New Jersey Archive » February, 2018

New Jersey - February, 2018

173 articles

• Ex-Fugitive Beau Dodges Witness Stand At NJ Judge's Trial
• Delta Sued By Port Authority Over LaGuardia Runway Skid
• Ex-Running Mate Sues Disbarred Pol Over Campaign Finance
• M&T Bank Had No Duty To Give Bond Payoff Info: NJ Court
• Ocwen Financial Inks $360M Cash Deal For Rival PHH
• 3rd Circ. Backs Litigation Funder That Helped Sue Reed Smith
• Ex-Merck Exec Settles With SEC Over Insider Trading Claims
• Zimmer Must Face Majority Of NJ Hip Implant Suit
• 3rd Circ. Says CashCall Can't Arbitrate Lending Suit
• NJ Judge Denies Seeking Special Treatment For Child Support
• Ex-Counsel's Errors Doom Med Mal Claims, NJ Court Says
• Why Machine Learning Should Matter To Lawyers
• Insurer Must Pay Out For Mortgage Cyber Fraud, Co. Says
• Trump Infrastructure Plan: Perspectives For The P3 Market
• Jury Sides With Pfizer, Serono In Biogen's IP Spat
• NJ Atty Reprimanded For Emails Cursing Out Ethics Leader
• NJ Senate Passes Bill To Protect Tax Agreement With Pa.
• AGs Slam 'Unfair' Class Action Settlement With Wine Retailer
• NJ Senate Passes Bill To Extend Business-Friendly Zones
• NJ Justices Probe Lien Holder Standing In Development Suit
• NJ Asst. Public Defender Reprimanded For Sex With Client
• NJ Court Upholds $4.4M Price Tag For Hoboken Land Taking
• NJ Senate Passes Charity Donations Bill To Fight SALT Cap
• No New Trial For Investigator's Sex Bias Case, 3rd Circ. Says
• New Evidence Revives Widow's Asbestos Suit, NJ Court Says
• Public Air Charter Founders Can't Shake NJ Fraud Charges
• Insurer Says Policy Won't Cover Claims Over $3B Verizon Deal
• No 'Rubber Stamp' For SEC Penalties In NJ Biotech Fraud Row
• NJ University Sued Over No-Bid Vending Machine Contract
• NJ Panel Affirms Award Over IT Worker's Unauthorized Access
• NY, Others Back Chicago In Sanctuary City Battle With Feds
• FTC Moves To Block $400M Marine Water Treatment Merger
• Man Will Die From J&J Talc-Caused Mesothelioma, Jury Told
• Sam's Club Can't Escape $1M Verdict Over Woman's Injury
• Kosher Certifying Co. Sues Sweets Maker Over Trademark
• 3rd Circ. OKs FBI Malware Warrant In Child Porn Case
• Newark Accused Of Unlawfully Shielding Amazon HQ Docs
• BMW To Pay Service Members $2.1M In Lease Refund Row
• NJ Sens. Move Bill To Raise $300M In Nuke Plant Subsidies
• Sills Cummis Nabs 5 Locke Lord Litigators
• NJ Hotel Escapes Patron's Infection Suit At 3rd Circ.
• Pa. Attys' $38K Sanctions Halted For 3rd Circ. Appeal
• 2 Tibet Pharma Defendants May Appeal Last Count In IPO Suit
• NJ Trampoline Park Loses Bid To Arbitrate Injury Claims
• Menendez-Connected Eye Doc Gets 17 Years For $42.6M Fraud
• NJ Trader Faces New Charges In Market Manipulation Case
• AIG Denied Quick Win In Becton Antitrust Coverage Fight
• 'Convoluted' Construction Loan Row Remanded Again
• From NJ To Texas: How The Courts Fared At The Fed. Circ.
