New Jersey Archive » April, 2014

New Jersey - April, 2014

244 articles

• Prudential Can't Shake Military Families' Benefits Suit
• NJ Hospital Settles Kickback Allegations In FCA Suit
• NJ Affordable Housing Rules Get In Under The Wire
• NJ Bills Would Restrict Gov't Work For Lobbying Lawyers
• RE Rumor Mill: Port Authority, Park 51, Atlas Capital
• McCarter & English Loses Mistaken Bid For NJ Tax Refund
• 3rd Circ. Shuts Down Generic Fosamax Appeal
• Express Scripts Discloses Trio Of Gov't Investigations
• NJ Judiciary Chief Warns Of Vacancy Related Backlogs
• Claims Trading — Taking The Good With The Bad
• 3rd Circ. Won't Nix Pa. Doctor's Fen-Phen Fraud Convictions
• When Winning An Insurance Trial Is A Bad Thing
• CORRECTED: NJ Court Upholds $5M Verdict Against Chevrolet Dealer
• Kirkland Reps Exelon In $6.8B Pepco Holdings Merger
• Galleon Group Head To Face Tamil Tigers Terror-Funding Suit
• NJ Enviro Commish Defends Diversion Of Passaic River Funds
• Energy Drink Founder's Suit Against Partners, NFL Pro Nixed
• FAA Approved NJ Airport Expansion Sans Enviro Review: Suit
• NJ County Asks Court To Nix $3.6M Age Bias Award
• A Madness To Plaintiffs' Methods In Citing Science
• Christie Nominates Ex-NJ AG To Chair Port Authority
• Warner Chilcott's Chewable Birth Control Patent Is Obvious
• 3rd Circ. Clarifies Declaratory-Judgment Dismissal Rules
• The Golden State Warrior: Judge S. James Otero
• Pa. Judges Strike Out In Mandatory Retirement Appeal
• Verizon Dodges NJ Age Discrimination Suit
• Actavis Standard Transcends Cash Deals, FTC Tells 3rd Circ.
• LeClairRyan Adds Montgomery McCracken Employment Pro
• Jersey City's Firearm Application Too Strict, NJ Court Says
• NJ Senate Committee OKs Privatization Standards Bill
• Christie Lauds American Dream Labor Pact
• NJ Pharma Wholesaler Says Drugmaker Won't Share Profits
• Schumer Says Congress Can Aid Port Authority Reform
• Intern Rights May Be Next Trend In Employment Law
• Deals Rumor Mill: Alstom, Premier Oil, American Realty
• NJ Appeals Court Backs Arbitration In Merck Licensing Row
• NJ Lawmakers Eye Bill To Scrap LG HQ Project
• Gann Law Books Inks $3M Deal To End Junk Fax Suit
• GCs Name Most Elite Law Firms
• Linde Seeks OK For $1.75M Cleanup Settlement With NEC
• Brother Says Color Cartridge Buyers Lied, Trashed Evidence
• US Attorney Subpoenas NJ 'Bridgegate' Committee
• NJ Court Transfers Arsenal Capital Suit Over Ties To Bench
• Business Groups Back Wyndham In FTC Data Security Suit
• Avandia User's Consumer Fraud Suit Dies In 3rd Circ.
• Investors Urge LG To Redesign $300M HQ Amid Backlash
• NJ Law Firm Barry McTiernan Shakes Interference Suit
• Developer To Appeal Over Rejected Atlantic City Wind Farm
• NJ Law Director Brings Privacy Focus To New Role
• Relator Held Back Share Of $241M FCA Deal, Partners Say
• NJ Law Doesn't Doom Chicago Title Property Feud: 3rd Circ.
• FTC Directors Back Tesla's Push To Direct-Sell Cars
• NJ, Pa. Lawmakers Team Up On Del. River Authority Reform
• Fox News Analyst Beats Arbitration Bid In Contract Row
• Mack-Cali Nets $97M In Sale Of Wyndham's NJ Headquarters
• NJ Pols Rail Against Online Gaming Ban Proposed For US
• NJ Court Broadens Strict Liability In Goulds Asbestos Case
• Ex-ValCom CEO No Longer On Hook For Racketeering Charges
• Port Authority OKs Minimum Wage Boost For Airport Workers
• RE Rumor Mill: Bank Of NY Mellon, Sony, JPMorgan
• US Bank Unable To Escape NJ RMBS Case
• NCAA Athletes Launch Bias Suit Over Lost Scholarships
• NJ Court Skins Attys For Divulging Merck Deal Months Later
• 3rd Circ. Upholds NJ Mayor's Corruption Conviction
• Should Gov't Be Held Liable For WWII Industrial Pollution?
