New Jersey Archive » November, 2025

New Jersey - November, 2025

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• 21 AGs Sue USDA Over SNAP Rollbacks For Permanent Residents
• NJ County Wants Out Of State's $400M PFAS Deal With 3M
• Up Next At High Court: ISP Liability & State Subpoena Suits
• AGs Urge Congress To Reject Trump's Ban On State AI Laws
• Investor Suit Over Failed TD Bank-First Horizon Deal Tossed
• Kalshi Challenges Nev. Order Nixing Sports Contract Shield
• NJ AG, Comptroller Blast Bill To Strip Agency's Probe Powers
• Gov.-Elect Sherrill Taps Dozens Of Attys For Transition Teams
• Ex-Amarin CEO Loses Suit Over Ouster After Proxy Fight
• Investor Says Pot Co.'s Old Defenses Can't Stop Fraud Suit
• Nike, Small Business Admin Top 3rd Circ. December Lineup
• Ex-Media Exec Launches Counter Fees Bid In Severance Fight
• 3rd Circ. Restores NCAA Junior-College Eligibility Rule
• BMW Refuses To Cover Faulty Component, Suit Claims
• Considerations When Invoking The Common-Interest Privilege
• HUD Housing Aid Limits Will Drive Homelessness, States Say
• Baby Vaseline Not Hypoallergenic As Claimed, Suit Says
• 3rd Circ. Backs Pa. City's Win In Worker's Sex Bias Suit
• Democrats Seek Documents On Emil Bove's DOJ Tenure
• Holtec Can Pursue Suit Over Alleged Scheme Involving Ex-GC
• Tenn. Judge OKs $141M In RealPage Landlord Settlements
• NJ Panel Confirms Utility Co. Misclassified Workers
• NJ Hospital Fired Doc In Bid 'To Get Younger,' Suit Says
• Samsung Wants Units Dropped From Netlist IP Suit In Texas
• 21 States Get Judge To Halt Trump Cuts Of 4 Fed. Agencies
• Amazon, Gillette Claim Oral-B Toothbrush Heads Were Fakes
• Prep School Firings Called Payback For Alleging Favoritism
• Mass. Judge Says States Can Fight Planned Parenthood Cuts
• PJM Says FERC Wrongly Nixed Grid Planning Change
• Pittsburgh Paper Can't Beat Healthcare Order As Strike Ends
• NJ Strikes $49.5M Deal Over Pollution At Superfund Site
• NJ Panel Orders Arbitration In Jersey City Real Estate Dispute
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: Making The Case To Combine
• NJ Towns Want Housing Provision Paused Amid Pending Suit
• Rite Aid's Ch. 11 Plan Advances Over US Trustee Objection
• What To Know As Rulings Limit NLRB's Expanded Remedies
• Judge Rules $25K Payout Covers NJ Eatery's $1M Theft Claim
• Treasury Beats NJ Law Firm's Suit Over Access To Tax Return
• Real Estate Recap: REIT Reporting, Defining Water
• Cannabis Co. Drops Rival From Trade Secrets Suit
• Apple Buyers Defend Smartphone, Watch Monopoly Case
• 3rd Circ. Panel Will Rethink Solar Panels Fraud Suit Dismissal
• 'No Evidence' New Info Backs J&J Unit's Libel Suit, Court Told
• Ruger's $1.5M Data Breach Deal Heads For Final OK
• 3rd Circ. Rejects Boy Scout Abuse Claimants' Fee Requests
• Despite Deputy AG Remarks, DOJ Can't Sideline DC Bar
• NJ Experts Warn Of Evolving AI Pitfalls At Bar Symposium
• Bausch Health Financial Stability Suit Permanently Dismissed
• Court Ends Consent Decree Between DOJ And Newark Police
• Thomson Reuters Balks At AI Co.'s Fair Use Appeal
• Bank Says Ex-Compliance Chief's Suit Belongs In Fla., Not NJ
• NJ Justices Bar Shaken Baby Syndrome Testimony In 2 Cases
• Ex-Rutgers Coach Claims Bias, Retaliation In Firing Suit
• Pa. Paper Asks 3rd Circ. To Stay Healthcare Restoration
• Legal Marketing Co. Misclassified Call Center Reps, Suit Says
• Contradictory Rulings Show Complexity Of Swaps Regulation
• NJ Panel Expands Scope Of Ex-Reed Smith Atty's Bias Claims
• Gibbons Atty Among 4 New NJ Superior Court Nominees
• Ex-CFO Gets 8 Years For Stealing $2.5M From Nonprofit
• Conn. Safari Co. Wins Bid To Arbitrate Hippo Attack Suit
• Rule Amendments Pave Path For A Privilege Claim 'Offensive'
• Trump Pardons Nursing Home Owner In $39M Tax Fraud
• My Miniature Livestock Farm Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DraftKings Must Face Fraud Claims Over 'No-Risk' Betting Ads
• NJ Jury Awards $1.7M To Housing Authority Whistleblowers
• NJ Panel Revives Fraud Claim Against Towing Company
• Pool Co. Directors Hit With Derivative Suit In Del.
