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Hospitality - November, 2019

166 articles

• On The Border Restaurant Chain Suffers 27-State Data Breach
• Marriott On Hook For Guest's $4.9M Slip-And-Fall Verdict
• Injured Couple Wants In On Zip Line Operator's Row With AIG
• Law360's Tort Report: Georgia Damages Cap Faces Challenge
• Texas Court Axes City's Ban On 2nd-Home Short-Term Rentals
• Chicago's Minimum Wage Set To Reach $15 By 2021
• LA Rams Solidify $14M Arbitration Win Against St. Louis
• Angry Sports Fans Told Once Again: Don't Cry To Courts
• 3 Places Overbilling May Be Lurking
• 3 Things Mall Owners Must Consider Before Repurposing
• Headaches Abound As States Try To Clarify CBD Landscape
• Carnival Should Face Recruiting Co.'s $1.5M Suit, Judge Says
• Landry's Can't Collect $20M In Hack Coverage, 5th Circ. Told
• Apache Tribe Continues To Press For Casino On NM Land
• Rams, Kroenke Ask High Court To Send St. Louis Suit To Arb
• Bel-Air Bay Club Owes $12M For Heat Exhaustion Death: Jury
• Couple Entitled To $500K Refund On Properties, 9th Circ. Told
• McDonald's Franchisee Settles NYC Scheduling Claims
• MVP: Dentons' Meghan Cocci
• Water Law Doesn't Cover Cape Cod Pollution Via Groundwater
• Zip Line Co. Fights Sanctions In Coverage Row With AIG
• EEOC Roundup: $1M In Deals, Including Sex Harassment Suit
• Ex-Marketing Exec Cops To Embezzling $22M For Poker, Debts
• Mass. Court Told To Nix 'Frankenstein-Like' Booze Ballot Issue
• Book Review: Who's To Blame For The Broken Legal System?
• Gaming Co. Says Calif. Tribe Owes $5.4M For Sham Casino
• Marketer, Travel Agent Try To Exit Suit Alleging Rape At Resort
• Ex-Bareburger Workers' Wage Suit Settlement Wins Approval
• California Businesses To Face More PFAS Scrutiny In 2020
• MVP: DLA Piper's Lynn Cadwalader
• Cybersecurity Due Diligence Strategies For M&A Transactions
• Roofer Can't Get $4.5M Hurricane Suit Trimmed
• McDonald's Strikes $26M Deal To End Wage Theft Class Action
• Disney Says Disability Law Doesn't Mandate Line Skipping
• Tribe Asks To Stop Wells Fargo Bid For Casino Loan Payment
• Insurer Must Defend Motel In Kidnapping, Sex Assault Suit
• DC Circ. Dubious Of Trump Hotel Unfair Competition Suit
• MGM Says Tribes Can't Tiptoe Into $300M Casino Fight
• Investment Co. Must Pay $23M For Property-Flipping Fraud
• Senate Confirms NIGC Chair As Okla. Gov. Taps Tribal Judge
• The Top Pennsylvania Employment Law Changes In 2019
• MVP: Latham & Watkins' Gary E. Axelrod
• Citizens Loans $75M For Boston Hilton Hotel Project
• SunTrust Says Track Owner Owes $46M For Solar Generators
• Calif. Restaurant Group Sues Over Berkeley Natural Gas Ban
• House Dems Tell Airbnb To Explain How It IDs Illegal Listings
• Attys Duck Punitives In Row Over Ex-Client's Sex Assault Trial
• Split Calif. Court Revives Chipotle Diner's Food Poison Suit
• William Hill To Buy CG Tech's Sportsbook Assets
• McDonald's Workers Serve Up Suit Over Violent Customers
• Calif. Court Strikes Distress Damages Over Bedbug Infestation
• Aramark Nears Deal To End Suit Over Manager Bonuses
• Shia LaBeouf Must Face Bartender's Assault, Slander Suit
• Singapore Court Denies Slot Club Investor's $200M Award
• Restaurant.com CEO Hit With Suit Over 'Self-Interested' Acts
