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New Jersey - June, 2019

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• Civilian Board Wins Back Muscle To Probe Police Misconduct
• Ex-J&J Doc Defends Co.'s Opioid Marketing In Okla. Trial
• High Court Census Ruling Could Escalate Rule Challenges
• Insurers Lose Bid To Lift Stay In J&J Talc Supplier Ch. 11
• Conservative Justices Cross Over To Create Unusual Lineups
• Was Novel Gov't Theory In 'Bridgegate' Scandal Too Novel?
• The Sharpest Dissents Of The Supreme Court Term
• Egg Purchasers Tell 3rd Circ. Producer Violated Antitrust Law
• 5 Sports & Betting Cases To Watch: Midyear Report
• California Bill Highlights Worker Misclassification Debate
• Sotomayor, Breyer Vie For Chattiest High Court Justice
• Top 10 Techniques For Crafting A Dazzling Brief
• ITC To Probe Barcode Scanners Over Honeywell Patent Claims
• High Court's Knick Ruling Is A Big Win For Property Rights
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• High Court Takes On 'Bridgegate' Appeal
• The New 'Roberts Court' Finds Its Footing
• Ex-J&J Doc Tells Okla. Judge Its Opioids Had Low Abuse Rate
• Drivers Fail To Prove BMW Cars Cheated On Emissions
• Breaking Down The Vote: High Court Term In Review
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• J&J Gets Case Removal Extension In Talc Supplier's Ch. 11
• NJ Gov. To Sign Budget, Without Expanded Millionaires' Tax
• 'Alt-Right' Educator Can Go After Ex-Bosses For Conspiracy
• Questions For Employers In The Age Of Legalized Cannabis
• NJ Construction Co. Pocketed 401(k) Dollars, Ex-Workers Say
• NJ Anti-Bias Law Applies To Workers From Outside State
• 3rd Circ. Pick Advances, But Feinstein Dings His Experience
• SEC Targets NJ Broker Over Illicit Securities Swaps
• J&J Can't Blame Okla. For Opioid Crisis, Official Testifies
• States 'Stepped Into The Breach' As Crypto Market Exploded
• NJ Justices Won't Review $1.5M Verdict For Ex-MLB Analyst
• NJ Gov. Berates College Grant Cut As July 1 Shutdown Looms
• Jackson Hewitt Can't Write Off No-Poach Suit, Court Told
• 'Judge Shopping' Leads To New Trial In Investment Job Suit
• NJ Governor Knocks Lawmakers For Dropping Opioid Fee
• 4 Benefits Policy Developments To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2019
• Mercedes, Bosch Denied Quick Appeal Of NJ Emissions Suit
• Allstate Must Cover Policyholder's Rental Lamborghini Wreck
• A Chat With Ballard Spahr Diversity Chief Virginia Essandoh
• Opioid Deaths Will Rise Without J&J Fix, Okla. Judge Told
• DOL Joint Employer Plan Sells Out Workers, Blue States Say
• NJ Deal Voided Over Unavailability Of Decision-Making Atty
• Judging A Book: McMahon Reviews 'Roosevelt For The Defense'
• Citizens Bank Can't Break Up Loan Officers' FLSA Collective
• NJ Doctor Not Liable For Patient's Role In Fatal Crash
• NJ Court OKs $500K Luxury Apartment Fire Settlement
• NJ Judge Can't Nix Subpoenas In Restrictive Covenants Suit
• J&J Pokes At Okla.'s $13B Plan To Fix Opioid Crisis
