New Jersey Archive » May, 2015

New Jersey - May, 2015

197 articles

• Borgata Can't Shake Parking Voucher Suit
• Steel Co. Says Port Authority Owes $6.6M For WTC Project
• Ex-Merck Director's Pregnancy Bias Suit Heads To Jury
• Becker Meisel Atty Eyed For NJ Bankruptcy Judgeship
• PJM Continues To Come Under Attack
• Ford Truck Dealers Ask High Court To Revive Contract Row
• 4 In-House Preferences For Better Outside Counsel
• NJ Developer To Pay $225K For Clean Water Act Violations
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Revive Suit Against Personal Injury Firms
• Maimed NJ Woman Sues Conrail Over Chemical Spill
• NJ Panel Deep-Sixes Offshore Wind Farm Proposal
• OneBeacon Owes $5.4M Damages In Olin Cleanup Row
• SEC Accuses 2 Canadians In $17M 'Pump-And-Dump' Scheme
• Port Authority Takes Next Step In $3.6B LaGuardia Upgrades
• NJ Supreme Court Sides With Citi In Bankruptcy Tolling Spat
• NJ Mortgage Officer Pleads Guilty In $6M Fraud Scheme
• Daiichi Sankyo Looks To Fuse NJ Benicar Suits
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Fraud Conviction Of Pa. Hospice Owner
• NJ Cardiology Practice To Pay $3.6M For False Claims
• Days Inn Sues GHR For Violating Franchise Agreement
• Analyzing Data Trends To Shape Complex Litigation Strategy
• Sports Dealer Wants Judge DQ'd In Giants Fake Merch Suit
• NJ Development Agency Accused Of Firing Whistleblower
• NJ Bridge Scandal Figures Gun For Gibson Dunn's Notes
• Wal-Mart, Tracy Morgan Settle Civil Suit Over Fatal Crash
• Day Pitney Guides $207M Purchase of CNLBancshares
• PSE&G, Contractor Sued Over Deadly NJ Explosion
• Menendez Play For DC Trial Could Yield Friendlier Jury
• AAA Again Denied Access To Privileged Port Authority Docs
• Hard Rock, Meadowlands Pursue Casino Near MetLife Stadium
• NJ High Court Spells Out Defamation Damages Standard
• NJ Justices Won't Hear Dispute Over Generic Drug Settlement
• And Now A Word From The Panel: The MDL Lexicon
• Man Forced To Help Rebel Fighters Loses Asylum Bid
• Faegre Baker Advises Hormel In $775M Organic Meats Deal
• Bitcoin Software Co. Settles NJ's Computer Hijacking Claims
• NJ Fights Revel's Objection To $20M Tax Credit Claim
• NJ Appeals Court Boots Pharma Ad Exec's GoDaddy Suit
• Mortgage Lender Can't Trim Successor Employer FLSA Row
• Amtrak Says It Will Install Cameras To Monitor Engineers
• Atty Gets 18 Months For Stock Manipulation Scheme
• NJ Health Care Atty Admits Stealing $2.6M From Ex-Employer
• Supreme Court Passes On NJ Developer's $60M Taking Suit
• Stockton U Says Showboat Buy Was A Raw Deal
• High Court Won't Hear FirstEnergy $250M Rate Hike Appeal
• Sign Of Courts' Growing Impatience With Procedural Errors
• NJ Pols Urge Rutgers To Nix Marine Seismic Testing
• NY Atty Gets Prison For Bribery Scheme Over NJ Rail Project
• Hagens Berman In Hot Seat Over Dropped GSK Suits
• Conrail Slams Punitive Damages Bid Over 2012 NJ Derailment
• Sigma Settles Price-Fixing Suit Over Pipe Fittings For $4.9M
• Atty Asks Justices To Review His Role In $2B NJ Mall Deal
• Fired Worker's Hospital Stay Not 'Overnight,' 3rd Circ. Says
• Wildstein Surfaces In Class Actions Over Bridge Scandal
• Gray Hair Product Co. To Pay FTC $2M Over False Ads
• The NJ High Court Case That Could Recast NJ Insurance Law
• Amerigroup Wins End To 'Toxic' Ties With NJ Care Provider
• 3rd Circ. OKs Cutting Fired Workers Out Of Ch. 11 Settlement
• Cayman Law Will Apply To Suit Over Offshore Refco Funds
• Venture Capitalist Charged In NJ With $2M CrossFit Fraud
• NJ Man Gets 7 Years For Role In $15M Mortgage Fraud Scheme
• Conrail Aims To Sink Training Claims In NJ Derailment Suits
• LifeCell Wins Duty-To-Warn Ruling In NJ AlloDerm Litigation
• NJ Court Fails To Clarify Payroll Account Levy Rules
• Contractor Gets Almost 3 Years For Kickbacks, Assault
• Christie Need Not Report Gifts From Friends, NJ AG Says
• FAA Ducks NJ Airport Expansion Suit Involving Frontier
• Developers' $1.6M Fees Upheld In NJ Title Insurance Row
• $2M Tax Evasion Scheme Gets Ex-NJ Exec 33-Month Sentence
• Hernia Mesh Maker Wins Injunction In Trade Secrets Fight
• Prosecutors Eye Disclosure Limits On NJ Bridge Scandal Docs
• Dining Co. Sues NJ Atty For Mishandling Harassment Suit
• Verizon Strikes $650M Sale-Leaseback For NJ Center
• NJ AG, Allstate Beat Doc's Case Over Criminal Probes
• Physician Anti-Solicitation Clauses: A Case Study
• 2015 Law360 Minority Report
• The 50 Best Firms For Minority Partners
• Diversity Gap A Growing Threat To BigLaw Bottom Lines
• The 100 Best Law Firms For Minority Attorneys
• Drunken Drivers Urge Justices To Hear Faulty BAC Test Suit
• NJ Regulator Approves Verizon Landline Deregulation Deal
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rehear BofA Mortgage Fee Class Dispute
• Conductor Hurt In Amtrak Derailment Sues In NJ Court
• Ex-Christie Staffer's Bridge Scandal Trial Pushed To Nov.