• Justices Should Use Florist Case To Settle Free Speech Issues
• Wage Ruling Clears Up Tip Questions For Calif. Employers
• GOP Lawmaker's Bill Would Let States Offer Work Visas
• Sports Betting Contracts Are Securities, SEC Tells Court
• Kirkland Advises Aon's Purchase Of Digital Insurance Platform
• Dish Gains Support For High Court Review Of Standing Divide
• 2 Men Arrested In Calif. Tribal Casino Embezzlement Scheme
• Pizza Hut Ignored 'No Delivery' List, Robbed Driver Claims
• Suit Over Sandals' Fake Local Taxes Dismissed By Fla. Court
• DC Says DoorDash Misled Consumers About Tips For 2 Years
• Insurer Says Senior Center's Biometric Suit Isn't Covered
• How To Hire Lateral Partners More Effectively
• How High Court May Resolve Generic '.Com' TM Issue
• Trio Admits To Roles In $5M Tribal Casino Embezzlement Plot
• Cruise Line Seeks Nix Of Suit Over Using Cuban Dock
• SeaWorld Can't Ditch Investor Suit Over 'Blackfish' Film
• Drivers Say DoorDash Circumventing Arbitration Rules
• Carnival Pushes To Win Helms-Burton Suit Over Cuban Port
• Real Estate Rumors: Morgan Reed, CVS, Russell Galbut
• EB-5 Investors Accuse Feds Of Delaying Green Card Petitions
• 5 Owner Errors In Negotiating Hotel Management Agreements
• Burger King Customer Says Impossible Burgers Aren't Vegan
• Calif. Tribe Rebuts Gaming Co.'s Reading Of Contract
• DoorDash Says Consumers Must Arbitrate Tip Policy Suit
• Okla. Gov. Hits Tribes With Tough Talk On Casino Compacts
• ADA Braille Gift Card Claims Shouldn't Gain Traction In NY
• Jay Peak Fraud Case Must Stay In Vt., Feds Say
• Houlihan's Parent Hopes To Close Ch. 11 Sale By Year's End
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Trump Panama Hotel Suit Plows Ahead in NY, As Stay Is Nixed
• Insurer Wants Zip Line Co. Sanctioned For 'Baseless' Suit
• Sbarro Worker's Attys Fight Sanctions Bid In Sex Abuse Suit
• Timeshare Biz Sues Firm Over Promises To Contract Owners
• Jack In The Box Workers Get Partial Win In Pay Deduction Suit
• Denny's Pay Below Minimum Wage, Even With Tips, Suit Says
• Labor Board Lets Calif. Ski Resort Hire Cooks On H-2B Visas
• Real Estate Rumors: Dream Hotels, Zaragon, Carlyle
• Houlihan's Files Ch. 11 With $40M Bid From Landry's
• Miami Boutique Mark Migdal Adds 2 Experienced Litigators
• DOI Pushes For End To MGM Suit Over Tribal Casino Plan
• Fish & Richardson Lands Ex-Microsoft Counsel For IP Team
• Revenue Sharing Allowed In Indian Gaming Pacts, Calif. Says
• Ala. Tribe Fights Gambling Plan 'Misinformation Campaign'
• Disney Rips 'False' Disability Claims In 'Plagiarized' Complaint
• NYC Reaches 1st-Of-Its-Kind Deal To End Hairstyle Bias Probe
• Insurer Asks For Win In Dolphins Stadium Renovation Fight
• Texas Could Take Page From Mass.'s Judicial Selection Book
• Federal Laws Continue To Hinder State Sports Betting Trend
• Live Nation Wins Coverage In Concert Injury Insurance Battle
• Judge OKs $3.6M Deal In FCRA Suit Over Background Checks
• Fowler White Adds 2 Fla. Attorneys To Maritime Practice
• McDonald's Worker Sues Over 'Systemic' Sexual Harassment
• Ind. Judges Suspended After Drunken White Castle Brawl
• IndiGo Cofounder Asks To Nix Doc Bid In Power Struggle
• Judging A Book: McKeown Reviews 'Conversations With RBG'