• Mesh Case Has Weak Ties To Pa., J&J Tells State Justices
• McElroy Deutsch Taps Ex-NJ Sen. GC To Lead Pot Practice
• NJ Firm Still Hopes To Grill Tax Incentive Panel Members
• Gucci To Pay $800K To End ERISA Plan Mismanagement Suit
• Depositions Barred In $14B Maxus Bankruptcy Suit
• Judge Orders Psych Eval For Convicted NJ GOP Powerbroker
• Drugmakers' Emails, Calls Show Price-Fix Coverup, AGs Say
• Bristol-Myers Will Cut Top Celgene Drug To Close $74B Deal
• Justices Seek Gov't View On Preemption In Plane Crash Suit
• J&J Opioid Program For Schools A Marketing Tool, Judge Told
• Knick Ruling Levels The Field, May Signal Court's Agenda
• The Top Transportation Rulings Of 2019: Midyear Review
• Police, Firefighters Must Stay In Spectrum's T-Band, GAO Says
• Scathing NJ Tax Incentives Report Leads To Calls For Change
• Scammer Can't Cut Jail Term Over Supposed Broken Plea Deal
• Danish Co. Ørsted Wins Bid For NJ's First Offshore Wind Farm
• 3rd Circ. Partly Revives Heraeus Trade Secrets Suit
• Stare De-Crisis? Justices Battle Over Respect For Precedent
• Va. Suits Alleging Janssen Cancer Drug 'Monopoly' Sent To NJ
• TD Bank, Investors Ink $13M Deal To End Stock-Drop Suit
• NJ Atty Beats Malpractice Suit Over Police Misconduct Claims
• Apple Sued Over Alleged IPad Battery Fire In NJ Apartment
• State Farm Wants To Sink Water Damage Coverage Class
• High Court Finds Landowner Has A Path To Federal Court
• Okla.'s Abatement Plan Takes Center Stage In J&J Opioid Trial
• Six Flags Accused Of 'Judicial Manipulation' In Injury Suit
• NJ Lawmakers Pass Budget Without Gov.'s Millionaires' Tax
• 3rd Circ. Nixes Energy Future Creditors' Bid For Larger Payout
• NJ Senate OKs Bill Targeting Mob-Related Dirt Dumping
• Dems' Concern Over Local Ties Doesn't Stop 9th Circ. Pick
• Wilentz Goldman Adds New Real Estate Atty In NJ
• 3rd Circ. Releases Cemetery Co. From Stock-Drop Claims
• Ex-Hertz GC Aims To Escape $200M Accounting Errors Suit
• Glancy Prongay To Lead Maiden Holdings Investor Suit
• Contaminated Cosmetics: Recalls, Lawsuits And Legislation
• J&J Exec Defends Group Okla. Witness Called 'Opioid Mafia'
• Tropicana Puts Squeeze On Another Class Over 'Pure' Label
• Chase Ducks Late Reinsurance Kickback Suit At 3rd Circ.
• NJ Disbars Pa. Atty Who Took On Clients While Suspended
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Ex-Medco Exec's FCA Kickback Suit
• J&J Can't Blame Colgate, Avon In Talc Punitive Damages Trial
• NJ Dairy Co.'s 'Good Faith' Defense Can't Cream OT Suit
• Fees Suit Against Firm Nixed Over Attys' 'Avoidance Tactics'
• Spark Energy Wins Bid To Move Variable Rate Suit To NJ
• Okla. Opioid Deaths Have Familiar Face, J&J Trial Judge Hears
• SALT Tax Cap Like A 'Rope To The Neck,' Judge Says
• Swift Ruling Vowed On Rule Requiring Drug Prices In TV Ads
• NJ Gov. 'Horrified' By Tax Incentive Report, Vows Budget Fight
• NJ Lawmakers Look To Stiffen Penalties For Attorney Assault
• Engineer Looks To Scuttle Insurer's Sinking Tower Suit
• Penn ERISA Suit Revival Was Mistaken, WashU Tells 8th Circ.
