New Jersey Archive » February, 2025

New Jersey - February, 2025

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• J&J Talc Spinoff Wraps Two-Week Chapter 11 Trial
• Trump Still Isn't Obeying Order To Free FEMA Funds, AGs Say
• 5 Argument Sessions Benefits Attys Should Watch In March
• Real Estate Recap: Gov't Lease Limbo, AI Upset, Profiteering
• NJ Out-Of-State Wine Sale Limits Are Justified, 3rd. Circ. Says
• FERC Says PJM Watchdog Can't Fight Meeting Roadblock
• New Jersey AG Office Tells Court It Wasn't Whistleblowers' Boss
• Notable Q4 Updates In Insurance Class Actions
• GOP Rep. Reintroduces The JUDGES Act
• States Say DOD Transgender Ban Puts Public Safety At Risk
• Judge Axes NYC Loan Row, Sanctions Firm For Depositions
• ICE Inks Contracts To House 2,000 Immigrant Detainees
• US Vision Beats Suit Over 2021 Ransomware Attack
• Trump Admin Asks 1st Circ. To Let It Enforce Birthright Ban
• Court Reporters Group Says Antitrust Suit Must Be Tossed
• Cognizant Execs' Trial Could Test Force Of FCPA Pause
• Insurer's Bid To Dodge $1.4M Bank Scam Suit Premature
• NJ Republicans Look To Oust AG After Failed RICO Case
• Racing Corvettes Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NJ Tech Co. Misled Investors On NASA Partnership, Suit Says
• NLRB Asks 3rd Circ. To Save Post-Gazette Union's Power
• The Political Branches Can't Redefine The Citizenship Clause
• 38 AGs Push For Crackdown On Organized Retail Crime
• Party City Approved To Sell IP, Assets For $20.6M In Ch. 11
• Investor Says Lowenstein Sandler Violated Dispensary Deal
• Attorneys Must Act Now To Protect Judicial Independence
• Liquor Cos. Clash Over Use Of 'Papi' Mark
• Trump Can't Enact Birthright Citizenship Order During Appeal
• Appealing An Interlocutory Order On Insurer Duty To Defend
• NJ RICO Case Toss Leaves AG Irate, Defense Attys Elated
• NJ Court Revives Suit Over Fatal Parkway Crash
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Atty In $1.4M Bank Scam Suit
• Spent Fuel Casks Are Taxable Real Property, NJ Court Rules
• J&J Says Samsung Is Breaking Deal Over Stelara Biosimilar
• Rethinking 'No Comment' For Clients Facing Public Crises
• Fired Worker Couldn't Justify COVID Vax Refusal, 3rd Circ. Says
• NJ Appeals Panel Upends Custodians' COVID Pay Award
• Ex-NJ Judge Says Judiciary Still Retaliating In Pension Fight
• Federal Judiciary Repeats Request For More Judges
• NJ Atty Suspended Over Secret Outside Legal Work
• Greenbaum Rowe Atty Among Trio Of New NJ State Judges
• Ex-Allianz Exec Avoids Prison As Massive Fraud Case Wraps
• Trump Birthright Citizenship EO Must Stay Paused, States Say
• 3rd Circ. Says $31M Order To Refill Class Funds Isn't Enough
• Gaudreau Brothers' Widows Settle Civil Suits Over Fatal Crash
• 3rd Circ. Says Discovery Defiance Dooms Vax Bias Suit
• As Failure-To-Warn Preemption Wanes, Justices May Weigh In
• Law Firm Must Face Malpractice Suit Over Home Project Case
• How Design Thinking Can Help Lawyers Find Purpose In Work
• Justices Won't Review NJ Town Abortion Buffer Zone Law
• NY Judge Extends Block On DOGE's Treasury Access
• CFPB Shutdown Means 'Irreparable Harm,' 23 State AGs Say
• Judge Questions Trump Administration Fund Freeze Authority
• NJ Judge Says AutoLender Can't Escape Ex-Worker's OT Suit
• Weight Loss Drug Patient Drops Appeal In Cancer Risk Suit
• 10 Issues To Watch In Aerospace And Defense Contracting
• Officers Say NJ Attorney General Can't Avoid Retaliation Suit
• NJ High Court Takes Up Pharma Co. Fraud Coverage Row
• Lowenstein Sandler Keeps Up Battle With NJ Dispensary
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Balk At Wording Of Trial Date Draft Order
• NIH Research Cuts Stay On Hold As Judge Mulls Objections
• Justices Knock Ala. For Immunizing State Officials
• 3rd Circ. Rejects Appeal In Dog Magnet Design Spat
• Amid Shake-Ups, USPTO Gets New Acting Deputy Director
• Jones Day Atty Exits Menendez Bribery Case As Appeal Looms
