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New Jersey - June, 2021

203 articles

• 4 Fast Facts About SEC's Next Enforcement Boss
• Cigna Beats Virus Coverage Suit From NJ Provider, For Now
• Record Labels Beat RCN Claims In Piracy Suit — For Now
• FTC's Facebook Case Down, But Not Out, After Dismissal
• Cookie Co. Asks High Court To Dip Into Trade Dress Law
• NJ Lawmakers Approve Corp. Tax Break Change Bill
• NJ Gov. Taps Outgoing AG's Top Assistant To Lead Office
• Thermo Fisher's Bad Faith Claim Split From AIG Pollution Row
• 3rd Circ. Turns Away Ex-Fox Rothschild Aide's Assault Case
• ACLU Sues To Stop Transfers Of Detained Migrants Out Of NJ
• NJ Greenlights 2.6MW Worth Of Offshore Wind Projects
• Federal Tech, Trade Bill Needs IP Owner Transparency Tweaks
• State Courts' Stark Lack Of Diversity Demands Action
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Nukes, Missiles, Antivirals, IT
• Volkswagen, Audi Sued Over Breach Of 3.3M Consumers' Data
• Justices Ease Pipeline Fears In State Land Rights Fight
• NJ Juror Fined For Causing Mistrial With Outside Research
• What COVID-19, Social Issues Mean For Pharma Case Juries
• NJ Justices Doubt Jury Screening Format Unfair Amid COVID
• 3rd Circ. Tosses Bankrupt Casino's $50M License Fee Suit
• House Clears Huge R&D Bills, But Must Contend With Senate
• NJ AG Tapped To Lead SEC's Enforcement Division
• Jaguar Offers Warranty, Payments In Timing Chain Deal
• Justices Back $1B Pipeline In State Land Rights Dispute
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive TV Patents With Undefinable Claims
• Audi, VW Must Face Trimmed Faulty Engine Suit In NJ
• NJ Justices Say Town, Tax Collector Must Face Damages Suit
• Giuliani Suspension Highlights Ethical Pitfalls For All Lawyers
• 3rd Circ. Asks Pa. Justices To Take Up Device Liability Row
• NJ Law Firm Hit With COVID-19 Bias Suit From Ex-Worker
• Eos Energy Names Ex-Erickson Atty As GC
• Facebook Dodges FTC And State Antitrust Actions, For Now
• NJ Rehab Center Ducks Suit Over Claims Aide Pushed Patient
• $7M Energy Bait-And-Switch Deal Lacks Details For Early OK
• Town Wants Out Of Suit Over Princeton Univ. Lake Drowning
• NJ Storm Ruling Provides Needed Clarity For Property Owners
• Credit Agency Accused Of Deceiving Investors In $73M Fund
• NJ Ethics Panel Red-Lights Traffic Ticket Atty Referral Fees
• Malpractice Claims Over Contract Suit Revived Against Firm
• NJ Judge Tosses Versace Owner's COVID Coverage Suit
• NJ Attorneys Urged To Avoid Paying For Client Referrals
• J&J's Appeal Of $29M Talc Verdict Meets Skeptical Judges
• Justices Won't Mute Athletes' Social Media Megaphone
• NJ College Sports Betting Ballot Question Headed To Voters
• NJ Assembly Passes Real Estate COVID Immunity Bill
• Medline Accused Of Trying To Hurt Rival With Disinformation
• NJ Senate Votes To End Immigration Detention
• NJ Judge's Psychiatrist Must Turn Over Records In Suit
• PE CEO Gets 30 Months For Ripping Off Pot Venture Investor
• 9th Circ. Is Wrong On Consumer Fraud Injunctive Relief Issue
• Exxon Beats Insurers' Indemnity Bid Over Enviro Claims
• Senators Grill Biden's 1st Circ. Pick Over PR Statehood
• How Conn. Learned From Its Neighbors On Pot Legalization
• Ex-Mallinckrodt Rep Loses Sanctions Bid In Acthar Suit
• 3rd Circ. Questions Keeping Virus Suits In Federal Court
• Wells Fargo, BofA Beat Suit Over PTAB Challenge
• Ex-UAW VP Must Face General Motors' Bribery Scheme Suit
• Insurance Legislation & Regulation: Midyear Report
• Justices Say Discipline Of Cheerleader Violated Free Speech
• Imerys Talc Says New Ch. 11 Acquisition Plan Lowers Risk
• Hanover Escapes NJ Virus Coverage Suit From Medical Group
• Navigating Inadvertent Attorney-Client Privilege Waivers
• Real Estate Rumors: Lennar, CTL Capital, Westdale
• Conn. Atty Revives Claims McCarter & English Harmed Firm
• Curaleaf Hit With Whistleblower, Racial Bias Claims In NJ
• White And Williams Adds Ex-Eckert Seamans Real Estate Pair
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Chinese Drug Co. Chief Must Testify In Tainted Valsartan MDL
• Office Design Co. Investor Sues To Block $1.8B Merger
• NJ Assembly Passes Immigration Detention Ban
• NJ Pandemic Insurance Bill Clears State Assembly
• US Steel Keeps Victory In Fire Reporting Suit At 3rd Circ.
