Hospitality Archive » April, 2023

Hospitality - April, 2023

167 articles

• Customers Accuse Grubhub Of Hiding Price-Fixing Docs
• Calif. Asks 9th Circ. To Revisit Uber's AB 5 Challenge Revival
• Hotel Urges 11th Circ. To Keep Insurer Duty Over Shower Film
• SEC Claims Colo. Man Gained $1M in Hotel Investment Fraud
• Shamrock Foods' Drivers Sue Over Missed Meal, Rest Breaks
• Magistrate Judge Recuses Himself In Disney-DeSantis Fight
• Class In Race Bias Suit Ill-Defined, Sesame Place Park Says
• Short Message Data Challenges In E-Discovery
• Reps. Tell Vidal She Is Overstepping With USPTO Power
• NYC Italian Restaurants Hit With Suit Alleging Unpaid Wages
• Claims Cut In Suit Over Refused Extended Stay Hotel Refunds
• Disney Tells Mich. Justices To Skip Review Of Escheat Rulings
• Yahoo Says It Won't Produce Atty Emails In EB-5 Fraud Suit
• Feds Rip Ex-Nassau County Executive's Bribery Appeal
• How Unions Could Stem Possible Wave Of Calif. PAGA Claims
• 3rd Circ. Says NLRB Can Go After Nursing Home Entities
• Phish Tour To See Crackdown On Counterfeit Merch Sales
• Okla. Tribe Fights Feds' Dismissal Bid In Casino Land Row
• Online Slot Game Co. Says Player Can't Arbitrate For Others
• NJ Country Club Can't Stop Town's Alleged Sewage Dumping
• One-Armed Man Wrongly Denied Ride Access, 11th Circ. Told
• Court OKs Expanded Search Terms In NFL Sunday Ticket Row
• Travel Booking Biz Hopper Can't Duck Suit Over 'Price Freeze'
• Investors Sue Over End Of Lauded Chicago Restaurant Biz
• Thomas Report Is Final Straw — High Court Needs Ethics Code
• Disney-DeSantis Fight Spills Into Court
• Philly Casino, Firms Urge 3rd Circ. To Shield Privileged Docs
• Marriott Survives Bid To Ax Counterclaims In COVID Row
• 9th Circ. Won't Award $1.1M Atty Fee In Tribes' Gambling Case
• Mich. PE Firm Says Seattle Startup Owes It $500K
• Six Flags To Build Calif.'s Biggest Solar Energy Project In LA
• Mich. Statute Of Limitations Cases Carry Nationwide Impacts
• Food Service Co. Beats Jehovah's Witness Bias Suit
• Mt. Rainier Resort Can't Keep Permit After Construction Delay
• Insurer Asks 11th Circ. To Revive Hilton Mold Countersuit
• Joint Representation Ethics Lessons From Ga. Electors Case
• Whitbread Begins £300M Share Buyback As Profits Jump
• Queens Restaurateur Dodges Ex-Server's Race Bias Claims
• Lawyer Discernment Is Critical In The World Of AI
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Insurers Keep Win In Hoteliers' NJ COVID Coverage Fight
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Filipino Nurses' Trafficking Suit
• DLA Piper Leads $10M Buy Of Canadian Ski Resort Tech Biz
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• TripAdvisor Stockholder Sues In Del. To Stop Move To Nevada
• 9th Circ. Won't Review Ex-Airline Pilot's Whistleblower Case
• Fla. Judge OKs $3.8M Emergency DIP Loan To Luxury Resort
• State Law Claims Cut From Calif. Tribe's Gambling Pact Suit
• Celebrity Cruises Accused Of Storing Dead Body In Cooler
• Mich. Justices Refuse To Pause Disney's Escheat Dispute Win
• Fla. Attorney Settles Bahamas Real Estate Scam For $350K
• Amid Wave Of Amazon Tie-Ups, Scrutiny Turns To IRobot Buy
• Hotel Worker Attributes Firing To Pregnancy Leave Request
• 9th Circ. Gas Ruling Not Death Knell For Electric Future