• NJ Construction Co. Sues Over Hudson Tunnel Union Limits
• Princeton Sued Over Student, Alumni Data Exposed In Breach
• Eco Orgs. Ask 2nd Circ. To Undo NY, NJ Pipeline Project Nods
• Troutman Owes $3.7M In Atty Fees After $1M Malpractice Loss
• Re/Max Enabled DR Property Sales Scheme, Buyers Say
• Live Nation Says Promoter Can't Revive Nixed Damages
• NJ Justices Asked How 'Beneficial Use' Should Affect Zoning
• 1st Circ. May Nix Trump Funding Freeze In 'Weird' Case
• 3rd Circ. Backs Burger King's Win In Miscarriage Bias Suit
• Litigation Funding Could Create Ethics Issues For Attorneys
• Margolis Edelstein Says Insurer Can't Challenge Settlement
• Lower Costs No Cause For VA To Shirk Trade Act, Judge Says
• Power Market Reforms Push Data Center Lease Rates Higher
• Judge Questions If Trump's Say-So Makes Wind Edict Legal
• NJ Supreme Court Approves 'NextGen' Bar Exam For 2028
• NJ Township Seeks To Revise $2.5B DuPont PFAS Settlement
• NJ Panel Backs Arbitrator's Ruling In Parking Spaces Spat
• Judge Stumped By 'Moving Target' Claims By Combs Accuser
• AGs Seek To Freeze EPA Solar Grant Funds During Challenge
• ExxonMobil Says Insurers Owe Coverage For Cancer Suits
• NJ Justices Unsure Boys & Girls Club Abuse Suit Belongs In NJ
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Recent Rulings On Dynamic Databases
• NY Jets Can't Force Fired Executive's Suit To Arbitration
• Porzio Bromberg Wants Doctor's Malpractice Suit Tossed
• Costco Tequila Buyers Say They Were Misled About Quality
• Real Estate Recap: Public RMBS Revival?
• Drug Buyers Defend Class Cert. In 3rd Circ. Generics Case
• NJ Sen. Seeks Fix For Daniel's Law Amid Legal Challenges
• 'Predator' Gets 37 Years For Post-Commutation Ponzi Scheme
• NJ Law Firm Blume Forte Wins Bid To Arbitrate Bias Claims
• Horizon BCBS To Pay $100M To End NJ AG's Overcharge Suit
• Donor Info Subpoena Chills Speech, Anti-Abortion Org Says
• Weight-Loss Drug MDL In Pa. Grows With 3 New Jersey Cases
• Injured Riders Ask Justices To Block NJ Transit's Immunity
• Judge Denies NJ Lawmaker's Bid To Toss ICE Facility Charges
• Arbitrator Relied On 'Character Assassination,' Court Told
• 3rd Circ. Says Quest Didn't Eavesdrop In Data Privacy Suit
• Gen Z Gamblers, Athletes Charged In Mob-Run Betting Ring
• NJ Comptroller Slams 'Power Grab' For Oversight Powers
• Ex-Seton Hall Prez Accused Of Filing Confidential Clerk Info
• Virtua, Trinity Health Reach Deal Over $12M Legal Bill
• Gov't Funding Deal Ends SNAP Benefits Battle
• Building With Lego Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Valsartan Cancer Expert Blocked, Ending First Injury Trial
• Sandoz Tells 3rd Circ. To Restore Full $137M Win Over UTC
• NJ Justices Keep Ozempic Injury Mass Torts Separate
• Wage Rule Inapplicable To 'Plug And Play' Work, Panel Told
• 1st Circ. Weighs Federal Halt To Planned Parenthood Funding
• Energy Dept. Sued Over Blue State Project Award Rescissions
• Insurer Fights Margolis Edelstein's Bid To Toss Malpractice Case
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Networking 101
• Defeating Estoppel-Based Claims In Legal Malpractice Actions
• Ex-NJ Judge Denied Benefits For Aiding Fugitive Boyfriend
• Broker Cops To Trading On Stolen Morgan Stanley Merger Info
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• No Excuse For No Doctor's Note In Med Mal Suit, NJ Court Says
• NJ Panel Revives Compensation Case In $95M Real Estate Deal
• Fired Cancer Center Worker's ADA Suit Kicked To Pa. Court
• Justices Extend Temporary Pause On Full SNAP Payments
• Pfizer Again Asks Judge To Toss States' Price-Fixing Case
• Novartis Argues For High Court To Skip Entresto Patent Case
• Medicaid Scammer Wants Habba Off $100M Kickback Case
• Gov't Can Support Anti-Abortion Group In NJ Subpoena Fight
• FTC Risks Help Push Metsera Back To Pfizer
• The Biz Court Digest: How It Works In Massachusetts
• Holtec Defends Suit Over Alleged Scheme Involving Ex-GC
• BMW Sued Over Fire Risk In 145,000 Recalled Vehicles
• 3rd Circ. Rules Post-Gazette Bargained In Bad Faith
