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New Jersey - August, 2014

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• Class Suit Targets Jacoby & Meyers Litigation Support Costs
• Ernst & Young, Revel Settle Prepetition Fee Complication
• Sandoz's Remodulin Generic Infringes UTC Patent, Judge Says
• Archer & Greiner Wants $1M From Mouthguard Co. For IP Case
• Avis Customers Win Class Cert. In Reward Fee Suit
• Providers Get Conditional Cert In UnitedHealth Claims Suit
• Pressure Grows For Statewide Paid Sick Leave In NJ
• Care One's Sanctions Motion In TCPA Row Called A Diversion
• Envelopes Can't Show Debt Account Nos., 3rd Circ. Says
• High Court Should Review Scope Of Crime-Fraud Exception
• Whirlpool, Home Depot, Others Want Out Of Energy Star Suit
• T-Mobile Seeks 2nd Shot At Axing $7M Verdict In Race Car Row
• Apotex Says Generic Paxil Suit Should Be Tossed
• 3rd Circ. Says UAW Can't Recoup Visteon Retiree Benefits
• NJ Doctors Can't Dodge Atlantic Health FCA Claims
• Novartis Hits Zydus With Patent Suit Over Dementia Patch
• First Data Scores $6M NJ Tax Break To Stay In Jersey City
• Justices Urged To Set High Bar For Threat-Speech Convictions
• Waterfront Commission Slips NY Unions' Hiring Claims
• Costs To Pension Withdrawal Liability May Change
• Sigma, McWane Say Construction Price-Fixing Claims Too Old
• NJ Brokerage Firm Beats Arbitration Bid In Fraud Case
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rehear Robert Half Class Arbitration Ruling
• NJ Court Nixes $1.3M Verdict For Doctors In Hospital Row
• NJ To Fight New Misconduct Trials Over Public Worker Abuses
• Atty Can't Discharge Stolen Client Funds In Bankruptcy
• Trump Entertainment Secretly Taped Employee Interviews: Suit
• The 8 Gotchas Of Technology Contracting: Part 2
• DC Circ. Nixes FERC Ruling In Grid Connection Cost Dispute
• Commisa & Campanile Slams Suit Over $41M Resort Loan Loss
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Watson Fertility Drug Ad Suit
• 3rd Circ. Frees Hospitals From Nurses' FLSA Suit
• NJ Town Sued For $1.2M Over Water Treatment Project
• Crumbs Sale To Joint Venture Wins Court Approval
• Honeywell To Pay $1.6M Atty Fee After Chromium Suit
• Samsung Can't Duck Fraud Claims In Moldy Washer Action
• The 8 Gotchas Of Technology Contracting: Part 1
• NJ Pols Say Casino Push Needs Help From Gov., NFL Teams
• Actavis Can't Sell Generic Gralise After Depomed IP Trial
• NJ Judge Won't Free Town From Retiree Co-Pay Breach
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Congressional Candidate's Libel Suit
• NJ Pilot Program To Restore Salt Marshes For Storm Defense
• Lansing & Hannum Can't Nix Fee Pact With Prior Counsel
• Credit Suisse, Prudential Settle $460M RMBS Suit
• Care One Pursues Sanctions In Phone Marketing Class Action
• Feds Ask To Halt SEC Case Against Ex-Simpson Thacher Clerk
• High Court Urged To Review Food Coloring Row
• NJ High Court Won't Hear Challenge To $66M County Contract
• RE Rumor Mill: Sabana REIT, Kiely Realty Group
• NJ Appeals Court Won't Disturb Real Estate Deposit Row
• Sandoz Denied Prosecution Bar In Cardene Patent Row
• Topline Appliance To Pay $1.56M To Settle NY Tax-Skirting Suit
• NJ Superior Court Claims Immunity In Clerk's ADA Suit
• Philadelphia Bank Plans $1B IPO In Reorganization
• NJ Court Order Blows New Life Into Stymied Wind Project
• NJ's Revel Casino Gets Green Light For $275M DIP Loan
• TD Bank Can't Access Commerce CEO's Emails In IP Fight
• 3rd Circ. Rules Embezzler Didn't Violate Terms of Release
• Mazda Hit With Class Action Over Engine Valve Defect In NJ
• NJ Travel Co. Accuses Rival Of Poaching Trade Secrets
• Encompass Beats Travelers Claim In Crash Coverage Row
• Insurance Co. Sued For Sandy Coverage By Homeowners
• Lowenstein Sandler Adds Former Newark Mayoral Candidate
• ACLU Demands NJ State Park Police Stop Displaying SSNs
• NFL Star's Lost Investment Suit A 'Shakedown,' Ala. Atty Says
• Class Cert. Denied In NJ Train Derailment Case
