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New Jersey - January, 2015

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• Bayer Settles Workers' $100M Sex Discrimination Suit
• Settlements In NJ Lien Bid-Rigging Class Action Top $8M
• CMS Extends Bans On New Providers In 6 States
• Avalon Faces 2 Tenant Suits For Burned-Down NJ Luxury Apts
• Nelson Brown Hit With Suit Over NJ Office Lease Breach
• Pressler & Pressler Fights Class Cert In NJ Debt Suit
• Revel Creditors Make Peace With $125M Bankruptcy Loan
• Judge Won't Reconsider Ruling On ShopRite's Sandy Claim
• Mass. Gov. Cleared In NJ Investment Controversy
• Hard Rock Nabs Preliminary OK For Possible NJ Casino
• NJ Officials Vow To Fight Obama's Atlantic Drilling Plans
• 3rd Circ. Joins Effort To Construe Morrison
• NJ Judge Faces Ethics Accusations Over Contractor Charges
• Wells Fargo, Revel Creditors Near Deal Over Ch. 11 Loan
• Immunomedics Sidesteps Securities Fraud Suit
• NJ Pols Move Contract Ban Bill Forward To Limit Inversions
• NJ Beach Town Plans Thwarted By Conspiracy, Promoter Says
• NJ Workers Slap Home Depot, Staples With Wage Class Suits
• Weathering Winter Storm Juno With Roof Collapse Coverage
• Key Questions When Selecting E-Discovery Vendors
• Trump Resorts Gets OK To Solicit Creditors, $20M Icahn Loan
• Policy Reformation OK'd In Wyndham Crash Coverage Row
• CVS To Pay $500K For Selling Warmed Meds In NJ
• 3rd Circ. Shuts Down IDT Suit Over $42.5M Winstar Deal
• Giants Accused Of Playing Forum Games In Memorabilia Suit
• Revel Casino Wins $400M Tax Assessment Reduction
• NJ High Court Set To Tackle Consumer Arbitration Question
• NJ High Court To Mull Bias Award For Ex-Wentworth Execs
• NJ High Court Lays Down The Law On Spill Suit Limits
• And Now A Word From The Panel: 2014 JPML Practice Trends
• Investors Want OK For $2M Deal In Suit Against Chinese Co.
• Atlantic City Emergency Fix Bad For NJ Cities, Moody's Says
• Investment Firms Sue Merck Over Misleading Vioxx Claims
• NJ High Court Prevents Rush To Courthouse On Spill Suits
• Boehringer, Amneal Strike Deal To End Aggrenox Patent Row
• EEOC Says MacLean Bolsters Bid To Revive Allstate Suit
• NJ Settles Dispute Over Zoning Law That Blocked Mosque
• Debt Collector Takes NJ Arbitration Ruling To High Court
• An Early Test Of Antitrust Ramifications Of FDA's REMS
• 3rd Circ. OKs Sanctions In Telecom Exec.'s Bankruptcy
• Downey Financial Gets $370M Refund In FDIC Fight: 3rd Circ.
• NJ Court Backs BofA Over Loan Modification Refusal
• NJ High Court Rejects Limitations Period For Spill Suits
• Wal-Mart Gun Appeal Could Unleash Shareholder Fights
• NJ Lawmakers Try To Force Offshore Wind Farm Approval
• AXA Says Trustee Approval Trumps Investors' Fee Gripe
• Ex-Simpson Thacher Clerk Denies Insider Trading Charges
• NJ Senate Panel OKs 11 Judges Noms, 9 For Bergen County
• Nifty Fifty's CPA Pleads Guilty In $15M Tax Fraud Scheme
• Toxic NJ Land Warrants Nominal Property Tax, Court Says
• NJ Independent Contractor Ruling Favors Employees
• Google Ruling Won't End Video Privacy Class Actions
• Effexor Buyers To Join 3rd Circ. Appeal Against Wyeth, Teva
• NJ Enviro, Planning Groups Seek Veto Of Meadowlands Bill
• Developer Claims NJ Mayor Sabotaged $3M Project
• NJ Judges Told When To Clap At State Of The State Speeches
• NJ Development Agency Head Steps Down For Nonprofit Gig
• Moody's Cuts Atlantic City Bond Rating After NJ Takeover
• Rolls-Royce Targets Rapper Royce Rizzy In Trademark Suit
• Aaron's Spyware Class Members Can Be ID'd, 3rd Circ. Told
• Ex-Contractor For NJ Watershed Agency Cops To Bribery
• Mylan Wrings Another $13.7M From GSK In Generic Paxil Row
• NJ High Court Boosts Towns In Enviro Zoning Fights
• 3 Firms Rep Fla. Pension Board On $304M Real Estate Buys
• A Data Security Checklist For Companies Hiring Law Firms
• 3rd Circ. Nixes NJ Cop's Free Speech Retaliation Suit
• Trade Groups Attack Wal-Mart Shareholder's Gun Sales Vote
• Revel Tenants, Utility Told $95M Fire Sale Of Casino Will Go On
• LabCorp Launches $2.9B Notes Offering To Back Covance Deal
• Christie Pushes State Takeover To Fix Atlantic City
• Can Consumers Waive Right To Revoke Consent Under TCPA?