• Phyllis Schlafly's Org. Escapes Son's $3.4M Life Insurance Bid
• J&J Must Face Fast-Tracked Talc Trial On Punitive Damages
• Menendez Spars With USTR Over Trump's Mexico Tariff Threat
• NJ Care Home Wants Info On Patient's Ability To OK Contract
• Shippers Look To High Court For 'Safe Berth' Resolution
• 3 Firms Steer Intertrust's $330M Deal For Viteos
• Chancery Closes Road For Hertz Mid-Case Legal Fee Appeal
• J&J Asks Okla. Judge To Strike 'Partisan' Opioid Expert
• NJ Law Firm Influenced Tax Breaks For Clients, Report Says
• NJ Atty Accused Of Bringing Loaded Gun To Courthouse
• Judge Urged To Deny Texas Quick Win In DACA Suit
• Sports Betting Will Break Free Of Casinos As States Cash In
• Fed. Circ.'s Vimovo Ruling Harms Innovation, Horizon Says
• NJ Panels Approve $38.7B Budget Without Millionaires' Tax
• NJ Judge Handled Cases While Ineligible, Ethics Panel Says
• NJ Justices Won't Tackle Out-Of-State Bets On Horse Races
• Yamaha Sinks Suit Over WaveRunner Warnings At 3rd Circ.
• Insys Hit With Nationwide Opioid Class Claim In Ch. 11
• ICE Pays $125K To End Suit Over 'Coercive' Detention Tactics
• How Purdue Opioid Win Could Bolster J&J In Okla. Trial
• NJ Tax Stop: Indirect Sales Tax Assessment Methods
• PSEG Must Face Damages Trial Over Fire Displacement
• 5 Ways Law Firms Can Improve Their Job Interviews
• NJ Justices Won't Review Gym Worker's Race Bias Suit
• LeClairRyan Loses Banking Partners In Boston, NY
• 3 Takeaways As 'Negotiation Class' Idea Jolts Opioid MDL
• The Biggest Benefits Decisions Of 2019: Midyear Report
• J&J Presses Expert On 'Opioid Mafia' Claim In Okla. Trial
• NJ Justices To Mull How To Consider 3rd. Circ. Explosion Suit
• ADP Sued For Stiffing Call Center Reps On Pre-Shift Work
• NJ Justices To Review Doc's Liability In Cancer Death Suit
• ITT Tech Lending Arm To Forgive $168M In Student Loans
• Water Chemical Buyers Reach Deal In Price-Fix Suit
• Pharma Cos. Sue HHS Over Putting Drug Prices In Ads
• Wall Street Lobbyists Slam New Jersey's Fiduciary Duty Plan
• State Efforts To Rein In Drug Costs Have Mixed Success
• Championing Small Firms, NJ Bar Prez Eyes Malpractice Limit
• 'Negotiation Class' May Tee Up Sweeping Deal In Opioid MDL
• Okla. Opioid Expert Is Motivated By Money, J&J Tells Judge
• Chamber, Drugmakers Back AbbVie In $448M FTC Fine Appeal
• NLRB Judge Rips Exxon Unit's 'Bad Faith' During Bargaining
• Cybersecurity Firm's Adviser Ducks Investor Fraud Suit
• 'Brazen' NJ Atty Disbarred For Taking Clients' Funds
• Parker McCay Ducks Malpractice Suit From NJ Concessionaire
• Bipartisan Reps Take Another Stab At 'Hack-Back' Bill
• J&J Loses Bid To Keep Talc Cancer Case Out Of Philly
• Sens. Unveil Bipartisan Bill To Cut Prison Phone Rates
• Sky Zone Loses Latest Bid To Force Arbitration
• How To Streamline Virtual Law Team Mass Tort Defense
• NJDOT Dodges Historical Society's Home Demolition Suit
• Firms Under NJ Tax Scrutiny Say Probe Hurting Their Rep
• Security Tech Co. Inks $595K Deal To End Stock-Drop Suit
• J&J Pushed Opioids Like Drug Dealer, Doctor Tells Trial Judge
• Insurer Sues NJ Firm For Mishandling $9M Severed Leg Case
• Chiesa Shahinian Adds 2 Estate Attys In New Jersey
• NJ Gov. Signs 'Panic Button' Bill To Protect Hotel Workers
