Hospitality Archive » June, 2021

Hospitality - June, 2021

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• Carnival Unit Passengers' Cert. Bid Sinks In COVID-19 Case
• Top Personal Injury, Med Mal News & Rulings: Midyear Report
• 9th Circ. Again Keeps End To Hotel Detention For Migrant Kids
• Imax Drops 11th Circ. Appeal Of Media Co. Awards
• Insurer To Reveal Underwriting Info In Cinemark's COVID Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Kushner, Post Brothers, Rockpoint
• State Courts' Stark Lack Of Diversity Demands Action
• Fla. Gov. Signs Bill Overturning Key West Cruise Ship Ban
• NYC Council May Permanently Cap Food Delivery App Fees
• Okla. Judges Side With Insurers In COVID Coverage Suits
• 3rd Circ. Tosses Bankrupt Casino's $50M License Fee Suit
• Eateries Owed Virus Coverage, Industry Group Tells 1st Circ.
• Tour Bus Co. Can't Dodge Brain Injury Suit Due To Filing Delay
• Omaha Strip Club Lawyer Faces New Sanction Demands
• McDonald's Says Drive-Thru Privacy Suit Is A No-Go
• FIFA Says NCAA Ruling 'Changes Nothing' In Antitrust Case
• Tocaya Restaurants' COVID Coverage Suit Tossed, For Now
• Navajo Nation Says Court Ignored Its History With Hopi Tribe
• Giuliani Suspension Highlights Ethical Pitfalls For All Lawyers
• Mo. Distillery Loses Trademark Infringement Coverage Fight
• How Lenders Can Get SBA Payment On Defaulted PPP Loans
• Hotel Boss Fired Worker For Being Trans, Suit Says
• Gaming Co. Valve Says Antitrust Claims Belong In Arbitration
• Wyndham Vacation Settles 'Timeshare Exit' Suit
• US Soccer Says NCAA Ruling Doesn't Apply To Suit
• Pa. Panel Says Civil Suits Can't Reduce Criminal Restitution
• Insurer Says Jet's Pizza Not Covered In Finger Scan BIPA Row
• Philly Wedding Venue Sued Over Deposits Lost Due To COVID
• Seafood Joint Wants Firm DQ'd For Solicitation In Wage Suit
• Fla. Judge To Examine If Royal Caribbean Docs Are Privileged
• Judge Won't Kick Landlord Fraud Case To Abritration
• Goldman Sachs Unit Sued For $54M Over Ruby Tuesday Deal
• Golden Corral Owners Fight Insurers' Bid To Duck COVID Suit
• Panera 'Rascality' Warrants Damage Claims, Ex-Exec Argues
• Balch & Bingham Adds 2 Litigators In Jacksonville
• Arbitration On The Menu In Grubhub Commissions Suit
• InterContinental Hotels Drops Out Of Sex-Trafficking Suit
• Suit Says Liquor Retailer Miscalculated Pandemic-Related OT
• Denny's Says Ex-Server Can't Represent Proposed Class
• Hotel-Owning REIT Approved For $1.3B Ch. 11 Restructuring
• Real Estate Rumors: City National, Felix Cabrera, Ana Bigott
• Blackjack Suits Against Wynn, MGM Go Bust In Mass. Court
• Domino's Gets $2.7M Fee, But Loses A Slice, In Menu IP Win
• Steakhouse Chain Settles With Servers In Tipped-Wage Suit
• Ace Says Building Owner Hid Bids To Sell Pittsburgh Hotel
• Pinoleville Pomo Can't Use Its Court To Scrap Fed. Judgment
• Churchill Downs Beats Casino's 6th Circ. Seat Pricing Appeal
• Navigating Inadvertent Attorney-Client Privilege Waivers
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Miami Beach Hotel Loses COVID Insurance Coverage Fight
• Mass. Eateries Take COVID-19 Coverage Fight To 1st Circ.
