Hospitality Archive » December, 2022

Hospitality - December, 2022

153 articles

• The Most-Read Legal Industry Law360 Guest Articles Of 2022
• Shower Biz On The Hook For $3M Over Hookless Knockoffs
• 11th Circ. Says Fla. Vaccine Requirement Appeal Isn't Moot
• Tribe Not Too Late To Recoup Fees In Bribe Case, Feds Say
• NYC Cannabis Pizzerias Hit With Minimum Wage, OT Suit
• AIG Unit Argues Excess Policy Not Triggered By Irma Damage
• Fla. Timeshare Wants Early Win In Exit Biz Dispute
• YouTube TV Lands Exclusive Rights To NFL Sunday Ticket
• The Biggest Georgia Rulings Of 2022
• 6th Circ. Tosses 5 Cases Over COVID-19 Insurance Claims
• Ex-Worker Says Disney World Fired Her For Mask Refusal
• What 3 Legal Industry Trends From 2022 Mean For Next Year
• Italian Tax Law Challenged By Airbnb Largely OK, ECJ Says
• Theme Park Co. Wants To Shake Duck Boat Crash Suit
• Fla. Firm Wants $94K Atty Fee In ADA Conspiracy Suit
• Turkish Airlines Signs Deal To End COVID Ticket Refund Suit
• 2nd Circ. Preserves Insurer's Win In 2 Construction Cases
• Groupon Accused Of Offering Bogus Small-Biz Discounts
• Learning From This Year's Legal Industry Discrimination Suits
• Chipotle Customers Seek Class Cert. In Dollar-Shorting Row
• Ex-Spa Worker Hits Hershey With Leave Accommodation Suit
• Schulte Roth-Led Investor Urges Six Flags To Cash In On Land
• 11th Circ. Ruling Rendered DMCA 'Toothless,' Justices Told
• Insurer Says Condo's Irma Suit Is In Wrong State, Too Late
• Pa. Judges Rule Casino 'Points' Are Taxable Revenue
• Carnival Seeks Redo Of $10.2M Verdict Over Rape Claims
• Houston Astros Hit With ADA Suit Over Seating, Again
• The Future Of Legal Ops: AI Has Important Role To Play
• Penn Gets Mass. License As Barstool Shadow Looms Large
• Insurers Argue 2021 Fla. Law Doesn't Save Condo's Late Suit
• 4 Proactive Strategies For 'Rocket Docket' Discovery In SDNY
• Ritz-Carlton Fights DQ Bid In Deceptive Tipping Dispute
• Del. Justices Undo $690M Award In Boardwalk Pipeline Case
• Class Attys Seek $7.4M Following Yelp Deal Ending Suit
• State Farm Policyholders Ask 4th Circ. To Uphold Class Cert.
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• NFL Asks To Keep Antitrust Expert In Sunday Ticket Suit
• Business Groups Urge Congress To Oppose NLRB Funding
• Honduran Private City Says Gov't Violated Autonomy Pledge
• Judge Flags False Ad Suit Against Jets, Giants As Deficient
• McDonald's Franchisee Settles EEOC Suit In $100K Deal
• Pa.'s Changing Employment Laws In 2022 And Beyond
• Allen & Overy Leads Travel Biz's €566M Amsterdam HQ Sale
• Casino Regulars Say Gas Card Email Was A 'Bait And Switch'
• California Grill Gets Settlement In COVID-19 Case
• Calif. Judge Correctly Nixed Tribal Remains Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• EB-5 Developers' Botched Development Deepens Legal Woes
• A High-Profile Year For The WARN Act
• Jury Awards Georgia Attorney $1.15M In Client Fee Dispute
• NYSE Suspends Trading In, Plans To Delist Pennsylvania REIT
• Philly Eagles And 76ers Get Discovery For COVID-19 Cases
• Increasing Law Firm Polarization Will Degrade Rule Of Law
• Fla. Timeshare Co. Says Exit Biz 'Weaponized' Sanction Order
• Timeshare Co. Gets Claim Dropped In Bed Injury Suit
• Hold The Redaction Swiss Cheese, Chancery Tells McDonald's
• Calif. Nightclub Drops 9th Circ. Virus Coverage Appeal
• 6th Circ. To Weigh In On Pizza Drivers' Reimbursement Spat
• Hotel Tech Startup Mews Gets $185M In New Funding Round
• Ga. Airport Spa Leader Says Ex-Atty's Work Isn't Worth $1M
• Musician Classification Pointers For Wash. Hospitality Cos.
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Hotel Servers' OT Suit
• Trial In Fee Fight Focuses On Quantity, Quality Of Atty's Work
• Gelato Shop Franchise Not As Sweet As Promised, Suit Says
• Seminole Gambling Deal Wants It 'Both Ways,' DC Circ. Told
• Pa. Federal Judge Trims Gymnastics Camp Sex Assault Suit
• Casino Owner Looks To Duck $300M Award Enforcement Suit
• Construction Co. Hits Lease Crutcher Lewis With $81M Claim
• Consumer Analysis Techniques For Partitioned Pricing Cases
• Biz Wants Reversal After La. High Court Takes Up Virus Row
• How To Deal With Difficult Clients, Practically And Ethically
• 11th Circ. Ends Wrongful Death Case Against Costa Rica Hotel
• Extended Stay America Hotels Sued Over Refund Refusal
• Calif. Tribe Fights Bid To Sink Claims In Gaming Compact Suit
• Philly Wedding Venue Scores Arbitration In COVID Suit
• Ga. Atty Tells Jurors He's Owed $1 Million In Unpaid Fees
