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Hospitality - June, 2022

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• Historic Virgin Islands Resort Sues Feds Over Land Ownership
• Ill. Panel Adds Another Virus Coverage Loss For Restaurants
• NJ Casino Workers Ready To Strike Over Wage Impasse
• Real Estate Rumors: Divya Patel, Barren County, Prologis
• Wawa Loses NJ Bid for Virus Business Interruption Coverage
• Judge Told Not To DQ Troutman Pepper In Dunkin' TM Row
• Ethics Considerations For Attorneys Joining Nonprofit Boards
• Spirit Deal Up In The Air After Shareholder Meeting Delayed
• Calif. To Extend Gaming Compacts With Dozens Of Tribes
• Judge Won't Pause Laos' Suit Over Failed Casino Venture
• Chick-Fil-A Branch Wrongly Fired Harassed Worker, Suit Says
• Flouted Deadlines Net Caustic Sanctions Order In NC Biz Spat
• Bar Owner Says She's Owed Coverage After Ex's Arson
• Trump No Longer In Contempt In NY AG's Fraud Probe
• Del. Justices OK Toss Of El Pollo Loco Insider Trading Suit
• 1st Circ. Affirms Whole Foods Win In Workers' BLM Mask Case
• Airport Workers, Food Provider Ink $1.3M Time Trimming Deal
• Real Estate Co. Can't Get $12M Virus Coverage Under Policy
• 8th Circ. Rejects Hotel Operator's Virus Coverage Appeal
• One Mystery Word Has Set Off A Race For Rural EB-5 Deals
• McDonald's Defeats Ex-Workers' No-Poach Claims
• Atlanta Hotel Asks 11th Circ. To Revive Mold Damage Claim
• Senior Living Co. Says Insurers Stopped Paying Defense Bills
• LA Developer Convicted In City Council Bribery Scheme
• DC Circ. Orders Reopening Of Decades-Old Hilton ERISA Case
• Calif. Ruling Steadies Fraught EB-5 Landscape For Now
• Marriott Project Backers Win NJ Appeal Over Failed Land Deal
• Hotel REIT Says Insurers Must Cover COVID-19 Losses
• Watson Farley & Williams Guides $374M Cruise Terminal Deal
• Frontier Urges Spirit Investors To Approve $6.6B Merger
• Tennessee Titans Settle Ex-Worker's COVID-19 Leave Suit
• NY AG Says Trump Satisfied Order That Prompted Contempt
• Feds Urge Jury To Convict Developer Of Bribing LA Pol Huizar
• Architect Says Gov't Can't Back Up Casino Bribery Conviction
• NJ Panel Reverses Casino's Virus Coverage Suit Victory
• Brand Battles: Coachella Seeks To Shut Down 'Moechella' TM
• Judge OKs $34M Avis Rental Insurance Settlement
• NH Medical Society Denounces Insurers' COVID-19 Science
• Carnival Fined $5M By NY For Cybersecurity Violations
• 3rd Judge On NYC Vax Case Refuses To Step Down
• Now's The Time To Address Archaic Law School Curricula
• Restaurant Co. Denied NY High Court Bid In Virus Appeal
• Pebblebrook Inks $174M Deal For Rhode Island Resort
• Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade
• Feds Let Flipped Witness Keep Dirty Cash Tax-Free, Jury Told
• 11th Circ. Upholds Ga. Arcade's Pandemic Coverage Loss
• Casino Mogul Must Give Deposition In $63M Bartlit Beck Row
• High Court's Tribal Ruling May Enable More Gambling In Texas
• Ohio Ferry Service Sues Boat Architect, Alleging Shoddy Work
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Public Finance Atty To Atlanta Office
• Lessons From Lawyer Fee-Sharing Agreements Gone Wrong
• LA Fundraiser Says He Was Urged To Blame Huizar For Bribes
• Calif. High Court Will Consider 'Take-Home' COVID-19 Liability
• DOJ Says Trade Group Can't Join Suit Over EB-5 Visa Freeze
• LeClairRyan Bankruptcy Highlights Pass-Through Tax Issue
• Real Estate Rumors: EverWest, Apollo, Pebb Capital
• Counting Down To New Year's Day Sports Betting In Ohio
• Carnival To Pay States $1.25M Over 2019 Data Breach
• Travel Insurer Asks 2nd Circ. To Uphold Virus Coverage Ruling
• Justices Deny Bid To Void Immunity In Tribal Conspiracy Suit
• Meta Inks Deal To End Feds' Biased Housing Ads Suit
• 'By Chloe' Celeb Chef Settles Trademark Spat With PE Firms
• Force Majeure Claims Amid New Supply Chain Disruptions
• Judge Shuts Door On Dairy Queen's 'Blizzard' TM Fight
• 8 Steps To Creating A Legal Ops Technology Road Map
• Restaurant Is Owed Interest On Fire Claims, Minn. Panel Says
• Personal Injury Atty Rejoins Thompson Coe From Boutique
• Hartford Unit Scores NJ Appellate Win Over Virus Coverage
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Insurer, Hotels Drop Dispute Over Sex Trafficking Cases
• Justices Decline To Review Nixing Of Texas Latex Club Fee
• Will BigLaw Regret Its Hiring Spree As The Economy Softens?
