New Jersey Archive » June, 2014

New Jersey - June, 2014

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• Christie Slashes Democrats' Budget, Nixes Tax Hikes
• Princeton HealthCare Pays $1.35M To Settle ADA Suit
• Insurer Sheds Policy For Law Firm Tied To Ponzi Scheme
• Ex-Benjamin Moore Worker Sues Over 'Racist' Paint Names
• McElroy Deutsch Dodges Sanctions In RE Investment Dispute
• NJ Court Lets Atty Sue Over Attack At State Psych Hospital
• Sprint Says Verizon Charged Improper Access Fees In NJ
• New Jersey Powerhouse: Sills Cummis & Gross
• Arena Capital Pays $109M For NJ's Met Center Office Tower
• CAA Preemption Limits After 3rd Circ. Case
• AIG Unit Removes NJ Racetrack's $20M Sandy Coverage Suit
• NJ Bridgegate Panel Seeks Testimony From 13 More People
• NJ Legislature Sends Fracking Waste Bill To Christie Again
• 3rd Circ. Sets Standards For Gov't Worker Age Bias Suits
• Ranbaxy Wins FDA Approval To Sell Generic Diovan
• RE Ponzi Scheme Suits Excluded From Policy, Insurer Says
• Caesars To Shutter Showboat AC Casino, Blaming Tax Burden
• NJ Court Says Discrimination Laws Protect Divorcing Workers
• Aussie RE Firm Gets OK For $350M NJ Logistics Center
• New Jersey Powerhouse: Reed Smith
• BlackRock Says Investors' Improper Fee Claims Are Meritless
• 4 Things Every Law Firm Should Do Upon A Cyberbreach
• NJ 'Ban the Box' Bill Goes To Christie
• NJ Lawmakers OK Tax Hikes On Millionaires, Corporations
• BNY Mellon Inks Deal For New HQ At 225 Liberty St.
• Freedom Mortgage Underwriters Win Cert. In FLSA Action
• NJ Workers Have Right To COLA Funding, Appeals Court Says
• Energy Future Creditors Want 3rd Circ. To Review $4B Deal
• FERC Pipeline Enviro Reviews No Longer A Breeze
• New Jersey Powerhouse: Morgan Lewis & Bockius
• Senate Advances Dechert Atty's 3rd Circ. Nomination
• Port Authority Nets $100M In Property Sale To Dermot Co.
• NJ Judge Refuses To Stop Gov. Christie's Pension Fund Cuts
• Pruco Life Alleges $4M Policy Was Fraudulently Obtained
• J&J Wins Investor Suit Over Ex-CEO's $30M Salary
• NJ Assembly Budget Committee Approves 'Ban the Box' Bill
• NJ Justices To Review Ban Of Must-Be-Employed Job Ads
• New Jersey Powerhouse: McCarter & English
• Otsuka Sues To Block Intas' Generic Abilify
• Tax Sale Certificate Buyer Owns Tax Lien, NJ Justices Say
• Car Dealer Hit With Suit Over Manager's Homophobic Remarks
• Cigna Beats Suit Claiming It Cut ERISA Benefits
• Unions Say Court Can Overrule Christie In NJ Pension Row
• Hertz Seeks Dismissal Of 'Flawed' Shareholder Class Action
• 3rd Circ. Affirms $1.1M Tax Judgment Despite IRS Mistake
• CareOne Says Union Blocked It From Deposing Dying Witness
• Leader Of $300M Chinese Counterfeit Ring Gets 10 Years
• New Jersey Powerhouse: Goldberg Segalla LLP
• Endo's $600M DAVA Deal Provides Case Study In Pharma M&A
• 3rd Circ. To Tackle FTC Data Security Power In Wyndham Row
• Supermarkets, Lexington Battle Over $22M Sandy Deductible
• Skadden Arps Guides Validus In $690M NJ Insurer Buy
• 3rd Circ. Rejects Challenge To Coastal Ch. 11 Plan
• NJ Court Won't Revive TCPA Class Action, $15M Settlement
• Wyndham Can't Break From Unit In FTC Data Security Row
• NJ Senate Fails To Override Sandy Bill Of Rights Veto
• Ex-Wilentz Goldman Attys Launch Whistleblower Suit
• Pa. GOP Lawmakers Decry EPA Chesapeake Plan To 3rd Circ.