• Purdue Pharma Triggered Opioid Epidemic, NJ County Says
• NJ Justices Say City, Inspector Fully Immune From Fire Suit
• Suit Over Firm's Debt Collection Was Timely, 3rd Circ. Told
• NY Accountant Pleads Guilty In Stock Manipulation Scheme
• Expert Tells NJ Jury He Found Asbestos In J&J Talc
• Woman Convicted Of Son's Murder Sues Over Courtroom Fall
• High Court Rejects Four Environmental Cases
• High Court Won't Hear Lipitor, Effexor Pay-For-Delay Appeals
• Justices Won't Review Reinstated $3M Verdict In Contract Row
• Supreme Court Won't Take Up Atty's Suit Over $1.2M Fee
• Ex-Workers Hit NJ Hospital Network With Whistleblower Suit
• 3rd Circ. Backs Siemens' Win In Ex-VP's ERISA Suit
• Insmed Beats Stock-Drop Suit Over Lung Disease Drug
• Don't Let PennEast Pipeline Proceed, NJ Tells FERC
• Ex-Debevoise Partner Tapped To Help Atlantic City Recovery
• NJ Judge Denies Using Role To Sway Police In DUI Arrest
• Honda Sued By Insurer Over Damage From Odyssey Fire
• NY Atty Sues For Fees In $2.9M Bias Suit Settlement
• Insider Tips Case Shows 3rd Circ.'s Caution On Sentencings
• Car Dealer Too Late To Seek Reconsideration In Fraud Suit
• NJ Teacher Cops To Role In $50M Drug Fraud Scheme
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Davis, Skadden, Weil
• Register Your California Cannabis Trademarks Now
• How Emerging Sources Of ESI Will Impact Discovery
• 3 Mass. Proposals Signal A New Wave Of Offshore Wind
• Hospital Workers Win Less Back-Pay Than Sought At NLRB
• NJ Justices' Unemployment Ruling Invites Changes To Law
• Hedge Fund Owner Convicted Of $4M Fraud, Lavish Spending
• Put The Brakes On Acceleration Bay Litigation Funder Ruling
• Fake Atty Convicted In Pa. Of Bogus Nationwide Practice
• NJ Court Bars 'Pre-Pre-Existing' Condition In Cancer Case
• Wyndham Sells Euro Vacation-Rental Biz For $1.3B
• A Chat With Hogan Lovells HR Chief Allison Friend
• NY Pharma Sales Rep Cops To $45M Health Fraud Scheme
• Trenk DiPasquale Email Probe Ordered In Water Agency Suit
• Russian Nationals Sentenced In $300M Global Cyberattack
• TD Bank Dodges Repayment Bid Over NJ Atty's Check Fraud
• 3rd Circ. Snubs Fraudster Bar Owner's Bid To Trim Sentence
• NJ Utility Can't Arbitrate Solar Row With Blackstone Unit
• Ex-Simpson Thacher Clerk Upends Insider Trading Sentence
• NJ Justices To Determine If Malpractice Suit Was Barred
• Considerations For Attorneys Using Artificial Intelligence
• Ex-Fugitive Beau Ordered To Testify At NJ Judge's Trial
• NJ Hedge Funder Defrauded By 'Lying And Stealing,' Jury Told
• Life Science Investor Suits Spiked In '17, Dechert Reports
• Fox Rothschild, MRI Cos. Founders Sued By Investors
• Enviros Want FERC To Rethink PennEast Pipeline Approval
• Mercedes-Benz Settles NJ Crash Suit Amid Jury Selection
• 3rd Circ. Tosses Fed. Worker's Blacklist Claims
• How A Recent Tax Case Offers Guidance To Family Offices
• NJ Court Reinstates Suit Over Bank's Anti-Harassment Duties
• 19 AGs Blast 2020 Census Citizenship Question
• NJ Judge Won't Toss Charges Of Jurist Helping Fugitive Beau
• Expert Ignored Evidence J&J Talc Lacked Asbestos, Jury Told
• AGs Back Ban On Sex Harassment Arbitration Clauses
• Debt Co.'s Wording In Notices Could Mislead, 3rd Circ. Says
• NJ Enviros, Ex-State Sen. Can't Stop $225M Exxon Deal
• Pa. Docs Dodge Suit Over NJ Woman's Skull Surgery Infection
• NJ Can't Hear Sandals Food Poisoning Suit, Panel Says
• Judging A Book: Duncan Reviews 'Justice And Empathy'
• 3rd Circ. Rejects Pa. Paralegal's Suit Against Ex-DA
• Connell Foley Nabs LeClairRyan Trial Group In Newark
• Fiat Chrysler, Drivers Reach Deal In Transmission Suit
• Emerging Trends In FCA Enforcement: 2018 Outlook
• 'Throw' Your Mini-Opening To Get The Best Jury Possible
• NJ Judge Again Tries To Sink Charges Of Aiding Fugitive Beau
• Samsung Must Face Class Claims On Smartwatch Battery Life
• NJ's New Attorney General Unveils Leadership Team
• NJ Personal Injury Firm Sued Over Atty's Trip-And-Fall
• Indivior Sues Teva, Others Over Opioid Addiction Generics
• Archer & Greiner Nabs NYC Bankruptcy Boutique
• NJ Court Orders Rebid Of Auto Agency's Billing Contract
• Cryptocurrency Biz Ordered To Stop Selling Securities In NJ
• EOIR Adds 5 Immigration Judges As Backlog Is Scrutinized
• Eminent Domain In The Wake Of Natural Disasters
• Your Case Was Remanded By The MDL Court — Now What?
