New Jersey Archive » January, 2018

New Jersey - January, 2018

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• Bribery Theory Proved Too Tough To Retry Menendez
• J&J Baby Powder Contained Asbestos, Expert Tells Jury
• NJ Court Affirms Repeal Of 'Obsolete' Health Benefits Rule
• NJ City Resolves Bias Suit Over Mosque Plan
• Bridgegate Aide Tells 3rd Circ. Open Road Not A Civil Right
• Men Get 6 Months, 1 Year For $200M Credit Card Fraud
• LG, Best Buy Can't Duck Misleading TV Advertising Action
• Centers Of Influence Are Key To Small Law Firm Rainmaking
• Wells Fargo Beats NJ Fraud Suit Over Foreclosure Action
• Menendez Corruption Case Nixed After DOJ Drops Retrial Bid
• No Consensus On Conspiracy Theory Of Personal Jurisdiction
• Insurer Gets 3rd Circ. Win Citing Limits of Hurricane Sandy
• NJ Withdraws From Suit Opposing Clean Power Plan
• Concert Fraudster's Prison Sentence Fair, 3rd Circ. Says
• Hertz Wants Quick Win In Consumers' Conversion Fee Suit
• FDA Warning Wire: Drugmaker Misled Customers About Tests
• Money Woes Can't Justify Med Mal Motion, NJ Panel Says
• Gaming Group Says $4.8B To Be Illegally Bet On Super Bowl
• No Asbestos In J&J Talc, NJ Jury Told In Mesothelioma Case
• Accutane Suits Filed Too Late, NJ Panel Affirms
• Dem Suit Challenging SALT Cap Needs New Ideas To Succeed
• Trial Over J&J Talc, Mesothelioma Link Kicks Off In NJ
• Lockheed Wins $150M Navy Laser Weapons Contract
• Political Consultant To NJ Agency Pleads Guilty To Fraud
• Aviation Whistleblower's Claim Was Too Vague, NJ Panel Says
• Split Rulings Show Appetite To Change FERC Pipeline Policy
• From Law Firm To Newsroom: An Interview With Bob Woodruff
• NJ Justices Skeptical Of Civil Rights Claim In Zoning Row
• NJ Charity Care Ruling Could Spark Uptick In Patient Claims
• Judging A Book: Kendall Reviews 'On The Jury Trial'
• NAB Seeks To Oppose Media Ownership Deregulation Suit
• NJ Med Mal Suit Moves Ahead Despite Late Expert Report
• Wawa Wins Ex-Worker's 'Speak English' Discrimination Suit
• 3rd Circ. Says Pa. School Is Immune From Retaliation Suit
• What's At Play In First J&J Talc Asbestos Trial
• Mylan Pradaxa Generic Delayed In Boehringer Patent Deal
• Jurist Accused Of Profane Rant In Bid To Duck DWI Arrest
• NY, NJ, Conn. Govs. Promise To Sue Feds Over Tax Overhaul
• Taxation With Representation: Weil, Proskauer, Debevoise
• Lessons For Data Breach Lawyers From Product Liability
• NJ Judge's Civil Rights Claims Against Fellow Jurists Trimmed
• NJ Hedge Fund Owner Stole Money For Lavish Life, Jury Told
• No Wells Fargo-Style Sales Practices At Other Banks: OCC
• NJ Cancer Clinic Can't Beat NY Med Mal Suit On Jurisdiction
• Ex-Student's Suit Revived Over Defective Cafeteria Table
• Ex-Rutgers Coach Dodges Sex Assault Suit Over Late Filing
• Ballard Spahr Taps Real Estate Atty To Head Office In NJ
• Do I Need New Trial Counsel? 9 Questions To Ask
• 3rd Circ. Backs Philly Win In Housing Cop's Retaliation Suit
• Garden State Energy Policy Goes Green With New Gov.
