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Hospitality - August, 2022

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• Robbins Geller To Rep Unilever Investors In Israel Stance Suit
• 9th Circ. Says Blind Vendors Have Priority In Army Contract
• Laos Ditches Suit Over Failed Casino Venture, For Now
• Local Biz Interests Welcome Gun-Free Times Square Zone
• 9th Circuit Urged To Look Again At LA Trash Disposal Case
• Judge Ends Up Letting Domino's Foe Appeal $2.7M Fee Award
• ABA Stance On Role Of Nonlawyers Is Too Black And White
• Philly Hotel Wants Wyndham Sex Trafficking Suit Nixed
• Eateries Ask To Resume Ill. Grubhub Suit As Colo. Case Stalls
• Delta Gets New Trial Over 'Grossly Excessive' $8.5M Verdict
• Maskless Fan Hits Back At MLB's Nationals In Disability Row
• Texas Appeals Court Finds HOA Can Limit Short-Term Rentals
• Arbitration Is Next In Texas Hospitality Fraud Case, Court Says
• Hong Kong PE Firm PAG To Buy $721M Japanese Theme Park
• DOJ Says Chicken Execs Can't Split Up Price-Fixing Trial
• How D&O Insurers Can Limit Bankruptcy Exclusion Risks
• Harnessing The Power Of Big Data In Litigation
• Calif. Senate Passes Bill To Regulate Fast-Food Wages
• DOL Board Refuses Texas Hotel's Bid To Hire H-2B Workers
• How Law Firm Operations Can Adjust To New COVID Realities
• Cohen Tauber Atty Tells Judge Firm Hit By Ransomware Hack
• Rite Aid Will Face Trimmed TM Suit Over New Logo
• Navajo Nation Asks Judge Not To Trim Land Trust Suit
• Ex-Airbnb Counsel Fills GC Vacancy At SonarSource
• Real Estate Rumors: Honda, Lendlease, Blackstone
• Golf Project Ch. 11 Ruling Is A Deal Term Negotiation Lesson
• NJ Aims To Pause 'Erroneous' $13M Casino Payment Order
• Golden Corral Wants 4th Circ. To Rehear COVID Coverage Suit
• Uptick In Laura Suits Stresses Mediation Import, Experts Say
• Ill. Wedding Venue Can't Shake $2M Verdict In TM Spat
• Real Estate Co. Drops Trademark Suit Against Uber
• Alterra Settles Ski Pass Class Action For $20M
• Calif. Motel Lodging Homeless Guests Sues Anaheim
• Law Of The Case Is More Nuanced Than You May Think
• Michigan Chipotle Workers Vote To Unionize In Company First
• Pa. Court OKs FLSA Collective For Kings Restaurant Workers
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ex-SF Official Gets 7 Years For Public Corruption, Bribery
• University Nonprofits Fight Insurer's Bid To Toss Virus Row
• New Whitbread Hotel Brand Invests £200M In London Property
• 8 Key Factors That Influence COVID Commercial Lease Suits
• USCIS, Investors Cut Deal Ending Suits Over EB-5 Reforms
• Care Home Must Face Suit Over Resident's Fall In Auto Door
• MLS Team Must Wait For Virus Coverage Ruling From 3rd Circ.
