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New Jersey - May, 2023

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• J&J Defends Talc Powder As 1st Post-Spinoff Trial Begins
• Foreign Agent Trial Over China's 'Operation Fox Hunt' Opens
• Canceling Auto Policy Doesn't Alter Past, Mich. Justices Say
• NJ Insurance Atty Arrested In 2007-08 Boston Rapes
• 3rd Circ. Frees Insurer From Covering $13M Fracking Claim
• Bed Bath & Beyond Creditors Say They Have Ch. 11 Loan Deal
• NJ Pot Co. Blasts Board's 'Ridiculous' Green Light For Rival
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Energy Company Fights Fuel June Docket
• NJ Man Denied New Trial For Fraudulent Settlement Claims
• NJ Atty Has 'No New' Info To Revive Firing Suit, Judge Says
• Bayer Calls Whistleblower's Ex-Attys' Fee Bids Excessive
• Borrowers Urge Judge To Keep PHH Price Gouging Suit Alive
• Ex-FBI Trainee's Friend Liable In Stolen Stock Tips Suit
• Freshpet Shareholder Sues Board Over Voting Rights
• NJ Health Network Settles EEOC Religious Vax Bias Charges
• Novo Nordisk Gets EEOC Age Bias Suit Tossed, For Now
• US Trustee Can Take FTX Ch. 11 Examiner Appeal To 3rd Circ.
• Former FDA Officials Say Fosamax Claims Aren't Barred
• Ex-NJ Judge's Back Pay Suit Now Targets State Treasurers
• An Employer's Overview Of AI Legislation In 5 Jurisdictions
• Amarin Legal Head Earned $2.6M Package In '22
• J&J Says New Ch. 11 Would Be Largest Settlement In History
• NJ Panel Says Insurer Needn't Cover Tainted Concrete Claim
• 'Trailblazer' NJ County Assignment Judge Dies Suddenly
• Lilly To Pay $13M, Cap Insulin Cost In Deal Worth Up To $500M
• Ex-Trader Pleads Guilty To SPAC Insider Trading Scheme
• Bayada Home Health Fails To Get OT And Wage Suit Tossed
• Property Co. Asks 3rd Circ. Not To Revive $392K Lien Suit
• Ex-'Survivor' Star Claims Netflix Copied His Show Idea
• Some Client Speculations On AI And The Law Firm Biz Model
• Men Who Sold 20 Forged Atlantic City Deeds Sentenced
• Home Depot Wants Locks Law DQ'd In Mower Accident Suit
• Music Co. Fights Atty's Bid To End Ex-Fugees Rapper Suit
• NJ Says Ex-Worker Can't Link Firing To Probe Participation
• Judge One-Ups SEC To Impose $15.5M Sanction On Trader
• Individuals Can't Sue Under NJ Cannabis Law, Judge Rules
• Crystallex Says Federal Law Applies In Venezuela Debt Suits
• Negligence Fight Over NJ Furnace Fire Sent To Arbitration
• 3rd Circ. Says Atty Prof's Suit Can Stay In Fed. Court
• Judge Says 'Unclean Hands' Ease 'Made In America' Loss
• Johnson & Johnson Settles 161 Hernia Mesh Suits In Ga.
• NJ Firm Keeps Victory In Retainer Fee Billing Challenge
• Teva Says Feds Can't Bolster FCA Suit With Advisory Rulings
• Justices 'Don't Get' Indigenous Families, ICWA Architect Says
• Meta Settles News Anchor's Suit Over Pics Used In Racy Ads
• 48 States Go After Avid Telecom For Billions Of Robocalls
• Chubb Can't Use Exclusion in Fire Coverage Row, Court Told
• Judge Says Pallet Jack Injury Suit Shows Potential Defect
• Newark Archdiocese Can't Ax Ex-Teacher's Antisemitism Suit
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Revive Fosamax MDL
• Merck's $10.8B Calif. Biotech Buy Goes Unchallenged By FTC
• Top Investor Faults Freshpet Board, Pushes For New Directors
• NJ Justices Will Hear Arbitration Bid In Insurance Refund Row
• 'Not The Way To Do Things': NJ Judge Irked By Case File Spat
• 3rd Circ. Revives Prof's Suit Over Failed China-Ties Case
• NJ Man Gets 12 Years For Acting As Hezbollah Agent
• Janssen Prevails In Patent Battle With Mylan Over Generics
• Gensler Comments Foil SEC Claims, Coinbase Tells 3rd Circ.