• Bowling Alley Company Loses $50M COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Don't Forget Alumni Engagement When Merging Law Firms
• 2nd Circ. Rejects NY Hotel's Bid For COVID Coverage
• Insurer Off The Hook In Ill. Pub Stabbing Injury Suit
• Sorrels Adds Litigation Muscle In Houston With Ex-Prosecutor
• 4th Circ. Won't Let Investors Intervene In Belize Scam Case
• Hotels May Take A Hit If NY 'Good Cause' Eviction Bill Passes
• McDonald's Must Provide Board Docs In Sex Harassment Suit
• Diamond Resorts Wants Sanctions On Timeshare Claims
• Without Stronger Due Diligence, Attys Risk AML Regulation
• Mich. Wineries Want To Squeeze Out Local Zoning Laws
• Carnival Says FBI Notes Tainted Jury Verdict In Assault Case
• McDonald's Pushes For Early Win In AI Voiceprint Suit
• Worker Says Lax Security Led To Del. Casino Data Breach
• 9th Circ. Ends In-N-Out's COVID-19 Insurance Coverage Beef
• Every Lawyer Can Act To Prevent Peer Suicide
• Meyer Unkovic Taps New Real Estate Partner In Pittsburgh
• Pa. Justices Dispute If Coordination Rule Creates State MDLs
• US Cos. Racked Up $96B In Price-Fixing Fines Since 2000
• Employment Agency Execs Avoid Jail In Visa Fraud Case
• Trump Resort Gets Rock Music Festival Suit Moved To Fla.
• Business Loan Co. Says Former Officer Gave Secrets To Rival
• Tribal Gaming Regulator Eyes Employee Definition Changes
• 9th Circ. Reverses Berkeley's Natural Gas Installation Ban
• 9th Circ. Tosses Calif. Restaurant Virus Coverage Suit
• 2nd Circ. Tempted To Again Revive Oakley's Suit Against MSG
• Insurer Seeks To Void Policy For Hotel Facing Trafficking Suits
• DUI Liability Ruling Affirms SC Isn't Direct Action-Friendly
• Building On Successful Judicial Assignment Reform In Texas
• Justices Turn Away Texas Hotelier's COVID Closure Fight
• Marriott Rips 'Absurd' Event Cancellations In Contract Fight
• NC Event Co. Says Panthers Stadium Abandoned Staffing Deal
• Ga. Judge Sends Angie's List TCPA Case To Arbitration
• Ga. Biz Court Rejects Firm's Bid For $131K In Atty Fees
• Sysco Barred From Dragging Burford Into Broiler Chicken Suit
• Hook & Hook Gets $3M Fee In $10M Resort Member Deal
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ex-Tucker Arensberg Atty Must Face Claims Over Hotel Deal
• Pandemic Rent Ruling Backs DoorDash Fee Suit, Judge Told
• Ex-Wynn Resorts Worker Seeks High Court Look At RICO Row
• Five Guys Employees Move For Final OK Of $1.2M Wage Deal
• Split 11th Circ. Defers To Justices On Hotel ADA Controversy
• Now Is The Time For Independent Industry Self-Regulation
• MSG Must Provide Docs In Dispute With NY Liquor Agency
• Cities Should Explore Minn. Municipal Alcohol Store Model
• AmEx Ruling Proves A Double-Edged Sword In Labor Antitrust
• Peephole Cam Case Lowers The Bar On NY Negligence Claims
• Trump Deposed In NY AG's $250M Fraud Suit For 2nd Time
• Judge Pauses SEC Suit Over Alleged Hotel Ponzi Scheme
• Marriott to Pay Pa. $225K For Missing 'Hidden' Fees Deadline
• Fla. Condo Assn., AIG Unit Agree To Settle $7M Irma Claim
• Okla. Tribe Defends Challenge To New Reservation Casino
• Consumers Get Final OK On $75M Smithfield Price-Fixing Deal
• Jack Nicklaus Narrows Claims Over $145M IP Sale
• Do Videoconferences Establish Jurisdiction With Defendants?