• Energy Co. To Pay $7M To End Bait-And-Switch Claims
• High Court Declines To Review Amarin's Vascepa Fight
• Fox Rothschild Launches American Indian Practice Group
• Change To 'Negligence' Definition For NJ Benefits Thrown Out
• Attorneys Beware: Zoom Depositions Are Likely Inadmissible
• High Court Won't Hear Sham Litigation Exception Case
• NJ Bill Could Give Insurers Edge To Escape COVID Coverage
• Bard Hit With $3M Verdict In Vein Filter Suit
• J&J Accused Of Seeking 'Secrecy' In Fired Exec's Bias Suit
• Hodgson Russ Expands SALT Practice In NJ
• Firm Must Face Insurer's Suit Over Truck Fire Deal Release
• TD Bank Can't Shed Customers' Suit Over ATM Fees
• NJ Policyholders Could Still See Recovery For COVID Losses
• 3rd Circ. Tosses Federal Claims In Philly Will Dispute
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Many Courts Close For Juneteenth After Federal Holiday Nod
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rehear Suit Over 15-Year-Old BofA Robocall
• 3rd Circ. Won't Halt Deportation Of Jamaican Woman
• Cosmetics Trade Group Escapes J&J Asbestos-In-Talc MDL
• NJ Fed. Court Should Ditch Litigation Funding Disclosure Plan
• Justices Back Foster Agency That Refused Same-Sex Couples
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Want Cooperator's Bribery Probe Docs
• NJ Teachers Ask High Court To Take On Waiver In Dues Suit
• NJ Justices Revive Ex-Pharma Exec's Racial Slurs Claim
• Law Firm Talent Must Reflect Shifting US Demographics
• NJ Lawmakers Advance Real Estate COVID Immunity Bill
• 3rd Circ. Says Tolling Rule Saves Valeant Investors' Claims
• 4 Questions For Norris McLaughlin's New Cannabis Chair
• Ruling Shows Medicare Confusion Can Lead To Costly Results
• Publishers Dodge Antitrust MDL Over Textbook Resale Market
• Justices Asked To Fix 'Hopeless Muddle' On CFPB Ratification
• Assisted Living 'Bill Of Rights' Claims Not On Table In NJ
• NJ Panel Won't Revive IBEW's Suit Over Navy Solar Farm Job
• NJ Court Wrong To Ax Nursing Home Suit, 3rd Circ. Says
• Watchdog Questions Imerys Talc's Ch. 11 Asset Buy Plans
• Baby Food Contamination Cases Face Class Action Hurdles
• Fired NJ Official Says State Liable In Virus 'Favor' Suit
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Insulin Makers Blast Patients' 3rd Bid For RICO Claims
• $8M Awarded To Victims Of NJ Train Crash That Killed Atty
• Anesthesiology Group Aims To Sink Libel Suit Over Articles
• NJ Attorney Beats Malpractice Suit Over Handling Of Will
• Uber Drivers Covered By FAA Exemption, NJ Court Told
• Judges Should Foster Diversity In MDL Leader Appointments
• Quest Diagnostics Escapes Amazon Temp Worker's Pot Suit
• 3rd Circ. Cuts Oral Arguments On Player's Settlement Denial
• Law Grad Says Debt Firm Illegally Went After Discharged Loan
• 3rd Circ. Blasts 'Unlawyerly' Conduct In Farmer's Enviro Suit
• Interior Dept. Floats NY, NJ Offshore Wind Lease Sale
• NJ Judge OKs Subaru Windshield Deal, Wary On Counsel Fee
• A Biz Strategy Model To Improve Lateral Atty Hiring Diversity
• How Trade Dress Law Has Evolved During COVID
• NextEra Ruling Could Support Initial-Bidder Expense Claims
• Trenk DiPasquale Cost Ex-Client Chance At $300K, Court Told
• Teva Gets Judge To Nix Drug IP Inventorship Correction Order
• Sandoz Will Get To Search Rival CFO's Phone In Antitrust Row
• 3rd Circ. Bars Atty Fees For 'Limited Success' In NJ Wage Suit
• Avis Car Rental To Pay $10M For Overcharged Insurance
• Investor Claims Electric Car SPAC Hype Was Fraud
• Split NJ High Court Adopts Ongoing Storm Liability Rule
• Senate Confirms 1st Muslim To Federal Trial Bench
• 2nd Circ. Weighs Insider Trading Raps Post-Bridgegate
• Bridgegate Defendant Sues Port Authority For Legal Fees
• Ex-NJ Assemblyman Beats Charge Of Taking Bribe From Atty
• Verizon, AT&T Join Forces Against NJ Town Over Nixed Permit
• Ex-Fox Rothschild Atty's Bias Suit Sent To Mediation
• Real Estate Rumors: Frisbie Group, Wix, Hartz Mountain
• NJ Law Firm Can't Revive Insurance Suit Over Stolen Funds
• NJ Justices Allow Disability Claim Without Adverse Job Action
• NJ Hospital Loses Bid For Cut Of $24M Medical Ed Subsidy
• Smaller Firms Need Employee Wellness Programs, Too
• Senate Passes Massive Tech, Trade Bill Aimed At China
• Ex-NJ Judge Accused Of Groping Draws Ethics Charges
• 3rd Circ. Revives Trade Secrets Suit Against Aurobindo
• No Centralization Of Acthar Cases In Delaware Yet, JPML Says
• JPML Won't Lump Baby Food Suits Together
• NJ Judge Blasts 'Fishing' For Her Medical Records In Suit
• Senate Confirms Biden's 1st Judicial Picks For NJ, Colo.