• After High Court Pass, New NJ Sports Betting Bill Proposed
• New Jersey Powerhouse: Gibbons
• 3rd Circ. Kills Cobalis Suit Over Hedge Fund Scheme
• Kid Brands Gets Interim Nod For $49M DIP Loan In Ch. 11
• NJ Probation Officers Join Feud Over Christie Pension Cuts
• Lexington Seeks $4.3M In Sandy Losses From Port Terminal
• New Jersey Powerhouse: Duane Morris
• NJ Appeals Court Clarifies Evidence Rules For Cross-Exams
• FTC Warns REMS Abuse Not Safe From Antitrust Law
• NJ Diagnostic Firm Owner Arrested In Medicaid Kickback Plot
• NJ Man Accused Of Stealing $3.5M Via Sham Law Firm
• NJ Senate Sends Chief Justice Back To High Court
• 3rd Circ. Decision Deepens Split On Crucial FCA Rule
• Toymaker Kid Brands Files Ch. 11, Plans To Sell Business
• Atlantic City's Revel Casino Gambles On Second Bankruptcy
• Modell's Sporting Goods Settles ADA Class Action
• NJ High Court Suspends Atty For 3 Years Over Tax Conviction
• NJ Developer Says Township Must Take Up Rezoning Bid
• NJ Court OKs Contracts That Limit Workers' Time To File Suit
• New Jersey Powerhouse: Drinker Biddle & Reath
• Conn., NJ Regulators Say Pa. Emission Plans Need Work
• States Try To Prohibit Bad-Faith Patent Infringement Claims
• UK-Based LLP Partners Now Enjoy More Protections
• NJ Atty's $2M Suit Says Client Falsely Accused Her Of Theft
• Enviros Slap FEMA With Suit Seeking NJ Sandy Grant Info
• Christie Says Blocking Pension Cuts Would Be 'Catastrophic'
• NJ Tax Obligations Not Affected By Affordable Housing Status
• Greenbaum Rowe Unveils Redevelopment Department
• New Jersey Powerhouse: Cole Schotz
• NJ Town Must Face Wrongly Time-Barred Continuing Tort
• Fake Giants Memorabilia Suit Belongs In Federal Court: Judge
• Bayer Nabs $14.2B In Financing To Back Merck Deal
• RE Rumor Mill: Queens Rental Record, TIAA-CREF, Greystar
• 3rd Circ. Gives Claimants 2nd Shot In Debt Collector Row
• Merck Defeats Bellwether Case In Fosamax Femur-Injury MDL
• 16 Riker Danzig Attys Break Away To Start New NJ Firm
• Maselli Warren Wins Attys' Fees In Bankruptcy Fight
• Amerisource Relator Can't Ax Counterclaims Over Secret Info
• McCarter & English Fends Off DQ Bid In $41M Loan Row
• New Jersey Powerhouse: Ballard Spahr
• Alsol Partners Get NJ Superfund Penalties Slashed
• Class Must Tidy Up Claims In Whirlpool Washer Row: Judge
• Retired NJ Judge Wants Race Bias Claims Thrown Out
• Still The Fastest Justice Anywhere
• New Jersey Powerhouse: Archer & Greiner
• NJ Senate Panel Advances 2 High Court Nominees
• Lamictal Buyers Urge 3rd Circ. To Revive Pay-For-Delay Case
• Hertz Facing Investor Class Action Over Inaccurate Filings
• NJ Assembly OKs Bill Letting Local Gov'ts Bid In Tax Sales
• NJ Lawmakers Pass Bill Allowing Tesla Direct Sales
• Whistleblower Nurse Cited Wrong Standard: NJ High Court
• EU OKs Federal-Mogul's $155M Honeywell Deal After Sales
• NY Comptroller Jumps Into LG's Jersey Palisades Controversy
• Justices Seek SG's Input On KBR War Zone Injury Cases
• CORRECTED: Justices To Decide If Facebook Threats Are Free Speech
• FIO Report Sets Stage For Sweeping Insurance Changes
• Fuzzy Math Behind EPA's Carbon Emissions Rule
• DOJ Claims Contractor Bilked Pentagon Out Of $3M
• HUD Rips Ex-Sandy Contractor Over Botched Response In NJ
• High Court Asked To Revive Negligence Claim Against Broker
• NJ Powerhouse Firms Win Big In Shrinking Legal Market
• $5B Deal Gives PokerStars A New Shot At US Market
• Biz Groups Tell NJ Justices Whistleblower Ruling Too Broad
• Poker Players Fight NJ Casino's Bid To Nix Phony Chips Suit
• Vivus Hits Actavis With Patent Suit Over Weight-Loss Drug
• The Problem Of Payment In A Delegated-Network System
• NY Port Authority Reveals SEC Probe Of Projects
• Cassidy Turley, NJ Attys Sued Over Botched Lease Deal
• Steel Co. Can't Nix Ex-Prez's Atty-Client Privilege
• NJ Lawmakers Look To Toughen US-Made Requirements
• Chemical Maker Sued In NJ Over Costly Allergen Mix-Up
• Adopt Value Or Be Left In The Ash Heap Of History
• Girardi Keese To Appeal GSK Avandia Fee Holdbacks
• Cases Over Faulty Caterpillar Engines Combined In NJ
• Norris McLaughlin Was Conflicted In RE Deal, NJ Court Says