• Lobbying Doc Says NBA, MLB Want Slice Of The Betting Pie
• J&J Hit With Stock-Drop Suit Over Claims Of Asbestos In Talc
• NJ Hedge Funder In Fraud Case Grilled Over His Spending
• Background Check Co. Settles Claims Over Faulty Report
• 3rd Circ. Won't Put Media Ownership Deregulation On Hold
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rehear Crystallex $1.4B Venezuela Mine Suit
• The Art Of The Litigation Funding Deal
• Whistleblower Can't Avoid Tax On FCA Award, NJ Court Says
• NJ Judge Loses Bid To Toss Charges Of Aiding Fugitive Beau
• Insurer Must Cover Fraud Claims Against NJ Atty, Judge Says
• NJ Broker To Be Resentenced For Gambling Client Money
• 3rd Circ. Denies GSK Rehearing Bid In Flonase Antitrust Suit
• Suit Funder Can't Seek Payout In NJ After Ky. Loss: Judge
• Smart Contracts Need Smart Corporate Lawyers
• NRG Scores $2.8B From Renewable Unit, Energy Plant Sales
• Judge Accused Of Aiding Fugitive Beau Rips 'Corrupt' Cops
• NJ Rejects PennEast's Right-Of-Way Bid For Pipeline
• Patient Didn't Show Rehab Center Caused Injury, Court Finds
• Northeast Cap-And-Trade Turns 10: A RGGI Report Card
• Screening Lapses Led To Pair Of Train Crashes, Feds Say
• How To Fix Your Broken Client Teams
• Valeant Seeks To Move NY Investor Fraud Suit To NJ
• NBC Pushes To Arbitrate $30M 'Housewives' Defamation Suit
• Preemption In Pharmaceutical Cases: 2017 In Review
• NJ Joins Net Neutrality Suit, Tells ISPs To Obey Principles
• Hoboken Can't Get NJ Justices To Review High-Rise Approval
• NJ Senators Advance Bill To Raise Judges' Salaries
• Hacking Suspect Lauri Love Wins Appeal Of US Extradition
• Israeli Court Officials Immune From NJ Suit, Panel Says
• From Amazon To Foxconn, Incentives To Woo Biz Scrutinized
• Kraft, Others Revive Egg Price-Fix Claims At 3rd Circ.
• 3rd Circ. Leaves Off-Track Betting Incentives In NJ's Hands
• Online Marketing Firm Wants 'Wiretap' Claims Tossed
• For States, New Federal Tax Law Is A Big Problem To Solve
• Mylan Says Celgene Claims Still Timely In Antitrust Suit
• Jailed Spoofer Coscia Asks High Court To Review Conviction
• NJ Chief Justice Throws Support Behind Judge Pay Raise Bill
• 3rd Circ. Nixes Trump Casino Dealer's Disability Bias Case
• BASF, Shell Beat Challenge Over Contaminated NJ Property
• NJ Joins Support For Delaware River Fracking Ban
• Nurse Who Left Job Can't Get Unemployment Pay: NJ Justices
• Feds Drop Appeal Of $41.6M Infant Brain Injury Award
• 3rd Circ. Says Lawyer Must Disclose Client List To IRS
• Menendez Walked Due To Lack Of Quid Pro Quo, His Atty Says
• DuPont Whistleblower Didn't Exhaust Options, 3rd. Circ. Says
• As Super Bowl Nears, Odds On Sports Betting Look Bright
• Evolving Due Process In The Digital Age
• Under New Tax Law, Time Is Running Out For Ponzi Victims