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• Top Immigration Cases In 2022: Midyear Review
• Insurers Dealt Win On COVID-19 Claims By NJ Appeals Court
• Ex-LA Official Took Bribes To Save Projects, Ex-Aide Testifies
• Costco Reaches Deal With Creditors, Banks In Swipe Fee MDL
• Pa. Midyear Report: Courts Tackle Ballots, Virus Losses
• Virus Exclusion Dooms NJ Whiskey Bar's Business Loss Suit
• Pa. Judge Allows Vendors Back Into Pittsburgh's Airport
• 7th Circ. Finds Mattress Co. Can't Overcome Virus Exclusion
• Dunkin' Wants Troutman Pepper DQ'd From Slogan Suit
• Travelers Seeks Quick Win Over Covering $50M Hotel Dispute
• 7th Circ. Says Debt Owner Missed Chance For Eatery's Deed
• The Importance Of Data And Data Analysis In Litigation
• Insurer Loses Bid To Limit Boston Hotel's Virus Losses
• AmGuard Says Poor Construction Worsened McDonald's Fire
• Ind. High Court Suspends Ex-Casino GC After Tax Fraud Plea
• LA Developer Told Informant Ex-Pol 'Played' Them, Jury Hears
• Unilever Faces Investor Suit Over Ben & Jerry's Israel Stance
• 'Dam Has Broken' With New Orleans Biz's Virus Coverage Win
• Lakers Ask Court Not To Flip On Virus Coverage Claim
• Lathrop GPM Tops Off Franchise Team With Partner In Dallas
• Bar Is On Its Own In Workers' Comp Coverage Suit, ADP Says
• Crown Resorts Gets Final Approval For $6.3B PE Takeover
• Chubb Unit, Health Co. Settle Suit Over Canceled Trade Show
• Supreme Court Says Viking Sales Rep Can't Dodge Arbitration
• High Court Says Texas Can't Block Tribe's E-Bingo
• Trumps Must Face NY AG's Fraud Questions, Court Says
• Hong Kong Cos. Fight Arbitration In Ramen Machine Fight
• Eateries' 9th Circ. Virus Appeals On Hold Until Wash. Ruling
• Fla. Court's Mask Mandate Decision Is Confusing
• Small Biz Debt Limit Raised, Crypto Exec Can't Ditch Case
• BakerHostetler Adds 5-Atty McGuireWoods Real Estate Team
• $12M Chancery Deal Sought For $335M NY Casino-Resort Suit
• Untangling A Web Of State Regulations For Cannabis Lounges
• Steps Companies Can Take To Mitigate Privilege Labeling Risk
• Spirit Enters Talks With JetBlue, But Frontier Deal Still On
• NJ Casino Workers To Vote On Strike Amid Stalled Wage Fight
• 6th Circ. Again Backs Zurich In Eateries' Virus Appeal
• Masseuses Hit NY Spa With Wage-And-Tipping Suit
• Justices Skip Software Co.'s Patent Eligibility Row
• Judge Exits NYC Vaccine Case After Stock Complaints
• Choice Buys Radisson Hotel Group Americas In $675M Deal
• High Court Revives Ch. 11 Fee Refund Case At 10th Circ.
