New Jersey Archive » April, 2016

New Jersey - April, 2016

236 articles

• 11th Circ. Rules For HHS In Drug Dosage Medicaid Billing Suit
• OPINION: Engaging The Media May Help Your Client
• NJ Justices To Mull If Shirking Arbitral Fees Counts As Breach
• Wells Fargo Blasts High Court Bid Over FDCPA Suit Fee Row
• Ferrari Hid Defect Behind Total Engine Failures, Suit Says
• NJ Casino Group Urges Action On Atlantic City Bailout
• Merck Defeats NJ Town's Bid To Check Land Development
• Mylan, Ranbaxy Push 3rd Circ. To Nix Provigil Class
• Gibson Dunn Blasts Document Demand In Bridgegate Case
• Alere Refuses Abbott Bid To Back Out Of $5.8B Merger
• State Tax Fallout From Federal Related-Party Debt Plan
• Extensive Post-Trial Inquiry Eyed In Ex-Goldman VP Fee Bid
• SemGroup Trustee Loses Appeal Bid To Claw Back $55M
• TD Bank Hit Again With Class Suit Over Faulty Coin Counters
• Avis Must Face Bias Claim In Rental Co.'s Suit, 3rd Circ. Says
• NJ Justices' Fee-Shift Ruling Could Fuel Fiduciary Suits
• NJ High Court Allows Wider Doctor Testimony In Bias Cases
• REIT Gramercy Property Drops $115M On Industrial Portfolio
• Toyota Faces Heat For Lexus' 'Cold Weather' Steering Wheels
• Liberty Seeks To Avoid Covering NJ Atty's Malpractice Suits
• PSEG's Pick For NJ Nuke Plant Site Gets Nod From Regulator
• Universal Sued Over Harry Potter Ride Breakdown
• Ex-NFLers Ask 3rd Circ. To Rethink Concussion Deal Approval
• Dentons: A New Kind Of Network?
• 22 Firms Win Top Marks From GCs On AFAs
• Female Merck Workers Get Cert. In Sex Bias Suit
• GM Financial Accused Of Misplaced Robocalls In TCPA Suit
• Amazon Unveils Plans For 2 NJ Warehouses
• Hostesses Cut From Houlihan's Tip Pooling Suit
• NJ Tax Panel Sets Snare For Related-Company Loans
• NJ Law Firm, Debt Collector Want Charged-Off Debt Row Axed
• Amarin Again Dodges Securities Suit Over Vascepa Denial
• Comcast Asks 3rd Circ. To OK Class For $15.5M Deal
• Mack-Cali Continues Streak With $414M In Deals
• Justices Put Target On Employer Motives In Free Speech Suits
• NJ Rehab Center Must Pay H-1B Worker's Back Wages
• Fox Rothschild Adds Partners In Fla., NJ
• Stryker Unit Slams DJO Over Worker Poaching Scheme
• Gov't Slams Immunity Claims In NJ Bridge Scandal Case
• Car Buyers Lose Bid To Revive Shipping Antitrust Claims
• Bankruptcy Atty Can't Nix 'Housewives' Star's Malpractice Suit
• Senate GOP Keeps Stonewalling On Federal Bench Nominees
• Ex-PetroTiger CEO Must Abritrate Quinn Emanuel Fee Dispute
• NJ High Court OKs Fee-Shifting In Some Atty Misconduct Suits
• Kraft Can't Deduct $934M In Interest, NJ Tax Court Says
• High Court Allows Free Speech Suit Over Perceived Politics
• L'Oreal Urges 3rd Circ. To Ax Ex-IP Atty's Appeal Over Firing
• Insurers Say Faxes Caused No Injury In TCPA Suit
• NJ Court Denies More Time In Campaign Violations Probe
• Chiesa Shahinian Nabs 6 Herrick Feinstein LLP Attys
• NJ Enviros Say State Flouted Pipeline Approval Process
• Duane Morris Nabs 2 LeClairRyan Corporate Pros In NJ
• CFPB Probe Of Debt Collection Suits Leads To $2.5M Deal
• FERC Shuts Down Cost Fights Over NJ Power Line Projects
• MGM, Stallone Look To Knock Out 'Creed' Infringement Suit
• High Court Won't Hear NJ Power Plant Subsidy Appeals
• NJ Senate Backs McElroy Deutsch Atty For High Court
• Class Cert. Unclear With Circuit Split On Ascertainability
• Ex-Birdsall CEO Gets 4 Years For Pay-To-Play Scheme
• NJ Investor Gets Probation For Tax Lien Bid-Rigging Scheme