• Justices Skip Battery Maker's Challenge To $22M Wage Verdict
• Supreme Court Temporarily Pauses Full SNAP Payments
• DC Circ. Airs Doubts About USPS Args In 2020 Mail Delay Row
• Real Estate Recap: Mamdani, Immigration, Q3 Debrief
• NY, NJ Approve Pipeline Project In CWA Permitting About-Face
• Ex-NY Jets Exec 'Not A Victim,' Team Tells NJ Court
• New Govs. Will Keep Heat On Grid Operator Over Power Costs
• NJ Senate Bill Seeks Tax Credit For Employer Child Care
• New Jersey Hits 5 Gas Stations With Contamination Lawsuits
• Jury Clears Novo Nordisk Of Medicaid Fraud Over Blood Drug
• Acting NJ Law Division Director Gets Permanent Post
• Fla. Judge Sentences HIV Drug Fraudster To 8 Years In Prison
• Ex-NJ Lawyer Disciplined For Sharing Fees With Non-Attys
• Eli Lilly Rep Says Off-Label Sales Protest Got Her Fired
• Why Appellees Should Write Their Answering Brief First
• Notable Q3 Updates In Insurance Class Actions
• Laborie Buys Postpartum Bleeding Device For Up To $465M
• 'Send A Message' To Novo Nordisk Over Kickbacks, Jury Told
• 'Restore Coherence': Trump Admin Told To Fully Fund SNAP
• Conduent Pummeled With Suits Over Monthslong Data Breach
• NJ City Sues Landlord Over Retroactive Rent Demands
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Investors' Suit Over Viatris Sale
• NJ Panel Says Med Mal Death Suit Wrongly Tossed
• Strategic Use Of Motions In Limine In Employment Cases
• 3rd Circ. Rules Carjacker's Autism Didn't Affect Rights Waiver
• NJ Governor-Elect Sherrill Taps Ex-Judge As Chief Counsel
• FEMA Says States 'Mistaken' On Disaster Mitigation Program
• Mindfulness Meditation Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 1st Circ. Questions Trump Admin On NIH Indirect Cost Cuts
• Paramount Hit With Privacy Class Action Over Children's Data
• Energy Co. Execs Lied About Biz, Mont. Project, NJ AG Says
• Celgene Inks $239M Investor Deal Over Drug Pipeline Claims
• Lessons From 7th Circ. Decision Affirming $183M FCA Verdict
• Chancery Won't Let Pfizer Block $10B Novo Bid For Metsera
• NJ Panel Unsure Businessman's Threats Broke Law
• NJ Says Towns Can't Redo Affordable Housing Suit
• NJ Appeals Court Tosses Claim In Ex-Prosecutor's Suit
• Troutman Adds Longtime Counsel To NJ Governor, AG
• After Atty DQ, Family Preserves Claims Against Home Depot
• AI Litigation Tools Can Enhance Case Assessment, Strategy
• J&J, Kenvue Must Still Face IPO Fraud Claims, Judge Rules
• States Want Say In Privacy Suit Over Cell Number Listings
• NJ Slams Investment Fund's Appeal For Emails In Bias Suit
• Fed. Circ. Stands By Undoing Mondis Patent In LG Fight
• Chem Cos. Urge 3rd Circ. To Scrap ERISA Ruling Over Spinoff
• Judge Voids DOT Directive Tying State Grants To Immigration
• DC Circ. Backs DOE's Tougher Furnace Efficiency Rules
• Attys Beware: Generative AI Can Also Hallucinate Metadata
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rethink Reversing Union's $3.5M Pension Win
• Prudential Financial Will Pay $4.75M To End Data Breach Case
• Pfizer Can't Freeze $9B Weight-Loss Drug Fight For Now
• Blackstone Injecting $700M Into Merck Cancer Therapy
• The Lone Ranger Facing A BigLaw Powerhouse At High Court
• 'Frankly, They're Irrelevant:' ABA Ratings In Trump's 2nd Term
• Harvard Prof Says Novo's Influence Didn't Boost Prescriptions
• 3rd Circ. Says FBI, US Attorneys Fumbled FOIA Requests
• SafeSport Says Coach's Claims Fail After His Arbitration Win
• 3rd Circ. Weighs Arbitration Of Union Withdrawal Liability Suit
• NJ Justices Unsure Charity Immunity Applies To Clinic
• NJ Catholic Diocese, Priests Drop Suit Over Visa Rule Change
• Fire Forced Search Of Murder Suspect's Home, NJ Justices Told
• Doc Says No Duty To Preserve Emails Years Before Talc Suit
• New Loan Forgiveness Rule Targets Trump Critics, States Say
• DOJ's UnitedHealth Settlement Highlights New Remedies Tack
• Landlords Fight States' Objection To RealPage Settlements
• NJ Bar Group Starts As 'Independent Voice' for LGBTQ+ Attys
• When Atty Ethics Violations Give Rise To Causes Of Action