Hospitality Archive » September, 2023

Hospitality - September, 2023

173 articles

• Trump To Face NY AG As 'Fraud' At Trial, His Empire At Stake
• Diamond Resort Gets Fees, No Sanctions In Timeshare Suit
• Pro Say: A Cheat Sheet For The New Supreme Court Term
• Up First At High Court: CFPB's Funding, ADA Tester Suits
• Vici, MGM Hit With Proposed Class Action Over Data Hack
• Off The Bench: Tucker Fired, Leagues Merge, Title IX Appeal
• NC Gov. Takes COVID Shutdown Fight To State Supreme Court
• Avoiding The Ethical Pitfalls Of Crowdfunded Legal Fees
• US Says Atty Owes $6.4M In Unpaid Employment Taxes
• 'Administrative State' Attacks Soar To High Court Crescendo
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Supreme Court To Hear US Trustee Fee Refund Dispute
• First-Time Advocates Dominate High Court's Fall Schedule
• 5 Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Fall
• NYC Delivery Apps Can't Block Wage Rule Amid Legal Fight
• Designer Seeks OK Of $5.7M Award In 'DreamCube' Feud
• Ill. AG Says Trump Tower Underreports Wastewater Discharge
• Hopi Tribe Wants To Enter Navajo Nation's Land Trust Suit
• Calif. Fast-Food Workers To Earn At Least $20 An Hour
• 11th Circ. Says Insurers Owe Duty Over Hotel Shower Filming
• Ohio Motel Site Properly Valued At $35M, Court Affirms
• Appeals Court Denies Trump Bid To Stay $250M NY Fraud Trial
• As AI Pricing Tools Evolve, So Does Antitrust Risk
• Migrants Seek Class Cert. In NY County Shunning Row
• NJ Justices Question Casino On Exclusion In Virus Appeal
• Trump Cries Foul As $250M NY Fraud Trial Looms
• Pork Buyers' Price-Fixing Suit Is Timely, Minn. Judge Rules
• Winery Trademark War Largely Ends In $666K Judgment
• Insurer Sanctioned In Las Vegas Casino's Virus Coverage Suit
• Hobby Lobby's $7M Stolen Artifact Suit Sent To Okla.
• Ex-Cay Clubs CFO Tells Fla. Judge Fraud Was Only $3.4M
• How Investors Can Seize Renewables Opportunities In RE
• Jury, Court Reject Developer's Claims In Acquisition Spat
• NBA Rockets Beverage Suit Fails To Launch Without Contract
• Travelers Sued Over Coverage Of Venue's Hurricane Damage
• NYC Council Urged To Ban Biometric Tech In Venues, Housing
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Health Software Cos.' BIPA Row
• Pa. Atty Accused Of Hiding Conflict In Liquor License Sale
• Staffing Co. Sued For Bias Against Bearded Muslim Concierge
• FDA Draft Guidance Aims To Beef Up Sesame Allergy Labeling
• Trump Found Liable For Fraud In NY Attorney General's Case
• Real Estate Rumors: KDM, Allen Morris, Argyle
• Fla. Casinos Challenge Gov.'s OK Of Seminole Gambling Pact
• Pa. Liquor Co. Has Civil RICO Claims And Federal Suit Tossed
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• Why Law Firm ESG Is Likely Here To Stay
• What Large Language Models Mean For Document Review
• Dunkin' Says Vapin' Donuts Is Knockin' Off Trademark
• Mich. Tribe Says It Gave 'Ample' Info For Casino Land Request
• Gov. Newsom Says Calif. Tribe Stalled Gaming Compact Talks
• Fla. Jury Awards $8.3M To Woman Injured At IHOP
• Participating In Living History Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 9th Circ. Revives Hyatt Workers' Suit Over COVID-19 Layoffs
• Marriott Hit With $20M Verdict In Calif. Worker's Disability Suit
• Judge Calls Some Of Trump's Args 'Crazy' In NY Fraud Case
• Panel Rejects 'Absurd' Airbnb Arbitration Clause In Injury Suit
