New Jersey Archive » September, 2026

New Jersey - September, 2026

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• Paramount Gets OK On Deal With State AGs Over Merger
• 'Waterproof' Sunscreen Suit Tossed Over Lack Of Harm
• 3rd Circ. Topples Materiality Rule For Securities Suits
• 3rd Circ. Calls Westlaw AI Fight 'Ordinary Copyright Case'
• 3rd Circ. Probes Payment Recipients In Fund's $100M Tax Row
• Paramount Can't Ax Most Claims In Pluto TV Privacy Action
• States Back AGs' 6th Circ. Bid To Keep RealPage Rent Claims
• Blank Rome Seeks Time To Exit LIV Golf's Fla. Office
• Relator Must Seek Part Of $4.7B Opioid Deal In State Courts
• NJ Can Renew RealPage Antitrust Claims Against REIT
• Former NJ Transit Atty Launches Age Bias Suit Over Firing
• What's Next For Prediction Markets If States Win At High Court
• 3rd Circ. Ruling Shows ADA Limits Amid Worker Misconduct
• Cognizant Inks $2.8M Deal To End 401(k) Fees Suit
• AI Meeting Recaps Pose New Discovery And Privilege Risks
• Bristol-Myers, Natco And More Can't Ditch Cancer Drug MDL
• Lupin Strikes Deal In States' Generic Drug-Price Fixing Suit
• States' Temporary Aid Data-Sharing Injunction Bid Falls Short
• Brightline Can Tap $190M In Ch. 11 Financing, Judge Says
• Late Notice Can't Void Rent Control Exemption, Judge Rules
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: September Lessons
• 3rd Circ. Says No Contract Fees After Unripe Dismissal
• Feds Seek To Throw Out States' Challenge To DEI Contract EO
• NJ Panel Questions Atty's Authority In $600K Injury Settlement
• NJ Atty Can Pursue Defamation Suit Over Social Media Posts
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Thomson Reuters' Westlaw AI Copyright Win
• Paramount, States Urge Court To Approve Merger Deal
• FCC Needs More Time To Weigh Verizon Copper Retirement
• Golden Nugget Wants Dealer's Wage Suit Tossed Again
• Widow's Suit Against NFL Too Complex To Be Arbitrated
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Wachtell, Sidley Advise On Valley Bank's $340M Bluevine Deal
• New Dem Bill Aims To Tighten Rules For Immigration Arrests
• NJ Biz Groups Seek Delay Of Contractor Classification Rules
• Judge Tosses NJ Developer's Ch. 11, Citing Harm To Creditor
• First NJ Solicitor General Joins Jenner & Block In New York
• Del. Chancery Bars Ex-CareOne GC's Fee Advance Claim
• Real Estate Recap: Mideast Data Centers, NYC Amenity Race
• Atlantic City's Cannabis 'Point Man' Charged With Bribe Scam
• Balancing The Scales: Concealed Carry, 'Weird' Arguments
• Detractors Tell Court Paramount Deal Fails To Fix Concerns
• 3rd Circ. Backs Pa. Milk Bond Law In NJ Cheese Co.'s Suit
• Unilever Says Web Safety Pledges Can't Support Benzene Suit
• Unions Urge 2nd Circ. To Back Reviving Uber, Lyft Driver Law
• New Jersey Lt. Gov. Resigns After Sex Harassment Claims
• Supreme Court Revives DHS Voter Citizenship Database
• Brightline Florida To Continue Operating While In Ch. 11
• NJ Lt. Gov. Asked To Resign After Sex Harassment Claims
• Paramount Judge Won't 'Rubber Stamp' States' Merger Deal
• Summer Camp Co. Says $19M Lien Targets Wrong Ch. 11 Case
• NJ Says Report Can't Show Benefits Theft Case Was Targeted
• Labcorp Inks $2.3M Deal To Resolve Multistate Data Breach
• Real Estate Tech Co. Can Access $3M Of Ch. 11 Financing
• AGs Push Congress To Regulate AI But Not Preempt State Laws
• 3rd Circ. Eyes 'Compromise' Instruction In Equal Pay Case
• 4 Tips On Expert Gatekeeping From J&J Talc Deal
• Thriving Rivals Disprove Hillrom Antitrust Suit, 3rd Circ. Told