• Engage Associates At Orientation With Thoughtful Activities
• Hotel Owner's Ch. 11 Attorney Fee Opposition Trimmed
• 'Timeshare Exit' Firm Agrees To Stop Helping Owners
• Insurer Asks 11th Circ. To Find 'Claim' Includes EEOC Charge
• Contract Counterclaims Can Stay In EB-5 Investor Squabble
• NLRB Attys Say Schultz's Starbucks Union Talk Broke Law
• COVID-19 Tort Cases Have Peaked, Report Says
• Biz Groups Ask Texas Justices To Nix Insurers' Claims Edge
• Ex-DOI Boss Zinke Lied During Casino Project Probe, IG Says
• La. Hotel Owner Says Insurer Hasn't Paid For Laura Damage
• Tribal Suit Against Mich. Judge, Casino Developers Tossed
• Portland Restaurants Should Lose Virus Suits, Judge Says
• Chef Mario Batali Settles Massachusetts Groping Suits
• The Cruciality Of Building Client Intimacy Ahead Of Recession
• Co. Tells Calif. Justices It's Not Liable For 'Take-Home' COVID
• McElroy Deutsch Wins $170K Fees Against NJ In Casino Row
• Calif. Hit With Tribal Gambling Suit After Inking New Compacts
• New Orleans Short-Term Rental Law Found Unconstitutional
• JLL Can Pursue Defamation Claims Against Whistleblower
• Margaritaville Hotel Added To Florida Mixed-Use Development
• Storm Insurance Considerations For Cos. New To Florida
• How To Win Over Bench Trial Judges Post-COVID
• 3 Insurers Accused Of Contract Breach Over Hurricane Laura
• La. Hotels Blame Starr For Delaying Hurricane Laura Coverage
• Insurers Want Hotel's COVID-19 Suit Tossed, Not Paused
• Sushi Bar Says Insurer Must Cover Suit Over Mislabeled Fish
• Tourism Biz Says Balloon Atty's Withdrawal Bid Is Just Hot Air
• Abandoned NC 'Ghost' Park Sparks Contract Spat
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• La. Plantation Loses Bid For COVID-19 Business Coverage
• Bars Want To Score Class Cert. In 'NFL Sunday Ticket' Suit
• A Cautionary Tale On Diversity Jurisdiction From The 6th Circ.
• Investors Seek 4th Circ.'s Help In FTC's Belize Scam Case
• Attys Seek $13M Payout For Pork Antitrust Deal With Eateries
• 11th Circ. Grounds Woman's Delta In-Flight Injury Suit
• A Deep Dive Into The Glass Ceiling Report: Women In Law
• Justices Won't Reconsider Viking Arbitration Decision
• Don't Miss It: Goodwin, Cooley Guide Week's Hot Deals
• H-2B Visa Boom Tied To $1.8B In Wage Theft, Report Says
• 3rd Circ. Favors TripAdvisor In Seized Cuban Property Suit
• USCIS Says Congress Wanted 'Makeover' Of EB-5 Program
• Real Estate Rumors: 3D Investments, Haywood Group, Steam
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Chicago Restaurant Co. Accused Of Imposing Surprise Fees
• La. Appeals Court Boosts Eatery's Virus Coverage Win
• Fla. Appeals Court Says No To Arbitration In Nightclub Suit
• New Mich. Rent Law Improves Borrower-Lender Relationships
• Airport Vendor Co. Can't Halt Eviction Amid Contract Spat
• Firm Behind 1st State Appellate COVID Win Files More Ill. Suits
• Fla. Court Can't Hear Lifeboat Death Suit Against German Co.
• Jury Awards $23M In Damages For Nobu Hotel Chicago Fraud
• Franchisee Can't Escape Pizza Chain's Trade Secret Suit
• 7th Circ. Upholds Ind. Hotel Owner's Virus Coverage Loss
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over Jersey City Rental Law
• No Fraud In Nobu Hotel Chicago Project, Jury Is Told
• Preparing Ticket Seller Sites For NY Fee Transparency Law
• Calif. Restaurant Argues Insurer's COVID Exclusion Ambiguity
• Hospitality Workers Denied Certification Bid In OT Suit
• NY Co. Can Exit Chinese Investors' Suit Over NC EB-5 Project
• Accuser Settles Sex-Trafficking Suit Against Ga. Inn Owner
• Trump Urges 2nd Circ. To Revive Challenge To NY Biz Probe
• Firm Behind 1st State Appellate COVID Win Files New Suits
• Coffee Co. Says $8M Arbitral Award Suit Belongs In Fla.
