New Jersey Archive » April, 2019

New Jersey - April, 2019

233 articles

• 3rd Circ. Won't Rehear Challenge To ADA Trial Win
• Ex-ShopRite Chefs Serve OT Suit To Supermarket Group
• FTC, Gerber Reach Settlement Over Anti-Allergy Ad Claims
• Sills Cummis Adds Ex-Gibbons Real Estate Attorney In NJ
• Conrail Must Pay Derailment Suit Costs Despite Tiny Award
• NJ Atty Who Ditched Practice To 'Play Jazz' Is Disbarred
• No 'Jury,' No Problem In Enforcing Arbitration, Court Told
• USCIS Faces 4th Suit Over Special Immigrant Juvenile Policy
• NJ Superfund Contractor Says Cancer Should End Sentence
• Electrolux Can't Escape Heat Over Microwave Handle Defect
• NJ Dentists Can't Revive Aetna Clawback Suit
• Supreme Court Won't Review Pa. Pipeline Permit Fight
• NJ Agency Ducks Disability Bias Suit From Ex-Worker
• NJ High Court Favors Workers In Jobless Benefits Conflict
• A Chat With Cleary Chief Talent Officer Hy Pomerance
• Trump's Abortion 'Gag Rule' Blocked By Courts
• J&J Talc Supplier Argues For Its Future Claims Rep Choice
• Bed Bath & Beyond Riled Up After Activists' Plan To Fire CEO
• 3rd Circ. Partially Revives NFL Concussion Funding Dispute
• DOL Turns To DC Circ. In Association Health Plan Fight
• Trump Admin Says Money Can Be Transferred For Border Wall
• 3rd Circ. Sends ADP Noncompetes Back For Revisions
• 'Turtle Tunnels' Sink Enviro Challenge To NJ Sandy Project
• Forced Arbitration Is A Far Worse 'Product' Than Jury Trials
• Preet Bharara On The Human Factor In The Justice System
• Insurer Must Face Claim Over Water Damage To NJ Home
• ERISA Trumps NJ Suit Over Actuary Services, Court Says
• Drivers Say Mercedes Is Stalling NJ Emissions Cheating Suit
• Court Setback Puts Trump's Offshore Drilling Plans On Hold
• NJ Woman Can Sue Hospital Over Childbirth Infection
• Empty Pockets Let NJ Firm Avoid FINRA Fine Over Bad Trades
• NJ High Court Disbars Atty For Sexting Client's Teen Daughter
• NY Official Disputes NJ Gov.'s Congestion Pricing Deal
• Honeywell Aims To Exit Investors' Asbestos Stock-Drop Suit
• Key Employer Questions After Association Health Plan Ruling
• 6 Myths About Sports Betting
• Justices' Asbestos Decision Poses Fair Notice Problem
• J&J, Colgate's Talc Cancer Link 'Makes Sense,' Jury Told
• Linde Dodges ERISA Claim But Can't Escape Benefits Suit
• Speedway's Challenge To NJ Fuel Law Runs Out Of Gas
• 3rd Circ. Revives Pa. Detective's Age Bias Suit
• Senator Off The Hook In Pa. Gerrymandering Case: 3rd Circ.
• NJ Man's Car Injury Award Upheld Against Insurer
• Ex-Christie Aide's Bridgegate Sentence Trimmed By 5 Months
• Colgate Tells Jury In Talc Cancer Trial Its Mines Asbestos-Free
• Jury Trials, Though In Decline, Are Well Worth Preserving
• EEOC Announces Flurry Of Discrimination Settlements
• Aerogroup Judge Grows Impatient With Settlement Bickering
• NJ Defense Contractor Cops To $1.8M Aircraft Parts Scam
• J&J, Bausch Reach Talc Litigation Deal
• Health Care Workers Lose Bias Appeal At 3rd Circ.
• A Broader View Of The US Supreme Court Bar
• Philly Can Bar Catholic Group From Foster Program: 3rd Circ.
• J&J And Colgate Face Latest Talc Trial Together In Calif.
