Hospitality Archive » December, 2023

Hospitality - December, 2023

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• The Most-Read Legal Industry Law360 Guest Articles Of 2023
• Zoning Regs Prohibit Gun Club's 'RV Park,' Wash. Judges Say
• Fla. High Court Orders New Trial Because Of Juror Bias
• Real Estate Rumors: Beacon Partners, Blackstone, MetLife
• Resort Co. Must Face TCPA Claims, Ill. Judge Rules
• Attorneys' Busiest Times Can Be Business Opportunities
• College NIL Fight, MLB Settlement Highlight 2023's 2nd Half
• Golden Heaven Sued Over Its Amusement Park 'Hellscapes'
• 2nd Circ. Says Strip Club Didn't Waive Arbitration In Wage Suit
• Hotel Franchisee Moves To Escape Sex Trafficking Claims
• In The World Of Legal Ethics, 10 Trends To Note From 2023
• Del. Dispatch: The 2023 Corporate Cases You Need To Know
• 3 Developments That Will Affect Hospitality Companies In 2024
• Choice Hotels Rips Wyndham's Reaction To Takeover Effort
• DC Council OKs Keeping Tax Boost In Biz District
• Wyndham Cites Antitrust Issues In Choice's Hostile Takeover
• Sanctions Bid Partially Granted In Burn Victim's JetBlue Suit
• Ex-CulinArt Manager Says 'Boys Club' Boss Wrongly Fired Her
• McDonald's Franchise Wants To Settle $3M Harassment Suit
• Bankruptcy Judges Call Trustee Fee Upcharge 'Unworkable'
• Calif. Tribe Says Union Must Wait To Finish Labor Arbitration
• Bar Owners Say Agency Canceled Policy Before $7.5M Claim
• How Attorneys Can Be More Efficient This Holiday Season
• NY Judge Says Trump's $1M Expert 'Lost All Credibility'
• Workers Allege Marriott Uses Visa To Get Cheap Labor
• Mass. Judge Keeps Alehouse TM Suit Brewing
• Watchdog Says Hospital Discount, Credit Won't Beget Fines
• Full 9th Circ. To Revisit Ruling Against Calif.'s AB 5
• Shuttered Ohio Deli Hit With Wage Suit After 67-Year Run
• Children's Book Writing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• The Biggest Trademark Rulings of 2023
• The Cybersecurity & Privacy Developments That Shaped 2023
• NJ Hotel Deal Goes Sour After Death Of Family 'Patriarch'
• Insurer Says Policy Bars Coverage For Subway Slaying Case
• 7 Biggest Massachusetts Top Court Rulings Of 2023
• Seattle Woman Drops Trafficking Suit Against Red Roof
• 5 Traps To Avoid When Selling CRE In Las Vegas Area
• Real Estate Rumors: Crescent, Berkadia, NNN REIT
• Investor Says More Changes Required At Betting Biz Entain
• Trump Loses Challenge To Gag Orders In NY AG's Fraud Case
• Manhattan Spa Will Reinstate Workers After ULP Settlement
• DOL Finalizes Fed Contractor 1st Right Of Refusal Rule
• Starbucks Boss Can't Ask If Staff Hates Her, NLRB Judge Says
• Trump's NY Fraud Case Set For Jan. Finale As Testimony Ends
• 3 Major Trends That Defined Real Estate In 2023
• Spain's Cartel Watchdog Probes Travel Firms Over Collusion
• Airbnb Settles Italy Tax Dispute For €576M
• Ex-Marriott Atty Takes Remington Hospitality's In-House Spot
• How Clients May Use AI To Monitor Attorneys
• UK Payments Watchdog Eyes Cap On Visa, Mastercard Fees
• EU Lawmakers Agree On New Rights For Gig Workers
• Betting Biz Entain's Chief Steps Down After Resolving Bribery Probe
• Trump Rests Fraud Defense As NY AG's Trial Nears End
• Carnival Wrongful Death Suit Sent Back To State Court
• Blackfeet Nation Freed Of Claims It Broke Campground Lease
• Property Owner Sues Fla. City Over Short-Term Rentals Law
• Real Estate Rumors: Affinius Capital, Relevant Group, Adler
• State AG Tells Calif. Justices Prop 22 Should Stay In Place
• Hartline Barger Loses Appeal Bid In Dispute Over Hotel Stay
• Choice Launches Hostile Bid In Wyndham Takeover Battle
• LIVE COVERAGE: Day 43 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• NASCAR Museum Owner Disparaged Tobacco Biz, Judge Told
• Chinese Co. Calls N. Marianas' Casino Fee Unconstitutional
• Starbucks Wants White Ex-Worker's Bias Suit Trimmed