• Boston, Other Cities And MassBio Back Challenge To NIH Cuts
• Feds Say DC Judge Can't Bar 'Hypothetical' Spending Freezes
• 3rd Circ. Denies Concussion Benefits For 18 Ex-NFL Players
• NJ Appeals Court Says Policing Unaltered By Pot Legalization
• Convicted Fraudster 'Ponzied' His Way To Millions, Jurors told
• Battery Co. Denied 3rd Circ. Redo In $22M Wage Suit
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: February Lessons
• Seton Hall Claims Ex-President Leaked Info On Successor
• FCPA Shake-Up May Open Bribery Loophole
• NJ Law Firm, Ex-COO Settle Sexual Harassment, Bias Suit
• Ex-Heritage Pharma CEO Disciplined Over Price-Fixing Case
• 4 Do's And Don'ts For Trial Lawyers Using Generative AI
• Defense Strategies For Politically Charged Prosecutions
• New Jersey Courts To Explore Adoption Of NextGen Bar Exam
• Competitive Weightlifting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Trump Wants Birthright Citizenship EO Enacted Amid Appeal
• NY Vows To Fight Trump's Bid To Kill Congestion Pricing
• 3rd Circ. Doubts Alleged Cancer Risk Devalued Drug
• The Case For Compliance During The Trump Administration
• McCarter & English Says 'Offensive' Post Backs Atty's Firing
• 3rd Circ. Hints County's Probation Detainers Need Scrutiny
• Retired NJ Judge Sues Town For Unused Vacation, Sick Time
• Nadine Menendez Loses Bid To Have Expert Testify On Gifts
• Judge Won't Narrow Injunction In Birthright Citizenship Case
• Coinbase Brass Face Investor Suit Over Firm's Legal Liabilities
• IPhone Buyers Can't Get Apple DOJ Docs Before Discovery
• J&J Talc Unit Launches 2-Week $10B Ch. 11 Settlement Trial
• Campbell Drivers' NC Claims Preempted, Court Told
• Web Data Co. Hid Customer Usage Slowdown, Suit Says
• Undoing An American Ideal Of Fairness
• What's At Stake In Justices' Review Of IRS Debt Offsets
• DOJ Noncommittal On Cognizant Bribe Trial Amid FCPA Order
• Expect To Feel Aftershocks Of Chopra's CFPB Shake-Up
• NJ High Court Rejects Ban On Out-Of-State Atty Referral Fees
• Real Estate Recap: Practice Pivot, Tariff Tax, Lennar's Lawyers
• Bed Bath & Beyond To Pay $1.95M To 2,100 For ERISA Class
• NJ Appeals Court Confirms Officials' Votes Were Conflicted
• Digital Health Co. Beats Some Claims In SPAC Investor Suit
• Inconsistent Injury-In-Fact Rules Hinder Federal Practice
• Pashman Stein Gets Arbitration Award Against Atty Confirmed
• Judge Leaves Curbs On DOGE Treasury Access After Hearing
• Dem AGs Urge Companies To Keep DEI Programs In Place
• Profs Back Hotel Guests In 3rd Circ. Algorithmic Pricing Case
• ADP 401(k) Participants Win Cert. For 50K ERISA Class
• Merck Investor Sues Over Gardasil China Market Projections
• In-House Counsel Pointers For Preserving Atty-Client Privilege
• Menendez Files Notice Of Appeal Of Corruption Convictions
• Lowenstein Sandler Accuses Dispensary Of 'Bad Faith' Move
• Former 3rd Circ. Judge Jordan Joins Richards Layton
• 4th Judge Rejects Trump's Take On Birthright Citizenship
• 4 Potential Effects Of 3rd Circ.'s Coinbase Ruling
• Amtrak Worker Admits Role In $11M Healthcare Fraud
• Bausch Health Beats Suit Over 'Faking' Financial Stability
• 3rd Circ. Says Parents Can't Get Coverage In Gun Case
• RI Judge Won't Pause Order To Unfreeze Funds Amid Appeal
• Chester, Pa., Can Probe Water Utility's Assets In Ch. 9
• CFPB's Message To States Takes On New Weight Under Trump
• What's Next For State Regulation Of Hemp Cannabinoids
• Treasury Chief Exempt From Block On DOGE's System Access
• Joann To Close Over 500 US Stores In Second Ch. 11
• Ropes & Gray To Review Seton Hall Sex Abuse Investigation
• Connell Foley Can't Refute DQ Bid, NJ Investment Firm Says
• Tobacco Fee Couldn't Have Injured Worker, Campbell's Says
• Collecting Rare Books Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Quantum Computing Secures TRO In Battle With Investor
• J&J Allies Dub Milestone Fee Reversal 'Crucial' To Del.
