepared For Depo
• 'Grumppuccino'-Maker Can't Avoid Infringement Of Cat Image
• BIA Says Mohegan-Conn. Gambling Deal Change Is In Effect
• Country Singer's Pub Chain Asks 6th Circ. To Uphold TM Win
• Players Face Long Odds To Win Gambling Likeness Fees
• Neb. Steps Into Challenge Of Ponca Tribe Gambling Approval
• Leagues Fight Racetrack's Fee Bid After Sports Betting Ruling
• BigLaw Blogs In A Post-GDPR Marketing Universe
• Tribal AG Says Immunity Bars Federal Suit Over Casino Row
• Exploring The Gambling Industry's Economic Peculiarities
• High Court's Class Waiver Ruling Cited In Multiple Cases
• Disney Moves Unionized Servers' Tips Suit To Federal Court
• Tour Cos. Agree To End Suit Over Ex-Exec's Sex Harassment
• Trump Tells 2nd Circ. To Nix 'Manufactured' Emoluments Suit
• David Copperfield, MGM Found Not Liable For Guest's Injury
• Margaritaville Investor Fights Claim Over NOLA Restaurant
• Financial Intermediary Wants Attys' Fees In Aruba Hotel Row
• Pa. Atty's 4-Year Tax Evasion Sentence OK'd By 3rd Circ.
• William Hill To Set Up Sports Book In Atlantic City Casino
• The Potentially Far-Reaching Impact Of Sports Betting Case
• Spearmint Rhino, Dancers Asked To Weigh In On Epic's Impact
• Suits Show Conflict Even At BigLaw's Best Places For Women
• Reform Or Retreat? UK Firms Eye Next Steps On Pay Data
• How Women Are Changing The Law Firms They Lead
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• Fed Role In Sports Betting Regs Seen As Long Shot
• MGM Resorts Nabs NY Casino, Raceway In $850M Deal
• High Court Rejects Quartet Of Class Waiver Cases Post-Epic
• 8 Supreme Court Blockbusters Awaiting Decisions
• Livingbridge Invests In London-Based Beach Vacation Biz
• Tribe Says Casino Contract Case Not Worth High Court's Time
• Wendy's, Customers Settle Data Breach Row
• The 2018 Law360 Glass Ceiling Report
• JAB Gobbles Up Stake In Pret A Manger From Bridgepoint
• Analyzing The Economics Of Litigation Funding
• Rule 23 Changes: How Electronic Notice Can Save Money
• Law360's Glass Ceiling Report, By The Numbers
• Law360's Pro Say: Why Are All The Partners Still Men?
• The Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• How We Got Here: A Look Back At Trailblazing Women In Law
• What Does Gender Parity In The Legal Industry Look Like?
• Pa. Lawmaker Urges State Regulator To OK Sports Betting
• Texas Justices Say HOA Can't Stop Short-Term House Rentals
• Chili's Parent Co. Sued For Negligence Over Data Breach
• Discovery Next In Ill. Suit Over Sick Casino Worker's Firing
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Applebee's Sues Franchisee In Ch. 11 Over Deal Breaches
• NJ Racetrack Wants $3.4M Bond After Sports Betting Win
• NY Steakhouse Illegally Fired Striking Workers, NLRB Says
• Tribe Can Challenge Gaming Commission Denial: DC Judge
• Calif. County Presses Justices To Hear Casino Land Case
• Phone, Email Don't Excuse Inaccessible Website, Judge Says
• Class Action Claiming Illegal Tip Pool Stays In Fed. Court
• DraftKings To Launch New Platform After High Court Ruling
• Investors Can't Stop Celeb Chef From Bankruptcy Filing
• Empire State Building's Website Isn't Accessible, Suit Says
• Live Nation Must Face Trimmed Suit From Concert Promoters
• Kimpton, Consumers Reach Deal In Data Breach Suit
• States Need Realistic Expectations For Sports Betting
• Hilton's Digital Key Infringes Mobile-Unlock Patents: Suit
• Texas IHOP Hit With Suit Alleging Wage Violations
• Crestline Forms $300M Fund With Eye On Hotel Acquisitions
• Jamba Juice Operator Wants Coverage For Sex Assault Case
• Paddy Power, FanDuel Ink Deal To Combine US Businesses
