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New Jersey - August, 2026

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• AGs, WGA Slam Paramount's Bid For $1.9B Merger Suit Bond
• 3rd Circ. Says History Backs NJ Telehealth License Rule
• FTC, AGs Say Amazon Pocketed $20B With Fraudulent Auctions
• States Ask Fed. Circ. To Revive Their Temporary Tariff Claims
• 3rd Circ. OKs Ex-Biofuel Execs' Fraud Subsidy Convictions
• 3rd Circ. Frees Ford From Suit Over Unidentified Airbag Defect
• NJ Legal Malpractice Suit Revived Over Expert Rulings
• Feds Say New USPS Mail-In Ballot Rule Isn't A 'Takeover'
• Ex-Eli Lilly Rep Can't File Whistleblower Claims In NJ
• Kyocera Subsidiary Kept Faulty Fund In 401(k) Plan, Suit Says
• NJ Says TikTok Is Withholding Key Child Usage Data
• Insurer Can't Deny Benefits Over Age Error, Del. Judge Rules
• Geico Beats NJ Class Claims Over Total-Loss Valuations
• 3rd Circ. Rejects Trump Admin's No-Bond Policy
• Medical Marijuana Industry Grapples With DEA's New Role
• NJ Law Requires Data Centers To Report Utility Usage
• Real Estate Recap: Back To School
• Mass. Judge Halts USPS Mail Ballot Rule Before Midterms
• States' Suit Says HHS Terms Threaten Family Planning Dollars
• Peeps TM Suit Hops Along But Rival's Candy Can't Be Blocked
• Google Beats Cert. Bid Over User Tracking In Safari Browser
• 'We Are Not Afraid To Try This Case,' Says Rep. McIver's Atty
• Importer Duped NJ Distributor To Steal Grocery Biz, Suit Says
• 3rd Circ. Backs Conviction, Life Term For Carjacking 'Spree'
• DOJ Can't Get Rethink On Apple Peek Into Fed Phone-Buying
• Data Brokers Can't Pause Judicial Privacy Law Fight
• Taekwondo Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Faegre Drinker And Investor Trade Blame Over Depo Delays
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: August Lessons
• Iowa, Montana Ask Justices To Stop Paramount Merger Case
• Cash Advance Funders Sue Summer Camp Owners In Ch. 11
• NJ Can't Force Access To ICE Detention Center, Feds Say
• DOJ Flags Breach Of Internal Policies In Apple Suit
• States Renew Bid To Block New Mail-In Ballot Rule
• Veteran White Collar Atty Joins Hartmann Doherty In NJ
• 3rd Circ. Says McIver Lacks Immunity In ICE Assault Case
• Sports Betting Tech Co. Opposes Sportradar's Arbitration Bid
• Meta Makes $17B Deal With States Over Child Harms
• Ex-Taro Exec Slips Some Generics Price-Fixing Claims
• Summer Camp Owner Accused Of $13M COVID Relief Fraud
• NJ Judge Sends Exxon Retail Voting Program Suit To Texas
• USPS Violated Block On Mail Ballot Rulemaking, Judge Says
• Lupin Beats Vertex's Patent Suit Over Cystic Fibrosis Drug
• Geico Says NJ Top Court Upends 3rd Circ. Arbitration Ruling
• Drugstores Beat Sun Pharma's $10M Racketeering Suit
• Canadian Insurer Escapes Subpoena In NJ Malpractice Row
• Gun Safety Attorney To Lead NJ Firearms Enforcement Office
• Judge Concerned About Misinformation In RealPage Case
• What To Know As Legal Duty To Consider AI Takes Shape
• AGs Want Meta's Privilege Claims Reviewed In Bellwether Trial
• NJ Court Rejects Senior Facility's Read On Nursing Home Law
• Biopharma Co. Brass Sued Over 'Channel Stuffing' Disclosures
• Feds Seek Circuit Court Reversals In Sanctuary Policy Battle
• EPA, States Defend Cleanup Deal In Talc Co. Whittaker Ch. 11
• 'Old Boys Club' Tainted College Prof's Review, Jurors Told
• Avis Didn't Waive Arbitration In Insurance Fight, 3rd Circ. Says
• 3rd Circ. Revives Exxon Unit's Bid To Arbitrate Royalties Claims