• NJ Recovers $218K In Family Leave Settlements
• Quest Must Face NJ Claims Over Late Cancer Diagnosis
• Bayer Beats Consumers' 'Vague' Benzene Contamination Suit
• Janssen And Amgen Settle Patent Row Over Stelara Biosimilar
• NJ Senate Advances Bills For $2B In Clean Water Loans
• TD Bank Hit With Class Action Over Busted First Horizon Deal
• Kinder Morgan, NYC Utility Back Pipeline Upgrade
• A Lawyer's Guide To Approaching Digital Assets In Discovery
• Prudential Deprived KPMG Worker Of Disability Pay, Suit Says
• BlockFi Says It Acted 'Prematurely' Courting Creditor Votes
• Payment Processor Can't Block Merchants' Overcharging Suit
• CBD Stock Promoter Settles SEC Fraud Suit For $900K
• NJ Pot Co. Says Rival Should've Sued City In Zoning Dispute
• NJ Judge Says Jury Must Demystify Vague ER Contract
• High Court's Ethics Statement Places Justices Above The Law
• 3rd Circ. Keeps Erie Indemnity Row In State Court
• Wilson Elser-Repped Uber Escapes Negligent Hiring Suit
• Texas Riding Growing Wave Of Bail Reform Rollbacks
• 3rd Circ. To Weigh If State Or Fed. Court Takes Warranty Suits
• Private Equity Firm Takes $11M Restaurant Row To 3rd Circ.
• States, Others Oppose Google Bid To Trim Play Store Case
• 3rd Circ. Backs Dismissal Of Toshiba THC Firing Suit
• 2 Former Execs Claim NJ Company Never Paid Full Salaries
• 1st Circ. Won't Revive J&J Hip Implant False Claims Act Suit
• NJ Says High Court Backs Remand Of Climate Change Suit
• Tort Report: Spectrum Deal To End $1B Verdict Appeal
• Tax Firm's Ex-Client Wants Fees Suit Moved To Federal Court
• Trader Faces Hefty Penalty In SEC Market Manipulation Case
• Time For Law Schools To Rethink Unsung Role Of Adjuncts
• NJ Chief Justice Warns Vacancies Likely To Cause Shutdowns
• 3rd Circ. Mulls Temple Degree 'Value' In Rankings Fraud Case
• US Trustee Says Consultant Can't Bid In David's Bridal Ch. 11
• NJ Class Waivers Are Null Absent Arbitration Deal, Panel Says
• Adult Clubs Owed Coverage Over Privacy Claims, Models Say
• SEC Accuses Stock Promoter Of $11M CBD Co. Fraud
• Prior Cases Bar Janssen Kickback FCA Claims, Judge Told
• Parker McCay, Rosner Law Attys Get Closer To NJ Bench
• NJ Law Firm Claims Defamation Over Bad Google Reviews
• 3rd Circ. Will Keep 6 Venezuela Debt Cases On Hold For Now
• 6th Circ. Won't Rethink FCA Hiring Case Decision
• Ex-Immunomedics CFO Cops To Giving Stock Tip To Girlfriend
• NJ Senator Floats Bill To Counter NY Congestion Pricing Plan
• NJ Atty Hit With 6-Month Suspension For Abandoning Client
• Fox Rothschild Partner's Family Files Wrongful Death Suit
• Tips For In-House Legal Leaders In A Challenging Economy
• Beware Patchwork Of State NIL Laws For Student-Athletes
• 3 Firms Build $218M Merger Of Samsung Display, EMagin
• Insurer Says Worker Injuries Not Tied To Subcontractor's Work
• Ivy League Asks Judge To Sideline Athlete Antitrust Lawsuit
• Taco Bell Seeks To Free 'Taco Tuesday' TM For Everyone
• J&J's $8.9B Talc Deal Includes $400M To 6 States
• NJ Panel Won't Revive Investor Suit Over Medical Co. IPO
• SEC Tells 3rd Circ. It Hasn't Slept On Coinbase Petition
• Eisner Strikes Deal To End Ex-Worker's Racial Bias Suit
• Hall Booth Appoints Atty To Help Lead Immigration Team
• J&J Talc Unit Can Pursue Ch. 11 Plan During Dismissal Fight
• What Justices' Loper Bright Ruling Will Mean For Chevron
• How Cognizant Bribery Case Could Shape DOJ Investigations
• NJ Civil Service Defeats Appeal Of Court Jobs Classifications
• FERC Says It Properly Approved NYC Gas Project
• NJ Suit Says Travelers Underpaid Auto Injury Coverage
• Russian Charged In 'Catastrophic' Ransomware Schemes
• FERC Had The OK To Redo Power Market Rule, 6th Circ. Told
• Judge Gives First OK To $6.6M Scotiabank 'Spoofing' Deal
• NJ Hibachi Workers Say They Got Tips But No Other Wages
• 3rd Circ. Won't Lift IT Co.'s Gov't Work Ban Amid Contract Suit
• 3rd Circ. Backs VA's Win In Nurse's Retaliation Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Gov. Murphy Taps Immigration Pro For NJ Supreme Court
• What Associates Need To Know Before Switching Law Firms
• Justices Turn Away Another Climate Change Suit Forum Fight
• 3rd Circ. Says Immigration Terms May Be Erased By Asylum
• NJ Asset Manager To Pay SEC Fine In Cherry-Picking Case
• Less Cyber Coverage, More Compliance Risk For Cos.