• Judge Strikes DOJ Memo Over Footnotes In Wynn FARA Case
• Hospitality Company Guesty Raises $170M In Series E
• What Litigators Can Really Learn From Rambo
• Poultry Execs Get Clarification On Price-Fixing Charges
• Insurers Claim Calif. Franchisee's Virus Suit Can't Stay In Pa.
• Live Nation Says Prior COVID Rulings Don't Nix Coverage Suit
• Grubhub Fights Investors' Certification Bid In Securities Suit
• Wis. Cafe Can't Revive 'Mask Free' Dispute, 7th Circ. Says
• Attorneys Should Note Judges' Financial Conflicts Of Interest
• Georgia Drive-By Shooting Not Covered, Insurer Says
• Ritz-Carlton Still On The Hook For Deceptive Tipping Claims
• 13 States Ask 10th Circ. To Join Oral Args To Halt Wage Hike
• Compliance Steps For Cos. After Mich. LGBTQ Bias Ruling
• Starbucks Alleges Collusion Between NLRB Officials, Union
• 9th Circ. Might Wait Before Ruling On COVID Insurance Suits
• Ex-Poultry Execs Can't Bypass Grand Jury Secrecy, Feds Say
• Contractor Lied About Nobu Hotel Chicago Project, Jury Told
• Hotel Says Ch. 11 Malpractice Release For Pillsbury Invalid
• Calif. Tribe's Fed. Casino Construction Suit Tossed, For Now
• 11th Circ. Affirms Hospitality Tech Biz Win In Photo TM Fight
• Avis And Customers Reach $45M Deal In E-Toll Fees Suit
• Hospitality Cases To Watch For The Rest Of 2022
• A Law Firm's Guide To Avoiding Client Conflicts
• Expect More DOJ Labor Market Enforcement, Despite Losses
• Ex-Taylor English Partner Becomes Hooters' CLO
• Feds Aim For More Insight On Hacks With Maze Of Policies
• NHL Limited To Communicable Disease Coverage In Virus Suit
• Church Mutual Needn't Cover Care Center's BIPA Suit Defense
• IP Forecast: Tesla Wants To Steer Secrets Case Out Of Court
• Creation Museum Moves For Pandemic Relief From Insurers
• Golden Corral Defeated In 4th Circ. Virus Coverage Appeal
• LA Council Puts Hotel Rooms For Homeless Bill On Ballot
• Calif. Theater Says Virus, Protest Claims Warrant Coverage
• Models Sue Atlanta-Area Clubs Over 'Improper' Use of Photos
• Spirit Denied Quick 2nd Circ. Appeal Of Bag-Fee Class Cert.
• Real Estate Rumors: CoreVest, Hartz Mountain, Dwight
• Understanding DC Circ.'s Agency Rule Withdrawal Debate
• La. Court Rejects Lloyd's Protest Of Biz's Virus Coverage Win
• Eateries Ask NC Justices To Hear Virus Coverage Appeal
• MSG Owner Says Judge Got It Wrong In Virus Coverage Row
• Ohio Orchestra Faces Suit Over Trans Surgery Coverage Veto
• Festival Planner Must Face Suit Over Death, Mass. Court Says
• SC Justices Say COVID-19 Orders Don't Trigger Coverage
• Considerations For Associates As Lateral Hiring Cools Down
• SPAC Investor Sues For $23.7M Fertitta Merger Kill Fee
• Whiteford Taylor Adds Eckert Seamans Hospitality Attorney
• Caesars, Tribe Partner On $650M Virginia Casino
• Ga. Judge Revives Insurer's Hotel Fire Suit With Vent Maker
• Trump Pleads 5th In NY AG's Fraud Probe
• Pork Spat Tabled As Bacon Lobby Awaits High Court Ruling
• Thousands Of NYC Chipotle Workers Secure $20M Settlement
• Judge Says He Can't Review Workers' FLSA Suit Dismissal
