New Jersey Archive » March, 2016

New Jersey - March, 2016

266 articles

• Patent Holder Must Pay Fees After Fleeing Alice Motion
• Claims Axed In Port Authority Officers' Unfair Promotion Suit
• Fired J&J Exec's Secret Romance Recalled By Witness
• Sierra Club Urges FERC To Reject NJ Gas Pipeline Project
• PennEast Pipeline Schedule Update Renews Call To Block It
• NJ Assembly Members Blast Christie's Atlantic City Stance
• Grocer Says Foe Using Antitrust Acts to Block Store In NJ
• You Are Going To Face A Retaliation Claim — Deal With It
• NJ Can Take Shore Property For Storm Projects, Judge Says
• Implications Of Trenk Dipasquale V. Industrial Urban
• NJ Men Get Prison In Landfill Extortion Scheme
• 7-Eleven Slapped With Wage Lawsuit In NJ
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Nonprofit Says Travelers Wrong On Asbestos Exclusion
• Brothers Hit With $2.2M Judgment Over RE Ponzi Scheme
• Anheuser-Busch Will Step Up Safety At NY Metro Facilities
• Questions On NFL's CTE Stance Unlikely To Upend Settlement
• NJ Firms See Pockets Of Growth In Stagnant Market
• Shoemaker Keeping Interest On $7.5M Holdback, Suit Claims
• Tax Lien Bidder Gets 1 Year In Prison For Rigged Auctions
• AutoZone Settles NJ Pricing Violation Claims
• NJ Bank's $208M Merger Is Unfair To Shareholders, Suit Says
• Warner Says Mylan Misstatements Key To Doryx Antitrust Row
• And Now A Word From The Panel: 20/20 MDL Vision
• Disbarred Atty, Trader Cop To $3.9M Insider Scheme
• Pharma Groups Back Pfizer In 3rd Circ. Pay-For-Delay Case
• Insurance Broker Ducks NJ Metal Yard's Contract Suit
• NJ Atty Shakes DQ After Apologizing For Foul Language
• NJ Appeals Panel Affirms $11M J&J Pelvic Mesh Judgment
• 6 Magic Words Are All You Need To Terminate An Employee
• School Water Lead-Testing Bill Floated In NJ
• Allergan Faces NJ Patent Suit Over Generic ADHD Medication
• Benicar Maker Says NJ Law Limits Witness Coaching
• Conrail Says Derailment Injury Claim Lacks Evidence
• Port Authority Loses Bid To Ax Award For 1993 WTC Attack
• Usher Asks 3rd Circ. To Back 'Bad Girl' Copyright Suit Win
• Mindless Lawyering: Is Doc Review 'The Practice Of Law'?
• Justices Asked To Weigh Special Master Fees In FDCPA Suit
• NLRB Orders Back Pay For NJ Opera Workers
• NFL Tells 3rd Circ. Exec's CTE Statements Aren't Relevant
• Judge Delays Trial In GW Bridge Scandal Until September
• SEC Sues Brothers For $2.7M Real Estate Ponzi Scheme
• Port Authority Vows To Build New NYC Bus Terminal
• Hertz Exec. Moves To Duck Securities Fraud Suit
• Debating Federal And State Electricity Market Jurisdiction
• Developer Seeks $22M From Lehman Over Meadowlands Loan
• SEC Secures $18M In Hacked Newswires Trading Plot Deals
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Rethink Letting Insurer Out Of IP Battle
• Merck, Others Beat Eye Drop Dosage Suit For 2nd Time
• Kirkland Reps Wyndham On $425M Notes Securitization
• NJ Senator, Enviros Call For ExxonMobil Probe
• LaGuardia, Newark Liberty Score Key Port Authority Approvals
• Christie, NJ Assembly Speaker In Stalemate Over AC Bill
• Borgata Customers Reach Deal In Parking Voucher Row
• Genzyme Hits Sun With Suit Over Generic Leukemia Drug
• Drivers Say Nissan Service Contracts Lack Details
• Trump Casino Atty Dodges Ex-Workers' Malpractice Suit
• NJ Court Bars Drinking Class In TGI Friday's Pricing Case
• The Future Keeps Happening To Legal Services
• Nuke Site Neighbors Urge 3rd Circ. To Revive Cancer Suits
• Real Estate Rumors: Blackstone Chicago Hotel, Rowan, Zara
• NY Immigration Atty Must Pay $1.3M For False Billing Scam
• Amtrak, Port Authority Pony Up $70M To Fast-Track Rail Tunnel
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• Calif. Oral Arguments — Coming Soon To A Screen Near You
• Morgan Lewis Sheds Over 100 Attorneys After Bingham Deal
• 5 Firms On The Rise In 2016
• The Firms That Lost The Most Ground This Year
• Greenberg Traurig On Track To Become Biggest US Firm
• J&J Exec Says Married Doc's Relationship Violated Policy
• NLRB Slams Demand For Board Member Recusal At 3rd Circ.