• Crowell & Moring Can't Nix Walgreens' Malpractice Suit
• Conn. Casino Owner Says Insurer Must Cover Pandemic Loss
• 11th Circ. Affirms $3.4M In Royal Caribbean Passenger's Death
• Insurer Questions Coverage In Hotel Sex Trafficking Suit
• Hotel Pushes Back On Allianz Unit's Bid To Toss COVID Suit
• Maine Lawmakers OK Tribal Gaming Rights In Surprise Move
• DOL Proposes 30-Minute Cap For Tipped-Wage Side Work
• Attorneys Beware: Zoom Depositions Are Likely Inadmissible
• Justices Won't Hear Card Rooms' Challenge To Tribal Casino
• Fla. Wins Injunction In CDC Fight Over COVID Cruise Edicts
• Carnival Says Data Breach Exposed Customer, Staff Info
• Calif. Tells 9th Circ. Tribe Can't Take Labor Law Claim To Court
• Stroock Expands Hospitality Practice With Real Estate Pro
• Law Firm Used Confidential Docs To Sue Customers, Co. Says
• 11th Circ. Urged To Revive Fla. Eatery's Virus Class Claims
• Airlines' Post-COVID Challenges Mount Amid Travel Surge
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• NJ Policyholders Could Still See Recovery For COVID Losses
• Insurer Asks 11th Circ. To Back Win In Virus Coverage Spat
• Ky. Justices Say Crash Victim's 'Bad Faith' Claim Too Late
• Trade Groups Back Travelers In 9th Circ. Virus Coverage Spat
• Conn. Tribe Says Insurer Can't Dodge COVID Coverage Claims
• Grenada Hit With Claim Over Stymied Luxury Condo Project
• COVID Rulings May Support Ransomware Insurance Denials
• NY Club Must Face Gay Bartender's Sex Harassment Suit
• Casino Regulator Not On Hook For Wynn's $40M Discount
• Pa. Judge Tosses Tavern's COVID-19 Coverage Class Action
• NJ Fed. Court Should Ditch Litigation Funding Disclosure Plan
• Visa, Mastercard Accused Of Being Cartel In Square Fees Suit
• Ohio Senate Greenlights Mobile, In-Person Sports Betting
• Canadian Pot Co. 'Budway' Must Pay Subway For Infringement
• Trader Joe's Dodges Suit Over Vanilla Flavoring
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Manufacturer's BIPA Class Suit
• How To Assess Price Volatility Changes In SPAC Class Actions
• Princess Cruises Ship Passenger Drops COVID-19 Suit
• Law Firm Talent Must Reflect Shifting US Demographics
• PF Chang's Wants DoorDash's Insurer To Cover Injury Suit
• NH Hoteliers Score Partial Coverage Win In COVID-19 Suit
• MGM Drops Suit Against DOI Over Tribal Gambling Compacts
• Wendy's Franchisees Operating 139 Eateries Face ADA Suit
• UK Watchdog Probes NCR's $2.5B Cardtronics Buy
• State Farm Renews Bid To Ax La. Eatery's Virus Coverage Suit
• Society Insurance Denied Immediate Appeal In COVID-19 MDL
• Georgia Resort Manager Wants Biz Ownership Dispute Tossed
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Oaktree Lobs Updated Crown Resorts Offer Amid Bidding War
• Casino Co. Says Billionaire Gave Stock Exchange Prez Money
• Judge Tosses Fla. Investment Co.'s COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Marriott Beats Shareholder's Data Breach Suit
• Six Flags Strikes $36M Deal To End Finger Scan Privacy Row
• Red Lobster's Seafood Sustainability Is Fishy, Suit Says
• 9th Circ. Urged To Check Hotels Back Into Virus Coverage Suit
• Ex-Panera Worker Says Boss E-Signed Arbitration Doc For Her
• Judges Should Foster Diversity In MDL Leader Appointments
• Extended Stay Stockholders Sue In Del. To Probe $6B Sale
• US Lawmakers Seek $60B In Added Restaurant Relief Funds
• McDonald's Reports Data Breach In South Korea And Taiwan
• Brand Battles: Miracle-Gro Aims To Weed Out 'Gromeo' TM
• A Biz Strategy Model To Improve Lateral Atty Hiring Diversity
• Boston Hotel's Virus Policy Only Covered 2 Days, Insurer Says
• Insurers Want Golden Corral Franchisees' COVID Suit Tossed
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• McDonald's Accused Of Owing $800K In Shares, Dividends
• Domino's Drivers Say Approximate Refund Isn't Close Enough
• 'Weak' Bid To Move MLB All-Star Game Eviscerated By Judge
• Union Tells 9th Circ. Sycuan Band Must Arbitrate Casino Suit
• Travelers Counters 2 LA Restaurants' Virus Coverage Appeals
• 3rd Circ. Bars Atty Fees For 'Limited Success' In NJ Wage Suit
• Landry's Tells 5th Circ. $20M Data Hack Was A 'Publication'
• COVID-19 Fueled $2.9B Class Action Spending Record
• 8th Circ. Vacates Judge's Order In Panera Non-Compete Fight
• Wardman Hotel OK'd For Ch. 11 Auction Over Union Objection
• Strip Clubs Take COVID-19 Coverage Fight To 9th Circ.