• NJ Judge Trims Attys' Charges In Lucchese Racketeering Case
• NJ Rolls Out New Sales Tax Regs On Software Sales
• GE Dodges Moldy Washing Machine Claims Once Again
• Jury Verdict Against 3M Upheld In Filter Patent Suit
• NJ Ethics Agency Backs Pinelands Pipeline Voter's Recusal
• NJ Bridgegate Panel Issues 4 Subpoenas For Testimony
• The Accidental Advocate: Judge John E. Jones III
• Ex-Celgene Exec Gets 16 Months For Insider Trading Plot
• Mandatory Pro Bono Is Not The Answer For Practitioners
• State Climate Actions Stumble On Dormant Commerce Clause
• GSK Slams Mylan's Bid For $3.1M Interest In Paxil Row
• The 3rd Circ. Stance On FLSA Liability For Successor Cos.
• PPG Work Product Not Exposed In Superfund Brief, US Says
• Mallinckrodt, Nuvo Sue Metrics Over Generic Pennsaid
• Sales Tax Cuts Amazon Purchases By 10%, Study Finds
• Ex-Genta Exec Settles SEC Insider Suit Over Melanoma Drug
• NJ Town Told To Ignore Attempted Probe Of Municipal Atty
• NJ Gov.'s Campaign Spent $324K On 'Bridgegate' Response
• Earth Day And The Evolution Of Environmental Law
• Iqbal Dooms Wages Suit Against Lenders, 3rd Circ. Told
• Only 7 BigLaw Firms Have Women Running The Show
• NJ Public Defender Proposes Flat Fee Schedule
• NJ Court Won't Revive Charge Over Arbitrator Threats
• Hess To Pay $33M To Settle NJ MBTE Litigation
• Pfizer Strikes $190M Deal To Settle Neurontin Antitrust MDL
• J&J Can't Shake Former Worker's Severance Pay Suit
• Concord Nets $240M In Sale Of Marriott, Hilton Portfolio
• The 25 Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• The Evolving New Normal For Data Breach Responses
• Nordic Naturals Defeats Stink Over Fish Oil Fraud
• NJ Litigation Reforms Would Allow For Quicker Day In Court
• NJ Court Revives Suit Over Enviro Agency's Property Taking
• NJ Court Says CBA Gripes Can't Support Whistleblower Claims
• Calpine Nets $1.57B In Sale Of 6 Power Plants
• Wyndham Wants Quick Appeal In FTC Data Security Suit
• Bankrupt Ashley Stewart Plans $18M Sale To Clearlake Unit
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Move GSK Paxil Suit Back To State Court
• Liberty Mutual Can't Duck Dissolved Co.'s Asbestos Claims
• The Future Of Law Firm PR: The Good, Bad And Ugly
• Sprint 4G Users Can't Quit MDL Then Fire Up Calif. Claims
• TD Bank Dismissed From NJ Atty Theft Suit
• Live Nation Accused Of Witholding Springsteen Tickets
• NJ Man Guilty Of $200M Ponzi Scheme Faces New Charges
• Christie Taps Seton Hall Law Dean As Ombudsman
• Prudential's $2B RMBS Suit Against BofA Mostly Survives
• NJ Ratepayer Advocate Hit With Bias Suit By Managing Attys
• Monmouth, Ocean Counties Seeing Most NJ Sandy Suits
• Berger Can't Shake Claims It Hid Meadowlands Problems
• Ex-Stryker, Sanofi Execs Sentenced For Insider Trading
• Law Firms See Boost From NJ Internet Gaming Work
• Glenmark Sues Sanofi To Clear Way For Antidiuretic
• Lucchese Associate Asks For Mistrial Due To Court Ejection
• Sandoz Can't Pare Claim From Generic Remodulin Suit
• Christie Wants To Ditch NJ Realty Transfer Fees
• Honda Franchise Can't Relitigate Market Turf Feud: 2nd Circ.