• Ex-Seton Hall Law Worker Gets 8 Months For Embezzlement
• GoPro Foe Close To Scoring Camera Infringement Ruling
• FanDuel, DraftKings Hit With Patent Suits From WinView
• Feds Are Asked How FCPA Halt Affects Cognizant Bribe Case
• Split 3rd Circ. Keeps Merck Vaccine Antitrust Panel Immunity
• NJ Bill Seeks Tax Credits For Housing At Abandoned Sites
• NJ Prosecutor Can Pursue Claim He Was Misled Over Resignation
• Disparities In Adult Prosecution Of NJ Youths Draw Criticism
• NJ Senator Seeks Answers On Departure Of Watchdog's Chief
• NYC Doctor Convicted In Medical Test Kickback Scheme
• CVS, Aetna Escape Testing Lab's $20.6M Unpaid Invoices Suit
• Judge Should Not Have Been Reprimanded For Alito Essay
• DOGE Access To Treasury Payment System Blocked By Judge
• Trenton Diocese Sues Insurers Over Abuse Suit Coverage
• UnitedHealth Says Fed Suit Imperils Deal's Many Benefits
• Jazz Pharma Drops Last Defendant From Epidiolex Patent Suit
• Aerospace Co. Seeks To Toss Ex-Exec's Amended Claims
• NJ Hospital Hit With Class Claims Over Retirement Plan Fees
• NJ Law Firm, TD Bank Resolve $149K Bounced Check Suit
• NJ Attys Agree To End Libel Suit Over Father's Money
• Mass. Judge Temporarily Blocks NIH Funding Cuts
• Trump Admin Violating Order To Unfreeze Funds, Judge Says
• Lights, Camera, Ethics? TV Lawyers Tend To Set Bad Example
• SEC Motion Response Could Reveal New Crypto Approach
• Trump Isn't Obeying Order To Unfreeze Funds, States Say
• Real Estate Recap: Evolving CRE Finance, Tariffs, PFAS
• NJ Statehouse Catch-Up: Offshore Wind, AI, Neurodiversity
• Ex-Mayor Gets Probation For Using Public Workers At His Biz
• NJ AG Seeks To Escape Retaliation Suit Over Alleged Fraud
• Trump Birthright Citizenship Order Faces Scrutiny In 3rd Court
• NJ Supreme Court Snapshot: Paterson Police, Immigrant Pay
• Accountant-Owned Law Firms Could Blur Ethical Lines
• State AGs To Sue Over DOGE Access To Payment Systems
• House Bill Aims To Ban DeepSeek On Gov't Devices
• Chaitman Offers $900,000 To Settle Mal Claim In RE Case
• Drug Cos. Urge Full Fed. Circ. To Hear Teva Orange Book Row
• UnitedHealth Drops Bid To Toss Home Health Deal Challenge
• NJ Personal Injury Firm Hit With Bias Suit From Fired Atty
• Convicted Atty Disbarred In NJ Over LA Utility Billing Scandal
• AI Will Soon Transform The E-Discovery Industrial Complex
• Party City Reaches Interim Deal On Unpaid Rent
• NJ Judge Finds For Textron Unit In Fatal Copter Crash
• NJ Seeks Jury Trial In PFAS Cleanup Case Against 3M, DuPont
• Wachtell, Skadden Guide Becton's Bid To Sell Diagnostics Biz
• NJ's Climate Change Suit Against Energy Cos. Tossed
• NJ Fraud Defendant Loses Bid To Toss 'Vindictive' Charges
• Philly Archdiocese Freed From Abuse Suit In New Jersey
• When Innovation Overwhelms The Rule Of Law
• NJ Supreme Court Will Review Immigrant's Wage Case
• Lowenstein Sandler Aims To Combine Dueling Dispensary Suits
• Proskauer Fights Another DQ Bid In NJ Hospital Antitrust Suit
• Maryland Judge Blocks Trump Birthright Citizenship Order
• Fed. Circ. Grapples With Extensions On Reissued Patents
• Axon Gets Cities' Antitrust Case Largely Tossed
• DLA Piper Partner To Testify At Cognizant Evidence Hearing
• McKesson Paying $850M For Top Stake In Eye Health Co.
• NJ Wildlife Regulator Is Unconstitutional, Ex-Legislator Argues
• Lawmakers Hit Replay On Bill For Singers' Radio Royalties
• Ex-NJ Mayor Gets Probation For Defying Public Office Ban
• 'Sloppy' Work Hurts Lab's $20.6M Insurance Suit, Judge Says
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Nix Tax On $191M In Family Pharma Feud
• Imagine The Possibilities Of Openly Autistic Lawyering
• NJ Atty Avoids Disbarment After Bank Fraud Conviction
• Credit Suisse Gets Investor Suit Over Collapse Booted To NY
• DOJ Creates Multiagency Task Force Targeting Antisemitism
• Red States Back Trump On Birthright Citizenship Limits
• ICE Must Offer Pa. Detainees Virtual Access To NJ Courts
• NJ Mayor Says Ex-Aide Was At-Will And Can't Sue Over Firing
• Parsing 3rd Circ. Ruling On Cannabis, Employee Private Suits
• Panel Backs Sanctions For Frivolous Bid In Malpractice Case
• Asbury Park, Zoning Board, Again Escape Pot Co.'s Suit
• DC Judge Joins RI In Blocking Trump Funding Freeze
• Documentary Filmmaking Makes Me A Better Lawyer