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• Insurer Says It Doesn't Owe Coverage In Flaming Booze Suit
• Ex-UN Diplomat Spared Prison For Taking $1.5M In Bribes
• Carnival Faces Claim It Hired Bad MD In Shipboard Death Suit
• NY Tribe Must Pay $255M Arbitration Award To State
• Real Estate Rumors: Abingdon Square, Madison, Goldman
• High Court Will Hear Booking.com Trademark Battle
• Insurer Can't Get Quick Win In Hurricane Irma Coverage Suit
• Mo. Casino Can't Shake Workers' Paycheck Deduction Suit
• Targeting Jury's 'Reptile' Brains Not Enough For Mistrial
• Colo. Voters Narrowly Authorize Tax On Sports Betting
• Calif. Group Can't Use Housing Law To Block Clippers Arena
• Fyre Fest Attendees Can't Rekindle Claims Against Organizers
• Country Club GC Booted From EEOC Sexual Harassment Suit
• Insurer Says It's Not Liable For Shooting During Rap Show
• Wells Fargo Calls Tribal Casino Bonus A Loan Dodge
• Yogurt Store Can't Rehash Damage Claims Against Roofer
• 2 Post-Kisor Rulings Show Auer Deference Isn't Extinct
• Honolulu Wants Out Of Enviro Suit Over $32M Sports Complex
• Blackstone Keeps Unizo Talks Alive As $1.6B Bid Expires
• NatGeo Wants Out Of Hotel Guest's Wrongful Death Suit
• Seattle Restaurateur Settles Employee Wage Suit For $2.4M
• St. Louis Demands Kroenke, Rams Hand Off Long-Sought Info
• Outback Steakhouse Exploring Sale After Activist Pressure
• Where A Litigator's Advice Can Improve Agreement Drafting
• Sports Betting Scheme Runners Want SEC Suit Tossed
• Ill. Casino Sued Over Biometric Facial Recognition Software
• Chipotle Customers Want $1.2M Atty Fees In Data Breach Suit
• Judge Misused 'Such' In Denying Tribe's Casino, 1st Circ. Told
• Real Estate Rumors: SBE, Alliance HSP, CGI Strategies
• Disney's $2M Deal Over OT, Incentive Pay Gets Green Light
• Wis. Village Tells 7th Circ. Tribe Needs Apple Fest Permit
• Celeb Chef Filed Retrial Bid Too Late, Restaurant Chain Says
• Akin Gump, Hotel Developer Slam $180K Sanctions Bid
• Gov't Floats Insurance Fund for Thomas Cook Claimants
• Diamond Resorts Reaches $25.5M Deal In $2.2B Merger Suits
• Takeaways From McDonald's CEO's Ouster For Office Liaison
• Calif. Held Tribal Gambling Talks In Good Faith, 9th Circ. Told
• Real Estate Rumors: N&S Properties, Nuveen, Shorenstein
• Ski Pass Co. Chilled By Costs, Not Monopoly, 2nd Circ. Says
• Fla. Mall's Roof Was Damaged Before Irma, Insurer Says
• Kilpatrick Townsend Guides Tribe In $125M Salish Lodge Buy
• Fla. Amusement Park Sued Over Child's Zip Line Fall
• High Court Won't Hear Chicago Food Truck Rule Challenge
• Flat-Fee Legal Billing Can Liberate Attorneys
• Strip Club Must Face Disputed Dancer's Wage Suit
• Celebrity Boxing Startup Peddled Lies, Smeared Adviser: Suit
• Morocco Hotel Subpoenas Mgmt. Co. To Enforce $60M Award
• Strip Club Insurer Fights $5M Award In Drunken Driving Case
• Fed. Circ. Largely Clears Axing Menu Patent In Domino's Fight
• Tribe Says Texas Can't Clamp Down On Bingo
• Ariz. Tribal Casino Immune To Service Dog Suit
• Ill. Renters Can't Sue Maine Airbnb Owners In Ill., Panel Says
• NFL Hall Of Fame Fights Class Cert. In Canceled Game Suit
• Spoliation Rule Remains Ambiguous Despite Amendments
• Top Golf Says Workers Can't Pursue Fingerprint Scanner Suit