Hospitality Archive » January, 2023

Hospitality - January, 2023

162 articles

• Gambling Cos. Say Doc Request Should Be Quashed
• Mo. Casino Workers' $5.5M Class Settlement Gets Initial OK
• NY AG Wants Trump And Attys Sanctioned In $250M Suit
• 4th Circ. Says Pollution Policy Doesn't Cover Virus Losses
• Insurer Ducking Irma Appraisal Payment, Miami Hotelier Says
• 5th Circ. Confidential Witness Ruling Is A Big Change
• Seattle Co. Scores Win In Duck Boat Crash Counterclaims
• Attys Score $7.4M In Fees Following Yelp Investor Settlement
• Chicken Buyers Fight Bid To Toss Price-Fixing Claims
• NYC Hotel Urges 2nd Circ. To Revive Severance Law Battle
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Hotel Chain Blames Ga. Atty, Others For Sex Trafficking
• Hotel Operator Strikes Deal To End COBRA Notice Suit
• Bankrupt NYC Holiday Inn Gets OK To House Migrants
• Calif. AG Sets Sights On Mobile App's Privacy Compliance
• Calif. Tribes Score Wins In State Gaming Compact Suits
• Bankrupt NYC Holiday Inn Seeks OK To House Migrants
• NY Lawmaker Urges Sanctions For MSG Owner Over Atty Ban
• McDonald's Ruling Means New Risks For Del. Corp. Officers
• Philippines Casino Operator Looks To Enforce $329M Award
• MGM Gambling Site Facing 3rd Suit Over 2022 Data Breach
• Starbucks Union Says Subpoenas Part Of Intimidation Effort
• 9th Circ. Backs Biden's Power To Fire NLRB General Counsel
• 5 Ways Attorneys Can Use Emotion In Client Pitches
• Hospitality Group Of The Year: Paul Hastings
• Wage Group Reveals Restaurant Lobbyist's Gifts To Congress
• Strip Club Faces Skeptical 11th Circ. Panel In Ordinance Row
• Panel Ends Golf Club's Bid For Damages Over Liquor License
• Vegas Strip Hotels Sued For Colluding To Charge Higher Rates
• Investors Say Unilever Must Face Israel Boycott Suit
• Mich. Panel Blocks Looming Wage, Sick Leave Changes
• 5 Keys To A Productive Mediation
• MSG Owner Floats Dry Night As Atty Ban Comes Under Fire
• Hospitality Group Of The Year: Greenspoon Marder
• Travel Co. Workers Agree To $8.7M Deal To End ESOP Suit
• Ex-Coffee Exec Cops To Embezzlement, Gets 3-6 Years
• Monster's Cafeteria Helps It Defeat 'Ice Monster' TM
• Chancery Says Officers, Directors Both Have Oversight Duties
• LongHorn Steakhouse Faces Nationwide Tip Credit Action
• NY AG Questions Madison Square Garden's Adverse Atty Ban
• Hospitality Group Of The Year: Cadwalader
• How Attys Can Prep Latin American Brands For US Entry
• Sapphire Sport Scores $181M For 2nd Investment Fund
• Trump Drops 2nd Suit Against NY AG Following Sanctions
• Texas Family Sues Insurers Over Wine Theft At Golf Club
• Ex-Olympic Skater Pleads Guilty To COVID Relief Fraud
• DOL Board Rejects 'Vague' Request For Thai Housekeeper
• NIGC Urges 9th Circ. To Uphold Tribal Casino Approval
• Insurer Says Ga. Club Shooting Payout Capped At $100K
• Hospitality Group Of The Year: Greenberg Traurig
• 9th Circ. Revives Serial Litigant's ADA Suit Over Shop Access
• Okla. AG Joins Probe Of BBQ Chain's Deal With State Office
• El Pollo Loco Says La. Chicken Restaurant Is A Copycat
• Evaluating The Legal Ethics Of A ChatGPT-Authored Motion
• Businesses Again Ask 3rd Circ. To Send Virus Suits To Pa.