• NJ, Texas Firms Unlawfully Pocketed Mesh Funds, Suit Says
• 3rd Circ. Lacks Faith In 'Atheist' Ad Ban Free Speech Case
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Fateful Phone Call
• NJ Man Gets 2 Years For $1.1M Wellness Co. Microcap Fraud
• Ex-Verizon Worker Not Entitled To More Disability Benefits
• Calif. Jury Awards $12M In Talc Suit Against J&J, Colgate
• NJ Woman Cops To Smuggling $2M In Aircraft Parts To Iran
• Law Firms Can Do Better With Their Mentoring Programs
• J&J's Sales Plan Caused Opioid Addiction, Okla. Judge Hears
• Fired LaCroix Exec Sues Over Alleged BPA-Lined Cans
• 3rd Circ. Dings FCC Over Bare-Bones Media Diversity Data
• NJ Bias Claims Can Stand Without Worsening Job Conditions
• NJ High Court Skeptical Of Atty's Bid To Avoid Disbarment
• Media Ownership Rule Dispute: How We Got Here
• J&J Unit Seeks Kirkland's Pfizer Docs In Antitrust Fight
• Ex-Shareholders Not Liable For NJ Firm's $1.3M Fee Mishap
• Cognizant Says It Doesn't Belong In Investors' Bribery Suit
• IRS Bars State SALT Cap Workarounds
• Princeton Says Retirement Plan Ruling Allowed Late Claims
• Okla. Needs $295M To Undo J&J Opioid Marketing, Judge Told
• Mass., NJ Say Real Estate Empire Sold Unregistered Securities
• What To Expect In Media Ownership Arguments At 3rd Circ.
• Vitamin Shoppe Sells Toxic Male Supplement, Consumer Says
• Conrail Can't Get Coverage For Bridge Work After Derailment
• PennEast Has No Right To Seize Land For Pipeline, NJ Says
• NJ Gov. Fights Powerbroker's Bid To Block Tax Probe Report
• Ann Taylor Acquirer Hid Underperforming Sales, Investor Says
• 'Rocket Docket' Justifies Its Name For 11th Straight Year
• Repsol Says Bankruptcy Court Can't Decide Maxus' $14B Suit
• Doc's Changed Testimony Not Enough For New Med Mal Trial
• Anapol Weiss Pushes 3rd Circ. To Deny NFL Deal Fee Grab
• SEC Nabs $26M From Longfin Affiliates Over Stock Sales
• Merck Buys Again, Adding Biopharma Tilos In $773M Deal
• Opioid Addict Hooked From First Pill, Judge In J&J Trial Hears
• Novartis Attacks $3M Atty Fees Bid In Whistleblower Case
• Nurses, Workers Back States In ACA Birth Control Rule Fight
• InvaGen Agrees To Admit Infringing Diabetes Drug To End Suit
• Jaguar Vehicle Tore Off Man's Thumb, Suit Says
• Janssen OK With Combining Zytiga Suits If They're Sent To NJ
• J&J Talc Case Can Go Ahead In Fla. While Move To Del. Mulled
• Battle Not Over In NJ After 'Stranger' Life Policy Ruling
• GSK Consultants' Suit Over Prison Stint Returns To Pa. Court
• States Call For Unredacting Of Their Generic-Drug Pricing Suit
• NJ Tax Probe Report On Hold Amid Powerbroker Legal Battle
• Ariz. May Lead Charge For Professional Licensing Reciprocity
• NJ Judge Sued For 'Discourteous' Remarks Gets Reprieve
• Chamber Takes Aim At UPenn Workers' 3rd Circ. ERISA Win
• Bankruptcy Tech Co.'s New Owner Kept Up Scam, Client Says
• J&J Profited From Opioid Misinformation 'Virus,' Doc Says
• Judge Wants Psych Eval For Convicted NJ GOP Powerbroker
• Embattled NJ Judge Fires Back At Sex Harassment Suit
• Quest Diagnostics Hit With Suit Over 11.9M Client Data Breach
• AbbVie Development Partner Hits Back At $31M FTC Penalty
• Takeda Bid To DQ Baker Botts 'Spurious At Best,' Judge Says
• Facebook, Princeton Accused Of Stealing Data For AI Projects