• Ambit Energy Marketing Scam Fleeces Consumers, Suit Says
• Revel Casino Hotel Folds For The Second Time
• NJ Hotel Settles Sandy Price Gouging Claims
• Crumbs Skips Auction As Stalking Horse Goes Unchallenged
• Judge Says Super Juice Co. Must Face Class Action Suit
• NJ Lawmakers Urge Support For DOT's Crude Oil By Rail Rule
• RE Company Strikes $22M Deal Over NJ Superfund Site
• NJ DEP Looks To Close Funding Gap With Air Permit Fee Hikes
• Frontier, FAA Seek To Escape NJ Airport Expansion Suit
• MGM Closes Book On Atty Scandal For NJ License Application
• Aetna Hits Indicted Medical Lab With $15M Fraud Suit
• NJ Judge Consolidates 'Bridgegate' Class Actions
• New $1.2B Meadowlands Plan Calls For Casino, Hotels
• FTC Slams Wyndham Bid For Docs On Data Breach Interviews
• NJ Appeals Court Orders New Look At Axed Wind Farm Project
• NJ Firm Blames Marketing Co. For Copying Rival's Website
• NJ Senate Committee Considers Coastal Permit Changes
• Ravel Hotel Can't Jump-Start TM Suit Against Bankrupt Revel
• Fabrics Company Sues Over Work On Taj Mahal Strip Club
• BMW, Not Dealers, Liable For Defective Tops, Court Told
• 3rd Circ. Says Philly Cops Can Make Political Contributions
• NJ YMCA's Hold Harmless Clause 'Eviscerates' Duty Of Care
• NJ Senate Approves Essex County Judicial Nominees
• NJ Court Revives Malpractice Suit Over Injury Settlement
• As 'Ban The Box' Widens, Employers Review Criminal Screens
• NJ Gov. Vetoes Bill Targeting Unemployment Bias
• Lowenstein Wins NJ Clients Access To Bankruptcy Counsel
• GSK Appeals Mylan Trial Victory Over Generic Paxil Deal
• Ex-AT&T Worker Can't Shake $35K Judgment In Contract Suit
• Exxon's Contamination Cost NJ Hotelier $1.2M, Suit Says
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Ameriprise Adviser's Insider Conviction
• Wyndham Says FTC Must Detail Consumer Harm In Data Suit
• A Different Claim Aggregation Method To Avoid SLUSA
• Attys Bullish On NJ Internet Gambling Despite Slow Start
• Avaya Stuck With $20M Antitrust Verdict
• NJ City Demands Coverage In 'Buck Foston's' Litigation
• NJ Wal-Mart Developer Loses Property Tax Challenge
• A&P Reaches $9M Settlement In Securities Class Action
• Robert Half Workers Seek 3rd Circ. Arbitration Ruling Review
• Rutgers Accuses BioArray Of Breaching IP Licensing Pact
• 3rd Circ. Puts Debtors 1st In FDCPA Case
• NJ State Bar Prez Urges Gov't To Fill Judicial Vacancies
• Atlantic City's Bankrupt Revel Hotel Still In Auction Talks
• NJ Court Backs Fee Win For Law Firms From Employment Row
• Avis Wants Expert Testimony Slashed In Reward Fee Row
• 3rd Circ. OKs $7M T-Mobile Verdict, Puts $7M More In Play
• NY Employers Likely To Respect NJ's New 'Ban The Box' Law
• Pipe-Fitting Cos. Lose 2nd Bid To Toss Price-Fixing Suit
• Ex-Booz Allen Workers Deny Plot To Poach For Deloitte
• Sutherland Asbill Nabs McDermott Tax Pro For NY Office
• Zurich Sued For Denying $37M Hurricane Sandy Claim
• NJDEP Looks To Boot Opponent's Counsel In Landfill Row
• Lockheed Sidesteps Nearby Residents' Pollution Claims
• Ex-Integra Employees Cop To $800K Overbilling Fraud
• 3rd Circ. Says State Missing-Packages Claims Are Preempted
• $1B Pa.-NJ Gas Pipeline Proposed To Tap Into Marcellus
• NJ Judge Accused Of Letting Atty Feud Affect Conduct
• NJ Father, Son Settle Securities Fraud Claims For $5.5M
• NJ Gov. Reboots Nominees For Vacancy-Afflicted Court
• Atlantic City's Bankrupt Revel Casino To Close Sept. 10
• Ex-Simpson Clerk Stays Mum On Insider Trading Claims
• NJ High Court Improves Cleanup Cost Allocation System
• 3rd Circ. Partially Revives Syntax's Preferred Bank Suit
• Christie Signs 'Ban The Box' Restrictions For NJ Employers
• 3rd Circ. Says Court Opinion Excerpts In Atty Ads Are OK
• Christie Nixes NJ Privatization Standards Bill
• Hampshire Cos. Forges Joint Venture For NJ Logistics Center
• NJ Law Firm's Fees Suit Against Ex-Clients Nixed On Appeal
• 3rd Circ. To Revisit Ruling Invalidating Becker's NLRB Seat
• Kid Brands Wants Employee Bonuses For Bankruptcy Sale
