New Jersey Archive » September, 2012

New Jersey - September, 2012

110 articles

• 3rd Circ. Revives Damages Dispute In Eaton Antitrust Case
• Fox Rothschild Aided $2M Real Estate Fraud, Rabbi Says
• Novartis Escapes Long-Running Farmers' Pesticide Suit
• Whirlpool, LG Close Out Refrigerator Patent Dispute
• Ford Not Liable In Car Fire Suit, 3rd Circ. Confirms
• Stryker Says Wright Medical Copied Implant Name For Website
• NJ Radiologist Cops To $2M Kickback Fraud
• Archer & Greiner Opens 5th NJ Office, Adds 3 Attys
• NY Audit Rips Litigation-Prone Elevator Co. On Repairs
• Toyota Buyers Tell 3rd Circ. $3.8M Headlight Deal Is Unfair
• Novartis Wants Pesticide Suit Nixed For Discovery Failing
• Chinese National Convicted Of Defense Trade Secrets Theft
• Feds Win 10th Guilty Plea In NJ Tax Lien Bid-Rigging Probe
• No NJ Spill Act Damages Without Pollution Link, Court Says
• Developer's Google Subpoena Nixed In Blog Defamation Row
• Former NJ Investment Firm Head Admits $4M Fund Scam
• Merck Investors Win Class Cert. In 2 Suits Over Vytorin
• Ex-Goldman Coder Sues Firm For $2.4M Theft Defense Fees
• LendingTree Escapes Bank Rate Price-Fixing Allegations
• Wal-Mart Taxes Discount Items At Full Price, Consumer Says
• NJ Assembly Panel Clears Corporate Regulation Changes
• 3rd Circ. Lets UnitedHealth Reject Chiro Care In ERISA Case
• NJ Transit Pays $5.8M To Settle Police Officers' Bias Suit
• Judge Pares Suit Over Pfizer's Yanked Feed Additive
• Merck To Pay Up To $10M To Settle Coppertone False Ad Suit
• NJ Governor Sinks Fracking Waste Ban
• Senator Asks FERC For Rehearing On $400M NJ Pipeline Project
• NJ Public Officials Indicted On Employee Misuse Charges
• Three Bayer Probiotics False Ad Class Actions Revived
• Roche Picks NY Over NJ For New Research Center Location
• NJ Panel Approves Social Media Privacy Bill For Workers
• Ex-NJ Police Chief, Lawmaker Gets 5 Years For Misconduct
• Watson Sued By Fertility Drug Rival Over Ad Campaign
• Osteoarthritis Pills Tainted With Lead, Class Action Says
• Port Authority Toll Hikes Key To Capital Projects: Reports
• Casino Servers Denied Shifts Due To Sex Bias, Suit Says
• Ben & Jerry's Sued Over 'All Natural' Ice Cream Claims
• EA's Use Of QB's Image Not Free Speech, 3rd Circ. Hears
• Avis Can't Ditch Class Action Over Reward Program Fee
• NJ Judge Tosses Claims In MDL Over Ford Van Defects
• NJ Developer Objects to Lennar's 'Bad Faith' Ch. 11 Claims
• Ex-City Council Candidate Can't Shake Fraud Charge
• 'Rohan' Duck Not Afoul Of 'Lord Of The Rings' IP: Food Co.
• Williams Partners Fights NJ Review Of Pipeline Project
• Nissan Must Face Transmission Defect Suit
• Merck Bashes Lawsuits Over Prescription Copay Coupons
• Past Metal-Hip Fights May Haunt Biomet's Bid To Avoid MDL
• Former NJ Transportation Official Cops To Bribery Charge
• Failed Ch. 7 Sparks $4.4M Malpractice Suit Against Porzio
• NJ Senate Panel To Mull Clean Car Incentives
• After Guilty Plea By Town Worker, Legal Fee Suit Is Revived
• Actelion Sues To Keep Tracleer Away From Apotex, Roxane
• REIT, Assisted Living Co. Enter $106M Senior Housing Deal
• 'Snookiville' Bill Would Let NJ Towns License Reality Shows