• NJ Groups Ask High Court To Widen Whistleblower Protections
• NJ Bucks Liability Trend Surrounding Third-Party Parts
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive $16M Contractor Suit Against Travelers
• $23M Citgo Deal Over MTBE Pollution In NJ Rejected
• Novartis Bone Drug Suit In Wrong Court, Judge Reiterates
• J&J Blasts Reconsideration Bid On Pa. Risperdal Punitives
• Enviros' Wal-Mart Challenge Falls Under NJ Law, Judge Says
• NJ Ratepayer Agency Sues To Topple Verizon Settlement
• 76ers Score $82M In Tax Breaks For NJ Training Facility
• 3rd Circ. Backs Lighter FCA Standard In Dialysis Co. Case
• Cops Can't Revive FLSA Case Against NJ Town, 3rd Circ. Says
• NJ Justices Won't Review Damages For Dune-Blocked Views
• Former Voltaix Engineer Arrested For Trade Secrets Theft
• 3rd Circ. Clarifies Lien Enforcement On Bankrupt Homeowners
• NJ Pot Dispenser Wants Law Firm's Fee Demands Smoked
• Out-Of-State Attys Sue To Practice In NJ Federal Court
• JPMorgan Spends $125M For Hoboken Apartments
• To Business' Chagrin, Cybersecurity Is FTC's Turf Now
• High Stakes In Ascertainability Of Low-Dollar Purchases
• Developer Can't Circumvent Housing Agency, NJ Court Says
• National Union Escapes Coverage Of $3.2M Loan Settlement
• NJ Gov.'s Chief Of Staff Trusted Bridgegate Figure's Denials
• 'Gay Conversion' Group Can't Pare Consumer Fraud Claims
• Christie Hit With 2 More Union Suits In NJ Pension Cut Row
• Novartis Beats Zometa Jaw Injury Row In New Jersey
• Merck Drops $3.85B On Hep C Drug Co. Idenix
• Man Group To Acquire Pine Grove Asset Management
• Family Dollar Forks Over $1.15M To Settle Manager OT Suit
• NJ Snub Of GHG Pact Muddles EPA Carbon Rule Compliance
• NJ Court Upholds $3.6M Age Bias Award Against Prosecutor
• NJ High Court To Mull Admissibility Of Recorded Evidence
• 3rd Circ. Buries Pfizer Investor Suit Over Alzheimer's Med
• Hedge Fund Execs Ordered To Pay $55M For Securities Fraud
• Zajac Arias Can't Dodge Contract Row Over GM Liability Work
• Shoddy BMW Nav System Suit Rides On 2 Fewer Claims
• FERC Flubbed Review Of $500M Pipeline Upgrade: DC Circ.
• NJ State Trooper Unions Sue Over Gov.'s Pension Cut
• Vaccine Refusal Can't Nix Unemployment Benefits: NJ Court
• Patton Boggs' Westenberger, Others Join Tyrrell At Edwards
• AIG Unit To Foot Port Authority's Fees In WTC Asbestos Suit
• Ex-ConvergEx Trader Charged With Fraud Over Markup Plot
• LG's Palisades Project Imperiled As NJ Bill Advances
• NJ Lawmakers Push To Allow Tesla Direct Sales
• Keys To Successful Legal Outsourcing
• NJ Condo Says Construction Defects Caused Sandy Flooding
• High Court Snub Leaves Plants' Air Pollution Plans In Limbo
• Miller Kaplan Sued Over Audit Of SanDisk Patent Agreement
• AstraZeneca Asthma Med Injunction Rolled Into Merits Trial
• NLRB Judge Puts Brakes On Limo Co.'s Arbitration Pact
• Port Authority Needn't Supply More Docs On $2B WTC Plan
• Investor Sues To Halt Hillshire's $6.6B Pinnacle Foods Buy
• NJ Bridgegate Panel Wants Gov's Chief Of Staff To Testify
• Wolff & Samson Boosts IP Group With Greenberg Traurig Pro
• NJ AG Sues 3rd-Party Energy Cos. For Scamming Customers
• Sandoz Gets Claims Nixed In UTC's Generic Remodulin Fight
• Ex-Merck VP Says No Proof He Lied About Vioxx Study
• Ex-NJ Judge Looks To Preserve Bias Suit Against Jurist
• Early Bridgegate Concerns Driven By Politics, Commish Says
• Enviro Groups Upend Wal-Mart Permit In NJ
• How To Control Your Law Firm's Real Estate Costs
• 5 Insights From Nationwide Chief Legal Officer Pat Hatler
• EPA Carbon Rule Points States Toward Cap-And-Trade
• 3rd Circ. Boots FCA Suit Against Pa. DOT Contractor
• NJ Bill Would Ease Standard For Gambling Exclusion List
• Youth Apparel Co. Ecko Gets Judge's OK For Ch. 11 Sale
• DePuy 'Raided' Howmedica Sales Team, $3M Suit Says
• Fate Of EPA's Carbon Rule Lies With Next President
• Star-Ledger Never Fulfilled Pay Raise Promises, Suit Says
• Patton Boggs Litigator Tyrrell Joins Edwards Wildman
• New Jersey Senate Considers Lottery Winnings Tax Hike
• High Court Rejects GenOn's State Pollution Claims Appeal
• EPA To Crack Down On Existing Coal Plants