Hospitality Archive » April, 2024

Hospitality - April, 2024

126 articles

• Skadden, Latham Lead Travel Firm Viking's Upsized $1.5B IPO
• Split 9th Circ. Finds San Jose Nuisance Laws Constitutional
• NJ AG Asks Court To Nix UAW's Suit Over Smoking In Casinos
• Key Issues Raised By Colorado's Brain Data Privacy Bill
• NYC Judge Upholds Hotel Taxes On Apartment Subleases
• Think Like A Lawyer: Follow The Iron Rule Of Trial Logic
• Pomerantz, Glancy Prongay Spar To Lead LexUrban Fraud Suit
• Insurer Looks To Block $5.3M Theft Claim From Tribal Court
• The Art Of Asking: Leveraging Your Contacts For Referrals
• Turkey Cos. Seek Swift Appeal Of Burford's Ability To Sue
• Viking Upsizes IPO To $1.2B As More Companies Enter Fray
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Blackstone Must Face Claims Of Price-Fixing At Vegas Hotels
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: April Lessons
• Flight Attendants Seek Class Status In FMLA Penalty Suit
• Rubrik Leads Trio Of IPOs That Buoy Recovering Market
• Being An Equestrian Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Celebrity Cruises' Morgues Are 'Run To Fail,' Family Claims
• Filipino Workers' $730K Trafficking Deal Gets Judge's Initial OK
• 9th Circ. Says NLRB Can Enforce Starbucks Bargaining Order
• Hawaii High Court Affirms Timeshare Property Tax Is Legal
• Bill O'Reilly Can't Duck Canceled Cruise Suit, Customer Says
• 4 Ways To Refresh Your Law Firm's Marketing Strategy
• Investor Seeks Recovery From R. Kelly, Foxwoods Fallouts
• Justices Probe NLRB's Burden In Starbucks' Injunction Appeal
• Judge Overturns Biz's H-2B Ban, Blaming 'Gaslighting' Atty
• Firefighters Want LA County's Early Win Bid Axed In Hotel Suit
• Pa. Roller Coaster Closure Throws Pass Buyers For A Loop
• Migrant-Hiring Crimes And Tax Evasion Get Pair Prison, $1.8M Fine
• Judge Quiets NY Outdoor Stadium For Frazzled Neighbors
• Downtown Chicago Hotel Hits Ch. 11 With Up To $50M In Debt
• Risks Of Rejecting Hotel Mgmt. Agreements Via Bankruptcy
• Judge Finds Feds Own Historic Virgin Islands Resort
• Seattle Property Owners Can't Use COVID To Stop $160M Tax
• Gambling Co., Casinos Battle Over Shuffler Antitrust Claims
• Ralph Lauren Can Continue Appeal Of COVID Coverage Loss
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• PE-Backed Cruise Operator Viking Sets Sights On $1B IPO
• 5th Circ. Revives Six Flags Investor Suit Again
• Casino SPAC Can Return Money, Not Shares, Chancery Rules
• Tex-Mex Chain Tijuana Flats' New Owner Puts It In Ch. 11
• Investors In Failed Manila Casino Deal Sue For SPAC Shares
• Qdoba To Pay $3.8M To Wrap Up Wash. Pay Transparency Suit
• 3rd Circ. Unclear If 'Session Replay' Web Code Directed At Pa.
• Mich. Supreme Court To Hear Jet's Pizza Settlement Appeal
• No Redo For Insurers In COVID-19 Coverage Row, Tribe Says
• 9th Circ. Affirms Rosette's Win In Tribe Representation Fight
• Red Roof Franchise Co. Settles IP Fight With Motel Operator
• Minn. Operator Wants To Stop Casinos' Class III Gambling
• Chancery Orders Invictus Fund Manager To Hand Over Docs
• First-Of-Its-Kind Brain Data Privacy Bill Passes In Colo.
• Whitewater Kayaking Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NY Outdoor Stadium Can Host Concerts During Noise Row
• Hedge Fund Asks Court To Toss REIT's Suit In Takeover Row
• Staffing Co. Drops Contract Fight With Panthers Stadium
• Claim That Hilton Insurance Spat Is Moot Surprises 11th Circ.
• Del. Justices OK Midcase Review Of TripAdvisor Move
• Arbitration Pacts Leave Domino's Wage Suit Plaintiff-Less
• This Earth Day, Consider How Your Firm Can Go Greener
• Colo. Ski Resort's Snowmaking Suit More Than A Decade Late
• SeaWorld's Sesame Park Visitors Can't Get Cert. In Bias Fight
• Mich. High Court To Hear Siblings' Ski Share Valuation Fight
