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Hospitality - February, 2024

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• 9th Circ. Sends COVID-19 Coverage Row Back To Tribal Court
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Flood Suit Over Cherokee Casino
• Newsom, Tribe Must Negotiate Gambling Pact Under IGRA
• Texas Hotel Co. Denied H-2B Workers For National Guard Influx
• Aetna Asks Judge To Force Arbitration In Aramark ERISA Feud
• NC Judge Trims Family Paving Co.'s Dueling Self-Dealing Jabs
• 7 Common Myths About Lateral Partner Moves
• Sbarro Worker Appeals 'Prejudiced' Verdict On Rape Claims
• Seminole Sports Gaming Compact Worth $4.4B, Report Says
• Court Will Hear Arguments In Camp Operator's Bond Dispute
• Ex-Development Director Asks 4th Circ. To Flip Bias Suit Loss
• Cheering In The NFL Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Insurance Agency Says It Wasn't Told Of Airbnb Shooting Suits
• Seattle Convention Center's Virus Losses Not Covered
• Trump Can't Freeze $465M Penalty But Can Seek Loans
• Conn. Restaurant Rejects Revamped Wine-Tasting Death Suit
• La. Comfort Inn Owner Ordered To Arbitrate $2.6M Storm Suit
• Keeping Up With Class Actions: Data Breach Litigation In Flux
• NC Short-Term Rental Law Fight Gets Partial Remand
• Live Nation Can't Cancel Suit Over Eras Tour Sales Meltdown
• Disney Sued Over Woman's Death From Allergen-Filled Meal
• Timeshare Settlement Can't Stop Additional Consumer Suit
• Fla. Official Can't Save Home From Verdict, Businessmen Say
• ESG Around The World: Gulf Cooperation Council
• Mass. Casino Gets 2nd Fine For Taking Illegal College Bets
• Miffed NC Biz Court Mulls Sanctions After Missed Deadlines
• Bank Secrecy Act Lessons For Casinos After DOJ Settlements
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Burford, Sysco Object To Nixed Swap In Price-Fixing Suits
• Restaurants Blast 'Fatal Flaws' In Chicken Price-Fix Deal
• Balloon Co. Blew Up Appeal Of Fraud Verdict, 1st Circ. Says
• Using Arbitration And Class Waivers As Privacy Suit Tools
• Trade Group Tells NC Justices COVID-19 Losses Not Covered
• With Interest, Trump Now Owes $454M For NY Valuation Fraud
• Staffing Co. To Pay $1.75M, Reclassify Workers In Calif. Deal
• 6 Pointers For Attys To Build Trust, Credibility On Social Media
• Workers Snag Partial Win On Tip Notice Dispute With Denny's
• No Partnership In Hot Dog Eatery Deal, NC Court Rules
• $46.6M TM Award Over 'Dewberry' Name Appealed To Justices
• DraftKings Says Ex-Exec's $310K Attys Fees Bid Is Excessive
• Scammer Who Did Time In Google Fraud Admits To 2nd Caper
• Judge Rejects $5.2M Atty Fee Bid In Poultry Farm Loan Suit
• Restaurant Software Co.'s $9M Investor Deal Gets 1st OK
• Irish Pub Chain's Ex-CFO Gets 1.5 Years For $1M Tax Fraud
• CoStar, Hotel Giants Accused Of Data-Driven Price-Fixing
• Dubious Of Peak Season Claims, Judge Nixes Lodge's H-2B App
• Chipotle Swaps Gift Cards For 'Worthless' Vouchers, Suit Says
• A Post-Mortem Analysis Of Stroock's Demise
• 1st Circ. Won't Revive $19M Casino Deal Suit Against Wynn
• Atlantic City Hotels Want Room Rate Suit Tossed
• Cruise Line Hornblower Hits Ch. 11 With Over $1B Debt
• Fla. Gaming Pact Not Allowed Under Federal Law, Expert Says
• 7th Circ. Backs McDonald's Win Over 'Bad Faith' Hot Tea Suit
• Ill. Judge Scolds Defense Attys On Discovery: 'This Is Insanity'
• Casinos Say 'Unique' Policy Should Cover $130M COVID Loss
• Eateries' Virus Losses Not Covered, Insurer Tells NC Justices
• Cool-Cheese Pizzeria Got Cold Feet Over $2.1M Sale, Suit Says
• Mich. Township Must Face Winery Wedding Ban Suit
• Chancery Won't Block TripAdvisor's Nevada Move