• Drivers Fight Dismissal Bid In Bridge Scandal Class Action
• Caterpillar Says Faulty Engine Dispute Should Be Nixed
• Pa. Justices Tell 3rd Circ. Reciprocity Rule Is Constitutional
• NJ Legal Publisher Settles Junk Fax Class Action
• Menendez Pal Wants Bail In Medicare Fraud Case
• NJ Transparency Bill On Sandy Aid Approved By Senate
• Ex-JPMorgan Exec Claims He Was Fired For OKing Settlement
• NJ Decision Makes State Court Cozier For Class Actions
• OPINION: Pro Bono Lawyers Can Close Debtors' Prisons
• High Court Review Sought In $2.7M Railway Seat Liability Row
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Revive NJ County Atty Malpractice Row
• Ex-Sanofi Worker Files Class Action Over Stock Drop
• NJ Army Contractor Fights $1M IRS Bill's Use Of Cash Method
• Lane Bryant Owner Pays $2.2B For Ann Taylor Parent Co.
• Ex-Newark Deputy Mayor Denied Review Of Extortion Case
• Atty's Unprofessionalism Warrants Mistrial: NJ Appeals Court
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rehear Pa. Couple's Claim Of Tax Immunity
• Another NJ Doc Sentenced In $100M Blood Lab Bribe Scheme
• 3rd Circ. Pressed For Rehearing In Restaurant.com Beef
• 3rd Circ. OKs Subpoena, Says Corporations Can't Invoke Fifth
• Atlantic City Bankruptcy Would Hurt Other Towns, Mayor Says
• Restrepo's 3rd Circ. Nomination Poised To Advance
• NJ Judicial Task Force Head Defends Appointment Status Quo
• Md. Gives Green Light To $6.8B Exelon-Pepco Merger
• Immigration Case Backlog Reaches Record High
• 3rd Circ. Offers A Defense In Data Breach Class Actions
• Killing A Mocking Burd And Other NJ Duty To Defend Issues
• NJ Justice Tells Attys Secret To The Civil Rights Act's Success
• NJ Lawmaker Calls For Investigation Of 2012 Conrail Crash
• NJ Assembly Publicly Rejects $225M ExxonMobil Deal
• NJ Assembly Passes Offshore Pollution Liability Bill
• NJ Attys Say Discovery Rules Needed For Complex Litigation
• NJ Lawmakers Float Extensive Rules For Doctors, Insurers
• Merck Nabs Partial Win In Vioxx Securities Fraud Row
• Hollister Gift Card Class Survives Ascertainability Challenge
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rehear Gay Conversion Therapy Ban Challenge
• NJ Gov. Vetoes Measure To Boost Oversight Of Tax Breaks
• Hair Salons Accused In OT Suit Of Misclassifying Stylists
• House Panel Rejects $1.3B Increase To Amtrak Funding
• NJ Proposal Aims To Make Work More Family-Friendly
• Cushman & Wakefield Guides $80M NJ Office Buildings Sale
• $60M Taking Suit Ripe For High Court Review, Developer Says
• Christie Signs Law Limiting Access To Recorded Car Data
• NJ Court Affirms Atty Win Over Malpractice Suit Coverage
• What's Next After Williams-Yulee?