• Pasricha & Patel Settles Paralegal's Overtime Suit
• NJ Judges Who Dined With Indicted Official Avoid Sanctions
• Magnesite Cos. Say Class Action Still Fails On Standing
• NJ Atty Sentenced To 46 Months In Facebook IPO Scheme
• Atty Avoids Sanctions Over Leaked Email In Derailment Suit
• Wal-Mart Avoids Suit Over Death Of Tracy Morgan Mentor
• Assessing The State Of Charitable Immunity In NJ
• Confusion Persists Over Medical Marijuana Enforcement
• Ex-USC Player Seeks Dismissal Of Insurer's Suit From NJ
• Griffin-American REIT Makes $340M In Health Care Buys
• Google, Viacom Escape Child Web Tracking Suits For Good
• Expanded Suit Says NY Giants, Eli Manning Sold Fake Merch
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Conviction for $55M Stock Fraudster
• 6 Ways Technology Hobbles Attorney Efforts To Recruit Clients
• NY Judge Axes Lehman Suit Over Meadowlands Loan Snafu
• Attys Spar Over Protections For Watchdog Employees In NJ
• Hurricane Irene Damage Excluded From Policy, NJ Court Says
• Jersey City Lands 95-Story Condo Tower, To Be NJ's Tallest
• 3rd Circ. Won't Reconsider Remand Of Short-Sale Suit
• BGC Will Pay $100M In Tullett Prebon Employee Poaching Case
• Ex-Goldman Programmer's Legal Fee Fight Do-Over Thwarted
• Landowners' Contamination Coverage Suit Partially Revived
• Borgata Slapped With Class Action Over Parking Vouchers
• NJ High Court Says Judges Can't Issue Mandatory Minimums
• Trump's Unsecured Creditors Settle Doc Fight With Icahn
• NJ Gov Asks 3rd Circ. To Endorse New Sports Betting Laws
• Ex-Newark Mayor Can't Shake Campaign Finance Breach Suit
• Fracking Bans May Trigger Civil Authority Coverage After All
• Taxation With Representation: Davis Polk, Cravath, Alston
• NJ-Army Corps Dunes Project Survives, With A Warning
• Effexor Buyers To Take Antitrust Suit To 3rd Circ.
• Wal-Mart Takes Aim At Shareholder Bid To Limit Gun Sales
• 3rd Circ. Revives Ex-Pa. Public Defender's Retaliation Suit
• Former Christie Cabinet Member Joins Archer & Greiner
• False Marketing Claims Over Helmet Concussion Risk Tossed
• Ex-Simpson Clerk Indicted For Trades As Broker Takes Plea
• NJ Judge Tries To Downplay Name-Calling Allegations
• NJ Racing Group Tells 3rd Circ. Leagues Hypocrites On Betting
• Ex-NJ Democratic Official Must Face Racketeering Claims
• NJ Court DQs Overbooked Contractor’s $16M Construction Bid
• NJ High Court Raises Bar For Independent Contractor Status
• NJ Senate Pres. Urges Action On Transportation Repair Fund
• A Shift In Discoverability Of Litigation Hold Notices?
• Icahn Slams Trump Unsecured Creditors' Discovery Demands
• Campaign Finance Groups Pile On In NJ Gov. Football Scandal
• EEOC Asks 3rd Circ. To Save Allstate Retaliation Suit
• Drivers Challenge Trucking Co.'s Ch. 11 Deal In 3rd Circ.