• Fed. Circ. Agrees To Speed Up Args In COVID Vax Patent Case
• High Court Lifts Block On Mail-In Ballot Changes
• Firm Blames AAA Check Flub For Workers' Axed Arbitration
• ATI Retirees To Appeal Toss Of Pension De-Risking Suit
• AIG Owes Primary Coverage For $4.7M Ambulance Crash Deal
• 3rd Circ. Nixes Fee Award, Allowing Lontex-Nike TM Deal
• Real Estate Recap: Retail, Hospitality Leaders Weigh In
• Balancing The Scales: Diminished Capacity, Sentencing Rules
• SEC Files Insider Trading Case Against Ex-BofA Bankers
• NJ Medicaid Fee Law Barred By ERISA, Trade Groups Argue
• 2nd Circ. Backs NY Water Permit For Pipeline Project
• Law Firm Hit With NJ Claims For Alleged Debt Relief Scheme
• The Race Is On To Confirm Trump's Judges By Year-End
• Illinois-Led States Win TRO To Block DOT Bid For CDL Data
• How Solar Fraud Case Affects Lender Oversight Of Dealers
• CORRECTED: 3rd Circ. Rules Jury Instruction Didn't Trigger New Trial
• Taxation With Representation: Fenwick, Hengeler Mueller
• Transportation Tracker: Boeing, CH Robinson Verdicts
• Army Immunity Ends Defrauded Families' Malpractice Claims
• Meta Atty 'Absolutely Wrong' On Client Privilege, Judge Warns
• Fashion Biz Founder Gets 5 Years For Large-Scale Fraud
• Latest Squires Order Grants 2 Patent Petitions, Denies None
• DOJ Healthcare Declination Offers Self-Disclosure Checklist
• Eagle Pharma $9.5M Investor Deal Gets Final OK
• NJ Town CFO Says Retaliation Followed Cancer Disclosure
• Disbarred Atty Can't Keep Alive Suit Against NJ Ethics Officials
• 2nd Circ. Says Justices' Remand Can't Save Immigrant's Case
• Being In A Band Made Me A Better Lawyer
• Zuckerberg Can't Be Trusted On Kids' Safety Online, Jury Told
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Revisit Arbitration Doctrine In Award Fight
• Zurich Says Exxon Ignored Bid For Cancer Suits Billing Info
• NJ Justices Bar Abuse Claims Against Nat'l Boys & Girls Club
• Rutgers RAs Sue University Over Unpaid Minimum, OT Wages
• Notable Q2 Updates In Insurance Class Actions
• Burlington Accused Of Requiring Work During Unpaid Breaks
• Paramount Judge Urges Parties To Be 'More Reasonable'
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Philly Atty's Conspiracy Suit
• Ex-Client Takes Aim At Wilson Elser's 'Duplicative' Experts
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Surviving A Long Trial
• 'Profits Won': States Say Meta Targeted Kids As Trial Opens
• Ex-Meta Worker Says His EB-2 Letter Concerns Got Him Fired
• 3rd Circ. Revisits Jury Instruction On Drug Custody Proof
• Coinbase Must Face Investor Suit Over SEC, Bankruptcy Risks
• Sportradar Wants Altenar To Arbitrate Data Monopoly Case
• Troutman Sidelined Associate After Heart Attack, Suit Says
• What B. Riley Dismissal Teaches About Governance Litigation
• CEO Says Ex-NJ AG Not Entitled To Immunity From Claims
• 3rd Circ. Nixes Prof's Disability Bias Win, Calls For Trial
• Jackson Lewis Atty Appointed Privacy, AI Lead Of L&E Global
• NJ Justices Signaled Likely End To Daniel's Law, Experts Say
• Feds Back NJ Drivers' Bid To Void NYC Congestion Pricing
• Meta Loses 'Hail Mary' Sanctions Bid On Eve Of AGs' Trial
• NJ Justices Let Murder Defendant Undo Global Guilty Plea
• Home Sauna Kit Burned Consumer, Suit Says
• Paramount Wants AGs, WGA To Pay $1.9B Merger Suit Bond
• Honda Civic Seat Belt Design Caused Teen's Death, Suit Says
• Doctor Seeks Almost $10M Fees After NJ Copyright Win
• Mass. Judge Vacates ACA Gender-Affirming Care Restriction
