Hospitality Archive » August, 2023

Hospitality - August, 2023

210 articles

• DOI Calls Florida Casinos' Rehearing Arguments 'Straw Men'
• ​​​​​​​Builder Accuses Marriott Of 'Bait And Switch' Over $7M Bill
• Tort Report: Peter Fonda's Widow Drops Suit Over His Death
• Real Estate Rumors: KAC, Blackstone, Vella
• Six Flags Cleared In $34M Roller Coaster Injury Trial
• Ramada Defeats Ga. Sex Trafficking Suit, But Franchisee Can't
• Food Company Can't Depose Rival's CEO In Patent Fight
• The Basics Of Being A Knowledge Management Attorney
• Wash. Businesses' Virus Suits Not Special, 9th Circ. Told
• 9th Circ. Upholds Restaurants' Virus Coverage Loss
• The 7 Most Notable FCRA Cases Of 2023 So Far
• Trump 'Grossly Inflated' Assets Upward Of $2B, NY AG Says
• Six Flags Coaster Was A Known Risk, Jury Hears
• Cinema Tycoon Avoids Jail Over Access To Online Accounts
• Airbnb Says It's Not Liable In Pittsburgh Party Shooting Suit
• NC Condo Owners Urge Revival Of Short-Term Rentals Ban
• Scarola Zubatov Beats $1.2M Malpractice Suit Over Email
• Atlanta Club Gets 'Undisputed' TM Win Against Tenn. Venue
• Hyatt Sued Over Girl's Shooting Death At Boston Hotel
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• Insurer Settles Policy Fight With Hotel Facing Trafficking Suits
• SEC Fines REIT Advisers, Principal Over Improper Expenses
• Ron Jeremy Sex Assault Accusers Sue Hollywood Bar
• Hotel Owner Dropped From Georgia Sex Trafficking Suit
• DirecTV Subscribers Say NFL Fumbled 'Sunday Ticket' Claims
• Carnival Says Databases Privileged In Sex Assault Case
• To Hire And Keep Top Talent, Think Beyond Compensation
• NJ Casino Guests Eye Consolidation Of Room-Rate Suits
• A Deep Dive Into Law360 Pulse's Women In Law Report
• Passenger Counsel Wins $900K In Turkish Airlines COVID Row
• Sex Trafficking Accuser Says Hotel's Profit Keeps Suit Alive
• Calif. Labor Office Illegally Entered LA Motel, $10M Suit Claims
• NC Can Pursue Criminal Case Over Cafe's Gambling Machines
• Marriott Dropped From SpringHill Sex Trafficking Suit
• Roomster Enters $1.6M Deal To End Deceptive Marketing Suit
• Chipotle To Pay $322K To End DC Child Labor Allegations
• 5 Firms Build $1.4B Go-Private Deal For Luxury Resort Owner
• NLRB Judge Says Starbucks Made Workers Feel Surveilled
• Customers Ask 2nd Circ. To Nix Grubhub's Arbitration Bid
• Luxury Rental Co. Owes $100K, Workers' Comp Insurer Says
• Fast Food Worker Tricked Broker In Stock Scheme, SEC Says
• More States Should Join Effort To Close Legal Services Gap
• 3M Co. Settles Foreign Bribery Charges For $6.5M
• Realty Income Acquires Interest In Bellagio For $950M
• Spirit Airlines Inks $8.25M Deal To End Hidden Bag-Fee Suit
• Cinema Tycoon To Be Jailed Unless He Provides Passwords
• US Chamber Asks 11th Circ. To Undo Chili's Breach Ruling
• Carnival Accuses Invictus Of 'End Run' To Grab Software
• Scalia Professor Tapped To Scrutinize Disney's Fla. 'Kingdom'
• NC Nail Salon Using Patented Chair Design, Suit Says
• EEOC Accuses Las Vegas Restaurants Of LGBTQ, Sex Bias
• Identifying Trends And Tips In Litigation Financing Disclosure
• Festival Co. Drops 'Summerfest' TM Suit Against Minn. Twins