• Bellerophon Eyes $69M IPO After Spinoff From Ikaria
• Roka Slapped With Putative Class Action Over Deceptive IPO
• NJ Gov. Nominates 9 Judges To Short-Handed Bergen County
• Ex-PetroTiger CEO's Talk With GC Who Wore Wire Released
• Revel's Utility Co. Can't Block $95M Ch. 11 Sale
• NJ Judge Fights Court Worker's Demeaning Behavior Claims
• Sandy Suit Attys Sanctioned For Ignoring Court Orders
• Daimler Will Land $23M In Ga. Tax Perks For Mercedes Move
• J. Crew Sued For Showing Credit Card Digits On Receipts
• US Charges Trader In Landmark 'Layering' Case
• Feds Pledge $29M To Aid Displaced NJ Casino Workers
• Eisai Pushes 3rd Circ. To Revive Sanofi Antitrust Suit
• How To Avoid An Unwanted Oral 'Settlement'
• NJ Muslims Tell 3rd Circ. NYPD Spying Rooted In Bias
• BMS, Citi, Others On Hook For $92M NJ Superfund Settlement
• Wal-Mart Deceptively Markets Baking Soda As 3-Packs: Suit
• Criminal Probe Sought Of Christie's Cowboys Trip
• NCAA Sex Bias Suits Can't Be Consolidated, NJ Judge Says
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Conviction Of Scripps Family Fraudster
• NJ Gov. Signs Encryption Requirements For Health Insurers
• BMW Fights To Keep Battery Class Action In Fed. Court
• US Rep. Asks 3rd Circ. To Nix Google Email Warrant
• Shire Inks $5.2B Deal For US Biotech NPS Pharma
• Health Plan Leaders Still On Hook For Missing $4.7M
• HIKO Energy To Pay $2.1M To Settle NJ Consumer Fraud Suit
• Trump Ch. 11 Judge To Consider Document Subpoenas
• Ex-Supervisor Slaps Mercedes-Benz With Religious Bias Suit
• Dun & Bradstreet Pays $125M To Bag Number-Cruncher
• Camden Rises As NJ Economic Incentives Bear Fruit
• Port Authority Official, Christie Ally Heading To NYU
• Law Schools Are (Finally) Teaching 'The Biz' Of Lawyering
• NJ Pol, Wachtell Partner Fined For Late Campaign Docs
• NJ Lawmakers To Try Overriding Port Authority Reform Veto
• Zurich Denied Quick Appeal In Eisai Coverage Fight
• Revel Defends $125M Ch. 11 Loan From Creditor Assault
• NJ Appeals Court Frees Hill Wallack From Malpractice Suit
• EPA Fines DuPont For Alleged Clean Air Violations At NJ Plant
• The Year Ahead In Pro Bono, US And Abroad
• 2015 To See More AG-Led Multistate Enforcement Actions
• Kean University Loses Fight Over Rights To Merck Parcel
• Wells Fargo Floats Deal To End Revel Creditor Beefs
• Patent Atty Can't Snare Other Firms In AT&T License Row
• NJ Lawmakers Rally Against Offshore LNG Plant
• Trump Resorts Unsecured Creditors Want More Icahn Docs
• Jersey City Sells Property For $24M To Barnabas Health
• 3rd Circ. Agrees $50M Suit Against Nestle Doesn't Hold Water
• Ex-NJ Judge Who Dated Bailiff Tries To Revive Bias Row
• A NY Practitioner's Guide To Interstate Discovery
• 3rd Circ. Urged To OK Limits On Doctors' Use Of Fracking Info
• Fracking Bans Don't Trigger Civil Authority Coverage
• Ammonia Release Not Pollution Under Insurance, Co. Says
• Mercedes-Benz To Move US Base From NJ To Atlanta
• McDonald's Settles Ocean City Lease Row
• NJ Gov. Hit With Ethics Complaint Over Cowboys Game
• S&P Can't Escape NJ's Fraud Suit Over Skewed Analyses
• NJ High Court Mulls Immunity In Affordable Housing Battle
• SG Urges High Court to Deny KBR War Zone Injury Cases
• City, State And Federal Actions On Minimum Wage In 2014
• REBUTTAL: NJ Consumer Fraud Act Certainly Has Devolved
• Revel's $95M Sale To Backup Bidder Gets Judge's Nod
• Alcoa Accused Of Hiding PCBs In New Jersey Property Sale
• NJDOT Engineer Cops To Bribery Scheme Over Bridge Rehab
• NJ Boardwalk Owner Seeks To Stop Army Corps Dune Project
• NJ High Court Mulls Jury Trial Right In Insurance Fraud Law
• NJ Eyes Interstate Pacts As Internet Betting Passes Milepost
• 'Real Housewives' Star Starts 15-Month Prison Sentence
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Thor, KTR Capital, Mercedes-Benz
• 3rd Circ. Chief Says Philly Has Transformed On Corruption
• 12 Building Blocks Of A Digital Law Library
• NFL Concussion Deal's Early OK Not Reviewable: 3rd Circ.
• Contractors Sued Over Flood-Prone NJ Convention Center
• Wells Fargo Foots Atlantic City Casino's $26M Tax Bill
• 'Rude' Atty Told To Apologize To Judge In Malpractice Row
• NJ Court Limits Affidavits Of Merit To Same Professional Field
• New Jersey Cases To Watch In 2015
• Attys Accused Of Not Repaying $5.9M Loans For Drug Torts
• NJ Court Scraps Copayment Hikes For Public Worker Retirees
• AIG Unit Can't Nix Port Authority's Atty Fee Win In NY Court
• New Jersey Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2015
• 2015: Judiciary, Lawyers And Law Schools At The Precipice