• Talc Victims Seek Right To Sue J&J Over Voided Funding Deal
• NJ Gov Eyes 9 New Judges For State's Understaffed Bench
• NJ Jury Convicts Atty Of Murder In Girlfriend's Killing
• A Case For Sharing Mediation Statements With Counterparties
• Chamber Urges 3rd Circ. To Grant Coinbase's SEC Petition
• Atty's Diary Was 'Strategic' Ploy To Justify Shooting, Jury Told
• 3rd Circ. Says Insurer Not Liable For Co.'s Faulty Roof Work
• NJ Justices To Review Harassment Suit Confidentiality Ruling
• Brokerage Says US Trade Clearing Co. DTCC Is 'Leaking' Data
• Tackling Long-Tail Legacy Liability Risk: A Defendant's Toolkit
• NJ Golf Club Will Pay $100,000 To Settle Discrimination Claims
• 3rd Circ. Declines To Revive Nurse's Hostile Workplace Claims
• Reupped Bill Pushes Review Of Outbound China Investments
• US Courts End Pandemic-Era Remote Access
• Fortis Rips J&J's Bid To DQ Selendy Gay In Chancery Case
• NY Atty, Firm Want Out Of Ex-Fugees Rapper Fraud Suit
• NJ Ex-Prosecutor Censured Over Advances Toward Defendant
• NJ Energy Co. Removes Overcharging Action To Fed. Court
• BlockFi's Account Transfer Cutoff Upheld In Ch. 11 Case
• NY Atty Killed Girlfriend In Self-Defense, Jury Told
• Venezuela Creditors Fight 3rd Circ. Stay As Citgo Sale Looms
• FCA Chases 'Shrewder' Kickbacks As 50-Year Hunt Intensifies
• Guests Say Algorithm Unfairly Fixes Atlantic City Room Rates
• NJ Judge Denies Packing Co.'s Trade Secrets Injunction Bid
• Working From Home? Beware Insider Trading, Tipping Risks
• McCarter & English Adds 2 Ex-Ellenoff Grossman IP Partners
• Preparing For Legal Scrutiny Of Data Retention Policies
• Md. Abuse Law Makes Past Liability Coverage Review Vital
• Fisher Phillips Adds Litigation Pro To Growing NJ Office
• Eli Lilly Drug Rebate Damages Tripled To $183M
• NJ Hospital Gets Suit Over Diabetic Patient's Death Tossed
• CKR Law Must Pay $175K Counsel Fee In NJ Noncompete Tiff
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive J&J Investors' Arbitration Proposal Suit
• EPA's Good Neighbor Ozone Plan: What Cos. Should Know
• Niaspan Buyers Ask 3rd Circ. For Rehearing On Class Cert.