• Chipotle Worker Fights Contempt Order For OT Suit
• DOL Asks Justices To Nix 9th Circ. Decision On Tip Pool Rule
• Constangy Brooks Atty Escapes Sanctions In Timeshare Suit
• Google Accuses Online Ordering Co. Of Hijacking Biz Pages
• McDonald's Hit With 10 Sexual Harassment EEOC Claims
• Va. School Can't Shake Trans Student's Bathroom Bias Suit
• Olive Garden Can't Duck Suit Saying Server Called 'Too Dark'
• Hedge Fund Owner, Hotel Developer Resolve $2M Fraud Suit
• Covington Picks Up 2 Kirkland Partners To Lead PE Practice
• Chick-Fil-A, ESPN Want Out Of TV Commercial Copyright Suit
• Royal Caribbean Cruises Can't Duck Near-Drowning Suit
• PF Chang's Gets OK On $6.5M Calif. Wage-And-Hour Deal
• MoMa TM Not Famous Enough For Infringement, Cafe Claims
• 5th Circ. Sides With Viacom Over 'SpongeBob' Eatery
• Seaport Hotel Says Newbie Is Ripping Off Its Prestigious Name
• Wilson Sonsini Reps WeddingWire In $350M Permira Deal
• College Athlete Publicity Rights In Fantasy Issue Heats Up
• Construction Manager Cops To $3.4M Embezzlement Scheme
• Exotic Dancers Denied Quick Win In Misclassification Suit
• Atty Rips Timeshare Co.'s 'Attacks' In Contract Exit Suit
• SD Shouldn't Get Quick Win Over Excise Tax, Tribe Argues
• NFL Calls For Congress To Standardize Sports Betting
• Sports Leagues Differ On Betting After High Court Ruling
• Cruise Co. Breaking Deal To Pay $76M For Calls, Class Says
• Pizzeria Can Fire Worker Who Criticized Boss: NLRB Judge
• Introducing The Legal Industry To Millennial Business Owners
• NYC's Meatball Shop Hits Houston Eatery With TM Suit
• Foley & Lardner Beats DQ In IP Suit Against Patent Atty
• Sports Betting Sector Will Hinge On Cooperation, Many Say
• Ex-Server At NYC Eatery Drops Worker Mistreatment Suit
• Player Unions Back NCAA Athletes In Fantasy Sports Dispute
• Chicago Wine Bar Denies 'Copycatting' NYC Restaurant Group
• Wynn Pays $68M For Chemical Cleanup At Mass. Casino Site
• Chase Bank Hits Landry's With $20M Suit Over Data Breach
• 1st Circ. ADA Decision Turns On 'Essential Function' Doctrine
• 10th Circ. Caps Ski Resort Project Insurer's Liability At $5M
• Plans For $4B Miami Mega-Mall Advance With Key Approvals
• Santa Monica Urges 9th Circ. To OK Home-Share Ordinance
• Seattle Approves Head-Tax Bill Blasted By Amazon, Starbucks
• Rent-A-Wreck Sanctions Denied After Ch. 11 Dismissal
• High Court Gambling Decision Conjures Old Trade Tensions
• Firms Score Big Win In NJ Sports Betting Ruling, Attys Say
• St. Roch Market Biz Fights New Orleans Over TM Use
• Live Nation To Partner On Chicago Entertainment Venues
• NCAA May Change Gambling-Related Rules
• A Chat With Perkins Practice Management Chief Toby Brown
• Rays' Ex-Concession Co. Gets Go-Ahead On Contract Claims
• Celebrity Chef Ran Restaurants Like Ponzi Scheme, Suit Says
• Florida Pizza Shop Beats NJ In Highway Trademark Fight
• Key Issues States Face In The Wake Of Sports Bet Ruling
• Feds Show Valeant Jury Spending Records, Doctored Emails
• Tribes Must Be Part Of Sports Betting Discourse, NIGC Says
• EB-5 Investor Suit Against Jay Peak Owner Dismissed
• 5th Circ. Kicks HomeAway Rental Fee Suits To Arbitration
• Iconic NYC Restaurant Seeks More Time To Answer Wage Suit
• Steward Must Convince Jury Doc Fired For HIPAA Violation
• Police Didn't Use Excessive Force In Casino Arrest, Court Told
• Irish Bookmaker Confirms It's In Deal Talks With FanDuel
• Food Cos. Escape Suit Claiming Squid Sold As Octopus
• Churchill Downs To Enter Sports Betting, Online Gambling
• Why Won't Judicial Nominees Affirm Brown V. Board Of Ed?
