New Jersey Archive » June, 2012

New Jersey - June, 2012

126 articles

• 3rd Circ. Says Sprint's $17.5M Class Pact Not Good Enough
• Spectra's $1.2B NJ-NY Gas Pipeline Gets Go-Ahead
• NJ Court Tosses Clinic's Benefits Suit Against Auto Insurer
• J&J Can't Shake False Ad Suit Over Bedtime Bath Products
• NJ Town Official Admits Laundering Bribe To Mayor
• Atlantic City Wireless Gambling Bill Heads To Governor
• Fairfax's Claims Survive In $8B Suit Over Short Selling Scam
• Avis Shift Managers Win Class Cert. In Wage Suit
• Enviros Buck FERC's OK on $400M Gas Pipeline Expansion
• NJ Business Owner Admits To School Contract Bid-Rigging
• NJ Assembly OKs Bill To Flip Foreclosures As Low-Cost Homes
• Spectra Unit Wins Condemnation Orders For $1.2B Pipeline
• Residency Requirement For NJ Candidates Remains Barred
• Zurich Needn't Cover NJ Organ Harvesting Defense Costs
• Generic-Drug Users Can't Pin Brand-Name Cos., NJ Court Says
• States Can't Cash Out Unclaimed Savings Bonds: 3rd Circ.
• TD Bank Call Center Reps Win Class Cert. In OT Pay Case
• NJ, App Developer Settle Over Collection Of Children's Info
• Union Agrees Not To Block Tropicana Casino In Protest Suit
• Proposed $2B NJ American Dream Project Clears Key Hurdle
• NJ Court Won't Revive Broker-Dealers' Claims Against Merrill
• Judge Skims Smart Balance 'Fat Free' Milk Case
• Jury Hands $30M To Ford Truck Dealers In Contract Fight
• NJ Extends State's Wait To Seize Unused Gift Card Funds
• NJ Foreclosure Relief Passes Both Houses, Goes To Talks
• Workers' Comp Law Precludes Workplace Injury Suit: NJ Court
• NJ Board OKs 2nd Phase Of $1B Mixed-Use Project Near GWB
• Volvo Settlement Over Faulty SUV Engines Wins Judge's Nod
• NJ Assembly Clears Bill Extending Development Permits
• Quest Says Lead In Age Bias Suit Was Sacked For Performance
• NJ Senate Votes To Keep Fracking Waste Out Of State
• NJ Assembly Backs Mobile Gaming At Atlantic City Casinos
• Ex-Kasowitz Atty's Suit Against Firm Time-Barred, Court Says
• Merck Pays $10M To Exit ERISA Class Action Over Vytorin
• NJ Senate OKs Court Filing Fee Hikes To Fund E-Court
• Enviros Challenge Approval For $1.2B NJ-NY Spectra Pipeline
• Giants, Jets Sue To Halt NJ American Dream Mall Project
• NJ Assembly OKs Accident Victim Privacy Legislation
• NJ Assembly Advances Transportation Borrowing Bill
• NJ Court Lets PSE&G Keep $2.9B In Breakup Costs
• Verizon Avoids Hidden-Fee Claims Over TV Protection Plan
• NJ Senate OKs Gender Pay Bills Over Biz Objections
• NJ High Court Reins In Defense Against Late-Filed Cases
• NJ Assembly Limits Perks At Bridge, Toll, Port Authorities
• Cape May Plant Will Close Coal Unit To Settle CAA Claims
• NJ Hospital To Pay $9M For Improper Medicare Billing
• NJ Assembly Approves Fracking Waste Ban
• Lowenstein Reps Rutgers On $295M Public-Private Project
• Travelers Accuses Nursing Provider Of Workers' Comp Scam
• NJ Bill Would Ban Private Use Of Drones, Limit Police Use
• No Permits Yet For NJ Gas Utility In Suit Against Town
• NJ Communication Union Loses Appeal Over Contract Awards
• NJ Bill To Regulate Cellphone, Laptop Insurance Advances
• Sam's Club Manager Shoots For Class Cert. In OT Case
• Union Health Plan Sues Merck Over Drug Copay Subsidies
• PSE&G Wins NJ Approval For $390M Transmission Project
• Court Backs Win For Pillsbury In Real Estate Malpractice Suit
• GM, Chrysler, Garmin, Others Face Nav System IP Suits
• Sprint To Pay $19M To End Picture Messaging Charges Suit
• Protecting The 'Perceived As' From Workplace Harassment
• NJ Panel Clears Info-Sharing Bill To Foil Insurance Fraud
• NJ Bill Would Punish Shareholders For Frivolous Suits