• NJ Joins DACA Fight As 'Dreamer' Atty Gets Sworn In
• Lesbian Couples Lose Challenge To NJ Insurance Rules
• Kirkland's Wants Receipt Row Paused For Appeal On Standing
• Lavish Spending OK'd As Evidence In $4M NJ Fraud Trial
• Ex-Hotel Exec Cops To Embezzling $13M
• Shire Rips Allergan's 'Stranglehold' On Dry-Eye Drug Market
• 3rd Circ. Affirms $10M In Equity Investing Not Deductible
• NJ Judge Trims Menendez Corruption Charges
• Morgan Lewis Fights Sanctions Bid In Suit Over Explosion
• And Now A Word From The Panel: 2017 MDL Year In Review
• Attys Who Won Slants Ruling Join Mandelbaum Salsburg
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Insurance Row Amid Parallel Action
• Gorsuch Says Tech Advancements Will Test High Court
• Lessons From President Trump's Failed Judicial Nominations
• J&J Hit With $13.6B Charge Under New Tax Law
• Zydus Gets FCA Claims Trimmed In Generics Pricing Row
• Pa. Man Dodges Prison For Kickbacks Involving Navy Parts
• Without 'Smoking Gun,' Feds Face Tough Menendez Retrial
• NJ Judge Misused Role In Own Child Support Case: Complaint
• Where Things Stand On The Biggest P3 Transpo Projects
• German Surgical Toolmaker Cut From NJ Cancer Death Suit
• Consumers Lose Cert. Bid In Tropicana OJ False Label Suit
• Jersey City Loses Bid To Sink Marina Plan
• 3rd Circ. Confirms Limits Of The Rooker-Feldman Doctrine
• $1B PennEast Pipeline Gets FERC Greenlight Amid Concerns
• How To Control Data As Technology Complicates E-Discovery
• Celgene Continues Active January With $9B Juno Acquisition
• Leaker Cop Forfeits Benefits With Guilty Plea, NJ Panel Says
• 'Jersey Shore' Star, Brother Plead Guilty To Tax Charges
• Client Insult Protected From Atty Defamation Suit: NJ Court
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Medco's Win In FCA Kickback Suit
• Liquidation Can't Be Reopened For Old Claim, NJ Panel Says
• FERC Shouldn't Hear Religious Freedom Claim, 3rd Circ. Told
• Judiciary Can Stay Open For 3 Weeks After Shutdown
• Feds Will Retry Menendez On Corruption Charges
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Kirkland, Latham
• Weyerhaeuser Can't Upend Domtar Win On Post-Sale Fight
• Janssen Sues Teva To Stop Generic Of Schizophrenia Drug
• NJ Nursing Moms Law Poses Challenges For Small Employers
• Sherwin-Williams Trims Prison Contractor's Flaky-Paint Suit
• NJ Doc Cops To Bogus Opioid Prescriptions, Medicare Billing
• Ex-Pa. Rep's Atty Slams Juror Dismissal In 3rd Circ. Appeal
• Amazon Trims List Of 'HQ2' Contenders To 20
• Immigration Status Denied Honduran Fair Trial: NJ Justices
• 3 Antitrust Cases Drug Companies Should Watch This Year
• Kirkland Advises Wyndham On $2B Buy Of La Quinta
• 2017 Health Care Enforcement Review: Materiality Under FCA
• NJ High Court Probes Meeting Notice Rule In Prof's Firing
• Del. Justices Grapple With Tolling Query In Pesticide Case
• FCC Wrongly Reassigned NYC TV Channel, DC Circ. Told
• Scarinci Hollenbeck Nabs Cybersecurity, Employment Vet
• Investor Gets 1 Year For Insider Trading On Gilead Buy
• Chamber Backs GSK In 3rd Circ. Flonase Rehearing Bid
• NJ Justices Won't Review Sony's Win In Exploding TV Suit
• NJ High Court Won't Hear Med Mal Suit Over Injections
• Patient Qualified For Emergency Care Funding, NJ Court Says
• 'Jersey Shore' Star, Brother To Plead Guilty In Tax Case
• What It Means If States Can Set Medicaid Work Requirements
• Removal In 2017: How Defendants Got To Federal Court
• A Chat With Davis Wright CSO Mark Usellis
• NJR Files FERC Application For Talen Energy Pipeline In Pa.
