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New Jersey - December, 2020

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• The Most-Read Legal Industry Guests Of 2020
• Genova Burns Faces New Claims In NJ Campaign Finance Suit
• E-Cig Co.'s Assets Frozen For Now After Trying To Dodge Juul
• Sabre, AGs Reach $2.4M Pact Over Hotel Booking Data Breach
• Prudential Unit Pays SEC $18M Over Improper Wrap Fees
• House Dems Tell High Court To Keep Tight Media Rules
• Nursing Home Beats FCA Claims Over Sparse Doctor Visits
• 3rd Circ. Won't Redo Ruling Reviving Plant Explosion Suit
• NJ Pot Advocates Say License Caps Could Shape Industry
• A Law Firm's Guide To Producing A Podcast
• PhRMA Urges Full Fed. Circ. To Walk Back New Venue Limits
• Doctor Can't Duck NJ Taxes On Atty Fees From FCA Award
• EPA Finalizes Rule For Action On Lead-Contaminated Water
• SPAC Go-Public Deal Values Manufacturer Janus At $1.9B
• NJ Bar Exam's Move To Online Hasn't Depressed Pass Rate
• NJ Securities Trader Gets 18 Months For $17M Stock Scheme
• In NJ, Follow Court Guidance In Drafting Arbitration Clauses
• NJ High Court Lets Judges Get Notified Of Record Requests
• Cannabis Co. Ayr Enters Fla., NJ With Deals Totaling $391M
• 3rd Circ. Denies FTC Bid To Halt $599M Philly Hospital Deal
• Texas Bankruptcy Ruling May Weaken Rent Abatement Args
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Willkie, Skadden Steer $1.3B PE Sale Of Sparta To Honeywell
• Co. Wants Redo On 3rd Circ. Joint Employer Ruling In OT Suit
• 5 Important E-Discovery Trends And Developments In 2020
• NJ Beats Judge's Suit Claiming Pension Denial Violated ADA
• AGs Say Their Facebook Antitrust Case Belongs With FTC's
• NJ Group Says Rec. Pot Measure Was 'Illegal' Legalization
• Chiquita Wants Victims' Claims Tossed In Terror-Funding MDL
• Attys Must Clarify Arbitration In Retainers, NJ High Court Says
• DuPont Gets HIV-Positive Engineer's Suit Kicked To Delaware
• 3rd Circ. Revives Fight Over Tanning Family's $24M Payout
• NJ Water Supplier Wants DuPont, Chemours To Fund Cleanup
• NJ Firm Beats Ex-Associate's Award For Higher Share Of Fee
• NJ Lawmakers OK $14B Corp. Tax Incentive Revamp Package
• Blackwells Offers To Buy Monmouth Real Estate For $3.8B
• Fox News Personality Blasts Sex Assault Claims As 'Extortion'
• 3rd. Circ. Says Old CBAs Invalid With Union Switch At Utility
• Ex-Insurance Agent Can't Save License, Ducks Fine For Now
• Judges On Race: The Path To A More Diverse Bench
• State AGs Secure $2M Deal With CafePress Over Data Breach
• Minor League Teams At Bat Again With Pa. Insurance Suit
• No Preemption In Blood Pressure Drug Contamination MDL
• Mortgage Service Co. Inks $7M Deal To End Class Action
• 3rd Circ. Seeks NJ High Court Input In Pelvic Mesh Fees Fight
• The Biggest Personal Injury Decisions And Verdicts Of 2020
• M&T Case Revival Threatens Capital Markets, High Court Told
• NY Tax Talk: 2020 In The Rearview
• 5 Key Differences In EU And US Breach Notification Regimes
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Take Up Biogen Appeal Over MS Drug
• Jaguar Wants Turbocharger Warranty Claims Thrown Out
• 'Killer' Deals, Internet Mergers Caught Enforcers' Eyes In 2020
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Patent Suit Over Gallbladder Drug
• Facing Congress' Ire, Sacklers Deflect Blame For Opioid Crisis
• NJ Legislature Sends Historic Legal Pot Bills To Governor
• Stronger Protections For Federal Judges Held Up In Senate
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Rutgers Names Campus Building After Justice Ginsburg
• Athlete-Focused Bill Calls For Fed Oversight Of NCAA Sports
• NJ Justices To Eye Malpractice Suit Against Newark Counsel
• J&J Hit With Workplace Bias Suit By Fired Female Exec
• 2020 White Collar Prosecution And Enforcement Trends
• 3 Firms Steer $90M New Jersey Construction Loan