• Rutgers Law Debuts Online JD With Vision Of Greater Access
• Playing Bid Whist Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOJ Eyes Per Se Rule In Fragrance Antitrust Suit
• Real Estate Tech Co. Files Ch. 11 To Stave Off Foreclosure
• Ohtani Ball Holder Can Add Claim For $4.4M From Sale
• Healthcare Co. Trims But Can't Escape Retirement Plan Suit
• NJ Bias Case Judge Won't Nix Hospital's NDA Rule Yet
• 3rd Circ. Bars Early Probation Termination Bids Before 1 Year
• Tracking Trends In State-Level Regulatory Enforcement
• NY Judge Dismisses States' DOGE Treasury Data Access Suit
• NJ County's 1st Watchdog Brings US Atty Experience
• New Jersey Powerhouse: Riker Danzig
• GOP Leaders Say NJ Is Withholding Voter List Records
• Md. Digital Tax Ruling Is A Road Map For Future Challenges
• What Cos. Must Know As Fast Energy Permitting Gains Steam
• Calif. Bill Goes Too Far In Trying To Regulate Attorney AI Use
• State Pols Urge Justices To Rein In Kalshi's Sports Offerings
• NJ Fines Data Center $1M For 62 Unpermitted Generators
• Panel Hints Hill Wallack May Face Revived Malpractice Suit
• Samsung TV Buyer Files False Ad Suit Over 'Mini LED' Label
• RI Judge Vacates Feds' Noncitizen Benefit Restrictions
• The Preemption Gap In Prediction Market High Court Petitions
• Blue States Expand Fight Over Trump Offshore Wind Buyouts
• NJ Prosecutor's Office Claims Immunity In Video-Sharing Case
• New Jersey Powerhouse: McCarter & English
• NJ Justices Take On Atty DQ In Injury Cases After J&J Ruling
• Rutgers Calls Changes To Ex-Dean's Whistleblower Suit Futile
• Moderna Says Sanofi Wants To 'Unjustly Profit' In Vax IP Suit
• 3rd Circ. Upholds 'Pattern' Penalty For Child Rapist
• NJ Court Backs Arbitration Award Against Concrete Co.
• Ex-NJ Utility Worker Gets 3 Years For False Water Reports
• NJ Firm Says Communications Off-Limits In Defamation Case
• Combs' Attys Call Him 'Difficult' In Bid To Exit Rape Suit
• Ex-NJ AG Platkin Says Suit Over RICO Case Still Falls Short
• New Jersey Powerhouse: Chiesa Shahinian
• States Settle Challenge Of Paramount's Warner Bros. Deal
• The 2026 Regional Powerhouses
• Judge Nixes USDA's SNAP Deadline, Immigrant Benefit Rules
• 3rd Circ. Says SBA Can Deny Excess PPP Loan Forgiveness
• NJ Seeks Quick Win On TikTok's Money Transfers
• Real Estate Recap: Interest Rate Inklings, 9/11 Reflections
• SEC Alleges Ex-VC Assistant Took $1.3M From Funds
• A Look At Loper Bright's Uneven Effect On Immigration Law
• NJ Justices Say No To Mass Tort For No Surprises Act Suits
• Air Force Sued Over 'Forever Chemicals' Near NJ Base
• 3rd Circ. Refuses To Pause Daniel's Law Cases Amid Appeal
• Reed Smith Defends Docs Production In Ex-Atty's Bias Suit
• NJ Flags Possible Unauthorized ICE Activity At Warehouse
• TerrAscend Says Feds Sued Fake Co. In $8M Clawback Suit
• IBM, J&J Get Incurable Data Breach Suit Tossed For Good
• NFL Agent Blocked From Defending Poaching Suit, 3rd Circ. Told
• NY Urges 2nd Circ. To Halt DOT Efforts Vs. Congestion Pricing
• Exonerated NJ Power Broker Sues Philly Inquirer For $100M
• Ore. Judge Denies HHS' Attempt To Amend Gender Care Order
• Local Publishers Say OpenAI, Microsoft Stole Their News
• 'Bad Middle School Art' Tests Penn State's Counterfeit Bid
• Holtec Nuclear Delays $750M IPO Citing Market Conditions
• How FTC's $20B Amazon Suit May Shake Up Ad Enforcement
• Auto Lender OKs $709.5M Multistate Deal Over Subprime Loans
• 1st Circ. Lets HUD Shift $1.3B In Homelessness Aid
• 3rd Circ. Says Most Strip Searches Require Warrants
