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Hospitality - September, 2024

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• EEOC Sues Fla. Resort Over Worker Fired After Stillbirth
• DC Circ. Urged To Revisit Retroactive FARA Registration
• Pastor To Pay $539K For Bible-Themed Amusement Park Fraud
• AI May Limit Key Learning Opportunities For Young Attorneys
• 1st Circ. Drops Bribery, Reinstates Extortion In Casino Case
• Fla. Timeshare Biz Wins $1.3M Fee Award In False Ad Suit
• Deal Cools Sale Broker's Beef With Cold-Cheese Pizzeria
• Miami Approves $12.5M Deal To End Little Havana Bar's Suit
• 1st Circ. Won't Disturb Ex-DraftKings Exec's Noncompete
• Judge Certifies COVID-19 Refund Action Against Cedar Fair
• Dominican Airport Co. Says Project Feud Must Be Arbitrated
• Man Says Houston-Area Starbucks Put Racist Joke On Drink
• Nightclub Can Pursue Defamation Suit Against TikTok User
• Pa. Justices Say COVID Closures Aren't Covered Losses
• Wash. Judge Says Co., Firm Seem To Share Sanctions Blame
• 11th Circ. Weighs Sovereignty In Ala. Burial Ground Fight
• Marriott Gets $8M Default Win In TM Robocall Scam Case
• Dolan Balks At Deposition Order In Ex-Knick's Ejection Suit
• Insurer Needn't Cover Las Vegas Sands In Payment Dispute
• Production Co. Drops Lil Uzi Vert Manager From Fees Suit
• Bar Works Crook Gets 7 Years For Role In $57M Global Fraud
• Round-Canopy Parachuting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Why Now Is The Time For Law Firms To Hire Lateral Partners
• Tyson, Cargill Want Appeal Of Pollution Verdict Plan Certified
• 3rd Circ. Revives $60M Moroccan Hotel Award Fight
• Starbucks Wins At 9th Circ. In 'S'mores' Lip Gloss IP Theft Suit
• Gordon Rees Gets Insurer's Wash. Malpractice Suit Trimmed
• Chicago's DoorDash Fee Claims Get Two-Year Limit
• Considering Possible PR Risks Of Certain Legal Tactics
• Domino's Execs Concealed Store Closure Woes, Investor Says
• Senate Panel Advances Jamul Indian Village Land Transfer Act
• NC Governor Defends Bar Closures During COVID
• Golf Course Co. Sued Again; Earlier Data Breach Case Axed
• Entrepreneur Says Partners Stiffed Him On Testing Site Deal
• Panera Can't Delay Trial Over Shook Hardy Attys' Schedule
• It's No Longer Enough For Firms To Be Trusted Advisers
• Womble Bond Hires New Head Of Int'l Disputes From Dechert
• Taxation With Representation: Gibson Dunn, Holland & Knight
• Wash. Justices Strike Down County's Rural Winery Regs
• 76ers To Get New Philly Arena In $1.3B Project, Mayor Says
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Hilton Builder's $7.5M Insurance Suit
• Expect More Restaurant Ch. 11s As COVID Debt Comes Due
• Cleaning Co., H-2B Workers Nab Final OK For $400K Deal
• Mich. Justices Continue To Fight Over Minimum Wage Ruling
• Wynn Resorts To Pay Investors $70M Over Misconduct Claims
• Pa. Jury Clears SeaWorld-Owned Park In Race Bias Trial
• Jury Finds Eatery Owner Guilty Of COVID Fraud, Tax Crimes
• Complying With FTC's Final Rule On Sham Online Reviews
• House Panel Members Question Legitimacy Of Axed Tip Rule
• Hawkers Asian Restaurant Chain Files For Ch. 11 In Fla.
• Insurer Must Defend Ga. Hotel In Sex Trafficking Suit
• Putative Class Says Golf Course Co. Shanked Data Protection
• GC Base Salaries At Big Companies On The Rise
• Travel Tech Co. Hotel Engine Books $2.1B Valuation
• Pa. Judge Awards Servers $400K in Atty Fee Row
• Red Lobster Exits Bankruptcy Protection
• CFT Capital Raises $781M For 2nd Co-Investment Fund
• Assessing Algorithmic Versus Generative AI Pricing Tools
• Hospitality Sector Faces Almost £1B 'Tax Bombshell' In April
• Ares Tops $3.3B For Latest US Distressed Real Estate Fund
• The 2024 Regional Powerhouses
• Hilton, Vornado Escape Suit Alleging They Enabled Sex Trafficking
• NFL QB Faces New Assault Claims, NCAA's NIL Woes Grow
• Trio Of BigLaw Mergers Expected To Drive More Deal Talks
• Former Y Combinator GC Joins Freshfields In Silicon Valley
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• PE Giant KKR's Plan To Buy Entertainment Biz Gets EU Nod
• EasyGroup Claims 'EasyCargo' TM Threatens Its Brand
• US Sanctions Cambodian Tycoon For Forced Labor Scam
• DOL Has Authority To Issue Salary Regs, 5th Circ. Affirms
• A Preview Of AI Priorities Under The Next President
• Litigation Spending To Rise As Cases Grow More Aggressive
• How Companies Are Approaching Insider Trading Policies
• Trustpilot Kicks Off £20M Share Buyback, Returns To Profit
• BurgerFi Flips Into Ch. 11, Burned By Rising Costs
• Miami-Dade Lied To Get Out Of Deal, Water Park Co. Says
• Ex-Knick Can Depose Team Owner In Ejection Suit
• DeSantis Blasts Mass. Suit Over Martha's Vineyard Flights
• Cipriani USA Hires General Counsel From Standard Hotels
• How Methods Are Evolving In Textualist Interpretations
• NJ Court Won't Rush UAW's Smoking Law Case Appeal
• Hostmore Nixes £177M TGI Fridays Takeover
• Attys Urge Justices To Shield Corporate Veil In TM Case
• DOT Probe Of Airlines' Rewards Spells Fresh Headaches
• 11th Circ. Revives Slip-And-Fall Suit Against Westin Hotel
• PruittHealth Enabled Antigay Abuse, Fired Nurse Says
• Travel Nurse Says Emory Ended Her Contract Over Race Bias
• Red Lobster Landlord Sues Zurich Over $1.2M Fire Payment
• Fast Food Co., EEOC End Suit Over Late Demographic Data
• TM Ruling Creates Way To Pierce Corporate Veil, Justices Told
• Labor, Industry Agree: Mich. Wage Ruling Should Stand
• LA Developer Beats RICO Suit Over CEQA Fight At 9th Circ.
• Split 3rd Circ. Won't Rule Out Pa. As Wiretapping Suit Forum
• Ga. Panel Affirms Tax Assessors' Partial Win In Valuation Fight
• Red Lobster Gets Confirmation For Ch. 11 Exit Plan
• Why Attorneys Should Consider Community Leadership Roles
• 2011 Case Bars Houston Strip Club's Fee Row, 5th Circ. Told
• Judge Says EB-5 Investors, Fund Must Disclose More Info
• Firms Must Offer A Trifecta Of Services In Post-Chevron World
• UAW Loses Bid To Include Casinos In NJ Smoking Ban
• Ga. Minor Says Hotel Knew About Trafficking But Didn't Help
• 4th Circ. Affirms Father-Son Duo's COVID Fraud Conviction
• 5 Tips To Succeed In A Master Of Laws Program And Beyond
• NFL Sunday Ticket Subscribers Appeal $4.7B Verdict Reversal