• DoorDash Charges Excessive Fees, NYC Burger Eatery Says
• NC Panel Finds Condos Short-Term Rental Ban Unreasonable
• 'No Respect': 2nd Circ. Judge Chides Dissatisfied Arb. Users
• MrBeast Can't Toss Restaurant Co.'s Burger Deal Countersuit
• DOI Announces Final Rule On Class III Indian Gaming
• Wyndham CEO Reports 'Expansive' FTC Query Into Takeover
• Fed. Circ. Reverses Injunction In Adventure Parks IP Suit
• Off The Bench: NHL Antitrust, Daily Fantasy Dread, ESPN Bet
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-Jenner & Block Litigator Joins Holland & Knight In Chicago
• Trump Atty Didn't Go 'Rogue' In Pushing Club NDA, Court Told
• Trump Owes $355M For Fraud That 'Shocks The Conscience'
• Vail Resorts Promotes Deputy GC To Top Lawyer
• Restaurant Franchise Owner Hit With $30.7M Jury Verdict
• Club, Insurer Resolve Fiduciary Breach Coverage Row
• No Coverage For Pandemic Losses, NY Top Court Rules
• Conn. Justice Calls Marriott Lien Fight 'An Embarrassment'
• NJ Atty Beats Greater Damages Bid Over Hotel Project Loan
• Ex-DraftKings Exec Seeks Clarity On Fanatics Guardrails
• USCIS Fee Increases May Have Unintended Consequences
• 'Jock Tax' Is Constitutional, Pittsburgh Tells Pa. Justices
• Vaughan Baio Adds 3 Partners And 2 Offices In NY, NJ
• Petition Watch: Classes, Litigation Changes & Fraud Theories
• Feds Say Tax Prepper Filed Over $1M In False 2020 Returns
• American Airlines Settles Ticketing Row With Travel Website
• Union Says Religion Not Behind Fired Flight Attendants' Posts
• NYC Servers Sue Korean BBQ Eateries Over Tipped Wages
• Ind. Justices Find Eateries Can Be Liable Under Dram Shop Act
• Chicago Eatery Biz Exec's Bid For Atty Privilege Challenged
• NY Man Charged With Falsely Claiming To Own Iconic Hotel
• McDonald's In US Lack Adequate Lactation Spaces, Suit Says
• Chancery Flipped SeaWorld Stock Claims, Ex-Execs Tell Court
• BCLP Can Fight Atlanta Firm's Fee Garnishing Request
• TMZ Ordered To Pay $300K In Atty Fees Over Bus Tour Case
• Navajo Say Hopi Tribe Bid To Join Land Trust Suit Is Untimely
• Insurer Wants Out Of Covering SC Club Shooting
• Hospitality Cos. Seek To Sink Trafficking Survivor's Suit
• Coaching High School Wrestling Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Hilton And Franchisee Defeat NC Sex Trafficking Suit
• Wyndham Gets Default Win In Timeshare Exit Suit
• Insurer Can't Toss Claims As Sanctions In Hotel Fire Suit
• Fla. Casinos Ask Justices To Undo Seminole Gaming Compact
• Restaurants Trying To Derail Chicken Deals, 7th Circ. Told
• Colo. Justice Says Something 'Wrong' With Ski Lift Waivers
• Hotel Rental Co. Hid Litigation And Failed Deal, Suit Says
• Starbucks Made Statements With Actual Malice, Union Says
• NY Court Refuses To Toss E. Coli Suit Against Salad Chain
• ESPN Bet To Launch In NY After Sports Betting Licenses Deal
• Ex-DraftKings Exec's Attys Seek $310K For Court Pingpong
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• SG's Office Is Case Study To Help Close Legal Gender Gap
• Insurer Says Fire Co. Owes $3.7M For Hotel Water Damage
• Justices Asked To Ignore 'Unremarkable' McDonald's Ruling
• Activists Ask Justices To Reverse Calif. Tribal Casino Approval
• Judge Amends Camp Operator's $1M Surety Bond Order
• Customer Can Sue Closed Bowling Alley For Slip-And-Fall
• 2 Women Get $24.5M Award In Philly Motel Trafficking Claims
• Fla. Judge Won't Halt Alleged 'Payback' By Miami Official
• DC Circ. Mulls NLRB Finding That Starbucks Broke Labor Law
• Insurer Settles $1.7M Fluorescent Sign Fire Damage Suit
• 11th Circ. Won't Restore Sex Trafficking Suit Against Ga. Hotel