• Education Law Duo Joins Potomac Law In NY, Philly
• Real Estate Recap: NYC Office, Hotel Snapshot, Rising Stars
• Apple Says No To Rethink Of Fed Phone Buying Subpoena
• Mexico OK Leaves AGs, WGA Last Paramount Deal Obstacle
• App Co. Asks Court Not To Let Apple 'Drag' It Across Country
• Waste Management Says Landfill Suit Should Target County
• Poolin Cleared To Pursue Asset Sale Amid Trustee Fight
• Ex-Marathon Worker Says AI Caught Her Bosses' Gender Bias
• How Copa América Reshaped Crowd Security Risk Planning
• Ex-Workers Want Firm Sanctioned For Unpaid Arbitration Fees
• NJ Man Admits To $47M Ponzi Scheme In Jewish Community
• Nike Agrees To End Appeal Of TM Fee Award At 3rd Circ.
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Dismissal Of Lipitor Pay-To-Delay Case
• States Say DOT Illegally Sought 17M CDL Driver Records
• NJ Sen. Seeks AG Probe Of Seton Hall After BigLaw Report
• NJ Takes Labor Peace Pact Fight In Pot Case To 3rd Circ.
• 3rd Circ. Agrees Exec's Rudeness Can't Uphold Race Bias Suit
• Going To Hardcore Shows Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Jury Picked For Meta Social Media Addiction Trial
• Newrez Pays $15.5M Over Force-Placed Insurance Charges
• Subaru Says Drivers Undercut Own Brake Defect Claims
• Trump Repeats Call To Remove Stay On Mail-In Ballot Order
• 3rd Circ. Revives Inmate's Claim Officials Blocked Grievance
• 'Core' Generics Leader Must Face Most AG Price-Fix Claims
• NJ Vets Org. Hit With Suit Alleging Harassment, Underpayment
• How Data Broker Laws Are Reaching Consumer-Facing Cos.
• NJ Panel Says Parents Failed To Give Notice In Death Suit
• Feds Granted More Time To Defend College Data Ask
• NJ Justices See No Mental State Tie To Daniel's Law Damages
• Stakes Are High In Meta Bellwether Social Media Trial
• Cash Advance Co. Loses Coverage Bid For $1B NYAG Row
• Atty Can't Represent His Securities Class Claims, Judge Says
• Cognizant Investor Seeks OK For $5.5M Derivative Case Deal
• Pot Law Labor Deal Requirement Is Preempted, NJ Judge Says
• Birthright Citizenship Dissents Belie Originalist Interpretation
• NJ Gov. Sherrill Signs 3 Social Media Child Safety Bills
• DOJ Drops 3rd Circ. Bid For Pa. Hospital Trans Patient Info
• Fox Rothschild Sidesteps NJ Crash Litigation Funding Suit
• Missed Step Could Vex Ex-Duane Morris Client's Appeal
• Campbell's Soup Targeted In Tariff Refund Suit Blitz
• Complex Summer Camp Sales Win Bankruptcy Court Approval
• School Board Wins Appeal Over Football Game Fatal Shooting
• NJ Public Defender Atty Says Demotion Was Due To Age, Race
• Logistics Firm Hit With Suit Over Tobacco Use Surcharge
• NJ Justices Rule No Purpose Needed In Takings Ordinances
• 3rd Circ. Shuts Down Driver's CBS, Teamsters Retaliation Suit
• Calif. AG Says Paramount Deal Challenge Is About Antitrust
• Insurer Must Defend Education Fund In Termination Dispute
• 3rd Circ. Says Pharma Co. Suit Against Merck Belongs In India
• Real Estate Recap: REITs Talk Casinos, Senior Housing
• Judge Approves NJ's $3B PFAS Deals With 3M, DuPont
• Glenmark's $29.6M Generics Price-Fixing Deal Gets 1st OK
• J&J Fax Sent To Pharmacy An Unwanted Ad, 3rd Circ. Says
• REITs Must Face Shareholders' Suit Over Delayed Liquidation
• Senator Considers Ethics Complaint Against 3rd Circ. Judge
• NJ Panel Says Arbitrators Don't Have To Disclose Remote Ties
• 18 State AGs Urge Feds To Block OppFi's BNC Bank Acquisition
• Stalking Victim Needs To File New Apple AirTag Suit In Fla.