• Feds Seek Prison For Restaurateurs' Illegal Hires, Tax Dodges
• Mich. Exec Argues For 1-Day Sentence As Bribery 'Follower'
• AG, Judge Say Trump Can't Appeal NY Gag Orders Higher, Yet
• ESG Around The World: Singapore
• No Virus Coverage For Casino Operator, Minn. Panel Rules
• Fla. Judge Scraps NPS' Removal Of Limits On Water Park Site
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge D'Emic On Moby Grape
• Justices Deny Hilton's Bid For Scrutiny Of ERISA Class Battle
• CORRECTED: No Decision By Justices On UST Fee Review
• Trump Cancels Plan To Testify In NY Fraud Trial Defense
• Pa. Justices Reject Consolidation Of Future COVID Cases
• How Immigration Can Fill Labor Gaps — A Series
• Judge Denies Lenders Control Of NYC Margaritaville For Now
• MSG Can Keep Banning Attorneys, NY Appeals Court Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Performing Music Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 42 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• 2 Senators Probe Private Equity's Role In Hospital Care
• Lodge Asks 11th Circ. To Save Insurance Claims Over Slaying
• Trump Expert Tells NY Trial Court There's No Sign Of Fraud
• Glenn Beck Sued Over Canceled 'Cruise Through History' Trip
• Fla. Fairfield Inn Must Arbitrate Hurricane Damage Fight
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 41 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Whistleblower Snags $350K In $1.8M NYC Diner Tax Deal
• Inventor Says MLB Unlawfully Uses Dynamic Barcode Tech
• 11th Circ. Revives Underweight Poultry Suit Against Sysco
• Breaking Down High Court's New Code Of Conduct
• Trump's NY Gag Appeal Claims Laughable, Judge's Atty Says
• Trump NY Fraud Trial Shows Civil, Criminal Case Differences
• Restaurant Chains Still Fighting Part Of $8M Chicken Deal
• Trump's Broker & Club Member Touts Mar-A-Lago's $1B Value
• Seamen Seek To Revive Suit Over COVID-Infested Ship
• Jackson Urges High Court To Dispose Of Automatic Vacaturs
• Laos Can't Sue In US For $3M Arbitral Awards, Investor Says
• Splenda Maker Says Peet's Provides Knockoff Sweetener
• Ethics Referral Of Trump Atty Met With Caution In NJ Case
• Legal Profession Gender Parity Requires Equal Parental Leave
• High Court Axes ADA Case But Says Issue Is 'Very Much Alive'
• Hospitality Groups Push For Visa Changes To Fill Labor Gap
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 40 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• DeSantis Tourism Board Accuses Disney Of Bribery, Cronyism
• Trump Seeks NY High Court Review Of Fraud Trial Gag Orders
• DeSantis Says Online Sports Betting Isn't 'Casino Gambling'
• Kyrgyzstan Drops Bid To Vacate $33M Award Over Resorts
• DOL Says 2 Mass. Eateries Failed To Pay Kitchen Workers OT
• Hilton Sued In DC Over Hidden Fees For Hotel Rooms
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 39 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Marriott Can't Use Class Waiver To Block Cert. In Breach Row
• Investors Score Class Cert. In $480M Subway 'Exodus' Suit
• Justices Call O'Connor 'American Hero,' 'Perfect Trailblazer'
• Former Clerks Say Justice O'Connor Still Worth Emulating
• Pa. 'Skill Games' Ruling Could Chill Gambling Crackdowns
• Trump Gets More Experts In NY Fraud Trial, Can't Call Monitor
• Radisson Hospitality Faces Sex Trafficking Suit In Texas
• 4 Decisions For Which Justice O'Connor Will Be Remembered
• Longtime Flaster Greenberg Shareholder Dies At 74
• Off The Bench: NBA Sales, More Crypto Woes, Favre Appeal
• Justice O'Connor Shattered Barriers, Built Bridges
• Uber, DoorDash, Grubhub Can't Dodge NYC Min. Wage Rule
• SPAC Eyeing AirAsia Parent Merger Risks Nasdaq Delisting
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 38 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Sandra Day O'Connor, First Woman On Supreme Court, Dies
• Writing Thriller Novels Makes Me A Better Lawyer