• Texas Hilton Hotel Tells DOJ It Will Comply With ADA
• Atlanta Atty Keeps $1.15M Fee Award Despite Tossing Notes
• Burford Can't Sub For Sysco In Pork, Beef Price-Fixing Suits
• Mother, Son Call Truce In Dispute Over Denver Bar Chain
• Off The Bench: NCAA NIL Rule Lives; Dartmouth Players Win
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• A Refresher On Alcohol Sponsorships Before The Super Bowl
• DOJ Investigating Metropolis Tech's $1.5B SP Plus Deal
• Renderings Pitch White Sox Ballpark In Chicago's South Loop
• Winery Wedding Ban Doesn't Stomp Out Speech, Group Says
• Exec Barred From Using DraftKings Info At New Fanatics Job
• Mass Shooting Survivor Loses $17M Judgment On Appeal
• 2nd Circ. Backs Kay Jewelers' Victory In Age Bias Suit
• Live Nation Worker Can Fight $5.5M Disputed Atty Fee
• Deals Rumor Mill: Club Med, Galderma, Sierra Space
• McDonald's Ends Suit Accusing Managers Of Racist Abuse
• NY Judge Scolds Trump Attys For Response To Perjury Query
• Athens Airport's $845M IPO Takes Flight, Steered By 8 Firms
• Wyndham Gets Joint Employer Claim Cut From Trafficking Suit
• DraftKings Fight With Ex-Exec Intensifies Amid Dueling Filings
• Trump Trial Judge Gets Little Info On Exec's Alleged Perjury
• Don't Halt Rehire Order At Hotel Bel-Air, NLRB Tells 9th Circ.
• South Fla. Resort Heads To Liquidation After Failed Sale
• Colo. Urges Court To Reject Bid To Nix Delivery, Ride Fees
• Panel Says Ohio Broke Promise In Brewery District Land Fight
• Starbucks Argues NLRB Has No Say In Firing Decision
• Mass. Residents Want High Court To Undo Tribe's Land Grant
• Reimagining Law Firm Culture To Break The Cycle Of Burnout
• 1st Circ. Appears Unlikely To Deflate Balloon Fraud Verdict
• Disney Settles Job Offer Dispute Linked To Fla. LGBTQ Law
• Mast Capital Snags $600M Construction Loan For Miami Tower
• Processor Underpaid Us On Tribal Accounts, Tech Co. Says
• 'Beaten Up' Eatery Fights NLRB's Pandemic Ruling At 9th Circ.
• Estate Of Hilton Founder's Son Challenges $1.2B Tax Bill
• ESG Around The World: Brazil
• McDonald's Franchisee Settles Sex Assault Lawsuit For $4.4M
• NASCAR Museum Owner Still Bad-Mouthing ITG, Court Told
• Vagueness In Calif. Climate Law Makes Compliance Tricky
• NY Judge Wants Info On Perjury Probe Of Trump Lieutenant
• Competing In Dressage Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Kochava Can't Shake FTC's Location Data Privacy Suit
• Hedge Fund Sues SPAC For Books On Failed Casino Deal
• Workers Want $500K Fee Award From Defaulting Restaurateur
• Expedia Must Face Bankrupt Swiss Rival's Antitrust Claims
• Restaurant Gets 'Mandatory' Wine-Tasting Death Suit Tossed
• NYC Serves Up Final Rules For Permanent Outdoor Dining
• Scammer Sentenced For Defrauding Amtrak And Trailways
• Pennsylvania AG's Clout In Opioid Deal Likely Has Wide Reach
• Clyde & Co. Hires Ex-Lewis Brisbois Team In Chicago
• Holiday Inn Owner, Insurers Settle Suit Over $11M Ida Award
• Algorithmic Pricing Programs Caught In Antitrust Crosshairs
• Md. Bill Seeks Property Tax Credits For Residential Projects
• Ex-Server's Injunction Bid Not Valid, NJ Trump Golf Club Says
• Ill. Bar Freed From Suit Over Staffer's Alcohol-Fueled Fatal Fall
• Ex-Trump Org. CFO Faces Possible Perjury Charge, Mulls Plea
• What's At Stake In High Court NLRB Injunction Case
• Barnes & Thornburg Expands Atlanta Finance Practice
• Possible Bias Spurs New Trial In Royal Caribbean Injury Suit
• Ch. 7 Doesn't Nix Criminal Restitution, 5th Circ. Says
• The Legal Industry Needs A Cybersecurity Paradigm Shift
• 9th Circ. Told RICO Claim Can't Stick To Enviro Complaint
• NY Strip Club Loses PPP Suit Despite 'Discriminatory' Claim