• NJ Assembly Panel Advances Foreclosure Relief Bill
• NJ Panel OKs Court Fee Hike To Fund Legal Aid Program
• DeCotiis Denied Quick Win In NJ County Malpractice Suit
• Apotex Did Not Infringe On Merck's Nasonex Patent: Judge
• NJ Assembly Panel Advances Data Breach Penalty Changes
• NJ Suit Says Kix 'All-Natural' Claim Is Fraudulent
• NJ Lawmakers To Mull Revised Fee Hike To Fund E-Courts
• Oil Tycoon Accuses Goldman Of Conspiring To Block Financing
• Atty Fees In $5.5M Nutella Deal Left Bad Taste, Consumers Say
• Janssen Sues Mylan, Others To Block Generic Prezista
• NJ Assembly Panel Backs Iran Sanctions Measure
• Sylvania Can't Evade False Ad Suit Over Headlights
• NJ Ban On Accepting Fracking Waste Clears Assembly Panel
• Unions Back NJ Bill To Penalize Call Center Job Offshoring
• Title Insurers Spared Antitrust Scrutiny, Says 3rd Circ.
• NJ Bill Trio Looks To Rein In Bridge, Toll Authorities' Spending
• Judge Seeks Stronger Plea For FTC's $11.5M No-Fault Ad Deal
• Novartis Defeats Appeal To Bone Drug Bellwether Ruling
• DOJ Settles Race Bias Suit Against NJ Over Police Exam
• PPG Says Wartime Mandates Require US To Share Enviro Costs
• NJ Court Sides With State In Health Benefits Denial Case
• Verbal Pact For $89M Airport Security Contract Won't Fly: Court
• NJ To Unify Clean Energy Program Under 1 Admin
• CVS, Rite Aid Latest To Sue Wyeth, Teva Over Effexor
• Campbell Pays $3.5M For NJ Sears Store In Redevelopment Plan
• NJ OKs $38M Tax Credit To Keep Cablevision Unit In State
• NJ High Court Wades Into Conditional Use Zoning Dispute
• NJ OKs $19M Grant For Brownfield Development
• FERC Approves $400M Gas Pipeline Expansion In NJ, Pa.
• Debt Settlement Co. Gets Suit Over Fees Sent To Arbitration
• Law Firms Sued For $2.3M Over Dumped Lease In Merger
• NJ High Court Will Weigh In On Prison Defect Suit
• NJ High Court Won't Let Christie Kill Housing Council Yet
• Case Study: In Re Magnesium Oxide Antitrust Litigation
• Supreme Court Refuses Firefighter Discrimination Appeals
• Bank Of Tokyo Expands Lease At Mack-Cali NJ Building
• NJ Lawmakers Eye Administrative Law Reforms
• Spectra Wins NJ's OK For $1B Pipeline To Cross State Park
• NJ Court Denies Pollution Suit Coverage For Heating Oil Co.
• Retired Cops Lose Bid For Share In $13M Prudential Windfall
• NJ Assembly Panel Advances Bill To Boost Solar Market
• Gender Pay Bills Get NJ Senate Panel's Nod Over Biz Objections
• Medicis Sues To Block Zydus' Generic Acne Treatment
• Sewer Overflows Cost NJ Town $5.4M In EPA Upgrade Deal
• NJ Panel OKs Bill To Keep Fracking Waste Out Of State
• Mobile Co.'s Learning App Collects Kids' Info, NJ Says
• $2B NJ Entertainment Complex Project Gets $700M Boost
• NJ Looks To Streamline Turnover Of Commercial Space
• NJ Developer Must Hand Units To City For $1 Each, Court Says
• Horizon, Surgery Centers Face Off Again After $22M Deal Fails
• Enviros Sue Christie Admin For Dropping Clean Energy Pact
• NJ Solar Bill Slammed By Retail Energy Group
• 2nd Phase Of $1B NJ Project Near GWB Unveiled
• Bankrupt Franklin Credit Holding To Sell Mortgage Unit
• Merck Targets Sandoz, Intas Over Generic Emend Plans
• NJ Panel Accuses Hudson County Judge Of Misconduct
• Middleman In $37M Insider Trading Scheme Gets 27 Months
• Thomas H. Lee Takes $2.7B Majority Stake In Party City
• Ex-Wilson Atty Gets Record Insider Trading Sentence
• Prudential Gets $210M Tax Credit For NJ Development
• Travelers Ordered To Pay For Sequa Unit's Polluted Sites
• Bed Bath & Beyond Sews Up $105M Linen Holdings Deal
• NJ Senate OKs Bill Restricting Employer Credit Checks
• J&J Wins Reversal Of Expert Restriction In Pelvic Mesh Suits