• Beware 'Jewel' Risks In Lateral Partner Hiring
• NJ Lawmaker Wants Port Authority Project Funding Probed
• Borgata To Pay $1.7M To Poker Players In Phony Chip Game
• NJ High Court Committee Touts Plan To Hasten Civil Actions
• The Great Persuader: 7th Circ. Chief Judge Diane Wood
• Cigna Again Dodges Class Cert. In NJ ERISA Suit
• NJ High Court Won't Disturb Fee Award In Horizon Class Suit
• NJ To Pay 5 Firms For Repping Staffers In Bridgegate Probe
• Medicines Co. Sues Aurobindo Over Angiomax Generic
• TD Bank Can't Keep Negligence Suit In NJ Federal Court
• Pasta Maker Forks Over $8M In Low-Carb Labeling Deal
• Port Authority's Sartor Resigns After WTC Probe Leaked
• Legions Of Lawyers May Soon Be Free From NY Office Rule
• American DG Says Whistleblower Laws Don't Shield Worker
• Lender Seeks $1.4M In Suit Over NJ Corporate Park
• Pa. Contractor Cops To Kickbacks, Assault At Fort Dix
• NJ Justices To Review NuWave's Nixed Defamation Award
• Bayer Escapes Bulk Of Trasylol Off-Label Marketing Suit
• BofA, Citi Accused Of Wielding MERS To Force Defaults
• NJ Doctor Charged With Avoiding Taxes On $6M In Income
• Gibson Dunn Turns Over Bridgegate Interview Docs
• Depomed Settles With Incepta, Zydus Over Nerve Pain Drug
• NJ Firm Sued Over $3.4M In Fees From Monsanto Class Action
• Pa. Town Not Liable For Shoddy Condo Construction: 3rd Circ.
• Vornado To Spin Off Shopping Center Properties Into New REIT
• EPA Announces $1.7B Passaic River Remediation Plan
• NJ Bridgegate Panel Gets Gibson Dunn Interview List
• Louis Berger Wants Out Of Faulty Meadowlands Project Spat
• NJ Bar Wants Constitutional Protections For Justices
• Provident Bank Beats Fraud Suit Over $4M Construction Loan
• NJ Appeals Court Upholds Tax Refund In Partnership Row
• Some Sanity Amid Skyrocketing TCPA Litigation
• 3rd Circ. Nixes Hacker's Conviction For AT&T Data Breach
• Bed Bath & Beyond Insurer Says Firepot Injuries Not Covered
• Port Authority Accuses Broker Aon Of $50M Overcharge
• Rising Stars: 2014's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Online Gaming Pros Talk Promise, Peril Of Multistate Pacts
• NJ Bridgegate Panel Down But Not Out After Subpoena Ruling
• NJ Should Expand Biz Litigation Pilot Program, Report Says
• Va. Defends EPA Chesapeake Bay Cleanup Plan
• Pair Of Top NJ State Attys Launch New Firm
• Deals Rumor Mill: Teachers', Blackstone, TPG
• Trending: State High Court Accord On 'Faulty Workmanship'
• Shoddy Cards Led To Gambler's $10M Win, NJ Casino Says
• Payroll Processor ADP To Spin Off Dealer Services Business
• Ex-Hoboken Mayor Fights Disbarment Over Bribery Scandal
• NJ 'Bridgegate' Investigative Committee Loses Subpoena Row
• Vikings Owners Can't Halt Partnership Breakup In RE Row
• Revel Worth Fraction Of $2.4B Cost, Casino Union Says
• NJ Gov. Vetoes 5% Raise For Pinelands Commission Staff
• 2 Inside Traders Of Celgene, Stryker Stock Get Prison Time
• Demilec Must Face Toxic Spray-Foam Claims In State Court
• Harrah's Poor Hiring Practices Led To Assault, Atty Says
• Arbitration Clauses Need More Detail, NJ High Court Hears
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rehear Challenge To DOL Visa Wage Rule
• CSX, Others Can't Nix Class Claims In NJ Train Derailment Suit
• Landmark FTC Win Fuels Uncertainty For Data Breach Targets
• FirstEnergy Units Ask 3rd Circ. To Restore $250M Rate Suit
• Gibson Dunn May Be Forced To Give Up Bridgegate Docs
• NJ Appeals Court Denies $75M Claim In Eminent Domain Suit
• NJ Offshore Wind Farm Co. Appeals BPU's Denial Of Project