• Ex-Seattle Zoo Worker's Race Bias Suit Sent To State Court
• Mich. Judge Doubts Insurer's Bid To Skip Indemnity Payment
• Sullivan & Cromwell Reps Subway On Sale To Roark Capital
• Calif. Floats Unemployment Benefits For Workers On Strike
• Cruise Software Co. Says Carnival Can't Hire Its Ex-Employees
• Royal Caribbean Can't Escape Suit Over Volcano Eruption
• Navajo Say Recent High Court Rulings Back Relocation Suit
• Hotel Job Seeker's Drug Treatment Bias Suit Headed To Trial
• Jersey Mike's Asks To Nix Arbitration In Facebook Data Suit
• Denver Co. Says Airport Bribery Claims Hefty Enough For Trial
• Hotel Owner Given 2 Weeks To Pay Pillsbury Ch. 11 Fees
• McDonald's Can't Avoid Former Security Exec's Race Bias Suit
• Monster Energy Settles TM Fight With 'Monster Shawarma'
• NJ Casinos Accused Of Inflating Hotel Room Rates
• In-N-Out Seeks To Enforce Arbitration Win Over COVID Safety
• Ohio Hotel Co. Hits Ch. 11 With 'Urgent' Bid To Stay Afloat
• Vermont Ends EB-5 Visa Ski Resort Fraud Claims For $16.5M
• Chicago Restaurant Biz Sanctioned For Its Sanctions Bid
• Pa. Justices Say Golf Outing Host Not Liable For Drunk Driver
• Timeshare Co. Wants $1.5M From Timeshare Exit Firm, Attys
• Late NFL QB's Family Partially Settles In Highway Death Suit
• 8th Circ. Denies Restaurant Co. New COVID Coverage Trial
• Taxi Hailing Cos. Can't Escape RICO Claims, For Now
• Real Estate Rumors: Margaritaville, Eco Stone, Olympus
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Elrod On 'Jury Duty'
• Pa. Attorney Settles Rent Dispute To Clear Contempt Charge
• SkyWest Air Attendants Seek OK On Nearly $4M Wage Deal
• Man's Overalls Caused $75K In Damage To Hotel, Insurer Says
• 4th Circ. Axes Class Cert. Grant In Marriott Data Breach Row
• Wash. Justices Reject Nuisance Standing In Zoo Case
• Jersey Mike's Can't Escape Arbitration, NJ Court Hears
• Judge Torpedoes Yacht Co.'s Claims Against Mystic Museum
• New Disney Counterclaim Seeks Control Of Florida Resort Site
• DC Circ. Wants Answer To Fla. Casinos In Online Betting Row
• White Worker Says Starbucks Fired Her To Look Less Biased
• Oklahoma Gov. Says AG Dispute Belongs In Political Circles
• Airbnb Fights Colo. City's $415K Rental Tax On Guest Fees
• Upcoming High Court ADA Cases May Signal Return To Basics
• 4 Business-Building Strategies For Introvert Attorneys
• DeCurtis Seeks Ch. 7 Conversion After Failed Sale Bid
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Investor In Marriott Hotel Near Dallas Sues Over Its Sale
• Wilde, Sudeikis Get Ex-Nanny's Bias Suit Sent To Arbitration
• Little Caesars, Ex-Worker Settle Fingerprint BIPA Suit
• Ill. Panel Flags COVID Immunity Hurdle For Nursing Homes 
• Mich. Legislators Can't Amend Wage Laws, State Justices Told
• Union Gets Early Win In Churchill Downs Back Pay Spat
• Olive Garden Denied Job Applicant Over Disability, EEOC Says
• American Rips Skiplagged Over Unauthorized Ticket Sales
• Atty Sues Pittsburgh Judge Who Jailed Him For Contempt
• 3 Ways Justices' Disclosure Defenses Miss The Ethical Point
• Williams & Cochrane Brings Fight Against Rosette To 9th Circ.