• NY Bill Would Prohibit MSG From Barring Adverse Attys
• Insurers Want NOLA Eatery To Arbitrate Hurricane Claim
• 9th Circ. Backs Court Order Making LA Restaurant Bargain
• Insurer Says It Owes No Coverage For Quality Inn Shooting
• Shower Curtain Cos. Want $1.5M Atty Fee In Patent Feud
• Ex-LA City Councilman Cops To RICO Conspiracy, Tax Evasion
• 7 Tips To Increase Your Law Firm's DEI Efforts In 2023
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Get Back To Home Base
• Decade After Trial, Judge Says Poultry Cos. Sullied Okla. River
• Ex-LA City Councilor To Plead Guilty To Tax, RICO Crimes
• 'Easy To Hack' Wendy's Franchisee Blamed For Data Breach
• $20M Ski Settlement Gets Final OK, Despite Fee Objections
• SEC Inks Final Deal In Life Time Fitness Insider Trading Row
• Chipotle Says Atty Used Daughter For Change-Shorting Suit
• Atlanta Atty Says Airport Spa Must Pay Bulk Of His Legal Fees
• Court OKs $10M Deal For Ex-Lifetime Members At Pa. Resort
• Judge Tosses Tribe's Casino Pay Row Again
• Ex-Manager Hits Golf Resort With Sexual Harassment Suit
• Franchisees Fight IHG Bid To End Suit Over Data Breach
• Ga. Judges End Burrito Chain's Drinks Suit Against Coca-Cola
• Man's Injury Suit Over Bone In 'Boneless' Wings Dropped
• Proposed Immigration Fee Increases May Have A Silver Lining
• Tribe Can Recoup Legal Bills After Ex-Chair's Bribe Conviction
• Real Estate Rumors: Sortis, BanReservas, Related
• Atty-Client Privilege Arguments Give Justices A Moving Target
• NY Man's $4M Suit Against Topgolf Moved To Federal Court
• 11th Circ. Hints CDC Mask Mandate Procedurally Flawed
• Ark. Judge Voids Cherokee Nation Casino License
• 5 Gen X Characteristics That Can Boost Legal Leadership
• Calif. Fast Food Wage Law Will Wait For Referendum
• Justices Deny Bid To Review Photog's 11th Circ. DMCA Ruling
• DC Health Care Co. To Pay $1.5M For Shorting Pandemic Staff
• Robbins Geller Gets $12.6M Fee In Grubhub Suit
• Cedar Point Amusement Park Hit With Age Discrimination Suit
• Human Trafficking Orgs. Tell High Court To Eye Nurses' Case
• Pastor And Wife Sue Ga. Police Dept. For Libel After Arrest
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• 6 Questions For Boutique Firms Considering Mergers
• DC Judge Nixes EB-5 Investor's Bid To Hurry USCIS
• Online MGM Casino Didn't Protect Personal Data, Suit Says
• Miami Beach Wins Again In Code Enforcement Row With Club
• High Inflation Sends DOL Monetary Penalties Up By 7.7%
• Ariz. Tax Dept. Says Short-Term Super Bowl Rentals Taxable
• Ga. Woman Hits Ramada With Sex Trafficking Allegations
• Wynn Resorts, Ex-GC Beat Bribery Claims At 9th Circ.