• MGM Slams FTC Probe After Cyberattack During Khan Visit
• Versace Mansion Workers Lose Bid To Revive Wage Claims
• High Court Won't Hear California Tribal Casino Dispute
• Real Estate Authority: RE Women In BigLaw, Q1, Proptech
• Hedge Fund Fires Back At Hotel REIT With Proxy Contest Suit
• Live Nation Sued Over Shooting Deaths At Wash. Concert
• Feds Say Ga. Apartments Denied Wheelchair Accommodation
• Hornblower Gets OK For Creditor Vote On Ch. 11 Plan
• Fla. Restaurateur Gets Prison Time For Dodging Payroll Taxes
• $24M Hidden Fee Deal Between Class, AIG Units Gets 1st OK
• Texas Panel Seeks Evidence In $1M Real Estate Quagmire
• Cleaning Co. To Pay $400K In H-2B Workers' Exploitation Suit
• Pharmacy Gets Eli Lilly's Mounjaro Suit Tossed
• 'Let's Get Physical': Pa. Justices Tune In To COVID-19 Coverage
• NBC, Universal Sued Over 'Harry Potter' Ride Malfunction
• Weisselberg's Perjury At Trial Spotlights Atty Ethics Issues
• Practicing Law With Parkinson's Disease
• KKR, Inovia Lead Rental Platform Guesty To $130M Series F
• Blackwells Unveils Takeover Plans For Hospitality REIT
• Starbucks Fired Barista For Having Panic Attack, Court Told
• 9th Circ. Says Hotel, Restaurant Virus Losses Not Covered
• Healthcare Co. Can't Sue Ex-Exec For Causing Canada Tax Hit
• Hotel Owed Union Bargaining Over Renovation, DC Circ. Says
• GM Rips 'Word Salad' Discovery Request, Fights Sanction Bid
• Ex-DraftKings Exec Loses Bid For $310K In Atty Fees
• Playing Hockey Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Red Robin Reaches $600K Deal To End EEOC Claims In Wash.
• Mich. Judge Not Persuaded Wineries' Agritourism Is Speech
• Starbucks Drops TM Suit After Fake Websites Go Dark
• Hormel Settling Pork Price-Fixing Claims For Over $11M
• Atlantic City Hotels Say Gov't Backing Can't Save Pricing Suit
• Hotel Co. Comes Out On Top In Passover Fiasco Row 
• For Lawyers, Pessimism Should Be A Job Skill, Not A Life Skill
• Royal Caribbean Settles Passenger's Suit Over Wife's Death
• 3 Firms Build $2.3B Hospitality Biz SPAC Merger
• Wow Bao Says Customer Can't Prove Kiosk Data Collection
• Marriott Wants $5M Repair Work Bill Stayed Pending Appeal
• Starbucks Tells Judge Union Dealings Aren't 'Mission Critical'
• NJ Smoking Law Violates Casino Workers' Rights, UAW Says
• Skadden-Led Cruise Operator Viking Files $100M IPO
• Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial Spotlights Long-Criticized Law
• Chinese Insurer Awarded Nearly $15M Over Hotel Theft Suit
• 'No Madonna Fan' Expects Show At Ticket Time, Singer Says
• Fla. Judge Won't Dismiss Suit Claiming Restaurant EB-5 Fraud
• Texts Were Intentionally Deleted In Hotel Suit, Investors Say
• GRSM50 Accused Of Letting Detroit Hotel Hide Evidence
• Requiring Leave To File Amicus Briefs Is A Bad Idea
• Trampoline Park Can't Arbitrate Injury Suit, Texas Panel Says
• 4 Ways To Motivate Junior Attorneys To Bring Their Best
• Reba McEntire's Ex-Hubby Loses Bid To Cancel Farm Name TM
• Family Not 'Trespassers' In Revived Deck Collapse Suit
• 5 Hotel Cos. Defeat Trafficking Claims, 2 Others Settle
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Black Lung, Back Pay On Tap In April
• Reject Carole Baskin's Defamation Appeal, Fla. Justices Told
• Bally's Investor Says Takeover Bid Exploiting Weakness Of Biz
• Casino Outfits Say High Court Must Review Tribal Betting Suit
• Rental Co. Sues Family Of Child Who Drowned On Property
• Cemetery Owner Can't Sell Unused Land, NC Panel Rules
• Serving As A Sheriff's Deputy Made Me A Better Lawyer
• DeSantis Ducks Mass. Suit Over Migrant Flights
• Insurer Can't Avoid Indemnity Payments Over Grocery Fire
• Aramark Accuses Aetna Of 'Gamesmanship' In Benefits Fight
• Former Minn. Chief Justice Instructs On Writing Better Briefs
• High Court Won't Hear Mass. Residents' Tribal Land Dispute