• NJ Casinos Decry Continued Inaction In AC Revitalization
• Venture Capitalist Pleads Guilty In NJ To $3M CrossFit Fraud
• State Claims Too Late For GSK, Teva Lamictal Antitrust Row
• Should Nonprofit Hospitals Pay Property Taxes In NJ?
• Nicoll Davis Beats DQ Bid In Supplement Co.'s Kickback Row
• NJ Tax Court Says Contamination A Factor In Property Value
• Demystifying The Attorney-Client Privilege
• Mich. Bank Earned Some Mortgage Income In NJ: Tax Court
• DC Regulators Greenlight $6.8B Exelon-Pepco Merger
• Why Other States Should Consider Maine's Net Metering Plan
• Jury Trial Waivers: A Better Alternative Than Arbitration?
• Storage Co. Must Face Suit Over Spoiled Goods In Sandy
• NJ Freight Payment Co. Owner Pleads Guilty To Ponzi Scheme
• DC Circ. Rejects 'Convoluted' NY/NJ Port Lease Discount
• Travelers' Asbestos Exclusion Is Unenforceable, 3rd Circ. Told
• Mylan Ruling Cements Del., NJ As Top ANDA Venues
• Health Care Co. Owner Gets 5 Years For $7M Medicaid Scam
• Disabled Veteran Can't Get Tax Break, NJ Tax Court Says
• Detecting Marijuana-Impaired Drivers: A Lesson In History
• NJ Pharmacy Pays $1.9M For Alleged Medicaid Overbilling
• Arnold & Porter, Kobre Deny Conflict In Menendez Pal Case
• Pfizer Urges 3rd Circ. Not To Revive Lipitor Antitrust Row
• Atty Wants Law Firm Kept Out Of Ex-NFLer's Fraud Suit
• What Your Workplace Violence Assessment May Be Missing
• CORRECTED: Christie Pitches Property Tax Freeze For Nonprofit Hospitals
• NJ Man Says He Proved Injuries In Conrail Derailment Suit
• Endo's Consumer Fraud Claim Tossed In Actavis False Ad Suit
• NJ Brokerage Must Face Fraud Case Seeking $1.5M Award
• 3rd Circ. Affirms J&J Win In Ex-Worker's Severance Suit
• NJ Factoring Co. Charged In $1.6M Buyout Scam
• 3rd Circ. Rejects UPMC's E-Discovery Costs In FLSA Row
• Bankrupt Kid Brands Wants Retirement Plan Scrapped
• Lush's Website Terms Violate NJ Consumer Law, Suit Says
• Justices Won't Hear Challenge To Tribune Media Plan
• Is Student Loan Stress The New Norm For Law School?
• High Court Won't Hear H-1B Worker's Suit Against Law Firm
• Olympus: Another Life Sciences Company Gets Hit Hard
• Setting Up Your Own Practice: 6 Tips For Getting It Right
• NICO Says Brazilian Steel Co. Won't Cooperate In Mediation
• 7 Best Practices For Managing An Associate's Personal Crisis
• Court Says NJ Took Too Long For Subpoenas In FCA Claim
• 2 Indian Nationals Indicted Over Alleged Human Smuggling
• NJ ShopRite Monopoly Dispute Rolls Into Supreme Court
• Google Tracking Decision Endangers Privacy, High Court Told
• Kean Hoops Coach Can't Revive Discrimination Suit
• Effexor Settlement No Shield For Antitrust Suit, FTC Says
• $170M NJ Pipeline Project Clears Hurdle At Utility Board
• 2 Same-Sex Harassment Decisions, 1 Important Lesson
• Williams-Sonoma Dodges NJ Delivery Workers' Overtime Suit
• NJ Atty Earns Split Decision On Retirement Row With Firm
• NJ Public Worker Pleads Guilty Again To Doing Boss Favors
• NJ Atty Misused Client Funds, Board Says
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Disbarred Atty's 'Frivolous' Claims Against NJ
• NJ Landfill Neighbors Blast Emission Deal Worries
• How California Streamlined Costly, Time-Consuming Litigation
• Mylan Slams Warner's 'Overheated Rhetoric' In Doryx Row
• Beware The Gov't Squeeze On Lead Generation Marketing
• Thoughts On Post-Settlement Claims By Class Members
• Surprise! 'Soft' Insurance Fraud Is Punishable By Prison
• Wealth Management For Senior Partners
• OPINION: Missed Opportunity In Supreme Court Nomination
• In His Own Words: 4 Key Garland Opinions
• Garland's High Court Nomination Battle Likely To Drag On
• Judge Garland Could Bring New Consensus To High Court
• Hernia Mesh Maker Seeks Defense In Trade Secrets Fight
• Attorneys Weigh In On Obama's Supreme Court Pick
• PokerStars 'Soft Launches' In NJ
• NJ Superfund Subcontractor Convicted In Bid-Rigging Case
• NJ Attorney Did Work While Disbarred, Grand Jury Says
• NJ Mayors Call For Statewide $15 Minimum Wage By 2021
• Fish Oil Class Couldn't Prove Loss, NJ Panel Says
• NJ Payroll Co. Owner Charged Over $5.6M Tax Scheme
• J&J Baby Sleep Aid False Ad Row Back In NJ State Court
• Real Estate Rumors: Ping An Insurance, Ares, EB-5 Deal
• Obama Picks Garland To Fill High Court Seat
• Insurer Wants 3rd Circ. To End Pa. Mansion Fire Suit
• Obama Nominates Ex-Jones Day Atty For 3rd Circ.