• Gov. Christie Vetoes 2 Wage Protection Bills
• FERC Enviro Assesment Says Leidy Gas Project Is Safe
• NJ Gov Vetoes Bill Lifting Sports Betting Restrictions
• A 3rd Circ. Opinion On Third-Party Releases
• New Vista Hits Back At NLRB In 3rd Circ. Rehearing Row
• NJ Gov Again Vetoes Ban On Fracking Waste Disposal
• NFL Vet Wants Subpoenas Blocked In Atty Investment Row
• Port Authority Airs Details On Bridgegate Subpoenas
• 3rd Circ. Ruling On FMLA Mailings Ups Ante For Employers
• Fox Rothschild To Return Money, Continue As Revel Counsel
• NJ Environmentalists Rail Against GHG Pact Withdrawal
• Deals Rumor Mill: PQ Corp., IndCor Properties, Herff Jones
• Ex-Cozen Atty Asks High Court To Nix Wire Fraud Conviction
• Ascertainability Looms Large After Skinnygirl Ruling
• Divisive IP Ruling May Mean New Antitrust Liability — Or Not
• NJ Enviro Decision Will Help Bankroll Site Cleanups
• Kelley Drye Nabs Litigation Pro From Epstein Becker
• NJ Law Firm Wins Fees Over Bankruptcy-Marred Settlement
• SEC Charges Ex-CEO Of ConvergEx Unit Over Hidden Fees
• NJ Justices OK Bypassing Mortgagee In Eminent Domain Grab
• Roxane Loses Bid To Block Hetero's Generic Kidney Drug
• Avis Can't Escape Reward Program Fee Class Action
• 7-Eleven Operators Allowed to Proceed With Wage Suit
• Timely Notice For NJ Insurance Claims Just Got Harder
• US Attorney Questions Boston Scientific's BridgePoint Buy
• Fox Rothschild, US Trustee Near End To Revel Payments Row
• Fed. Circ. Revives Patent Antitrust Claims Against Tyco
• NJ Assembly Eyes Action On Requiring Paid Sick Leave
• Ford Unit Wins Review Of NJ Tax Liability Calculations
• NJ Assemblyman Eyes Bill To Relieve Judicial Vacancies
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Prudential Win In Wartime Coverage Suit
• Auditor Wants Broker-Dealer's Suit Over $66M Fraud Tossed
• Donald Trump Sues To Remove Name From Ailing NJ Casinos
• Greenberg Traurig Nabs Banking Pro From Gibbons
• 3rd Circ. Revives FMLA Case Against Corinthian Colleges
• Kid Brands, Creditors Reach Accord Over $49M DIP Loan
• Omitted Jury Charge Doesn't Sink Conviction, NJ Court Says
• Ex-Manager For NJ Pharma Co. Accused Of Embezzlement
• Tax Court Isn't Sole Forum For NJ Assessment Row: Court
• NJ Lender Sues Partner Over Movie Producer's Financing
• NJ Bail Reform Could Fund E-Court Upgrade
• Judicial Vacancies Spur NJ Court To Restrict Civil Trials
• NJ Must Revisit Biz Tax Calculations For Toyota Leasing Arm
• Nissan Class Fights To Keep Testimony In Transmission Row
• Travelers, ERSIC Can't Dodge Suit Over $92M Indemnification
• Costco, Other Retailers Sued Over Garden Light Patents
• Roche Win Upheld In 'Twin Peaks' Star's Accutane Case
• 3rd Circ. Backs Kraft In Racial Discrimination Row
• Capital One Strikes $3M Settlement In Managers' OT Row
• Panasonic Accused In Scheme To Fix Capacitor Prices
• Hartz Mountain Gets $69M For Landmark Secaucus Office
• Trane To Settle Bias Claims Over Firing Of Pregnant Worker
• US Trustee Wants Fox Rothschild Off Revel Ch. 11
• Helmet Makers Say Concussion Lawsuit Can't Back Up Claims
• NJ Assembly Sends Open Space Referendum To Voters
• NJ Landfill Owner Can't Expand Suit Against Enviro Agency
• $66M NJ County Project Put On Hold Over Denied Bidder's Suit
• Nelson Levine Drops Attys In Pa., NJ In Global Refocus
• Verein Tie-Ups Gain Allure As Firms Eye Global Expansion
• UK Firms Expand Global Empire, But US Firms Gaining Ground
• Law360's Global 20 Firms Take Global To New Heights
• Duane Morris Gets NJ Malpractice Suit Tossed On Appeal
• German Steel CEO Ordered To NJ Depo In Ex-Prez's Suit
• Christie Forms Commission To Study Pension Sustainability
• Pa. Judges Ask High Court To Strike Mandatory Retirement
• Deals Rumor Mill: CorePharma, Awas, SMBC
• Cozen Attys Guide Vets Through Benefit Claims Maze
• NLRB Scolds American Water For Not Bargaining With Workers
• AstraZeneca Sues Zydus To Block Generic Nexium
• Hertz Wants Currency Conversion Fee Class Action Tossed