• Film Co.'s Hawking Of Globe Theatre Videos Is Not To Be
• 3rd Circ. Says Transit Co. On Hook For Chocolate Mess
• J&J Settles Wash. AG's Pelvic Mesh Case Just Before Trial
• NCAA Demands Billing Records In $45M Atty Fees Fight
• ADA May Not Require Compliance Management Policies
• 3rd Circ. Sinks Condo Association's Sex Segregation Rule
• Indirect Buyers Accept $21M Deal On Water Treatment Claims
• NJ Appeals Court Guts Atty Fees In Sandy Boardwalk Suit
• Insurers Seek To Lift Stay Amid J&J Talc Injury Suits
• J&J Butter Buyers Denied Cert. In 'No Trans Fat' Labeling Suit
• Bosch Rips Drivers' BMW Emissions-Cheating Suit
• Bed Bath & Beyond Revamps Board Amid Activist Pressure
• High Court Will Review Citgo's $100M Oil Spill Liability
• 3rd Circ. Says Immigration Board's Examination Fell Short
• Lloyd's Syndicates To Pay $22M To End Antitrust Claims
• Steamship Co. Says $2.9M Dispute Must Be Arbitrated
• Comcast Keeps Installer Antitrust Suit Win At 3rd Circ.
• NJ Urges 3rd Circ. To Stop PennEast Pipeline Condemnations
• J&J Says 2,400 Talc Suits Belong In Del. Federal Court
• J&J Win Shows Potential Limit To Mesh Injury Claims
• Opioid MDL Shouldn't Hold Up NJ County's Suit, Court Told
• Court Battles Slow Trump Health Care Rollbacks
• In Virtual Teams For Mass Torts, The 'Law Team' Is Critical
• Takeaways From DOJ Action Against Telemedicine Fraud
• Don't Miss It: Debevoise, Weil Lead Week's Hot Deals
• Gibson Dunn Ups The Ante On Gambling After High Court Win
• Windels Marx Adds Budd Larner IP Group In NJ
• 5 Tips For Lawyers Entering The Cannabis Industry
• 5 Times Lawyers Settled During The Big Show
• Calif. Judge Skeptical Of Trump Admin.'s Abortion 'Gag Rule'
• Hudson News CEO Buys National Enquirer In $100M Deal
• PE Firm Inks $13M Deal To Exit Water Chemical Price-Fix Suit
• NJ OKs $300M PSEG Nuclear Plant Ratepayer Subsidy
• Workers Defend Cert. In 3rd Circ. American Airlines Wage Row
• Tying Police Funds To Migrant Policy Is Illegal, 2nd Circ. Told
• EPA Mercury Rule Revision Slammed In Comments
• The Big Picture: How #MeToo Is Changing The Legal Industry
• For-Profit School Pulled Back Into NJ Students' Fraud Suit
• Jury Trials Are In Decline For Good Reason
• Ex-Huntington Bank Mortgage Officers Seek Cert. In OT Suit
• Transco Asks High Court To Ignore Pipeline Access Case
• State Lotteries Look To Join Sports Betting Game
• Escape Hatch Remains For Judges Accused Of Misconduct
• 3rd Circ. Affirms NJ Doc's Conviction In Lab Kickback Case
• Alane A. Becket Named American Bankruptcy Institute Prez
• No Pain, No Court Gain For Ex-Planet Fitness Member
• Celgene Wants Sun Pharma's Revlimid Generic Blocked
• NJ Economic Development Chief Quits Amid Incentives Probe
• BioPharma Firm, Device Maker Blocked Generic, Sandoz Says
• When Done Right, Class Coupon Settlements Can Still Work
• Federal Courts' #MeToo Response Is A Guide For State Courts
• NY Falls Behind On Sports Betting Amid Legal Questions
• J&J Dodges Pelvic Mesh Claims In Philadelphia Trial
• Jury Deadlocks On NJ GOP Bigwig's Tax Evasion Charge
• Ponzi Schemer To Pay Victims $82M After Fraud Ruling
• Riding #MeToo Wave, State Courts Get Their Ships In Order
• New NLRB Advice Memos Tackle Worker Vs. Union Issues
• EEOC's Lipnic On Sexual Harassment In The Courthouse
• Postal Service Defeats Worker's Promotion Bias Suit
• Ex-Informant Says SEC Can't Escape His Bid To Halt Probe
• J&J's Rush To Market Made Mesh Patients Suffer, Jury Told