• Trump Again Targets Birthright Citizenship In 2 New Orders
• NJ Justices Say Employee UIM Needn't Match Liability Cap
• Ore. Judge Says DOD Wind Project Blockage Was Unlawful
• NJ Panel Limits Disclosure Of Pending Police IA Files
• Judge Sets Feb. Trial In States' Generics Price-Fixing Suit
• Rowan University Vet School Hit With 3 Discrimination Suits
• Fisher Phillips Grows With Pair Of NJ Employment Litigators
• Being A Sommelier Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 2025 Patent Litigation: A Year In Review
• 3rd Circ. Backs Arbitrators' Change To Investment Fee Award
• Chinese Fiberglass Co. Pays $5M Over PPP Loan Fraud Claim
• Panel Rejects BMS Investor's Bid To 'Camouflage A Wolf'
• Deposit Contracts Do Heavy Lifting As Fraud Moves Upstream
• Insurer Owes No More Defense In Day Spa Patron Assault Row
• NJ Utility's Suit Over $6.8M In Added Project Costs Tossed
• NJ Justices Nix Extra COVID Pay For School Custodians
• New Patent Suits Surge As PTAB Challenges Get Tougher
• AGs Can't Yet Get Discovery Into Live Nation's DOJ Deal
• States Warn SEC Against 'Unlawful' Climate Rule Withdrawal
• 3rd Circ. Won't Give Ex-Olympus Exec Another Go At FCA Suit
• Land Rover Renews Bid To Arbitrate Brake Defect Suit
• Paramount-Warner Merger Challenges Get March 2027 Trial
• Navigation Product Co. Says $12.7M Feud Must Be Litigated
• States Sue Trump Admin Over Aid Recipients' Data Disclosure
• Campbell's And Staffing Co. Hit With Unpaid OT Suit
• NJ Justices Limit Part Of Child Sex Abuse Law's Retroactivity
• Feds' Mixed Cues On Medicaid Fraud Signal States To Step Up
• 35 AGs Urge Congress Not To Delay Hemp Ban Rollout
• Senate Reenacts Small Business, Consumer Debt Limit Hikes
• Paramount CEO Says Warner Challenge Is About Politics
• ABA Seeks Bar Exam Reform Following Tech Failures
• AI, Prediction Markets Lead Securities Developments In 2026
• ABA Gives Symbolic Support For Law School DEI Standards
• Amazon Delivery System Suppresses Wages, NJ AG Says
• 21 States Again Fight ACA Changes That Could Increase Costs
• AGs, WGA Want April Merger Trial, Paramount Wants Nov.
• NJ Panel Affirms Ex-Cop's Conviction In Husband's Killing
• 25 States Sue Trump Over 3rd Round Of Global Tariffs
• NJ Court Orders New Trial Over Testimony Playback Rule
• ADP Will Pay $48M To 401(k) Plan Participants In ERISA Suit
• Feds Lose Bid To End Redlining Order For Lakeland Bank
• Sandoz Settles States' Generics Price-Fixing Cases For $450M
• NJ Justices Say Insanity Defense Requires Expert Testimony
• How State SG Offices Became A Judicial Pipeline
• ABA To Assess Aggressive BigLaw Campus Recruitment
• NJ Supreme Court Ruling Exposes D&O Gaps For PE Boards
• NJ Panel Revives Bank's Greenbaum Rowe Malpractice Suit
• Law360 Names 2026's Top Attorneys Under 40