Hospitality Archive » May, 2021

Hospitality - May, 2021

200 articles

• Law360 Names 2021's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Six Flags Says Insurer Withheld Coverage Of Investor Suits
• Calif. Granted Short Stay In Tribal Gaming Compacts Suit
• Eagle Hospitality Gets OK For $482M Hotel Sale In Ch. 11
• Hotel Settles $68M Brain Damage Suit During Deliberations
• Wash. District Court Tosses Scores Of Virus Coverage Suits
• Carnival Dodges Investor Suit Over COVID-19 Response
• Insurer Can't Dodge Most Of Travel Cancellation Coverage Suit
• Art Biz Brings COVID-19 Coverage Suit To The 4th Circuit
• 6th Circ. Blocks SBA's COVID-19 Loan Priority For Minorities
• Miami Group Says Airbnb Ruling May Hurt Arbitration In Fla.
• GOP Introduces Bill That Would Ban Federal Vaccine Passport
• Ace Hotel In Pa. Barred From Reopening Amid Branding Battle
• Insurer Aims To Duck Fire Loss Due To Hotel's Pandemic Use
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Staffing Biz Wants Refund For Nixed 'Super-Spreader' Event
• 5 Tips To Help Your 2021 Summer Associates Succeed
• Cincinnati Wins Ax Of Mich. Restaurants' Virus Coverage Suit
• Denny's Hit With Mass. Class Claims Over Underpaid Wages
• 9th Circ. Signals It May Rehear Seattle Benefits Law Case
• Magistrate Backs 'Approximation' For Domino's Driver Costs
• Judge Won't Trim Claims In Cruise Wrongful Death Suit
• Trade Show Co.'s $100M Virus Coverage Suit Stays In Calif.
• Sympathetic Judge Won't Review Restaurants' COVID-19 Case
• Firms Should Use Surveys To Make Smart Legal Tech Choices
• Pakistan Wins Round In $6B Mining Award Case
• Insurer Drops Coverage Opposition After BIPA Case Is Nixed
• Del. Judge Blasts Fraud Claims In Eagle Hospitality Ch. 11
• Conn. Senate Passes Sports Betting Compact With 2 Tribes
• Houston Hotspot Crawfish & Noodles Sues 'Inferior' Impostor
• Hotelier Loses $8M Hurricane Irma Insurance Fraud Trial
• Insurer Calls Brunch Chain's Virus Argument 'A Mockery'
• Bellagio, Ex-Worker End Suit Over 'Fat Andy' Sign
• Pa. Judge Grants Virus Coverage To Pittsburgh Tavern
• Kentucky Derby Operator Hit With Suit Over Horse Doping
• McDonald's Owed No Duty For BIPA Suits, Insurer Says
• Laos Wants Assets Frozen In $3.7M Casino Award Fight
• Hyatt Workers Nab Wage Class Cert. After COVID-19 Layoffs
• Don't Forget Due Diligence In Race For Lateral Associate Hires
• Burns Scalo GC On The Hunger For Life Sciences Real Estate
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Bankrupt Hertz Reaches Settlement On $48M Overtime Suit
• Panera Wants Pagan Worker's Discrimination Suit Arbitrated
• PF Chang's Hit With Tipped Workers' Minimum Wage Suit
• Rincon Band Inks Tentative Settlement In Termination Suit
• Applebee's Settles Trademark Suit Over 'Vampire' Cocktails
• Casino Laborers Win $5.4M Award Over 'Inhumane' Conditions
• Hotels, Restaurants Can't Revive $40M Virus Coverage Suit
• Earlier Mo. Case Can't Save Restaurants' COVID Coverage Suit
• Addressing Environmental Justice As Part Of ESG Initiatives
• Insurers Avoid Landlord's COVID-19 Suit For Unpaid Rents
• Ticket Broker Says Golf Tournament Fraud Claims Too Broad
• Biden Admin. Formally Increases H-2B Cap By 22K For FY2021
• Disney Defeats 'Borderline Frivolous' Disability Suit
• Texas Justices Say Atty Media Statements Not Protected
• DC Circ. Backs NLRB Ruling On Nursing Home That Cut Hours
• DC Circ. Knocks FAA For Spurning Spirit's Airport Slot Bid
• Conn. House OKs Sports, Online Betting Deal With 2 Tribes
• Judge Nixes 'No Rehire' Provision In NY BBQ Chain FLSA Deal
• Lessons In Civility From The Alex Oh Sanctions Controversy
• NY Judge Affirms Sanctions Against Fisher Phillips Attys
• Byron Allen Hits McDonald's With $10B Ad Racial Bias Suit
• $76M TCPA Deal's Final Fund Distribution Is OK'd
• Another Insurer Wants In On Ohio Hotel Sex Trafficking Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Hines, Gominski, Stockdale
• Ex-Hotel Exec Can't Trim $13.8M Theft Ruling At 3rd Circ.