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revisit Wilmington Fraud Conviction Reversal
• Schumer Suggests Voting Rights Attys For 2nd Circ., SDNY
• NJ High Court To Mull Reach Of Med Mal Affidavit Rule
• NJ Firms Must Face Suit Over Scrapped Home Project
• Ex-Pharma Co. Workers Must Arbitrate Whistleblower Claims
• Judge OKs $3.2M Deal For College Application Co. Investors
• Intent Behind 'Salt Mine' Tweet Irrelevant, NLRB Tells 3rd Circ.
• NJ Says Ex-Judge Can't Pursue Pay Suit After Criminal Case
• High Court Says TPS Holders' Illegal Entry Bars Green Cards
• Justices Prompt FCC To Restore Trump's Media Deregulation
• Eagles Radio Announcer Gets Defamation Claim Trimmed
• Versace Owner Fights Bid To Dismiss COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• NJ Justices Censure Atty Over Driveway Scuffle With Teen
• Attys For NJ Nab $2.5M Fee Award For MTBE MDL Deals
• Fox Rothschild Beats Sanctions Over Deadline Extensions
• DOJ Asked To Pull Case That Busted Immigration Judge Union
• Former J&J Exec's Workplace Bias Suit Sent To Mediation
• US Offshore Wind Poised For Growth, But Challenges Remain
• Stop Networking, Start Relationship Marketing
• Rising Star: Labaton Sucharow's Francis P. McConville
• NJ Gov. Ends Virus Emergency, Keeps Some Powers
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Rethink BofA Robocall Ruling
• NJ Senate Approves College Sports Betting Ballot Measure
• NJ Judge Won't Toss Hertz's Revised $56M Clawback Suit
• NJ Legislature Pushes Through Bill To End Most Virus Orders
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Charity's Suit Over BNY Mellon Fees
• NLRB Defends Docking Waxing Salon Co. Despite Settlement
• NJ Resumes Commercial Landlord-Tenant Trials
• Purdue Asks To Extend Opioid Suit Shield To End Of Summer
• NJ Counties Fight Immigrant Info-Sharing Curb At 3rd Circ.
• What Attorneys Should Know About Fee Deferral
• NJ Hospitals Merger Met With 'Jaundiced Eyes' In FTC Suit
• Venezuela Loses Bid For Fast Appeal As Citgo Sale Is Teed Up
• Justices Urged Not To Revive United Airlines Union Fee Spat
• NJ Lab Sues UnitedHealth Units For COVID-19 Test Payments
• PTAB Reverses Course, Institutes Review Of LED Light Patent
• NJ Lawmakers Advance Bill To Allow Pandemic Insurance
• Predictions On Pandemic's Lasting Impact On Legal Education
• 3rd Circ. Skeptical Of TV Anchor's IP Claim Against Big Tech
• Man Sentenced For Laundering From Del. Law Firm, Others
• EPA Bid To Review Methylene Chloride No Good, Groups Say
• AbbVie Asks Justices To Hear Sham Litigation Exception Case
• Union Dodges Suit Saying It Didn't Help NJ Utility Worker
• NJ University Must Face Class Claims Over Virus Refunds
• Call Center Will Pay Workers $1.7M To Settle OT Claims
• Big Tech's Immunity To Get Tough Look At 3rd Circ.
• Tanning Salon's Virus Coverage Suit Burned Over Exclusion
• Lawyer Perfectionism Is A Disease We Can Control
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Philly Atty Andy Stern Remembered As 'Devoted' Advocate
• EY Strikes Deal To End NJ Probe Into 'Stereotyping' Seminar
• High Court Won't Hear J&J Challenge To $2.1B Talc Verdict