• NJ's Greenbaum Rowe Launches New Data Center Practice
• NJ Judge Likens Hospital's NDA Rule To Soviet Policy
• 1st Circ. Hints Trump Admin Sought To Skirt Review Of Cuts
• $11M Fragrance Price-Fixing Deal Gets Final OK
• What State AI Election Laws Mean For The 2026 Midterms
• Montgomery McCracken Adds Ex-NJ Judge To ADR Practice
• Cannabis Venture Says Township Caved To Public Pressure
• Dow Pans 'Repackaged' Claims In Retooled NJ Pollution Suit
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Cultivating Good Judgment
• DOJ Says States Could Owe Bond In Paramount Merger Case
• How States' 'Perry Mason Moment' Led To $17B Meta Deal
• Ex-Fintech CEO Must Face Investors' Market Manipulation Suit
• States Say DOJ Trans Care Crackdown Is Unconstitutional
• Nadine Menendez Deadline Relief Bid Deemed Moot
• NJ Court Backs Judgment Tossing Wrongful-Death Claims
• Springsteen Beats Compensation Suit Over Album Cover
• No Pause Needed In Daniel's Law Cases, 3rd Circ. Told
• Robinhood Engineers Hit With Crypto-Futures Insider Charges
• Crypto Bill Faces Wide Criticism Ahead Of Initial Vote
• Paramount Says Warner Bros. Deal Is Good For Competition
• Supreme Court Blocks USPS Mail Ballot Rules For Midterms
• Ex-Perrigo VP Escapes Some Price-Fixing Claims From AGs
• Bove Rejects Recusal Bid Tied To DOJ Whistleblower Claims
• NY-Led States, Cities Sue Over Trump Public Charge Rule
• Ex-NFL Player's Former Fiancée Sued Over Lash Salon Rift
• Money Transmission Issue Looms For Prediction Markets
• UPenn Prof Hires John Eastman For Race Bias Appeal
• Former ACLU-NJ Legal Head, Civil Rights Advocate Dies At 59
• Real Estate Recap: Due Process And Data Centers
• Exploding Home Sauna Suit Clears Damages Concerns
• Volvo Averts EV Defect Suit Over Kansas Buyers' NJ Claims
• Prediction Markets' High Court Clash Looks More Imminent
• SEC Says $16M Ponzi Scheme Targeted Ghanaian Community
• Cooley, Investor Settle NJ Malpractice Suit Over Startup Deal
• Conduent Settles Claims Over Data Breach That Affected 44M
• 25 Years After 9/11, Legal Battles Drag On
• Attorneys Using AI May Have Ethical Duty To Redact Docs
• SThree Rejects Circle8 Offer To Create Nearly $3B Recruiter
• Retailers Must Navigate State Innocent-Seller Law Patchwork
• Thomson Reuters Says DOJ AI Stance Doesn't Back Ross
• 24 States Ink Deal With Feds In AmeriCorps Budget Cuts Case
• Princeton Must Face Title IX Claim Tied To Gender Bias
• NJ Judge Cuts NFL Doctors From Ex-Player's Disability Fight
• Hess Corp. Says Insurers Must Cover Cancer Suits
• States Press Court To Block DOT's CDL Data Request
• DOJ Wants To Quash Apple's Look At Fed Phone-Buying
• 5 Practice Tips After DOJ's Healthcare Fraud Declination
• States Drop Suit Over HUD's Fair Housing Funding Changes
• PwC Will Pay $96M To Settle Valeant Investor Class Claims
• Greenberg Traurig Sued Over Ex-Pharma CEO's Indictment
• 1st Circ. Keeps USPS Ballot Mail Rule Blocked For Midterms
• Cognizant Knocks Out Fired Worker's $8.4M Retaliation Win
• Juggling And Unicycling Make Me A Better Lawyer
• 21 States Want Changes To Endangered Species Act Blocked
• Pa. Ch. 7 Judge Pans NJ AG In Remanding 'Ghost Gun' Suit
• States Say DOT's Driver Data Demand Is Immigration Pretext
• States, Amici Ask Justices To Keep Mail Ballot Rules On Ice
• 3rd Circ. Stands By Upholding Lipitor Pay-For-Delay Suit Toss
• Justices Call For Early Response Over Paramount Merger
• NJ Tech Chief Seeks To Avoid TikTok Depo In AG's Fraud Suit
• Hemorrhoid Pain Can Be A Disability, EEOC Tells 3rd Circ.