• Biz Record Admissibility Rule Must Adapt To An ESI World
• Illinois Ruling Clarifies Ch. 7 Substantial Contribution Claims
• Eatery Can't Block COVID-19 Loan Priority For Minorities
• Ex-United Worker Says Marriott Lied About Quarantine Actions
• Fla. Eatery Seeks 11th Circ. Review Of Virus Coverage Suit
• NJ Hotel Must Rehire Unionized Workers Amid NLRB Suit
• Fla. Court Axes $787K Injury Award, Asks Justices For Clarity
• Pharmacy Should Share Blame For Fatal OD, Pa. Justices Told
• Lessons From COVID Securities Rulings On Dismissal Bids
• Hotel REIT Hits Ch. 11 In Del. For $1.3B Debt Rework
• 'Compensation' And 'Pay' Are The Same, Calif. High Court Told
• McD's Franchisees' $3M Deductions Nixed In Australia Court
• Texas Officials Dispute Tribal Group's Alamo Appeal
• Casino Operator Wins €7.5M Over Ukraine Gambling Ban
• Boston Marriott Hits Insurer For Limiting Virus Coverage
• Justices Must Weigh Class Cert. Denial Stats In Goldman Case
• Puerto Rico Ports Say Norwegian Can't Shake $9M Crash Suit
• Incentivizing Customers In States Banning Vaccine Passports
• 11th Circ. Sees Path For Sex Trafficking Victims To Sue Hotels
• Kasowitz Real Estate Litigation Leader Sees Rise In Activism
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Judging A Book: Rodriguez Reviews 'When Machines Can Be Judge'
• NLRB Says Restaurant Can't Duck Rehire Order Amid Appeal
• Four Seasons Miami Sued Over 'Perpetual' COVID Furloughs
• 'By Chloe' Chef Says Pryor Cashman Aided Eatery Takeover
• Merger-Killing Plot Scuttled Deal, Travel Firm Tells Chancery
• Live Nation Asks Calif. Judge To Follow Cinemark's Virus Suit
• EEOC Asks 7th Circ. To Rethink Walmart Religious Bias Ruling
• Voters Can Annul Calif. Gov.'s Decision To Back Tribal Casino
• Law360's Tort Report: Suit Over Chris Cornell's Suicide Settles
• Strip Clubs Sue SBA For Access To Restaurant Relief Funds
• Insurer Fights Seafood Chain's Virus Appeal To Mass. Justices
• Ga. Inn Owners Want Out Of Sex Trafficking Suit
• 8th Circ. Affirms Hotel Co.'s Win In Worker's Race Bias Case
• Crown Resorts Rebuffs Blackstone, Weighs Rival's $7.1B Bid
• Bowling Biz Strikes At Insurers With COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Restaurants Fight Grubhub Settlement In False Ad Suit
• Calif. Judge To Rose Bowl, Pasadena: Why Are You Fighting?
• NJ Casino Hits Zurich With $500K Virus Coverage Suit
• Pipeline Ransomware Attack Could Raise Cyber Insurance Bar
• 2nd Circ. Nixes $6M Award In Restaurant Workers' FLSA Suit
• M&A Is Back With A Vengeance, But The Market Has Evolved
• Ga. BBQ Joint Can't Claim COVID Shutdown As Physical Loss
• 5 Steps For Law Firms Rethinking Flexible Work Post-COVID
• House OKs Bill To Let Texas Tribes Offer Electronic Bingo
• Mass. Appeals Court Narrows Bouncer's Race Bias Win
• Wrongful Death Suit Against MGM Casino Axed For Good
• 11th Circ. Urged To Revive Fla. Hotel Discrimination Suit
• Haaland Urges High Court Not To Review North Fork Casino
• San Juan Pilots Group Wants Out Of $9M Port Crash Suit
• Injured Couple Say They Had Right To Intervene In AIG Fight
• Don't Let Insurer Expand Ruling's Reach In MDL, Court Told
• Investors Seek $6M Win In Suit Over Failed Hotel Project
• Mo. Judge Tosses Taco Restaurant's COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Green Groups OK'd To Join Biden's Wyo. Oil Lease Fight
• Tenn. Titans Accused Of Sacking Worker On COVID Leave
• Buyback Padded Founders' Pockets, Travel Co. Workers Say
• Calif. Judge Won't Hear LA Fitness COVID-19 Coverage Row
• Ex-Electric Co. Controller Charged By Feds With $17M Fraud
• Sky Zone Arbitration Bid Collapses Over Mom's Authority
• Hotel Owner Asks 8th Circ. To Revive Virus Coverage Bid
• Judge's Rebuke Of Mass. AG Has Lessons For All Attorneys
• 6th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Burger King Credit Card Receipt Suit
• Realty Group Wants Redo Of Decision Over ICE Lease
• Businesses Take COVID-19 Coverage Fights To 9th Circ.