• Parties In Mich. Zoning Spat Told To Withhold Settlement Details
• Businessman Can't Dig Into Former Hot Dog Eatery Partner
• NYC Tour Lines Look To Toss Rival's Antitrust Case
• MGM Hit With Proposed Class Action Over 10-Day Cyberattack
• How A Gov't Shutdown Would Affect Immigration Processing
• SPAC To Liquidate After Failed Merger With Casino Owner
• Private Equity Owners Can Remedy Law Firms' Agency Issues
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• IP Forecast: Texas Jury To Hear Point-Of-Sale Patent Fight
• Investors Urge Discovery Of Movie Mogul's Wife In Award Spat
• Canadian Tribe Denied More Time To Appeal Purdue Injunction
• DOI Seeks Alternative Ruling in Ala. Burial Grounds Dispute
• Panel Lifts Restrictions On Ga. Gas Station In Nuisance Case
• NC Biz Court Pares Down Mismanagement Fight
• Fla. Judge Denies Bid To Stop Subpoena In Banyan Cay Ch. 11
• Mastercard Gets Wawa $10.7M Data Breach Fee Suit Trimmed
• Auburn Tells 11th Circ. It Is Neutral In Burial Grounds Dispute
• Firm's Privilege Row Among 'Strangest' For 3rd Circ. Judge
• Bojangles Owes OT To Managers In Name Only, Workers Say
• How To Protect Atty-Client Privilege While Using Generative AI
• MSG Announces Post-Spinoff Stock Sale And $50M Buyback
• Calif. Buyers Score Cert. Bid In Hidden Insurance Fee Suit
• Calif. Ski Resort Found Not Liable For Snowmobile Collision
• NYC Must Face DoorDash, Grubhub Suit Over Fee Caps
• How New Lawyers Can Leverage Feedback For Growth
• Marriott's Sanctions Bid In DC Resort Fees Suit Nixed For Now
• In A 'Barbie' World: Boosting IP Value With Publicity Machines
• Sanderson Was Chicken Price-Fixing Ringleader, Jury Told
• Ex-Russian Oil Exec And NYC Lounge Accused Of Sex Assault
• NC City Snags Win In Ex-Development Director's Bias Dispute
• Concord, G6 Must Face Hotel Sex-Trafficking Suit
• Papa John's $5M No-Poach Deal Rejected, For Now
• 11th Circ. Won't Rethink Chili's Data Breach Ruling
• ESG Around The World: Australia
• FLSA Coverage Question Prevents Early Win For Eatery Staff
• Split Ill. Appellate Panel Affirms $49M Med Mal Win
• NC Panel Asked To Decide Fate Of Cemetery Land
• Smashburger Founder To Exit Denver Airport Bribery Suit
• Mich. Justices Show Interest In Appeal Of Disney Escheat Win
• DOJ Losses Cast Shadow Over Chicken Price-Fixing Trial
• Off The Bench: NFL Racism, Pac-12 Exodus, And Golf Docs
• Ga. Beer Maker Can't Dodge Logo Artist's $31M Copyright Suit
• Trump Seeks Delay Of NY Fraud Trial, Aims To Nix Claims
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Calif. Striking Worker Benefits Bill Sent To Newsom's Desk
• Hostess Sues Nobu Malibu Over Alleged Sexual Harassment
• Dallas Cowboys Hit With Suit Over Stadium App Patent
• Forest Hills Stadium Sues Over Pedestrian Access
• Racial Slurs Common At NYC Sweetgreen Eateries, Suit Says
• High Court's ID Theft Limits No Help To Drug Rep, Judge Says
• Ga. Justice Highlights Conflicting Premises Liability Precedent
• Real Estate Rumors: Chetrits, Victrix, Jack Matthews
• 3rd Circ. Affirms $1.3M Wage Judgment Against Pa. Diner
• Twitter Legal Fees Suit Offers Crash Course In Billing Ethics
• Extended Stay Once Again Defeats Sex Trafficking Suit
• Westin Hotel's COVID Property Tax Refunds Suit Put On Pause
• MGM Resorts Websites Shut Down By Cyberattack
• Hooters Calls Ex-Calif. Franchise Public Health Threat
• Carnival Pans DeCurtis Lenders' 'Far-Fetched' Stay Request