• Sports Bet Decision Reveals Hidden Preemption Requirement
• The Lawyers' Guide To Cloud Computing
• Sports Betting In NJ Months Away After High Court Win
• Calif. Lawmaker Hustles To Legalize Sports Betting
• Calif. Tribe Asks Justices To Spurn County's Casino Land Suit
• Nobody Will Confuse 'MoMaCha' With MoMA, Cafe Says
• Trinity Merger IPO Raises $300M To Acquire Real Estate Biz
• Construction Co. Blasts 49ers Fans' Bid For Class Cert.
• Supreme Court Blows Door To Sports Betting Wide Open
• High Court Sports Bet Ruling Could Mean Bonanza For Tribes
• Jury Hands Bank $2.2M In Contract Row Over Aruba Hotel
• AccorHotels To Pay $105M For Stake In Atton Hoteles
• 15 Minutes With Hilton's General Counsel
• EEOC Says It Needn't Fork Over More Docs To Strip Club
• Securities Laws May Not Protect Margaritaville Investor
• Chili's Grill & Bar Restaurant Chain Hit With Data Breach
• Justices Back Unlisted Driver Over Search Of Rental Car
• Recovering Lawyers' Lost Position Of Independence
• A Pre-Conference Guide To Early Seattle TM Cases: Part 2
• High Court Strikes Down Federal Sports Betting Ban
• Applebee's Sues Franchisee Over 'Controversial' Closures
• Tribe Can't Force Casino Suit To Its Court, Okla. Judge Told
• Tribal Entity Not Key To Harrah's Pay Suit, Ex-Worker Says
• AMC Urges End To Theater's First-Run Film Antitrust Suit
• Tampa Bay Rays Still Owe On Contract, Concessionaire Says
• FisherBroyles Picks Up DLA Piper Franchise Pro In Houston
• Real Estate Rumors: John Hancock, Capstone Equities, AEW
• A GDPR Checkup For US-Based Hospitality Businesses
• Chinese Real Estate Magnate Gets 4 Years For UN Bribes
• A Pre-Conference Guide To Early Seattle TM Cases: Part 1
• Swingers Club Gets Partial Win In Models' False Ad Suit
• EEOC Gets OK For Deal Ending Goodwill Harassment Suit
• Applebee's Franchisee To Fund Ch. 11 With Lender Cash
• Chinese Developer Denied Retrial After UN Bribery Conviction
• SoHo Bakery Behind Cronut Violates Disability Law, Suit Says
• Judge Stops Clock As Ohio Fights To Retain Soccer Team
• Conn. Tribal Casino Plan Gets Boost As Rival Bill Falls Short
• Batali, Bastianich Eateries Settle Wage Suit For $2.2M
• Jeffer Mangels Adds Hotel Law Pro In Calif.
• 8 Reasons To Take A Fresh Look At Your Law Office Lease
• Tackling Depositions In Wage And Hour Misclassification Suits
• Banks Suing After Payment Card Breach Face Difficulty
• RI Justices Revive Hockey Player's Injury Suit Against Arena
• Ind. Hotel-Casino Not Liable For Guest's Rape, Court Says
• A General Counsel's Tips For Succeeding As A New Associate
• Tribe Can't Pause $27M Tax Suit Pending High Court Review
• Ariz. Justices Take Hopi's Artificial Snow Row With Resort
• Investors Suing Golf Club Over Stock Price Offer Seek Cert.