• New Jersey Cases To Watch For The Rest Of 2023
• Fla. Board Urges Court To Void Disney 'Backroom' Land Deals
• MrBeast Moves Suit Over 'Inedible' Burgers To NY State Court
• Fla. Resort Handed To Lender After Ch. 11 Sale Goes Bust
• NYC Zoning Rules Slow Rockefeller Center Hotel's Course
• Seattle Red Roof Inn Wants Sex Trafficking Suit Tossed
• Colo. OKs $275K Settlement For Ski Resort's Snowmaker Spill
• Pa. Airport Says Security Trumps Airmall's Tenant Rights
• 'Left In Dark' In Moot Case, 11th Circ. Judges 'Aren't Happy'
• Princess Cruises Must Face Widow's Virus Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• Papa John's Shakes Wiretapping Suit Over Website Tracking
• Damages Not Limited For All Of Casino's Construction Claims
• 7th Circ. Won't Rethink Rabobank Chicken Price-Fixing Win
• 11th Circ. Backs Royal Caribbean In Passenger's Injury Suit
• Calif. Rancheria Seeks Early Win In Gaming Compact Suit
• Insurer Says Ga. Hotel Not Covered For Sex Trafficking Suit
• In A 'Barbie' World: Questions On Kid Brands In Gambling Ads
• Judge Won't Reclassify Cruise Software Co.'s Debt
• Chicago Halal Guys Franchisee Settles Investors' Fraud Suit
• Disney-DeSantis Battle May Breathe Life Into Contract Clause
• Fla. Casinos Seek Full Panel Rehearing In Online Betting Case
• Detroit Bars In Zoning Suit Say Parking Loss Injures Them
• Damages Provisions Enforceable In Casino Construction Fight
• San Jose, Calif., Must Pay $1.1M In Withdrawal Liability
• Descendants Fight Sanctions Ask In Hotel Burial Site Suit
• Ch. 11 Ruling Sets New Standard For Using Reinstatement
• Eaton Corp. Hit With Circuit Breaker Class Action In Ga.
• 11th Circ. Says Mogul's Bankruptcy Win Doesn't Get Atty Fees
• Popeyes Operator Can't Appeal Area Manager's COVID OT Suit
• Starbucks Defeats Investor Suit Challenging Diversity Policies
• McDonald's Loses Bid For Partial Exit From Race Bias Suit
• NY Judge Orders Va. Restaurants Closed In Trademark Row
• Wynn Resorts Folds Online Sports Betting Activity In 8 States
• For Tribes, Online Gambling May Soon Be A Safe Bet
• Caregiver Flexibility Is Crucial For Atty Engagement, Retention
• Cannabis Consumption Lounges Face Unique Liability Risks
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Justices Won't Drop ADA 'Tester' Suit Against Maine Hotel Co.