• 3rd Circ. Revives Cancer Claims In G-P Asbestos Suits
• 3rd Circ. Revives Sleepy's Drivers' Misclassification Suit
• NJ Senate Panel Backs Housing Tax Credit For Atlantic City
• 3rd Circ. Says Interstate Routes Exempt Drivers From OT
• NJ Lawmaker Unveils Bill To Combine Gaming Regulators
• FirstEnergy Pushes High Court To Review $250M Rate Hike
• Menendez Looks To Shift Criminal Case From NJ To DC
• Lord & Taylor Hit With Class Action Over Unsolicited Texts
• High Court Urged Not To Force Arbitration In NJ Case
• NJ Sen. Committee Wants To Bring Back Wind Energy Credit
• Accutane Ruling Blocking Expert Testimony Kills 2K Suits
• Sills Cummis Says Client Ducked $1.2M Bill In Real Estate Suit
• NJ Ruling Could Mean Shorter Life For Shaky Class Claims
• NJDEP Looks To Block Six Flags Solar Project By Buying Site
• NJ Senate Aims To Restrict How ExxonMobil Funds Are Spent
• OPINION: The Finality Of A Final Removal Order
• Louis Berger Worker Says Reporting Pollution Got Him Fired
• Gibson Dunn 'Bridgegate' Work Since December Tops $311K
• Ex-Berger Group CEO Fined $4.5M, Confined For USAID Fraud
• NJ Senate Committee Advances Law Gutting Marital Privilege
• NJ Gov. Renominates Five Bergen County Judges
• No Judge Bias In Ex-Friedman Schuman Clerk's Suit: 3rd Circ.
• Class Claims Can Be Axed Before Discovery, NJ Court Says
• 3rd Circ. Says ERISA Allows 'Catalyst Theory' Fees
• NJ Lawmakers Move To Block Local Wage, Sick Leave Laws
• Contractor Asks For Light Sentence Over Kickbacks, Assault
• NJ Ruling Could Deter Insurers From Trying To Buck Defense
• New Judge Named To Lead NJ's Morris/Sussex County Courts
• 3rd Circ. Published Ruling Calls Out Gateway For Omitted Doc
• 3rd Circ. Says Asylum Decision Not Linked To Atty's Fraud
• NJ Pols Question Some Sites Included In $225M Exxon Deal
• Maselli Warren Holds On To Ch. 11 Fees On Appeal
• J&J, NYU Med School To Create 'Compassionate Use' Panel
• ICE Detention Center Hits DOL With Suit Over Wage Hearing
• Hertz Says Omnicare Can't Save Shareholder Class Action
• Law Firms Could Learn A Lot From The NFL Draft
• Class Says BJ's Refuses To Reveal Purchase Info In OJ Suit
• 3rd Circ. Asked To Rehear BofA Mortgage Fee Class Dispute
• Temp Firm Can't Revive Claims Against Workers, Citigroup
• Insurer Drops Coverage Fight Over Ponzi Scheme Suits In NJ
• Two Doctors Sentenced In Medical Lab Bribery Scheme
• NJ Justices Grill State, Unions On Slashed Pension Funding
• Class Says J. Crew Knew About Credit ID Theft Risk
• Samsung Can't Duck Fraud Claims In Suit Over Faulty Washers
• Connell Foley Adds Ex-Locke Lord Public Finance Pro
• NJ Continues To Cough Up Municipal Sick Leave Laws
• Boscov's Hit With ADA Suit Over Alleged Accessibility Issues
• Judge Won't Rethink Calif. Transfer In Insurer Football Suit
• NJ Justices Say Town's Sewer Policy Stymies Development
• Dunkin' Donuts Looks To Toss Ex-Franchisee's Bias Suit
• Google Ruling Limits Video Privacy Law, 3rd Circ. Told
• Judge Rips NJ Town's 'Abusive' Bid To Condemn Airport
• Six Flags, NJ Town Sued Over Solar Farm Plans
• B&L Sues To Stop Production Of Generic Eyedrops
• As Goes Calif. Stormwater, So Goes The Nation's?
• $4M Allstate Win Overturned In NJ Clinic Billing Appeal
• Christie Sends Back Pension Fund Pay-To-Play Bill
• 2 Figures Are No-Shows In NJ Bridge Closing Suit
• PSEG Recoups $213M From Insurers For Sandy Damage
• Justices Still Won't Hear Gay Conversion Therapy Appeal
• Ex-Christie Staffer, Port Official Deny Bridge Charges
• Novel Charges In NJ Bridge Scandal Will Be Put To The Test
• Ex-NJ Deputy Mayor Blasts Feds' Opposition In Cert. Bid
• Workers Say Bankrupt C. Wonder Fired Them Without Notice
• United Wants Suit Over In-Flight TV, Wi-Fi Limits Grounded
• Prudential's Auditor Can't Duck Subpoena In Investor Suit
• Hertz Investors Say Their Claims Meet Omnicare Standard
• Ex-Port Authority Official Pleads Guilty In NJ Bridge Scandal