• Conn. Servers Win $1.8M In Minimum Wage Judgment
• Mass. Justices On The Fence Over $19M Casino Land Deal
• EB-5 Center 'Misunderstands' Approval Rule, Feds Argue
• Calif. Lawmakers Pass Pioneering Carbon Disclosure Bill
• Casino Cos.' $329M Award Fight 'Rife With Factual Disputes'
• Fed. Circ. OKs Domino's $2.7M Fee Win In Menu Patent Case
• DC Circ. Won't Rehear Fla. Casinos' Tribal Betting Fight
• Woman Wants Seattle Red Roof Sex Trafficking Suit Kept Alive
• 7th Circ. OKs Grubhub's Logo Use Amid TM Fight With Kroger
• NC Homeowners Group Backs Ban On Short-Term Rentals
• Vornado, Hilton Named In NY Hotel Sex Trafficking Suit
• Michael Irvin Reportedly Settles Defamation Row With Marriott
• Burger King In Miami Served Meal With Glass Shard, Suit Says
• Wash. Tribes Say Gambling Co.'s Suit Could Ruin Economies
• Insurer Says No Defense For Resort In Fatal Jet Ski Incident
• DeCurtis Lenders Say Ch. 11 Software Order May 'Cost Lives'
• ABA's Money-Laundering Resolution Is A Balancing Act
• $3.2M Verdict For Hot Air Balloons Can't Fly, 1st Circ. Told
• Brewery Tells Wash. Panel COVID Mask Fine Was Overreach
• Airbnb Seeks Pause In Pittsburgh Shooting Case
• Carnival Says Consumers Don't Have A Wiretapping Case
• Trump Overstated Net Worth By Up To $3.6B, NY AG Alleges
• A Festival Of Litigation Could Arise From 'Electric Zoo' Fiasco
• NC Tribe Approves Legal Cannabis Amid Lawmaker Scrutiny
• Ares Leads Virgin Voyages' $550M Funding Round
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Teen Asks Justices To Reinstate $31M Award In Hit-And-Run
• Disney, Fla. Board Agree To Take Contract Spat To State Court
• Chancery Rules Out Order To Close In $2.6B Casino SPAC Suit
• Law Firm Professional Development Steps To Thrive In AI Era
• Ohio Judge Certifies Exotic Dancer Class For Wage Suit
• Insurer Not Liable To Defend NY Club In Injury Suit
• NY Cafe Owner Accused Of Assaulting Exchange Visa Holders
• Judge Urges Talks For $23M Chicago Soccer Team Land Fight
• Panel Finds Casino Employees Had No Duty To Protect Patron
• What Upholding Of Short-Term Rental Law Means For NYC
• White House Update To H-2 Visa Program On Horizon
• Ex-Worker Fights Six Flags' Arbitration Bid In Wage Suit
• Trump Can't Delay Oct. Trial In NY AG's $250M Tax Fraud Case
• 'Breakfast Club' Restaurant Can Keep Its TM, Judge Says
• Official Scraps NYC's $432M No-Bid Migrant Services Deal
• Hotel Biz Acheson Tells Supreme Court No Harm In ADA Suit
• Zurich Settles Coverage Fight Over Hotel Water Damage
• Worker Says Ice Rink Co. Nixed Insurance After Heart Attack
• Colo. Casino Owner Was 'His Own Worst Enemy,' Builder Says
• NC Court Says Gov. Not Immune From COVID Shutdown Suit
• Calif. Slams Qwick Shift-Booking Site For Hospitality Workers
• Real Estate Rumors: Carl Hansen, Twain Financial, Wharton
• Little Caesars Seeks Court OK On $7M Fingerprint BIPA Deal
• Trump, Attys Need Sanctions For Rehashed Args, NY AG Says
• Feds Eye 5 Years For Instagram Influencer's $1M COVID Scam
• Disney Trims Fed. DeSantis Suit To Free Speech Claim Alone
• Senior Home Operator To Pay $4.25M In FCA Kickback Case
• Off The Bench: Sports & Betting Law News You Need To Know
• Fla. Judge Tosses Suit Against Uber, Checkr Over ID Theft
• Michael Irvin, Marriott Must Try Mediation As 2024 Trial Looms
• Pittsburgh Airport Board OKs $10.5M Settlement With Airmall
• 2 Years For Pizzeria Owner Who Used PPP Loan On Alpacas