• Importer Seeks OK On $7.1M Award Over Hacked Emails
• NJ Gov. Murphy Signs Equal Pay Order In First Official Act
• Bergen County Prosecutor Confirmed As NJ Attorney General
• New NJ Gov. Vows To Fight 'All-Out Assault' From Washington
• NJ Lab Sues Horizon Over Coverage For Women On Medicaid
• NJ Judge Appointed To Lead State Tax Court
• Smith Stratton Joins Dilworth Paxson In Like-Minded Merger
• America's Shifting Views On Marijuana Post-Cole Memo
• NJ Opioid Laws Tackle Rx Fraud, Nix Antidote Liability
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• The Firms That Dominated In 2017
• NJ Atty Suspended After Disbarment In Fla. Over Land Deals
• Valeant Says Insurers Must Defend Allergan, Stock-Drop Suits
• NJ Firefighters' Suits Over Siren Hearing Loss Consolidated
• Valeant Sees Most Claims Against It Stick In Stock-Drop Suits
• NJ Investors Launch $40M Suit Over Alleged Ponzi Scheme
• State Objections May Mean Rough Seas For DOI Drilling Plan
• Mnuchin Calls Attempts To Skirt SALT Cap 'Ridiculous'
• Big Banks Sue Bankrupt Cocoa Firm Claiming Financial Fraud
• NJ's Evolving Health Care Arena: Trends To Watch In 2018
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Insurance Claim In Sandy Mold Suit
• NJ Atty Of Movie Fame Gets Home Confinement In Tax Case
• Christie Signs Bill To Attract Amazon HQ With $5B Tax Breaks
• 3rd Circ. Revives Fee Claim In Failed Philly Casino Ch. 11
• Crystallex Seeks 3rd Circ. Redo In $1.4B Venezuela Mine Row
• 3rd Circ. Asked To Affirm Biz Co-Founder's $1.9M Liability
• A Guide To Construction Liens In New Jersey
• Outgoing NJ AG Porrino To Rejoin Lowenstein Sandler
• 6 E-Discovery Predictions For 2018
• Christie Wants NJ Coast Out Of Offshore Drilling Plan
• Fed. Circ. Lets Telecom's NASA Contract Challenge Lie
• NJ Estate Atty Convicted Of Looting $1.5M From Clients
• 3rd Circ. Won't Ground Allegiant Air Flights From Trenton
• New Info Won't Cause 3rd Circ. To Rethink Nixing $30M Award
• Custom Items Covered By NJ Consumer Fraud Act: Court
• Former Sedgwick Partner Lands At Porzio Bromberg
• Reps In High-Tax States NY, NJ Keep Fighting SALT Cap
• Greenspoon Marder Adds 3 Immigration Attys In NJ
• Bayer, Merck Want Suit Questioning Coppertone SPF Tossed
• NJ Doc Accused Of Killing Wife To Protect Opioid Drug Ring
• Archer & Greiner Beats Malpractice Suit Over Leaky Church
• LGBTQ Protections And Best Practices Under Title VII
• 6 Roles To Embrace In An Evolving Legal Industry
• Reseller's Antitrust Suit Against Jaguar Goes Nowhere
• NJ Gov.-Elect Names Ex-Paul Weiss Atty, Others To Top Posts
• Kamala Harris, Cory Booker Get Seats On Judiciary Panel
• 'Jersey Shore' Star, Brother Reject Plea Deals In Tax Case
• Firms Duck 'Mafia-Style' RICO Accusations, For Now
• Millionaires' Tax Debate Continuing In Cities, States
• Christie Beats Suit Over Lead Poisoning In Newark Schools
• Crystallex's Implications For Holders Of Venezuelan Debt
• This Year, Let's Invest In Lawyer Resiliency
• Dems Back Suit Over Immigration-Related Funding Cuts
• Developer Grabs Atlantic City's Revel For $200M
• Kid Brands Ch. 11 Case Tossed, Remainder To Be Disbursed
• NJ Assembly, Senate Send $5B Amazon Tax Break Bill To Gov.