• Former J&J Exec Tells Jury Whistleblowing Got Him Fired
• Court Nominee, Guns, And Constitutional Illiteracy
• NFL Says Full Quote Shows Exec Didn't Admit CTE Link
• Omnia Lawsuit Flouts Separation Of Powers, NJ Says
• Ex-NJ Political Boss Denied Bail Pending Racketeering Appeal
• Ex-NJ Atty Cops To Hiding Kickbacks From IRS
• OSHA Orders JPMorgan To Rehire Whistleblower, Pay $200K
• Rolls-Royce Name Can't Be Used By Rapper Royce Rizzy
• NJ Judge Downs Drink Price Claims Against TGI Friday's
• Deficient Notice Won't Stop Residency Clock, 3rd Circ. Says
• TC Heartland And The (Maybe) Changing Patent Venue Rules
• NJ Casino Expansion Bill Passes, Voters To Decide Fate
• COLAs Aren't Guaranteed Benefits, NJ Justices Told
• NJ Gender Parity Pay Bill Passes Both Houses
• FTC Tells 3rd Circ. Wellbutrin Dismissal Misreads Actavis
• NJ Lawmakers Ease Violations In Paid Sick Leave Bill
• NJ Doc Who Billed $280K For Fake Appointments Gets 3 Years
• Insurer Shirking Olin's $87M Cleanup Award, 2nd Circ. Told
• Offshore Wind Farm Bill Passes Both Houses In NJ
• The 8 Firms GCs Can't Stop Talking About
• GCs Say These Firms Are Worth Paying Top Dollar For
• Head Of 'Research' Co. Charged Over H-1B Visa Scheme
• Microcap Co. CEO Charged For Lying About $1.9B In Contracts
• Gov't Says NJ Officials Can't Shake Bridge Scandal Charges
• NJ Senate Panel Moves Daily Fantasy Regulatory Bill Forward
• GCs Name Most Elite Law Firms
• NJ Wage Discrimination Law Increases Employer Burden
• 3rd Circ. Tosses Case Accusing Hangley Of Repping Fake Co.
• PennEast's $1B Pipeline Will Up Consumer Costs, Study Says
• Loss of License, Fines Upheld Against NJ Insurance Fraudster
• Norris McLaughlin Sheds Malpractice Suit Over Investor Battle
• Hedge Funds Can't Access Shares To Satisfy $21M Award
• New Jersey Reprimands 'Contrite' Ex-Gordon & Rees Atty
• Law Firm Can't Seek Interest On Charged-Off Debt, Suit Says
• Biotech Sets $75M IPO Terms While Another Yanks Deal
• Insurer Off Hook In Hazmat Software IP Battle, 3rd Circ. Says
• Philly Cab Cos. Lose Bid For Uber Injunction At 3rd Circ.
• Quartet From Defunct Gonzalez Saggio Form New Practice
• Trader Pleads Guilty To $30M Press Release Hacking Scheme
• NJ Real Estate Atty Misued Client Funds, Panel Says
• Atlantic City Bailout Bills Advance After Mixed Reviews
• T-Mobile, Others Urge FCC To Stop 911 Fund Diversions
• Prime Gets State Approval For Purchase Of NJ Hospital
• NJ Justices Say Roving Wiretaps Don't Violate Privacy Rights
• Employer Conundrum: Disclose Workplace Violence?
• Ex-Diplomat, Clinton Campaign Leader Back At NJ's Wilentz
• NJ Panel Says PERC Exceeded Authority In Pay Increment Row
• Bridgegate Class Plaintiffs Say NJ Flouted Civil Rights Law
• SEC Recoups More Gilead Merger Insider Trading Profits
• NJ Never Formally Recognized Tribe, Judge Rules
• NJ Judge Says Ferrari Breached Contract With Tech Co.