• McDonald's SEC Deal Puts Clawbacks On The Value Menu
• FAA Outage Adds To US Air Travel Industry Woes
• Billionaire Can't Nix Trespass Claim In $300M Arb. Award Row
• DC Circ. Seems Split Over Vagueness Of Sex Trafficking Law
• Judge Won't Trim Navajo Nation's Land Trust Suit
• The Issues Shaping Labor Market Antitrust Litigation In 2023
• Ga. Judge Frees Insurer From Renovation Damage Dispute
• US Flights Resume After FAA System Outage
• NY Hotel Union, Cos. Battle Over Post-Shutdown Obligations
• Playing Card Co. Looks To Nix Info Request In Antitrust Suit
• Del. Justices' Reversal Of Boardwalk Award May Apply Widely
• Ohio's Virus-Era Booze Law Went Too Far, State Justices Hear
• Microsoft Trims BIPA Suit Over Cloud Storage For Paychex
• Ill. Restaurant Owner Settles Bartender's OT Wage Dispute
• 5 Tips For Adding Value To Legal Clients' Experience In 2023
• Feds Want To Nix Last Claim In Navajo Relocation Suit
• Embassy Suites Privacy Invasion Case Sent Back To Ga. Court
• Hotel Says Insurers Must Cover Homeless Families' Damages
• Ex-Knicks Player Says NY Court Erred In Tossing MSG Suit
• NYC Tells 2nd Circ. Hotel Severance Battle Is Past Its Prime
• McDonald's, Ex-CEO Settle SEC Claims Over Termination
• Trump Must Face NY AG's $250M Tax Fraud Suit
• Casino Sued By Fired Religious Worker Who Refused Vaccine
• House Speaker Stalemate Delays DC Minimum Wage Overhaul
• Lack Of Licensing Information Dooms H-2A Application
• NC Restaurant Co. Says Insurer Owes Defense For Arbitration
• Meat Co. To Take Steelers' Stadium Beef To Pennsylvania
• 3rd Circ. Denies Coverage For Businesses' Pandemic Losses
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Fed. Circ. Told GAO Report Bolsters PTAB Due Process Fight
• Miami Club Can't Arbitrate Based On Ex-Worker's E-Signature
• DOL Board Says Revision Undermined Co.'s H-2B Application
• New USCIS Visa Fees Won't Solve Bigger Issues, Attys Say
• La. Hard Rock Hotel Collapse Suit Removed To Federal Court
• McDonald's Tells 7th Circ. No-Poach Claims Lack Merit
• Girardi Keese Trustee Goes After $48M In Suspect Payments
• Insurer Escapes Defense Of Illinois Pub In Stabbing Injury Suit
• Wahlburgers In A Pickle Over Natural Ingredients Claims
• Former Ga. Restaurant Owners Sue SBA Over Relief Funds
• Fox Purchase Option In FanDuel Worth $3.7B, Court Confirms
• Mich. Tribe Owes $89M Over Failed Casinos, Judge Says
• FTC Blasts Data Broker Co.'s 'Preemptive' Privacy Suit
• Clark Hill Combines With Philadelphia Real Estate Boutique
• The Biggest Bankruptcy Actions From Over The Holidays
• 10th Circ. Backs Denial Of Restaurant's Virus Coverage
• Okla. Lawmaker Again Tries To Legalize Sports Betting
• Calif.'s Landmark Fast-Food Wage Law Halted Amid Challenge
• A Tumultuous 2022 For CRE And What Comes Next
• US Aims To Fund Asylum Cases With Higher Immigration Fees
• Conn. Caregivers Say Agency Owes OT For Interrupted Breaks
• Developer Asks 3rd Circ. To Revive Golf Club Sale Fraud Suit
• 4 Cruise Cos. Ordered To Pay $440M For Cuba Port Use
• 6 Ways To Avoid Compounding Errors When Practicing Law
• Pa. Hotel Can't Trim Job-Seeker's Drug Discrimination Suit
• Sports & Betting Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2023
• Bankruptcy Cases And Trends To Watch In 2023
• State AGs May Double Down On Bipartisan Issues In 2023
• 5 Major Wage And Hour Cases To Watch In 2023
• What Will Keep Legal Talent Professionals Up At Night In 2023
• Hospitality Cases To Watch In 2023
• 4 Cybersecurity Cases To Watch In 2023