• NJ Injury Firm Must Face Pregnancy Bias And Wage Claims
• NJ Law Firm, Former Paralegal End Atty Groping Suit
• Paramount Doubles Down On $1.9B Bond Bid In Merger Suit
• Sandoz Generic Would Infringe J&J Unit Patents, Judge Says
• Calif. Judge Seeks Clearer Limits On ICE Use Of Medicaid Data
• 3rd Circ. Seems Open To Reviving Doctor's Age, Sex Bias Suit
• How 'Swap' Fight Underpins Prediction Market Enforcement
• 3rd Circ. Vacates Approval For NJ Pipeline Project
• State Coalition Can Pursue Challenge To HHS Vax Overhaul
• Amazon Says No Need For Early Discovery In NJ AG's Case
• Tax Court Adds Five New Trial Locations, Expands Roles
• LIV Golf Hits Ch. 11 After Losing Saudi Backing
• 3rd Circ. Revives Firearm Group's Challenge To NJ Gun Law
• Gibson Dunn-Led Holtec Nuclear Readies $825M IPO
• Calif. Urges Justices To Let Paramount Merger Case Play Out
• Retailer Francesca's Gets Approval For Ch. 11 Wind-Down
• USPS Asks High Court To Allow 'Modest' Mail Ballot Rules
• Real Estate Recap: Law Firm Office Tips, Remote Data Centers
• Feds Can't Force NJ To Assist ICE Efforts, Judge Says
• Humana Says $7.3B Roundup Deal Sidelines Health Insurers
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Penn State TM Row, NFL Agent Poaching Suit
• Injury Law Roundup: Meta's Social Media Addiction Deal
• Judge Again Blocks USPS Mail Ballot Rule
• McKesson Owns Antitrust Claims, Not Rite Aid, Judge Finds
• DOJ Officials Immune From NJ Mayor's False Arrest Suit
• 3rd Circ. Revives Malpractice Claim Against Kirkland Atty
• The State Of Prediction Market Litigation After 9th Circ. Ruling
• Trump Admin Fights Uphill To Beat Vaccine Overhaul Suit
• Burlington Stores Relocating To Philly In Latest NJ Exit
• PATH Transit Agency Can't Evade Worker's Medical Bill Award
• NJ Airport Operator Seeks PFAS Cleanup Coverage
• NJ Judge Strikes Experts In Faegre Drinker Malpractice Suit
• Worker Says Construction Co. Fired Him Over Age, Med Leave
• Fox Rothschild Says Adult Day Care Suit Rehashes Claims
• Judge Suggests Mail Ballot Rule Too Late For Midterms
• Ballet Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NOAA Fisheries Lays Out Priorities For Trump Seafood Order
• States Sue To Block Medicaid Ban On Youth Gender Care
• 3rd Circ. Says 2nd Circ. Case Is No Cause To Review Deportation
• Unilever, Gruns Sued Over Gummies Marketed As 'Sugar-Free'
• NJ Urges Justices To Resolve Kalshi Sports Betting Split
• NJ AG Seeks Expedited Discovery In Amazon Antitrust Suit
• Jason Isbell Says Suno Exploits Identities Like 'The Borg'
• Rutgers Prof Accused Of Crypto 'Pump And Dump' Scheme
• NJ Gov. Renews Judicial Advisory Panel With 5 Newcomers
• Utz Sued Over Alleged Avocado Oil Chip Labeling Deception
• Teachers Union Wants In On CDL Data Fight
• BMW Accused Of Misleading 'Lifetime' Fluid In Drive System
• Machine Guns, Silencers Aren't Protected By 2nd Amendment
• DOJ Fraud Declination Highlights Self-Disclosure Tradeoffs
• Baker Donelson Names New Office Leader In Princeton, NJ
• NJ College Absolved Of Gender Bias For Not Reinstating Prof
• CEO Says HR Co. Oversold Life Insurance Policy Terms