• Live Nation Escapes Suit Over Post-Concert Sex Assault
• Justices' EPA Ruling Didn't Move Needle On Chevron Doctrine
• Allen & Overy Settles Suit Over Soccer Stadium Lease
• IHG To Buy Back $500M Shares As Travel Demand Booms
• DC Circ. Won't Review Ruling Reviving Dems' GSA Docs Suit
• DOJ Drops 2 Ex-Pilgrim's Pride Execs From Price-Fixing Case
• EatStreet's $1.2M Wage And Tip Deal Denied By Wis. Judge
• Recent State Rulings Buck Trend In COVID Insurance Disputes
• Ill. Sky Zone Franchiser Freed From Ex-Worker's BIPA Suit
• Ga. McDonald's Franchisees Want PPP Fraud Case Tossed
• Trump Resort Ditched Music Event Contract, Suit Says
• Pueblo Gets Early Win In Casino Slip-And-Fall Venue Fight
• Tribe Urges Judge Not To Nix Fort Sill Apache Casino Case
• Union Fund's Trustee Says Philly Hotel Is Shirking Audit
• Ethics Lessons From The Alex Jones Discovery Debacle
• 11th Circ. OKs Cruise Crew's COVID Captivity Claims In Court
• NJ Judge Hints At Striking Law Reducing Casino Payments
• Property Insurance Cases Of Note From The 1st Half Of 2022
• Corrupt Intent Dooms 'Varsity Blues' Appeal, 1st Circ. Told
• Real Estate Rumors: Tory Burch, Donec, Stonehill
• 11th Circ. Reverses Sex Club Manager's Pretrial False Ad Loss
• Pretzel Co. Franchisor Loses Bid For Injury Claim Coverage
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Aon Wants To Consolidate Conn. COVID-19 Case With NY Suit
• Hotel Wants Stay Till NJ Rules In COVID-19 Shutdown Cases
• Apple, Google, Meta Seek Immunity In Gambling App MDL
• Diamond Resorts Settles Suit Against Timeshare Exit Firm
• More Employment Regs May See 'Major Questions' Challenges
• 11th Circ. Ruling Ends Ala. Eateries' Virus Coverage Claims
• Combating Implicit Bias In Alternative Dispute Resolution
• Pork Industry Says Mass. Law Threatens US Bacon Supply
• Judge OKs $2.3M Deal In WARN Act Suit Against Fla. Hotel Co.
• US DOT Floats Stiffer Airline Ticket Refund Rules
• Hotel Wants Texas Standards For COVID-19 Shutdown Case
• How The Metaverse Will Affect Business And Legal Processes
• Disney Settles Visa, Mastercard Fees Suit Days After Filing
• Fla. Wedding Design Co.'s Virus Coverage Loss Upheld
• NJ Wants $13M Casino Payment Order Paused For Appeal
• The False Claims Act's Untapped Potential In PPP Fraud Fight
• Gov't's Tribal Trust Land Move 'Political,' Mass. City Says
• Planet Hollywood's COVID Suit Against Zurich Thrown Out
• Judge Sends Ramen Vending Machine Feud To Arbitration
• COVID Shutdowns Should Trigger Coverage, Hotel Chain Says
• Argent Says Arbitration Pacts Sink Suit Over $99M ESOP Sale
• Disney Hits Visa, Mastercard With Suit Over Interchange Fees
• 11th Circ. Finds Miami Beach's Strip Club Rules Constitutional
• Travel App's 'Price Freeze' Misleads Consumers, Suit Says
• Navigating Arbitral Subpoenas In A Post-COVID Landscape
• Wyndham Sues Philly Hotel For Sex Trafficking Claims
• Whiteford Taylor Must Face $18M Legal Malpractice Claim
• 11th Circ. Urged To Back Ruling Ending CDC Mask Mandate
• Pa. Panel Lets Hotel Next Door Set Pittsburgh Tower's Height