• Wilentz Goldman Gains Ex-Assignment Judge In ADR Group
• PHH Mortgage Asks Judge To Toss Suit Over Payment Fees
• NJ Condo Owners Can't Get Privileged Emails: Developer
• 3rd Circ. Says J&J Talc Unit's Ch. 11 Should Proceed
• NJ Atty Hit With Sanctions For Ignoring Discovery
• Pfizer Spinoff Sued By Former Vax Supplier
• Talc Co. Tells 3rd Circ. Ch. 11 Mandamus Writ Is Premature
• No Deal In $1B 401(k) Class Action Against Insurance Services
• NJ Music Exec Says Bamboozle Fest Never Paid Back Loan
• Judge Finds Rehab Center Failed To Prove Harm In Ordinance
• NC Debt Collector Not Excused From NJ Suit, 3rd Circ. Rules
• BlockFi Customers Dispute Account Transfer Cutoff
• NJ Firm Billing Clerk Says Hospitalizations Got Her Fired
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Sentence For Intended $325M Tax Schemes
• NJ Temp Worker Law Should Be Blocked, Staffing Groups Say
• Becker Expands NJ Footprint With 2 Hill Wallack Attys
• Attorneys Should Have An Ethical Duty To Advance DEI
• Pot Cos. Can't Undo Denial Of Treatment Center Applications
• 3rd Circ. May Preview: Dryers, Debt And A Dean
• 3rd Circ. Pauses Venezuela Debt Suits Amid Appeal
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Class Cert. Denial In Niaspan MDL
• Kenvue's IPO Offers Glimmer Of Hope During Bleak Times
• Drug Co. Wants Houston Judge To Halt Opioid MDL Discovery
• NJ Transit Workers' Train Assault Case Can Proceed
• Court Wrongly Revived Suit After 6-Year Hiatus, NJ Panel Says
• Jewish Law Not Relevant In Dog Bite Case, NJ Panel Says
• Cigna Wants COVID Lab Suit Tossed Over Misconduct
• Data-Driven Insights Are Key To Attracting Today's Clients
• 2 NJ Churches Say County's Grant Policy Beset With Bias
• Parts Maker Can't Dodge Distributor's Suit Over Logo Use
• 9F Investors Fight 2nd Bid To Toss IPO Fraud Suit
• Court OKs Sale Of FTX's LedgerX Biz To Miami Exchange Co.
• Co. Held In Contempt For Failing To Pay $1M Atty Fee
• Rutgers Hit With $10M Suit Over Dorm Mold Illness
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Black PennDOT Worker's Bias Suit
• Feds Charge Attys In Foreclosure Fraud Scheme
• TD Bank And First Horizon Nix $13B Merger Over Uncertainty
• Fleming Ruvoldt Virus Coverage Suit Is Unique, NJ Panel Told
• 3rd Circ. Axes Dutch Appeal In MD Helicopters' Ch. 11 Sale
• Dismissal Motion Hearing Set For June In J&J Talc Ch. 11
• Cravath, Davis Polk Steer Kenvue's $3.8B IPO
• 79 Newark Cops Tossed From OT Suit Over Training Time
• Pa. State Senate Worker Takes Age, Disability Suit To 3rd Circ.
• In Arbitration, Consider The Influence Of State Laws
• Cullen And Dykman Adds Corporate Partner To NY Office
• 3rd Circ. Nixes Late Night Filings, Sets 5 PM Deadline
• NJ High Court Creates Wellness Committee Led By Justice
• Ohio Businessman Admits Role In $24M Health Fraud
• Ghosting In BigLaw: Why Better Feedback Habits Are Needed
• 3rd Circ. Says Comcast Must Prove Arbitration Pacts' Validity
• Talc Claimants Ask 3rd Circ. To End J&J Unit's New Ch. 11
• Sandoz Drops Counterclaims After $39M Patent Trial Loss
• Real Estate Rumors: Ed Sheeran, Green Cities, Wells Fargo
• Atty Says 'Good Faith' Preempts Funder's Sanctions Bid
• NJ Jury Sides With J&J Unit In Pelvic Mesh Injury Suit
• Senate Confirms 2 New NJ District Judges
• Dems To Introduce Bill Banning Arbitration Of Race Claims
• NJ Atty Fights To Keep Malpractice Coverage Suit Alive
• Missing $1M Mortgage Funds Case Dismissed By Court
• 'Problem Gambler' Says BetMGM Pushed Him To Keep Betting
• NJ Panel Says Ex-Teacher's Conviction Doesn't Block Pension
• LG Once More Gets Faulty Dishwasher Suit Trimmed
• Legal Recreational Pot Raised $15B For States, Report Finds
• Ex-Cop Says Seton Hall Fired Him For Voicing Fraud Concerns
• Mattress Co. Faces Suit Over Nontoxic Chemical Claims
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• NJ Appeals Panel Upholds Merck's $1.4B Cyber Coverage Win
• Ex-NJ Public Defender Alleges Discrimination By Atlantic City
• Lewis Brisbois Names New Employment Head As Group Exits
• Union Asks 3rd Circ. To Toss Claims Over NJ Labor Pact
• Law Needs A Balance Between Humanism And Formalism
• Justices Tackle Chevron Deference In Fishing Case