• La. Restaurants Win Bid To Send Virus Suit To State Court
• Liebowitz Escapes 'Overly Punitive' Atty Fee Bid In Pa. Case
• DC Circ. Wary Of Calif. Tribe's Bid To Join DOI Casino Fight
• Aramark Stiffed Workers Of Pay, School Cook Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Morgan, Chetrit, Wells Fargo
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• 'By Chloe' Chef Says PE Firms Tried To 'Milk' Her IP For Profit
• Trade Group Backs Legal Sea Foods In Virus Insurance Appeal
• NY Probes Can't Get Tour Bus Co. Out Of Drivers' FLSA Suit
• Font Considerations To Give Your Legal Briefs An Edge
• Factory Mutual Cries Foul On Sacramento Kings Virus Suit
• Norwegian Must Fork Over Lobbying Docs In Cuban Dock Row
• DC Circ. Won't Rehear Ranchers' Suit Over Tribe Water Rights
• Wis. Tribe Says Insurers Can't Dodge COVID Coverage Suit
• Wynn Bets On $3.2B SPAC Deal For Online Gambling Biz
• Chase Wins $20M In Landry's Data Breach Suit
• High-End Hotel Slams Builder's Trial Expert In Nuisance Suit
• 'Sale' Of Trendy Pittsburgh Ace Hotel Unproven, Court Told
• Nationwide Avoids COVID-19 Travel Cancellation Coverage Bid
• Make Profitability Management Part Of Your Law Firm Culture
• NY Judge Upholds Awards In Union Severance Row With Hotel
• Fired Worker Says In-N-Out Didn't Follow Virus Protocols
• Insurer Escapes Pandemic Coverage For Chicago Businesses
• New Crown Resorts Suitor Enters Fray With $7.1B Bid
• Feds Broaden Bribery Case Against Ex-Cook County Official
• Gaming Developer Asks Judge To Block Tribal Court Suit
• Calif. Hotel Sues Zurich American Over COVID-19 Losses
• Ala. Judge Advances Restaurants' COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Insurer Wants Civil Authority Claims Tossed In COVID-19 MDL
• Insurer Not Liable For Ohio Club's Atty Fees In Death Claim
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ex-Princess Cruise Worker Fights Arbitration In Injury Case
• Alabama Judge Deals Twin Losses In Virus Coverage Rows
• Kansas Judge Upholds DOI's Gambling Nod For Tribal Land
• Texas Backs Florida's Bid To Overturn CDC Cruise Ban
• Ohio Lawmakers Lob Sports Betting Legalization In New Bill
• Iowa Eatery's COVID-19 Losses Barred By Virus Exclusion
• Suit Says Ga. Resort Protégé Aimed To 'Squeeze Out' Founder
• Airport Food Workers Urge Cert. In Timecard Adjustments Suit
• 4 Trends In Discoverability Of Litigation Funding Documents
• Businessman Says Laos Can't Sue In Idaho For $3.7M Awards
• Retailers Fight For Coverage In Ohio COVID Class Action
• Fla. Staybridge Hotel Can't Escape Sex-Trafficking Claims
• State Farm Wins Philly Fashion Boutique's Virus Coverage Bid
• Insurer Can't Draw Curtains On Cinemark's Virus Suit
• Blackstone Exec Fearful Of A 'Torrent Of Economic Activity'
• Hotels Denied Booking.com Docs In Antitrust Suit
• Insurance Trade Groups Say COVID-19 Losses Aren't Covered
• Jury Says Burger King Franchisee Owes $2M In ADA Suit
• 'Creativity' Can't Save Fla. Restaurant's COVID Coverage Suit
• Insurer Says Wendy's Owners' $40M Virus Loss Not Covered
• Real Estate Cos. More Optimistic Amid Vaccine Rollout
• REIT Sues Insurers In Pa. Over Virus-Related Hotel Losses
• Gov't Closure Orders, Not Virus, Caused Losses, 7th Circ. Told
• 3 Firms Steer $650M Red Rock Sale Of Palms Casino
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Seafood Chain Asks Mass. Justices To Weigh Virus Coverage
• 7 Lessons For Young Lawyers Starting Their Careers
• Wyo. Fights For Lease Sales To Resume During Court Battle
• Hotels, Hospitality Union Urge Passage Of COVID-19 Relief Bill
• Florida Gov. Signs Bill Banning Vaccine Passports
• Ore. Ranchers Want DC Circ. Rehearing On Tribe Water Rights
• Hiring Plans Won't Delay Doughnut Shop Workers' Union Vote
• Insurer Says Casino's Pollution Policy Doesn't Cover Virus
• How Justices' AMG Ruling Affects Privacy And Cybersecurity
• Real Estate Rumors: RedSky, Morgan Stanley, Skywood
• Investor Sues To Halt $1.4B Hilton Grand's Timeshare Biz Buy
• Biz Group Wants Another Stab At Axing Seattle Benefit Law
• Chubb Says Physical Damage Absent In COVID Coverage Suit