• Starbucks Asks 6th Circ. To Undo Memphis 7 Rehire Order
• Trump Org. Held In Criminal Contempt In 2021
• Judge Says UAE Property Co. Should Face $95M Award Suit
• EatStreet Says Insolvency Imperils $1.2M Wage Deal
• Hooters Sues Vegas Ex-Franchisee, Claims Restaurant Rip-Off
• Golf Caddy Swings At Country Club In Wage-And-OT Action
• Dallas Development Owner Faces $1.1M Suit For Unpaid Loan
• High Court Won't Hear Developer's Virus Coverage Suit
• Sabre Fights US Airways Fee Request For $1 Antitrust Win
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Restitution Bid Too Late In Tribal Bribe Case, Architect Says
• Ohio Justices Rebuff Coverage For Co.'s COVID-19 Losses
• Federal Courts Should Adopt Supreme Court's Amicus Stance
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• Top Firms Make Growth A Priority For 2023
• Tribe Says Insurer Must Cover $5.3M Casino Voucher Fraud
• Trade Groups Urge High Court To Take Up Hotel ADA Fight
• 4th Circ. Dashes Ex-Owner's Bid To Renew Golf Course Spat
• Attys Seek $12.6M In Grubhub Investors' Securities Suit
• NJ Massage Salon Must Face Suit Over Remarks To Gay Client
• Server Drops Wage Suit After Giordano's Doesn't Respond
• The Odd Phrase That Could Flip The Trump Org. Verdict
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Exotic Dancer Says Ohio Club Pays Low Wages, Siphons Tips
• 8th Circ. Won't Rehear Decision On SD Casino Tax Rules
• Manhattan Deli Sued Over Alleged Tip-Sharing Scheme
• SC Tribe Cited Over Outsider-Run Casino In NC
• StubHub Says Farrar & Ball Atty Should Arbitrate Ticket Case
• Insurer And Exhaust Fan Co. Settle $2.5M Hotel Fire Suit
• 'Unfortunately' NYC Can't Nix Trump Golf Deal Post-Verdict
• Father-Son Pair Get Prison For $1.7M COVID Relief Fraud
• Trump Resort Wants Out Of Contract Spat Over Rock Festival
• Data Broker Kochava Slams FTC's Privacy Suit As 'Illogical'
• Ga. Island Vacation Home Owners Drop Short-Term Rental Suit
• NY Appellate Court Reverses Times Square Hotel Ruling
• Awning Co.'s Insurer Must Cover Hotel Injury Suit, Court Told
• Argent Can't Arbitrate Suit Over $99M ESOP Buy
• Report Says Chicago Shouldn't Take Marriott Data Case Home
• Stockholder Wants Disney Records Over Fla. Law Opposition
• 11th Circ. Backs Insurer In Fla. Hotel Owner's Hurricane Suit
• NY AG Agrees To Exclude Ivanka From Trump Org. Monitor
• NJ Hotel Wins Fight With Town Over Property Tax Break
• Calif. Fast Food Wage Law Challenged By Industry Opponents
• Trump Org. Convicted Of Criminal Tax Fraud In NY Trial
• Insurer Urges Default Judgment In Drive-By Shooting Case
• Tribe Wants $240K For Legal Costs In Casino Bribery Probe
• 5th Circ. Mulls Chase Contract In $20M Data Breach Row
• Jay-Z, Caesars, SL Green Put Up Times Square Casino Bid
• Chicago Inks $10M Settlement In Uber Eats Probe
• 6th Circ. Blocks Street Vendors' Bid To Sell Near Detroit Arena
• What New Federal Child Sex Abuse Law Changes For Plaintiffs
• Airbnb Stiffs Homeowners Of Promised Protection, Co. Says
• Justices Won't Revisit Venue In Airbnb Surveillance Case
• Colo. Panel Says Gym Membership Doesn't Bar Abuse Suit
• Injured Carnival Passenger Asks For Interest Added To Verdict
• Vacation Rental Owners Drop COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Grubhub Drivers Can't Ax Arbitration After Postmates Ruling
• Calif. Restaurant's $2M Wine Theft Suit Headed To State Court
• 3 Pricing Trends In Law Firm Use Of Litigation Funding
• 6 Ways Hotel Management Agreements Changed In 2022
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Prestige Leaders
• In Law Firm Race For Revenue, Top Dogs Stand Alone
• Disney Sued Over Park Trip Planner Patent
• Hotel Chain Accused Of Turning 'Blind Eye' To Sex Trafficking
• 5th Circ. Won't Rehear Texas Billionaire's COVID Hotel Fight
• Interest Rates Doom Lender, Crypto Winter Persists
• NYC 'Salt Bae' Steakhouse Sued For Transphobic Behavior
• EatStreet's $1.2M Wage And Tip Deal OK'd By Wis. Judge
• Atty Avoids Sanctions For Tossed Time Records In Client Row
• Injury Suit Against Hilton Hotel Over Drunken Patron Tossed
• Safeguarding Attorneys' Greatest Asset: Our Mental Health
• Avis Customer Attys Ask For $6.3M In Fees In Toll Row
• Hotels' ADA Fight Seen As Ripe For Supreme Court Review
• Walgreens Provides Deficient COBRA Notices, Suit Says
• Poarch Band Moves Ahead With Magic City Casino Buy
• Parents Defend Bias Suit Against Pa. Sesame Place Park
• NYC's New Law Is A Game Changer For Short-Term Rentals
• 'Varsity Blues' Official In Hot Water After Disney Cruise