• J&J Asbestos Suit Sent Back To Mass. State Court
• NJ Doctor Not Covered For $2.8M Patient Abuse Verdict
• Longfin, CEO Owe $313K Penalty Over Stock Sales, SEC Says
• 3 Years Of The Defend Trade Secrets Act: The Open Questions
• NJ Construction Co. Head Cops To Tax Evasion, Ch. 7 Fraud
• Watchdog Flags 'Unsafe' Conditions At ICE Detention Centers
• Attempt At Serving Receptionist Invalidates Suit, NJ Firm Says
• Ex-NFLer Must Arbitrate Award Beef With Litigation Funder
• Much-Needed 3rd Circ. Insights On TCPA Fax Issues
• Measuring The Value Of A Law Firm's Social Media Efforts
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Diabetic Worker's Bias Suit
• Why Association Health Plans Are Still A Great Idea
• NJ Rebuffs $926M Pipeline Project, Citing Water Toxicity
• Ex-NJ Judge Barred Over Improper DWI Fund Payments
• J&J Targets Pain Doc's Testimony In Okla. Opioid Trial
• NJ Pols Pan 'Sloppy' Legal Advice In Campaign Rape Probe
• States Seek 10-Day Notice Before Trump Obligates Wall Funds
• CFPB Fines Freedom Mortgage $1.75M For Bad Data
• Marketer Nears $14M Win Over Flashy Credit Card Deal
• Booker, Other Sens. Grill Quest Diagnostics After Breach
• Longfin CEO Charged In $66M Bogus Revenue Scheme
• NJ Delivery Driver Scores Transpo Worker Exempt Status
• NJ Needs To Scale Back Tax Incentive Programs, Gov. Says
• WashU Urges 3rd Circ. To OK WARF's $32M Royalties Loss
• SEC Punts On Whether Reg BI Preempts State Fiduciary Laws
• Path Looks Clear For Rookie Judge To Join 3rd Circ.
• NJ Justices Send Car Dealer Fraud Claims Back To Arbitration
• Ex-Health Co. Execs Want Out Of Roche Test Strip Fraud Suit
• J&J Tells Okla. Judge It Obeyed FDA When Selling Fentanyl
• A&P's Ch. 11 Doesn't Change Job Clause In Benefits Package
• Freight Drivers Must Arbitrate Wage Suit Under NJ Law: Panel
• NJ Strip Club Loses Bid To Challenge Unemployment Taxes
• Stranger-Funded Life Policies Are Invalid, NJ Justices Say
• King & Spalding Atty Faces Sanctions Bid As Talc Trial Wraps
• NJ Firm Can Sue Surgeon For Tanking Med Malpractice Suit
• M&T Gets Another Shot To Nix Securities Suit At 3rd Circ.
• NJ High Court Takes Up Hoboken High-Rise Zoning Fight
• Pfizer Wins NJ High Court Review Of Forced-Arbitration Ruling
• 3rd Circ. Skeptical Of Arbitration In Ex-Citigroup Exec's Suit
• 44 States' Generic-Drug Pricing Suit Rolled Into Pa. MDL
• Cybersecurity Lawmaking Needs Help From Specialists
• Congress Can't Pull Court Into Border Wall 'Turf War': Judge
• J&J Wanted To Overcome 'Opiophobia,' Okla. Judge Hears
• J&J, Colgate Created 'Severe Health Hazard,' Talc Jury Told
• Meet The Judge Overseeing The First Opioid Trial
• Contractor Ducks Prison In Army Bribery, Kickback Schemes
• RBS Loan Officers Launch 2nd Class Cert. Bid In OT Suit
• Quest Diagnostics Says Breach Hit 11.9 Million Patients
• Health Cos. Renew Becton Price-Fix Claim After Apple Case
• High Court Won't Review NJ Fraud Foreclosure Case
• NJ Atty Disciplined For Saying Prosecutor Is 'In My Pocket'
• Proposed Classes Ask To Combine Janssen Antitrust Suits
• J&J Unit Urges ITC To Investigate Intuitive Surgical's Imports
• Ex-NJ Judge Can't Get Pension After Teen Sex Conviction
• NJ Apartment Complex In New Providence Sells For $59M