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Circuitous Path To The Law
• Duplex Owners, Agency Snubbed Non-Koreans, NJ Says
• Drinker Biddle Lures Private Equity Specialist In NJ
• Bow Street Doubles Down On Mack-Cali Offer Of Up To $2.9B
• Venezuela State Oil Co. Urges 3rd Circ. To Block Crystallex
• Wall Of Secrecy Surrounds Sexual Harassment In State Courts
• Discipline Rare For State Judges In Sexual Misconduct Cases
• Firm Ducks Malpractice Suit Over Ex-Detective's Benefits Bid
• High Court Gives Thumbs-Down To 3 Employment Cases
• Juul Labs' Patent Suit Injunction Bid Goes Up In Smoke
• 4 Firms Vie For Lead In Maiden Holdings Stock-Drop Suit
• One Year In The Books, Sports Betting Is Big Business
• NJ Taxpayers Will Face TCJA Consequences After Tax Day
• Jackson Hewitt Slammed With 'No-Poach' Conspiracy Suit
• Judging A Book: Conrad Reviews 'The Jury Crisis'
• 4 Firms Spearhead $1.2B Catalent-Paragon Bioservices Deal
• NJ Jury Tells LG To Pay $45M In Video Display Patents Row
• Ex-FIFA Exec's Estate Can't Pay $19M Tax Debt, Court Told
• NJ Jury Mulls Whether 'Deceit' Drove Atty's Tax Debt
• Move By Trump's Sister Draws Attention To Judicial Loophole
• NJ Tax Incentive Panel Made Criminal Referral, Counsel Says
• 3rd Circ. Lets Ex-GNC Manager's Age Bias Verdict Stand
• Weil, Kirkland Guide Campbell's $510M Organic Biz Sale
• Teva, J&J Face Opioid Trial In 'Unreasonably Small' Courtroom
• 3rd Circuit Nixes Review Of Disputed Deportation Hearing
• NJ Firm's Founding Attys Not On Hook For Lease, Court Says
• Purchase Agreement Drafting Tips From Indemnification Case
• The Potential Effect Of State E-Cigarette Regulations
• Bristol-Myers Wins Investor Support For $74B Celgene Buy
• Manufacturers Need To Mitigate Risk Of Price Bias Claims
• Revamping Your Approach To Client Development
• The Art Of Using Preemption To Defend Wage-And-Hour Cases
• Hertz Wants Ex-GC To Cough Up Over $70M In Clawbacks
• Secrecy Fight In Rape Suit Belongs In Appeals Court, NJ Says
• U.S. Trustee Takes Aim At Imerys' Ch. 11 Asbestos Claims Rep
• Trump's Sister Eschewed Family's Flash On 3rd Circ. Bench
• Venezuela's Woes Irrelevant In Citgo Share Seizure: Crystallex
• Citibank Slammed With $8M Suit By NJ Debt Collection Firm
• EPA's Nod To GE Hudson Dredging Hinders Cleanup, NY Says
• Dems Press Hunton On Ties To 'Secretive' Air Industry Group
• What Lawyers Must Know Before Acting As Escrow Agents
• Who Can Be A Defendant In Biosimilar Patent Litigation?
• Trump's Sister Retires From Federal Bench Amid Ethics Probe
• CORRECTED: 3rd Circ. Revisits Del.'s Balance On Bench Rule
• LA Fitness Bias Suit Order Needs Explaining, NJ Panel Says
• Pa. Justices To Mull Standing For Out-Of-State Mesh Patients
• Powerful NJ Politicians Defend GOP Honcho At Tax Trial
• Great Eastern Energy Wants Quick Sale Of Energy Credits
• TracFone's Device Trafficking Suit Gets Judge's Go-Ahead
• FCC Commissioner Slams Continued 911 Fee Diversions
• NextEra Says High Court Can Fix EFH Breakup Fee Tension
• Land Rover Drivers Again Push $6M Deal In Suspension Row
• NCAA Seeks To Ditch Last Student-Athlete Compensation Suit
• Execs, MDs Charged In $1.2B Medicare Fraud Scheme
• Decades Later, 3rd Circ. Revives Sailors' Asbestos Suits
• 3rd Circ. Revives Samsung's Camera Technology Breach Suit
• The Biggest Deals From Q1 & The Firms That Led Them
• Pashman Stein Boosts Corporate Group With Ex-Media GC
