New Jersey Archive » December, 2013

New Jersey - December, 2013

135 articles

• Zucker Goldberg Sued Over Debt-Collection Notices
• How They Won It: Skadden Shapes Law In Kid Brands Case
• Vikings Owners Hit With $103M Judgment In Fraud Case
• Daimler Faces Class Action Over Used Vehicles
• NJ Developer Faces Ch. 11 Challenge Over $350M Land Row
• NJ Lawmakers Advance Reader Privacy Protections
• Real Estate Moguls On The Move
• Deals Rumor Mill: Hard Rock, Evonik, Vivendi
• NJ Assembly Votes To Lift Nonresidential Developer Fee
• Property Sale Looms For Vikings Owners In NJ Fraud Case
• NJ Doc Admits Taking Bribes In Lab Referral Scheme
• Ex-Allen & Overy Atty Gets 17 Years In Child Porn Case
• NJ Assembly Passes Bill Limiting Forum Clauses
• NJ Courts Lack Power Over Tech Co. Worker Row, Panel Says
• NJ Justices Won't Review Time Bar For Construction Suits
• Plaintiff Win In Asbestos Case May Not Be Defense's Loss
• NJ Criminal History Bill Goes Beyond 'Ban The Box'
• Chevron Sued For Contamination From NJ Pesticide Plant
• Stryker Inks 1st Settlements In NJ Hip Implant Suits
• Bankrupt NJ Casino's Exec Bonus Plan Adjusted By Judge
• Riddell Hit With Consumer Action Over Helmet Marketing
• Credit Suisse Duped Investors In $10B MBS Deals, NJ Says
• 3rd Circ. Doubts Jurisdiction In Generic-Fosamax Appeal
• More Geolocation, Biometrics State Laws On The Horizon
• BMW, Jaguar, Nissan Duck Rearview Camera Patent Claims
• Ex-Dolphin Owed $1.5M From Botched Island Sale: 3rd Circ.
• Subsidiary's Deemed Liquidation Is Income, 3rd Circ. Hears
• NJ School Board Settles Privacy Suit Over Google Subpoena
• NJ Housing Agency Set To Blow Court Deadline, Group Says
• NJ Sen. Looks To Speed Hearings For High Court Nominees
• Ford, Cabot, Others Settle With EPA Over Superfund Cleanup
• State Law Pares $9M Attys' Fees In VW Suit, 3rd Circ. Told
• Vikings Owners Can't Nix Attys' Fee Bump In RE Dispute
• Teva Wins Ban On Mylan Parkinson's Generic
• WM, Covanta Beat Injunction Denial In NJ Gov. Contract Row
• Syntax Trust Urges 3rd Circ. To Revive Preferred Bank Suit
• NJ Senator Puts Marriage Equality Bill On Hold
• Cogent Ducks Fraud Suit Over Joint Pain Supplement
• Aleynikov V. Goldman Sachs Provides Valuable D&O Insight
• High Court Declines Petition Over Fair Credit Reporting Act
• Ford Retains Its Win In Contract Dispute With Dealers
• NJ Nets $165M Settlements In Passaic River Pollution Case
• NJ Bill Seeks To Ease Offshore Wind Approval Process
• 3rd Circ. Pans US Airways Passenger's Mistaken-Meal Suit
• NJ Mayor's Associate Pleads Guilty In Corruption Case
• NJ Law Firm Escapes Malpractice Suit Over RE Deals
• PJM Greenlights $4.6B In Mid-Atlantic Power Grid Upgrades
• Sarah Palin Says Facebook Post Of 9/11 Photo Was Fair Use
• 2013 Marks Year Of Increased Worker Rights In NJ
• En Banc 3rd Circ. To Rehear Case On Vehicle GPS Tracking
• Parker Ibrahim & Berg Expands To Philadelphia
• NJ Panel OKs Bill To Give Voters Say On Cap-and-Trade Pact
• Comcast, Flyers Settle Ticket Holders' Winter Classic Suit
• RE Investment Firm Pays $11M For Newark Mixed-Use Space
• 3rd Circ. Cans $3M Racketeering Suit Against Israeli Atty
• Unemployment Laws Have New Teeth Under The Integrity Act
• NJ Bill Proposes Commission To Examine Gaming Reforms
• Exxon Says Judge Unfairly Denied Files In $367M CERCLA Suit
• L'Oreal Can't Shake False Ad Claims Over Wrinkle Creams
• PSE&G To Build $1.2B Power Line To Bolster NJ Cities
• Bankrupt Savient Takes $120M Bid From Pharma Co. Crealta
• Pharma Co. Investors Can Serve China Execs Via US Counsel
• New Jersey Shelves PokerStars' Online Gambling License
• Ex-NJ Turnpike Authority Worker Cops To $1.5M Claims Scam
• NJ Public Worker Can't Avoid Agency Appeal With New Suit
• Gay Marriage Bill Faces Tight Deadline In NJ Legislature
• Rulemaking Obligation Upends Care One Approvals In NJ