• Timeshare Exit Firm Seeks Sanctions In Diamond Resorts Suit
• NLRB Says Safety Manager Within Rights In Recording Union
• Starbucks Fails To Sway Judge In Calif. Cancer Warning Case
• Tony NY Caterer's Fee Should Cover Tips, Workers' Suit Says
• Disney 'Minnie Van' Drivers Can Join Union: NLRB Officer
• Kramer Levin Guides REIT's $749M Caesars Asset Buy
• CookieCon Trademark Suit Doesn't Belong In Utah, Court Told
• Wendy's Strikes Deal In Data Breach Shareholder Row
• DC Celebrity Chef Settles Employee's Sex Harassment Suit
• Hospitality Co. Appeals Loss In Suit Over $23.3M Investment
• Real Estate Rumors: Hudson's Bay, Ashkenazy, David Katz
• Applebee's Franchisee Moves 175 Locations Into Chapter 11
• FTC Seeks More Info On Churchill Downs' $51M Casino Deal
• Timeshare-Exit Law Firm Seeks To Escape RICO Suit
• Hopi Tribe Can Now Operate Gambling Machines In Ariz.
• Skadden Steers Del Frisco's $325M Cash Deal For Barteca
• NLRB Chair's 1st Ruling Sides With Wrongly Fired Worker
• Bertucci's Appeases Creditors With Extended Sale Timeline
• 8th Circ. Won't Review Remand Of Rams Fans Suit
• Timeshare Co. Wants Atty Sanctioned Over 'Recklessness'
• Worker Advocates Say NLRB Deal Lets McDonald's Off Hook
• Judging A Book: Berzon Reviews 'We The Corporations'
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds Ex-Miller Canfield Employment Pro
• AMC Edging Out Rivals, Luxury Theater's Antitrust Suit Says
• Miami Judge Faces Reprimand Over Husband's Hotel Stays
• What ABA's Position On Harassment Means For Employers
• Zoning Change Could Stymie Hotel Construction In New York
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Starwood To Sell $1.1B UK Hotel Portfolio To Parisian Firm
• California Card Club Agrees To Pay $5M FinCEN Penalty
• Hackers Baiting Users With GDPR-Themed Phishing Emails
• Mammoet, NY Wheel Developer Reach Deal On Ch. 11, Project
• Fla. AG Says Restaurant's Farm-To-Table Claims Are Baloney
• Mohegan Sun To Pay $101M To Control Korean Resort Project
• Practical Considerations For Litigating Proportionality
• No Defense Owed To Lawyer In Malpractice Row, Insurer Says
• Ill. Hotel's Dismissal From Rape Case Reversed By Panel
• 9th Circ. OKs Las Vegas Sands Win In Shareholder Suit
• Los Angeles City Council OKs Regulation Of Airbnb Rentals
• El Pollo Loco Franchisees Win $8.8M In Territory Dispute
• Real Estate Rumors: Eastern Star, Sweetgreen, Pulte Homes
• Hourly Employee Pay In Calif. Hangs In The Balance
• Supporting Nontraditional Data Types In E-Discovery
• Austin Defends City Rules Phasing Out Short-Term Rentals
• Ex-KFC La. Site Buyer Wants Cleanup Suit To Stay Out Of Ill.
• Marriott Hit With Second Sanctions Bid In Timeshare Suit
• Hotel Chain Owed Defense In Trade Secrets Row, Court Says
• Seasons 52, EEOC Reach $3M Deal To End Age Bias Case
• 9th Circ. Backs DOI's Land Acquisition For Calif. Tribal Casino
• Dominican Gov't Can Visit Contested Park Site, Tribunal Says
• 3 Takeaways From NLRB's 9th Circ. Win Over Tribal Casino
• Travelers Says Hotel Claims Over Data Breach Are A Ruse
• 1st Circ. Backs Burger King Franchise's Quick ADA Suit Win
• Starbucks Can't Skim Unpaid Minutes, Calif. High Court Told
• Budget Rent A Car Settles Remaining Claims In Billing Suit
• Morocco Hotel Owner Looks To Enforce $60M Award
• Chubb Needn't Cover $8M Grubhub Text-Ad Deal, Court Says
• Atty Contempt Order Stayed In Chipotle OT Suit Amid Appeal
• FTC Nets $18.7M Win In Suit Over Timeshare Resales