• Wyndham Worldwide Shells Out $102M For Resort Owner
• Lending Duo Leaves Greenberg For Edwards Wildman
• Ex-Schools Chief Sentenced To 11 Years For Taking Bribes
• NJ Contractor Gets Probation For School Contracts Fraud
• Bill Banning Fraudulent Contractors Clears NJ Senate Panel
• NJ High Court Junks Firefighter's Whistleblower Suit
• Scarinci Hollenbeck Launches New Insurance Group
• NJ Bar Fined For Serving Drunken 'Jersey Shore' Star
• $11.5M FTC Acai Settlement Requires More Transparency: Judge
• Novel Latest Drugmaker Sued By Purdue Over Insomnia Drug
• TPG's $2B Par Pharma Buyout Bid Harms Investors, Suit Says
• Ex-Police Chief's Convictions Pared In NJ Misconduct Case
• Fairfax Fails In Bid To Recover In 'Bear Raid' Suit
• NJ Atty Must Face Murder Counts As Part Of RICO Trial
• Magnesium Oxide Purchasers Abandon Price-Fixing Case
• Ford, Edgewood Settle Dispute Over Tainted Concrete Cleanup
• Audience Member Sues 'Martha Stewart Show' Over Injuries
• Otsuka Targets Apotex In Latest Suit Over Generic Abilify
• Stryker Hit With 7 More Suits Over Metal Hip Implants
• NJ City Wrongly Denied Developer's Clinic Plans, Court Says
• J&J Wins Patent Dispute Over Birth Control Drug
• NJ Official Admits Using Town Workers For Personal Chores
• NJ High Court To Decide Coverage Settlement Liability
• NJ Court Mulls Whether NY Atty Can Be Sued In State
• General Mills Gets Cheerios Advertising Suit Junked
• NY, NJ Officials Reach Deal On Stalled 9/11 Museum
• Ex-NJ Deputy AG Accuses Female Supervisor Of Age, Sex Bias
• NJ Lawyer Admits To $1M Mortgage Fraud Scheme
• Banks Move NJ Mortgage Fee Whistleblower Suit To Fed. Court
• Carr Miller Receiver Hits Firm's Ex-GC With $31M Suit
• NJ Court Says Town Officials Liable For Enforcement Lapses
• NJ Mayor Charged With Taking Bribes For Parking Project
• Zapped Football Fan Sues Jets, Giants For $2M Over Assault
• Ex-Army Engineer Cops To $4M In Iraqi Contract Bribes
• Medical Device Maker Seeks To Escape Soured Sales Deal
• Prudential Targets Goldman, Others Over $796M In MBS
• NJ Court Revives Sewer Authority's Fuel Spill Suit
• NJ Court Backs Toss Of Auto Insurance Class Action
• Mercedes Off Hook After Tired Driver Patent Ruled Invalid
• EPA Rips FERC Study Of Williams' Gas Pipeline Project
• Novartis Ruling Helps NJ Drug Cos. Fend Off Punitive Damages
• Port Authority Says It's Exempt From NJ Bias Law
• Hanwha Solar Unfairly Favors Korean Workers, Ex-Exec Says
• German RE Investment Co. Accuses Website Of Defamation
• NJ's Solar Laws: Need Work, But Good For Business
• Hoboken Mayor Proposes Scaled-Back Redevelopment Plan
• Herrick Feinstein Nabs Ex-Chadbourne Partner In Newark
• LA Fitness Can't Ditch Suit Over Cancellation Policy
• NJ's Christie Calls For Tougher Utility Storm Response Law
• Embattled NJ Lawmaker Faces New Loan Default Suit
• Toys 'R' Us Fails To Win Coverage In Worker Injury Row
• Ascertainability: A Must For Class Certification
• Former Dish Network Sales Rep Sues Over OT Pay
• Engineering Co. Can't Leave Suit Over Ford Plant Cleanup
• Ex-Bayer Exec Says Criticism Of Aleve Claims Led To Firing
• Anderson Kill Adds Policyholder Pro From Lowenstein