• Firm Says Novartis Whistleblower Owes Fees For Failed Suit
• NJ Town Atty, Pol Charged With Election Tampering
• NJ Hospital Gets Criminal Docs On Bristol-Myers Black Widow
• NJ Committee To Advance Law Firm Trade Name Changes
• No Preemption For 'Worthless' Policies, 3rd Circ. Hears
• NJ Lawmakers Target Family Status Bias
• Justices Rule Federal Courts Can Weigh State Agency Fights
• Deals Rumor Mill: Novartis, Siemens, Blackstone
• Ch. 11 Trustee Questions $2.1M Jackpot For Casino Execs
• Pharmacy Wholesalers Escape Drug-Inflation FCA Suit
• NJ School Attys Indicted Over Lunch Program Coverup
• Caesars Wants $5.2M Ruling Overturned In NJ High Court
• Prime Healthcare Loses Bid To Block Hospital Sale To Rival
• NJ Senate Panel OKs Administrative Law Reforms With Tweaks
• Reality Star, Margarita Makers Slam 'All-Natural' Cert. Bid
• Atty Hits NJ Defense Firm With Pregnancy Discrimination Suit
• NJ Appeals Court Will Hear Nostrum Attys' Fee Fight
• NJ High Court OKs Atty Suspension In Forged Document Case
• Two NJ Judges Elevated To State Appellate Division
• NJ Judicial Officer Suspended For DWI, Politicking
• Risk Retention Group Can't Overturn NJ Coverage Decision
• NJ High Court Rebuffs Hospital's ERISA Preemption Appeal
• Mandalay Bay Wants Mugging Victim's Negligence Suit Tossed
• 3rd Circ. Rules Out Arbitration In $7.5B Nortel Cash Dispute
• BASF Wins Tax Abatement On NJ Enviro Remediation
• State AGs And Online Privacy: Trends We Saw In 2013
• 3rd Circ. Reaffirms Unreviewability Of Remand Orders
• NJ Bill Floated To Allow State Online Gambling Abroad
• Commish Stole $720K Under Banks' Nose, NJ Fire Dept. Says
• BofA Reps' Bad Advice Harmed Credit Scores, Suit Says
• Continental Can't Duck Gay Flight Attendant's Bias Suit
• NJ Title Co. Hit With Class Action Over Closing Fees
• Port Authority Sinks $105M Into NJ Port Road Upgrades
• NJ Judge Blocks Google Subpoena Over School Testing Leak
• Liberty Targets NJ Contractor For Medical Building Damage
• NJ Bill Eyes More Energy Capacity, Infrastructure Planning
• How Plaintiffs' Forum Shopping Paid Off In Novartis Case
• Consumer Protection Laws And Prescription Meds: A Poor Fit
• NJ Council Expedites American Dream Mall's Bond Process
• Morgan Stanley Gets Advisers' Overtime MDL Cut Down
• 3rd Circ. Won't Review Cert. Ruling In ATM Overcharge Row
• NJ Bill Seeks Tougher Auditing For Nursing Homes
• Merck Sued For Securities Fraud Over Cholesterol Drug Trial
• Wolff & Samson Adds Public Finance Pro
• LG, Consumers Sent To Mediate Washer Defect Action
• PHH Settles NJ Consumer Fraud Probe For $6.2M
• State Judges' Money Conflicts Mostly A Mystery, Report Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: GM, Essex Property, Men's Wearhouse
• Chemtrade Pays $860M To Get General Chemical From PE Firm
• Medicines Co. Puts Up $474M For Specialty Drugmaker
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Too Hot Or Cold For An MDL?
• NJ Watchdog Criticizes Newark Employee Payroll Practices
• KB Toys Highlights Pitfalls For Bankruptcy Claims Buyers
• Deal In Live Nation Ticket-Fee Suit Gets Initial Approval
• NRG Unit Pays $120M For Neb. Thermal Energy Firm
• Biopharma Co. Sues UC, Temple Over Proprietary Disclosure
• NJ Judge Admits To Conflict Of Interest In Atty Dealings
• Viking Hit With Class Suit In NJ Over Refrigerator Defect
• UnitedHealth Can't Duck Chiropractor's Repayment Claims
• Gov. Christie Taps Chief Of Staff As Next NJ Atty General
• Top NJ Lawmaker Calls For Insurers To Cover Faulty Work
• HeartWare Buys CircuLite In Deal That Could Reach $350M
• $950M In Wind Subsidies Give Taxpayers Shaky Returns: Study
• Creditor Asks To Maintain $3.7M Ruling Against NJ Lawmaker
• NJ Scores $2M Settlement Over Cleanup From Fuel Additive
• Norris McLaughlin Sued By 73-Year-Old Asst. For Age Bias
• Following Up On Follow-On Biologics
• Standing Issue Threatens 15 Zometa Suits In NJ