• Justice Of The Peace: CIT Chief Judge Donald Pogue
• NJ Court Won't Allow Access To Atty's 'Thought Processes'
• Atty's Arbitration Clause Nixed In Investment Row
• Pearson Hit With Copyright Suit Over Photo Use
• 2nd Circ. Asks NY Court To Clarify State Attorney Rule
• FTC Data Security Authority Remains Murky Despite Wyndham
• Giants Fight To Keep Memorabilia Suit In Federal Court
• NJ, Criticized Sandy Contractor Still In Talks Over $58M Tab
• NJ Man Admits To Lying To EPA About Superfund Kickbacks
• NJ Ethics Committee OKs Probe Into Senator's Union Lobbying
• Wyndham Can't Shake FTC Data-Security Suit
• 3rd Circ. Told GSK Violated Avandia Warranty
• NJ Mayor Doesn't Deserve New Bribery Trial, Prosecutors Say
• Opponents Blast Approval For LG's $300M NJ HQ
• Sanofi Escapes Antitrust Suit Over Lovenox Contracts
• Wolff & Samson Sued Over Real Estate Partnership Fight
• Defunct Broker DAP Sues Auditor For Missing $66M Fraud
• Freeman Mathis Opens 3 Offices With Spector Gadon Team
• Fed. Grand Jury Questions Christie Aide In 'Bridgegate'
• NJ Court Won't Reattach Cargo Lift Co. To Liability Suit
• NJ High Court To Tackle Absent Juror Issue
• Trenton Mayoral Election Can Proceed After Bribery Scandal
• Jersey City Medical Center Can't Escape NLRB Suit
• No Homebuyer Tax Credit For Inherited Home, 3rd Circ. Says
• Thomson Reuters, SJP Reach Hoboken Lease Expansion
• EPA Tells 3rd Circ. Water Regs Apply Federalism Principles
• Mylan Claims Celgene Is Blocking Cancer Drug Generics
• BlackRock Fees On $30B Fund 'Excessive,' Investor Says
• Successor Employers May Inherit FLSA Liability, 3rd Circ. Says
• Wolff & Samson Drops NJ County Over Port Authority Vote
• NJ Judicial Committee Issues Plan To Manage Sandy Suits
• NJ Casino Hit With 3rd Class Action Over Slot Promotion
• NJ Developer Can't Dodge Consultant Fees In Failed Project
• Ex-NYPD Chief's Suit Against A-Rod Atty Moved To NY
• Hoboken Says Atty Can Participate In Bridgegate Probe
• FTC Increasingly Looks Like Cyberspace's Regulator
• NJ Courts Panel Eyes Unified Mental Health Privilege
• B&G Foods Pays $150M To Buy PE-Backed Specialty Brands
• Senate Committee Moves Dechert Partner For 3rd Circ.
• NJ Firm Sues Rivals Over Illegal Web Copying
• NJ Judge Accused Of Name-Calling, Pulling Worker By Ear
• TD Bank Dodges NJ Tax Sanction Over Clerical Error
• Christie Budget Overestimates Tax Revenues: Report
• McCutcheon Could Jeopardize NJ Pay-To-Play Restriction
• Samsung Ducks Washing-Machine Defect Suit
• LG Gains Support For $300M HQ Project From NJ County
• Tesla Appeals NJ Direct Auto-Sales Ban
• Apparel Co. Ecko Unltd. Files For Ch. 11
• Construction Cos. Sued For $1M Over Materials For NJ Project
• NJ Court Alters Arbitration Plans In Firm's Messy Split
• Developer Can't Be Held To Letter Of Intent In Hotel Sale
• 3rd Circ. OKs Excluding Charity Patients From DSH Payments
• J&J Unit Can't Escape TCPA Junk Fax Suit
• The Privacy Battle In NJ — Who Is Winning And Losing?
• Sedgwick Picks Up 2 Ex-Lowenstein Sandler Attys In Newark
• The Lion In Winter: Judge Stephen Reinhardt
• NJ Task Force Considers Judicial Independence Fixes
• Elections, Political Law And The Financial Services Sector
• Ex-Atlantic City Official's Whistleblower Claim Revived
• EnCap Golf Holdings Exec Gets Probation In Fraud Case
• NJ Supreme Court Mulls State Approval In Spill Suits
• NJ High Court Restricts Employer Workers' Comp Liability
• Gerber Wins Partial Dismissal Of Suit Over Probiotic Claims