• Freelance Attorneys Are An Asset To In-House Legal Teams
• Presidents Can't Create Ocean Monuments, Fishers Say
• Dealers Balk At Tax ID Request For BMW Junk Fax Settlement
• Case Law Sinks Collection Letter Class, Court Told
• New Insights On Applying Daubert At Class Certification
• A Door Opens For NJ Worker Medical Marijuana Bias Claims
• Chancery Clears Path For Construction Co. To Recover $20M
• Janssen Needn't Show Earnings In Off-Label Use Suit
• Franchise Financier Hits Restaurants With $20M Loan Suit
• NJ Ballots Must Be Bilingual In 10% Spanish-Speaking Towns
• Coverage Up In Smoke For $4M Of Blowtorch-Damaged Opals
• Student-Athletes Want Broader Ruling On NCAA Pay Rules
• Judge Blasts Objector As She OKs $43.5M Tubing Defect Deal
• 3 Firms Guide Nesco To Go Public At $1.1B Valuation
• NJ Judge Can't Make Hostile Work Claims Again, Court Told
• Calif. Jury Finds No Asbestos In J&J Talc
• Pfizer's Lyrica Update Infringes Patent, Sun Pharma Says
• PennEast Challengers Rehash Nixed Claims, DC Circ. Hears
• NJ Justices Won't Review Referring Firm's Malpractice Victory
• NJ High Court Won't Rethink Super Bowl Tickets Ruling
• Day Pitney Ducks NJ Malpractice Claim Over Enviro Deal
• Allstate Looks To Ditch Suit Over Out-Of-State Crash Payouts
• California's Data Protection Law: Not Quite A Done Deal
• 20 States Seek To Block Funding For Trump's Border Wall
• 4 Common TCPA Risks In Text Message Programs
• 3rd Circ. Hands J&J Win In Applicant's Background Check Suit
• Unions Can't Take Dues From Ex-Members, NJ Teachers Say
• Obese Bus Driver Wasn't Disabled, NJ Panel Says
• NJ Court Drowns Insurer's Bid To Recoup $1.2M Flood Payout
• 21 AGs Oppose Trump Rule Limiting Food Stamp Benefits
• NJ Building Owner Must Face Realtor's Commission Suit
• Don't Stock Up Your Biz With Our Workers, Campbell Warns
• Suit Over NJ Gym Fees Has No Muscle, Court Rules
• Valley National Mortgage Holder Can't Retry RICO Claims
• 'Big Tech' Questions Echo Early Days Of US Corporate Law
• Guaidó Warns Of 'Dangerous' Results In $1.2B Award Fight
• Reps. Urge FCC To Correct Broadband Deployment Data
• Roche Evades Cancer Study Stock-Drop Suit For Second Time
• Pa. Superior Court Clears Way For Out-Of-State Mesh Cases
• Ex-Hertz CFO Makes Chancery Bid For Legal Fee Coverage
• Panel Wants Judge Suspended For 'Close Your Legs' Remark
• Allstate Must Face NJ Suit Over Carjacking Coverage
• Seyfarth Steers Mack-Cali's $487M Sale Of Office, Flex Assets
• NLRB Ignored Motive In Health Co.'s Union Row, 3rd Circ. Told
• Judge Orders Ex-Brokers In Ponzi Scheme To Pay $2.7M
• Shuttered Hedge Fund Can't Trim $8.4M Stock Scheme Verdict
• Firestone Can't Dodge Price Bias Claims In Roofing Spat
• GOP Bigwig Dodged Taxes While Living Large, NJ Jury Told
• Court Frees Ex-ADP Sales Reps. From Noncompetes
• Union Faces 3rd Circ. Doubt On Caesars Pension Fund Claim
• NY Court Enforces Ex-Honeywell Unit Award In Sales Dispute
• Ruling Cements Staying Power Of Offshore Drilling Bans
• J&J, Other Drug Cos. Fail To Shake Fla. AG's Opioid Suit
• Novo Nordisk Investors Seek Cert. In Insulin Pricing Suit
• BioPharma Co. Ducks Stock-Drop Suit Over Presentation Hype
• Duro Dyne, Asbestos Claimants Say DOJ Attack On Rep Unfair
• 3rd Circ. Says Outdated ADA Reading Can't Spur New Trial
• Fed. Law Sinks Mercedes' Antitrust Row With Shippers In NJ
• SEC Says It's Immune To Broker-Dealer's Retaliation Suit
• 3rd Circ. Revives Deportation Case For Ineffective Atty Claim