• NY Must Uproot Old Laws To Make Real Climate Progress
• High Court's Carney V. Adams Analysis On Standing Is Flawed
• Jury Can't Hear Woman Drank Before Fall, NJ Panel Says
• The 10 Biggest Patent Rulings Of 2020
• Top 10 Whistleblowing And Retaliation Events Of 2020
• Duracell Countersues Vaping Co. For Lying To USPTO
• Bausch Accuses Lupin Of Infringing Plenvu Patents
• NJ Chief Justice Taps New Essex County Vicinage Judge
• The Top Product Liability Cases Of 2020
• FCC Wrongly Reversed Media Diversity Agenda, Justices Told
• NJ Leaders Strike Deal On Tax Incentive Reform Legislation
• J&J Elmiron Suits Sent To NJ Federal Court
• Horizon Beats Therapist's Bid To Avoid Signing Fraud Deal
• NJ Landlords Sue Over COVID-19 Rule On Security Deposits
• The Future Of Drug Decriminalization After Oregon
• Quest Wants 'Threadbare' ERISA Class Action Tossed
• Tips For Identifying A Culturally Competent Mediator
• Smith & Wesson Sues NJ Over False Ad Subpoena
• 11th Circ. Upholds SEC Subpoenas Tied To Brokerage Inquiry
• FedEx, Drivers Reach $2.4M Deal In Misclassification Suit
• Suspension On Tap For NJ Judge Over 'Misogynistic' Remarks
• Nursing Home Says NLRB Wrongly Dinged It For Hours Cut
• 3rd Circ. Doubts Par's Exclusive Deal Is Anti-Competitive
• NJ Legal Pot Bill Moves Forward Amid Social Equity Concerns
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• 2020 Uptick In PFAS Regs And Suits Heralds More Next Year
• Del. Justices Affirm Chemours-DuPont Arbitration Ruling
• AGs Urge Congress To OK Stronger Protection For Judges
• Restaurant Servers' Tips Suit Can Proceed, Pa. Judge Says
• Ex-NJ Cop Wins New Retaliation Trial, Loses In Contract Suit
• NJ US Atty To Step Down In January After 3 Years
• NJ 'Constitutional Crisis' Looms As Legal Pot Bill Advances
• NJ Judge Tosses Most Of Union Employee's Suit Over Firing
• Key Trade Secret Developments Of 2020: Part 1
• Ex-Abraaj CEO Would Get Unfair Trial In US, Expert Tells Court
• Justices Won't Review NJ Fax Biz's Tax Allocation Row
• Dual Facebook Antitrust Cases Land Before Different Judges
• NJ Seeks Another Virus Fine Over Gym's 'Outrageous' Stunts
• Insurer Can't Yet Dodge Defending Surgical Co. In J&J Suit
• Trump Admin. Says Justices Should Take $1B PennEast Case
• Privacy, Not Price, Takes Focus In Facebook Antitrust Suits
• Celgene, Cipla Resolve Patent Claims Over Cancer Drug
• Hotels Say 'Virus Exclusion' In Harford Mutual's Policy Invalid
• Tale Of The Tape: Two Facebook Complaints
• Union Says Nursing Home Must Pay Up In 401(k) Dispute
• NJ Justices Encourage Retired Attys To Go Pro Bono
• 3rd Circ. Rips Union Panel That Upheld UPS Worker's Firing
• NJ Ethics Panel Gives Attys Path To Respond To Online Critics
• NJ Lien Holders Can't Recoup Taxes Over Enviro Restriction
• Gov't Delays Should Ax Pa. Atty's Conviction, 3rd Circ. Told
• Builder Complied With Enviro Mandates, Court Rules
• In-Person Sales Bans For Competitive Energy Cos. Are Unfair
• Supreme Court Restores Delaware's Bench Balance Rule
• High Court Gives States Green Light To Regulate PBMs
• Telecom Co. Wins Bid To Install Wireless Tech In NJ City
• NY&Co. Parent Gets Judge's Nod For Ch. 11 Plan Confirmation
• 4 Takeaways From Antitrust Campaign Against Facebook
• State AGs, Orgs Back FTC's Restitution Power At High Court
• COVID-19 Spurs Associates To Think Bigger — Like Partners
• TD Bank Accused Of 'Bait-And-Switch' Credit Card Scheme
• FTC, State AGs Launch Suits Over Past Facebook Deals
• Oklahoma Backs $465M Opioid Win Against J&J
• Ex-NJ Doctor Can't Duck Sentence With Unproven Atty Claims
• Groups, States Urge 9th Circ. To Yank Bee-Killing Pesticide
• Par Sues Generic Cos. Over Blood Pressure Drug
• House Approves TPS, Refugee Protections For Hong Kongers
• 3rd Circ. Says Gov't Contractor Needs To Face FLSA Suit
• 3rd Circ. Judge Skeptical Tax Act Protects Virgin Islands