• Papa John's Franchises Owner, Driver Ink Pay Row Deal
• Blackfeet And Bankrupt Campsite Tussle Over Tribal Court
• What Litigation Funding Disclosure In Delaware May Look Like
• NYC Teachers Want Judge Off Vax Case Due To Pfizer Stock
• Real Estate Rumors: Amazon, OKO Group, Bay Road Partners
• 4th Circ. Says Insurer Not Liable for Virus Losses
• Marriott Beats Ga. Staffing Co.'s Canceled Conference Case
• Cleary Revives NYC Hotel's Prospects In $121M Property Fight
• Hard Rock Developer Faces $1.6M Body Recovery Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Mohegan Tribe's COVID-19 Insurance Claims For Casino Nixed
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Ill. Mall Eatery's COVID Coverage Suit
• Crown Resorts Gets Regulatory Approvals In $6.3B PE Buyout
• Thor Equities Defends Experts Ahead Of Virus Coverage Trial
• Hotel Says Pillsbury Should Forfeit Fee For Bad Ch. 11 Advice
• Property Insurance Plan Doesn't Cover COVID, 6th Circ. Says
• Chicken Insider Testifies About Game-Changing Meeting
• Trump Kept In Contempt Limbo, Will Testify In July
• Airbnb Ad Ban Isn't Restraint On Free Speech, 5th Circ. Told
• Cos. Ask 9th Circ. To Reverse Virus Coverage Dismissals
• Domino's $2.7M Fee Win Can't Be Appealed, Judge Says
• SC Justices Focus On Biz's Communicable Disease Coverage
• Commercial Tenant Takeaways From Conn. COVID Ruling
• Calif. Judge Slams Door On 'Ambiguous' Tribal Remains Suit
• NJ Casino, Fired GC Complete Deal In Whistleblower Suit
• Justices Refuse To Broaden Border Agents' Personal Liability
• Chicken Execs 'Ganged Up' To Fix Prices, 3rd Jury Hears
• Calif. Judge Ends Suit Alleging Tribal Court Misdeeds
• 'Buffalo Wings' Creator Accuses Fla. Eatery Of Ripping Off TM
• Pizzeria Drops Appeal For Coverage Of IP Infringement Suit
• Spirit Shareholder Sues In Del. Over $6.6B Frontier Deal
• SC High Court Set To Tackle COVID Coverage Suit
• Circuit Courts Back Insureds' Losses In Virus Coverage Suits
• Tribe Asks 9th Circ. To Revisit Arbitration Row With Union
• Vrbo Urges Judge To Keep Rental Suit Federal
• Businessman Asks Idaho Court To Pause Laos Casino Fight
• Oklahoma Judge Won't Block Fort Sill Apache Casino
• How In-House Legal Leaders Can Drive Corporate Growth
• Justices Won't Hear Ch. 11 Equitable Mootness Case
• Casino Says It's Not Liable For Worker's Murder Of Colleague
• Mass. Precedent Dooms Virus Coverage Suits, 1st Circ. Says
• Emirati Family Says It's Not Liable For $95M Cessna Award
• Foley Reps Hospitality REIT In $260M Buy Of Texas Property
• Florida Real Estate Roundup: Alta, Skanska, BTI Partners
• 11th Circ. Affirms Nationwide's Win In Eatery's Virus Suit
• Mass. Bills Will Have Broad Impact On Cannabis Industry
• Attorneys Should Tread Carefully On Job Counteroffers
• Architect Says Casino Bribery Conviction Lacked Proof
• Canadian Regulator Rips Tim Hortons For Tracking App Users
• Grubhub Investors Seek Class Cert. In Securities Suit
• 4th Circ. Says Constitutionality Of W.Va. COVID Orders Is Moot
• 'Influencer Cafe' Ripped Off Brand, The Breakfast Klub Claims
• The Future Of Legal Ops: Time To Get Serious About Data
• Ex-NFL Team Worker Seeks Early Win On COVID-19 Leave Suit
• Not All 'Forever Chemicals' Are Unsafe, McDonald's Argues
• EPR Properties Bets $142M On Resort, Waterpark
• Excess Insurer Says No Coverage For Resort's $60M Payout
• Pilates Studios' Virus Suit Fails As Conn. Bar Fights Dismissal
• Bus Platform Drives Toward Public Listing Via SPAC Merger
• Illinois Workers Sue Microsoft Over Biometric Privacy Law
• Dallas Italian Eatery Says New York Chain Infringes TM
• Returning Workers Hit Limit For Extra H-2B Visas In FY 2022
• Insurer Says New Rulings Call For Trim To Live Nation Suit
• Mass. Ruling Reduces Employers' Overtime Exposure Risks
• Park Hotels Sells 25% Stake In San Diego Hotel For $102M
• Wynn Says The House Should Win Short-Changing Slots Suit
• Wis. Justices Say COVID-19 Losses Not Covered