• 2 Calif. Tribes' Gambling Suits Will Stay Separate
• Mich. Tribe Inks $25M Deal With Investors In Casino Dispute
• Friendly's Franchise Eateries Must Face Wage Theft Claims
• NY Restaurateur Gets 5 Years For PPP Fraud, Landlord Threat
• Disney Urges Mich. Justices Not To Halt Win In Escheat Case
• Casino Gaming Biz Everi Buys Electronic Bingo Co. For $59M
• Humanism Should Replace Formalism In The Courts
• Blackstone Wraps Up Record $30B Real Estate Fund
• Grubhub, Other Cos. Appeal Failed Antitrust Arbitration Bid
• Sysco Pushing To Drag Burford Into Antitrust Proceedings
• Colorado Springs Isn't Immune From Wildfire Mitigation Suit
• Employment-Related Litigation Risks Facing Hospitality Cos.
• 'Conspiracy' Played Role In Steelers QB's Death, Widow Says
• UKB Delegate Wants Tribal Unity In Quest For US House Seat
• Colorado Ends $8M Tax Fight With Billionaire
• Ga. Beer Biz Says Mobile Bar Is Infringing Its Trademark
• SF Marriott Servers Near $9M Win In Gratuity Bench Trial
• Atty In Ill. EB-5 Development Settlement May Face Sanctions
• DirecTV Subscribers Want More Info On NFL's YouTube Deal
• No Redo For Sbarro Worker's Suit Alleging Rape By Manager
• What Could Lie Ahead For Prop 22 After Calif. Appellate Ruling
• Goldberg Segalla Grows Hospitality Practice In Orlando
• Miami Beach Hotel Seeks $36M In Irma Damage Coverage
• Sanctuary Belize Developer Arrested For Embezzlement
• Chipotle, Sweetgreen End Chicken Beef In Fast Food IP Fight
• Consumers Reject Marriott's Challenge To Discovery Order
• Colorado HOA Settles $6M Damage Coverage Suit With Insurer
• Worker Sues Jersey Mike's Franchisee For Retaliation
• Cohen Must Respond To Trump Depo Bid In NY AG Civil Case
• Chancery Restarts Fat Brands Looting Suit After Board Purge
• Fla. Justices OK Limiting Tax Break On Partially Rented Home
• How Bank Turmoil Is Affecting Real Estate Purchases, Sales
• Don't Let Client Demands Erode Law Firm Autonomy
• Fla. Restaurants Need To Prep For Liquor License Changes
• Health Inspector Alleges Bias, Retaliation For Chipotle Closure
• High Court Told $120M Sanctuary Belize Ruling Was Unjust
• Chipotle Sues Sweetgreen Over TM In Burrito Bowl Battle
• Poultry Cos. Agree To Pay $35M In Wash. Price-Fixing Case
• Models, NC Strip Club End Lawsuit Over Unauthorized Photos
• Resellers Not Entitled To MSG Season Tickets, Court Says
• Lack Of Jurisdiction Helps MGM Escape Change-Shorting Suit
• DC Circ. Nixes 'Fail-Safe' Class Definition In Hilton Suit
• Deboning Incident At Ala. Restaurant Not Covered, Suit Says
• Carriage Co. Escapes Fired Worker's Age Bias, Retaliation Suit
• Chipotle Patrons Can't Get Class Cert. In Change-Sorting Row
• Game Co. Says 3rd Circ. Can't Shield Eckert Seamans Docs
• Burford Fights Sysco Bid To Join Antitrust, Injunction Cases
• Mass. Resort Ignored Employee Assaults, $10M Suit Claims
• Saddle Ranch Eateries Urge Reviving COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• 7th Circ. Stays Out Of Hotel Website ADA Fray For Now
• Chinese Cinema Owner Loses Bid To Undo $457M Award
• Suits Over BetMGM Cyberbreach Consolidated In New Jersey
• Houston Rodeo Improperly Revoked Membership, Suit Says
• Justices Skip Tanning Salon Challenge To COVID Shutdown
• Calif. Supreme Court Takes On More Virus Coverage Appeals
• Workers, Labor Take Center Stage At ABA Antitrust Meeting
• Federal Judge's Amici Invitation Is A Good Idea, With Caveats
• Workers' OT Suit Belongs In Arbitration, Food Cart Co. Says