• Miami Official Told To Pay $2.6M In Fees From Retaliation Suit
• Judge Orders HHS To File New Medicare Rules By Oct. 1
• Colo. Panel Sides With Local Tax Officials In RV Park Appeal
• Fla. Judge Tosses Cuban Property Confiscation Suit
• High Court Ruling No Help To Ex-Aegerion Rep, Feds Say
• UK Betting Giant Sets Aside £585M For Turkish Bribery Case
• Subway, Taco Bell Dispute Venue In Mobile-Order Patent Suits
• Ex-Hotel Manager's Parent Co. Escapes $60M Arbitral Award
• Six Flags Faces Suit Over Roller Coaster Fire
• Judge Threatens Ch. 11 Contempt On Hotel In Fee Dispute
• 10th Circ. Reopens Vail Staff's Effort To Block Wage Deal
• Ga. Restaurant Co. Settles $14M Broker Negligence Case
• Steakhouse Chain, Workers Settle Tip Credit Suit
• 10th Circ. Kicks Back KFC Franchisee's Contract Dispute
• Feds' New EB-5 Center Approval Rule Likely To Stand
• Airbnb Case Against NYC Short-Term Rental Law Gets Tossed
• In-Office Engagement Is Essential To Associate Development
• Data Breach Rulings Stress Duty For Protecting Worker Data
• Sysco, Burford Defend Swap In Minn. Pork Price Case
• Oklahoma Bar's Car Crash Coverage Suit Dismissed
• Six Flags Urges Court To Compel Arbitration In Wage Suit
• Philippine Real Estate Firm Eyes SPAC Merger For Hotel Unit
• Kyrgyz Republic Asks DC Court To Spike $33M Resort Award
• Architect Tells 1st Circ. Casino Bribe Case Lacked Proof
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Arbitration Bid Over Saipan Casino
• Mich. Court Told To Bar Employer Time Limits On Bias Claims
• YouTube Star Spoiled Burger Deal, Countersuit Claims
• Subway Can't Get Sanctions In Dropped '100% Tuna' Fight
• NH Ski Resort Investor Fights To Keep EB-5 Center Suit Alive
• Live Nation Antitrust News Sparks Investor Class Action
• ​​​​​​​Seattle Convention Center Seeks Virus Coverage
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Kentucky Panel Rejects Restaurant's COVID-19 Appeal
• A Judge's Pitch To Revive The Jury Trial
• NYC Makes Outdoor Dining Permanent — Except In Winter
• Two Of Colo. Casino's Claims Crumble In Construction Spat
• PGA Tour Beats Patent Suit In West Texas
• 3,400 TGI Fridays Workers Seek Cert. In Calif. Wage Dispute
• Trump Org. Monitor Flags 'Incomplete' Disclosures To Lenders
• How To Recognize And Recover From Lawyer Loneliness
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ex-Officials, Business Group Take Disney's Side In Fla. Suit
• Fla. Atty Gets 4 Years, Heavy Fine For Fake ADA Suit Blitz
• Bribery Alleged In Del. Suit Over $2.6B Manila Casino SPAC
• 9th Circ. Restarts Builder's Suit Over Allegedly Hidden Assets
• Lifeguards Say Rat Feces, Curtainless Showers Tainted Jobs
• Allianz Units Escape SC Restaurant Operator's Virus Suit
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Should Be Mandatory
• Recalling USWNT's Legal PR Playbook Amid World Cup Bid
• Delivery Apps Say NYC Wage Rule Puts Gig Economy At Risk
• Hayber McKenna Scores Fees, Incentive In $1.3M Wage Case
• Security Co. Gets Race Bias Suit Kicked To Arbitration
• Victim Says Hotel Cos. Should Face Trafficking Claims
• No Coverage For Five Guys Worker Privacy Suit, Insurer Says
• 8th Circ. Says Bar Shooting Victim's $2.5M Award Not Covered
• Carmen Electra, Models Drop Image Tiff Against NC Strip Club
• Fla. Atty Looks To Avoid Prison For Sham ADA Suit Scheme
• Gordon & Rees Adds Taylor English Litigation Pro In Atlanta
• DEI Programs Abolished At Former Disney Tax District In Fla.
• Restaurant Worker Says Closed Eatery Owes Her About $500K
• Insurer Can't Join Ohio Hotel Sex Trafficking Suit
• NLRB Urges 9th Circ. To Make Starbucks Bargain In Seattle
• Starbucks Fights NLRB Injunction Bid Over Combined Stores
• The Issues Brewing Around Starbucks Labor Practice Cases
• Developer Gets 65 Months For $30M Investor Fraud Schemes
• Real Estate Rumors: Score, Apartment Income REIT, Five Star
• Bookkeeper Ordered To Pay $8.5M In Taxes For Staffing Scam