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Revive Improper Pa. Email Search Claim
• NJ Appeals Court Clears Israeli Olympian In Atty Fees Fight
• Christie Wants Wage Protection Legislation Scaled Back
• 5 Legal Technology Predictions For 2018
• Law Firm Sues BofA After Funds Wired To Hacker's Account
• 3 Enforcement Priorities For State AGs In 2018
• Why Physician Choice Matters In Medical Product Cases
• NJ Senate OKs Bill Allowing Forum Selection Bylaws
• Brendan Byrne Leaves Legacy Of Casinos, Land Preservation
• Ex-NJ Police Chief Cops To Off-Duty Work Fraud
• NJ Lawmakers Advance $5B Tax Break Bill To Lure Amazon
• Valeant Hit With Investment Funds' Fraud Scheme Suit In NY
• NJ Biotech Co. Closes $76M Financing Round
• Group Not Entitled To Info On Employee Who Quit: NJ Panel
• Indirect Purchaser Cases In 2017: Key Appeals Court Rulings
• NJ Bill Could Make Resolving Employment Disputes Tougher
• New US Atty Temps Meet Colleagues' Praise, Senate Side-Eye
• The Broader Implications Of Sessions' Marijuana Move
• FDA Warning On Stem Cell Co. Keeps Up Heat On Industry
• Conrail Can't Keep NJ Town's RR Access Suit In Fed. Court
• States Waste No Time Crafting Pushback To Federal Tax Law
• Sessions' Reversal Likely To Kill Any Pot Buzz For Banks
• Sessions Reverses Obama-Era Marijuana Enforcement Policy
• United Settles Claims Over Cancellation-Credit Booking Fees
• Celgene Hits Supplier With Cancer Drug Trademark Suit
• Ex-Hedge Fund Exec Ordered To Pay $4M For Securities Fraud
• 3rd Circ. Affirms CSL's Win In Employee Retaliation Suit
• Ex-Partner Sues NJ Firm Over Unpaid Retirement Benefits
• BASF Digs For Damages Docs In Asbestos Fraud Dispute
• Litigation Finance Trends To Watch In 2018
• 3rd Circ. Backs Nix Of Pharmacies' Claim In Lipitor MDL
• NJ Hospital Tech Dodges Med Mal Suit Over Boy's MRI Scan
• Greenberg Traurig Partner Named Interim SDNY US Attorney
• NJ Justices Weigh Bid For Whistleblower Suit's $2M Atty Fee
• Water Chemicals Exec Cops To Bid-Rigging Scheme In NJ
• Campus Cop's Bias Suit Over Citizenship Revived By NJ Court
• Jersey City Sues NJ, Developer Over Marina Plan
• The Enneagram And The Practice Of Law
• Alissa Starzak On Net Neutrality, US Army, Leap To Startup
• 3rd Circ. Rules Against Crystallex In $1.4B Enforcement Suit
• When Gov't Knowledge Of Industry Practice Bars FCA Claims
• Funds Say Valeant Price-Gouging Probe Cost Them $80B
• BofA Unit Loses Access To Couple's NJ Account To Pay Debt
• Worker Bound To Arbitration By Atty's Email, NJ Court Says
• Judging A Book: Tymkovich Reviews 'Gorsuch'
• NJ Justices Mull Breadth Of Farmland Preservation Rules
• Feds Urge 3rd Circ. To Uphold GWB Scandal Convictions
• Bristol-Myers, Consumers Look To Centralize NJ Abilify Suits
• NJ Case Bolsters The Limitations Defense Against SEC
• 4 Ways Tax Reform May Affect The Sports World
• Key New Jersey Cases To Watch In 2018
• State & Local Tax Regulations To Watch In 2018
• New Jersey Regulation And Legislation To Watch In 2018