• Bluegreen Dodges Timeshare Exit Co.'s False Ad Claims
• NY Doubletree Franchisee Settles OT Row For $1.4M
• 4 Things To Know About Nevada's Cannabis Lounges
• NYC Hotel's COVID Coverage Suit Can't Avoid Virus Exclusion
• Attys Score $1.1M Payday From $1.8M Jimmy John's OT Deal
• StubHub Owner Tries To Block Class In COVID-19 Refund Suit
• Cedar Fair Entertainment Co. General Counsel Steps Down
• Smaller Firms Need Employee Wellness Programs, Too
• McDonald's Gets Black Franchisees' Race Bias Suit Trimmed
• Another IHG Franchisee Sues Hotel Giant Over Vendor Deals
• Hotel CEOs See Brighter Biz Outlook As Pandemic Recedes
• DC Circ. Backs NLRB In Union's Document Fight With Casino
• Seneca Nation Says NY State Can't Nab Gambling Payments
• Subway Can't Get Junk Text Suit Arbitrated, 2nd Circ. Says
• Ex-Olympic Skater Accused Of $1.6M Virus Relief Fraud
• MLB Pans Suit Over All-Star Game Move As Publicity Stunt
• 6 Calif. Employment Laws To Know For M&A Deals
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• 9th Circ. Judge Doubts Water Park's Bid To Revive Virus Suit
• RI Strip Club's COVID-19 Coverage Suit Moves Forward
• Diamond Resorts Hits 'Timeshare Exit' Co. With False Ad Suit
• In-N-Out Doubles Down In Zurich Pandemic Coverage Beef
• Food Delivery Apps Flouting NYC Fee Cap, Suit Claims
• NFL's Eagles Say Insurer Can't Punt COVID Coverage Suit
• Pa. Judge Tosses Comfort Suites Owners' Virus Coverage Suit
• Airbnb Host Isn't Liable For Slaying, Mass. Justices Say
• 'Top Chef' Judge Settles Wage Row With Delivery Workers
• Fast Food Union Wants NLRB's McDonald's Ruling Overturned
• Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp Ink $32M Deal For Jay Peak Role
• New Pool Of 16K H-2B Guest Worker Visas Already Full
• Versace Owner Fights Bid To Dismiss COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Hartford Unit Escapes Hospitality Group's COVID-19 Loss Suit
• Judge Won't Ax Class Claims For Fingerprint Co. In BIPA Row
• $5M BIPA Suit Against McDonald's Goes To Federal Court
• Ace Dodges Bid For Hotel's Closure Costs In Branding Battle
• Health Hires: Nossaman, JCyte, Gravie, McCarter & English
• Insurer Says McDonald's Franchises Not Covered In BIPA Suit
• MSG Owner Says Insurers Can't Escape COVID Coverage Suit
• Stop Networking, Start Relationship Marketing
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• McDonald's Can't Escape Franchise Worker's Sex Bias Suit
• The Gap's Bid To End NYC Lease Over Virus Faces Skepticism
• IHG Franchisee Hits Hotel Group With Antitrust Suit
• EEOC Says Diner's Female Servers Faced Sexual Harassment
• Insurer Tells 7th Circ. Virus Exclusion Bars All Pandemic Loss
• Celebrity Cruises Wants Coverage For 'Snuba' Death Suit
• Fla. Says CDC Can't Mandate Cruise Vaccine Passports
• Wardman Hotel Unions Say Ch. 11 Sale Plans Ignore Contracts
• Buffalo Wild Wings Owners, Others Seek Virus Loss Coverage
• Insurer Says Seafood Chain's Loss Is Not Coronavirus' Fault
• What Attorneys Should Know About Fee Deferral
• Hobby Lobby Wants To Claw Back $7M Over Stolen Artifacts
• Minn. Judge Says Virus Exclusion No Bar To Closure Orders
• Horsemen Say Kentucky Derby Owner Squashed Competition
• Ex-Indian Affairs Vet Under Trump To Co-Chair Venable Unit
• 9th Circ. Affirms Spokane Tribe's Win In Kalispel Casino Row
• Costco Vendor's Insurer Says Costco Not Covered For Injury
• Ski Resort Slams 'Anomalous' Bid For Notice In FLSA Suit
• Predictions On Pandemic's Lasting Impact On Legal Education
• Simpson-Led TaskUs Leads 3 IPO Launches Totaling $441M
• Dentons Lands Hospitality Atty From Seyfarth In DC
• Airbnb Can Arbitrate COVID-19 Repayment Dispute
• W.Va. Gov. Sues Lender To His Business Empire For $421M
• Eagle Hospitality Foreign Units Can Stay In Ch. 11
• Blackstone And Starwood Sweeten Extended Stay Hotel Deal
• Third Time Not The Charm For Five Guys Worker Wage Deal
• Hilton Seeks Sanctions Against Worker In Tip Payments Suit
• NYC Sued Over Union-Style Fast Food Worker Protections
• Lawyer Perfectionism Is A Disease We Can Control
• Biz Group's Suit Calls Foul On MLB All-Star Game Relocation
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Papa John's Franchisee To Pay $3M To End Drivers' Wage Suit