• Clark & Fox Scores Hill Wallack Insurance Pro In NJ
• Challenging State Pipeline Restrictions With Federal Law
• Wealth Management For Mid-Level Partners
• NJ Doc Accused Of Taking Bribes In $100M Referral Scheme
• Wolf Haldenstein Malpractice Suit In Wrong Court, Panel Says
• 3rd Circ. Backs SEPTA In Railroad Job Sex-Bias Suit
• Ex-NJ Judge Banned From Judicial Office For Ethics Violations
• Mylan, Ranbaxy Tell 3rd Circ. To Decertify Provigil Class
• Is There A Rise In Class Actions For Construction Products?
• Problems In Copyright Ruling On 9/11 Photo
• The Regulatory Impact Of President Obama's Final Year
• NJ Senator Defends Paid Sick Leave Bill
• Takeda, AstraZeneca Say Indian Co. Infringed Daliresp Patent
• Amgen Sues Sandoz Over Biosimilar Patent Talks
• High Court's Pass On Chesapeake Plan May Embolden EPA
• NJ Sen. Introduces Measure To Regulate Daily Fantasy Sports
• NJ Bill Sponsor Predicts 40-60% Tax Rate For New Casinos
• Manufacturer Says Arbitration Issue Bars Nixing Contract Row
• NJ Panel Remands Physician Group's Brach Eichler Dispute
• PE-Backed Alvogen Bolsters Pipeline With Generics Co. Buy
• 3rd Circ. Says Insurers Can't Evade Defense Obligations
• Best Practices For Motions Brief Writing: Part 2
• Judge Defines Scope Of On-Sale Bar Under AIA
• NJ Judge Freed Of Misconduct Charge In Fugitive Case
• Starbucks Food Packager Can't Wash Hands Of Tainted Ham
• EPA Unveils $1.4B Cleanup Plan For Polluted NJ River
• Pastor Denies Taking $150K From Alleged Bitcoin Fraudsters
• NJ Woman Gets 10 Years For Ripping Off Elderly
• FERC Won't Reconsider Pa. Pipeline Project Approval
• High Court Seeks Lamictal Buyers' Views On Antitrust Appeal
• Former NJ Attorney General Robert Del Tufo Dies At 82
• Best Practices For Motions Brief Writing: Part 1
• NJ Class Action Says Debt Collector's Notice Was Misleading
• NJ Denies It Overpaid $2.8M For Bridge-Closure Probe
• Family Beef Over Philly Sandwich Franchise Spills Into Courts
• NJ Bill In Response To University's Casino Blunder Advances
• NJ Doctor Escapes Most Claims In Suit Over Spinal Implants
• Illegal Bitcoin Traders Bribed Credit Union Exec, Feds Say
• Day Pitney Dodges DQ In Ex-Client's Suit Over Failed Biz Deal
• DOJ Asks FBI To Mull ExxonMobil Climate Change Probe
• Macy's, NJ Town Accused Of Racially Profiling Customer
• Hedge Fund Arm's Investment Could Flout Sudan Sanctions
• Recent Developments In Property Assessed Clean Energy
• Trial Pros: Fox Rothschild's Stephanie Resnick
• Ex-NFLer Wants Ala. Law Firm Back In His $1M Fraud Suit
• Ex-Christie Staffer Fights To Unseal Bridgegate Names
• Health Co. Wants To Curb Rival's Deal In Trade Secret Row
• GSK Asks High Court To Nix Avandia RICO Class Suit
• Mylan Accused Of 'Whopping Misstatements' In Doryx Row
• NJ Lawmaker Wants Atlantic City Bailout To Preserve CBAs
• Wealth Management For New Law Firm Partners
• Romanian National Admits To Int'l Hacking Scheme
• Conrail Says NJ Man's Derailment Award Is Invalid
• Diet Supplement Co. Owner Admits Using Cheaper Substitutes
• Raymours Worker Must Arbitrate Bias Claims, NJ Panel Says
• Bill Would Support S. Jersey Towns In Verizon Landline Row
• Ex-NVE Exec Presses Bid To DQ Nicoll Davis In Kickback Row
• NJ High Court Mulls Judge's Role In Malpractice Case
• NJ Leaders Trade Barbs Over Christie's High Court Nominee
• Trucking Co. Tells 3rd Circ. To Greenlight Antitrust Suit
• NJ Pols Say State Overpaid $2.8M For Bridge-Closure Probe
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Revive Cooper-Apollo Merger Class Action
• NJ Judge Axes Suit Over Flood-Prone Convention Center
• High Court Again Turns Down Ex-Law Firm Clerk's Bias Appeal
• Olympus To Pay $646M To Settle Kickback, FCPA Probes
• Trial Pros: Richards Kibbe's Steven Paradise
• Honeywell Revokes $90.3B Bid For United Technologies