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Crash Victims Tell Ga. Justices To Restore $54M Avis Verdicts
• GM Rips Ex-UAW VP's Bid To Escape Bribery Scheme Suit
• $540M Ann Taylor, Lane Bryant Ch. 11 Sale Gets Court OK
• EPA Can't Justify Methane Regs Rollback, DC Circ. Hears
• Florio Perrucci Says Malpractice Claims Are Undercooked
• GCs Are Uniquely Qualified To Lead Diversity Initiatives
• Bernstein Liebhard, Thornton Aim To Lead Xerox Spinoff Suit
• Full Fed. Circ. Urged To Undo Hatch-Waxman Venue Limits
• US Trustee Balks At Speed Of Ann Taylor Parent's Ch. 11 Sale
• Outback Steakhouse Landlord On Hook For Black Ice Injury
• Attys Say Credit Agency Founder Can't Pile On Claims
• 3 Ways Defendants Can Nip Civil RICO Claims In The Bud
• NJ Justices Clear J&J Of Taxes On Coverage Beyond State
• TikTok Rulings May Clarify Scope Of Economic Powers Law
• NJ Delivery Co. Can Renew Arbitration Bid In Wage Spat
• NJ Gov., Lawmakers Strike Deal On Cannabis Regs Bill
• What The Biden Administration Can Expect From State AGs
• Nationstar Mortgage Settles With CFPB, States For $91M
• Judges On Race: Reducing Implicit Bias In Courtrooms
• 'Lifesaving' Claim Barred In Hernia Mesh Bellwether Trial
• NJ Racetrack Loses 'Bad Faith' Bid In Sports Betting Suit
• 3rd Circ. Affirms NJ GOP Bigwig's Tax, Fraud Convictions
• NJ Sens. Urge Counties To End Contracts With ICE
• Indian Tech Firm Gets 2nd Bias Class Action Put On Ice
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rethink Nixing $448M AbbVie Penalty
• Ex-NJ Trusts Atty Gets 18 Years For Money Laundering
• Ch. 11 Release Means Lennar Beats FCA Claims At 3rd Circ.
• Pomerantz To Co-Lead Honeywell Investors' Asbestos Suit
• Where Trump's Environmental Rollbacks Stand: Part 2
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over $360M Lionbridge Deal
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Trump Admin.'s H-1B Rule Hit With 2nd Injunction This Week
• FTC Opposes NJ Health Network's Acquisition Of Competitor
• JPML Urged To Ship Elmiron Eye Damage Suits To NJ
• After Ballot Wins, Pot Faces Long Road To Launch In 5 States
• Scarinci Hollenbeck Forms DC Group With BurgherGray Atty
• NJ Justices Disbar Convicted 'Consigliere' To Illegal Pot Ring
• NJ High Court Disbars Atty Stripped Of Pa. License
• Dueling Attys Call For Xyrem MDL To Be Moved To CA Or NJ
• Where Trump's Environmental Rollbacks Stand: Part 1
• NJ Hospital Can't Offset Possible Liability In Widower's Row
• Navigating Atty Relationship Conflicts That May Imperil Cases
• Simpson, Foley Guide Blackstone REIT's $358M Portfolio Deal
• SALT Cap Improperly Targets High-Tax States, 2nd Circ. Hears
• 6 Firms Eye Lead In Aurora Cannabis Investors' Suit
• Former NJ Atty Can't Yank Money Laundering Guilty Plea
• Vivint Solar Can't Force Arbitration Of Fraud Claims Yet
• DuPont Rips Chemours' 'Strange' Bid To Void Chancery Ruling
• Atty Disbarred In Wyoming Is Now Disbarred In NJ For Fraud
• NJ Dems Want Pot Taxes Spent In Areas Ravaged By Drug War
• 2020 Election May Mark A Turning Point For Marijuana Law
• UPenn Inks Deal To Settle Proposed ERISA Class Action
• How Mediators Can Help Parties Overcome Emotional Barriers
• The State Of Consumer Class Actions Amid COVID-19
• Post-Election Financial Services Regulatory Outlook
• Ex-Fox Rothschild Atty Hits Firm With Pregnancy Bias Suit
• 3rd Circ. Revives Ex-PSU Prez's Conviction In Sandusky Case
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Ex-Fox Rothschild Aide Loses Bid To Revive Sex Bias Claims
• Genova Burns Boosts Bankruptcy Practice With New NJ Attys
• NJ Justices Doubt Medical Pot Reimbursement Is Illegal
• High Court Could Expand FCA Reach In Resolving Circuit Split
• Campbell Soup Beats Investor Suit Over Financial Outlook
• Gas Shipper Can't Stop Pipeline From Blending In Butane
• Judging A Book: Wardlaw Reviews 'Hamilton And The Law'
• Port Authority Uniform Safety Claims Dismissed By NJ Court