• High Court Asked To Hear Trump Taj Mahal Labor Pact Row
• NJ Bill Would Provide Tax Credit For Telecommuting
• 3rd Circ. Told Asbestos Exclusion Applies In $36M Fight
• NJ Court Rejects Arbitration Bid In Patient Records Fight
• NY Nonresident-Atty Office Rule Is Constitutional: 2nd Circ.
• Ex-Covidien Sales Manager Loses Age Bias Dispute
• Promoting Renewable Energy After Hughes V. Talen Energy
• Challenges To State E-Waste Laws Face Tough Battle
• High Court Leaves NJ Power Plant Hopes Dimmed But Not Out
• Avoiding The Pitfalls Of Researching Attorneys In PACER
• NJ Takes Steps To Allow More Development In Protected Area
• Stock Tipper Can't Ax SEC Deal After Newman, 3rd Circ. Told
• 3rd Circ. Says Canning Decision Didn't Invalidate Union Vote
• AC Water Utility's Credit Downgraded Amid City Debt Crisis
• A Review Of Gov't Cases Against Execs In Q1
• Sports Gambling Should Move Aboveground, Group Tells DC
• Ex-Amtrak Exec Backs Out Of Top NJ Transit Job
• Verizon's $64M Settlement Doesn't Add Up, 3rd Circ. Hears
• NJ Senate Panel Advances Christie Pick For High Court
• When Must A Successor Employer Bargain With Unions?
• Church-Affiliated Orgs May Have To Comply With ERISA
• Christie's NJ High Court Nominee To Face Panel Vote
• Workers' Comp Medical Records Are Private, NJ Court Says
• Ex-AFL-CIO Exec Says He Was Axed Over Comments To Mayor
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Mack Trucks Worker's Gender Bias Suit
• Caterpillar Inks $60M Deal To Exit Bus Engine Defect Suit
• 3rd Circ. OKs $1.4M Shipping Lien In Bankruptcy Row
• Superstorm Sandy Call Center Was Due Full Pay, Judge Says
• Tipped Workers Hit TGI Friday's Operator With Wage Suit
• Another NJ Doc Gets Prison In Bribe-For-Referral Scheme
• Shareholders Sue Over Samsonite's $1.8B Deal For Tumi
• Privacy Group Urges 3rd Circ. To Revive Paytime Data Suit
• Aviation Act Doesn't Preempt State Liability Law: 3rd Circ.
• Atlantic City Again Escapes Asset Freeze In School Row
• L'Oreal Can't Duck Ex-Patent Atty's Suit, 3rd Circ. Told
• High Court Power Subsidy Ruling Keeps States In The Dark
• NJ High Court Says Ethics Head Can Probe Tossed Complaint
• Apotex Says Mylan, Ranbaxy Rewrite Law In Provigil Appeal
• Wells Fargo, BofA Want Job Seeker's Antitrust Claims Tossed
• Atty Hid Miffed Clients When Applying For Policy, Insurer Says
• Novartis Asks 3rd Circ. To Uphold Dismissal Of Zometa Suit
• Recent Developments In Dodd-Frank Reporting — Part 1
• Interpreting A Patent Is Not So 'Plain And Ordinary' After All
• High Court Backs Invalidation Of Md. Power Plant Subsidy
• IRS Immune To Defunct Firm's Collection Suit, Judge Says
• Benicar MDL Cases Survive Daiichi's Symptom Challenges
• 3rd Circ. Puts An End To Objections In NFL Concussion Deal
• Avaya Ordered To Produce Billing Records In $66M Fee Fight
• NJ Blood Lab Owner Gets Prison For Bribery Scheme
• Cole Schotz Opens Fla. Location With Sachs Sax Estate Pro
• Williams-Sonoma Defends Win Against NJ Workers' OT Suit
• Justices Won't Hear Polish Man's Challenge To Re-Entry Bar
• Ashford REIT Sells 5 Hotels For $142M To Noble
• Mack-Cali's Residential Arm Drops $85M On 3 JV Buyouts
• Another Take On Reed Smith, Pepper Hamilton Merger Talks
• Workplace Free Speech: When Politics And Religion Collide
• NFL Concussion Deal Affirmed By 3rd Circ.
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• The Glass Ceiling Report
• The Top 5 Ways BigLaw Is Failing Women
• The 100 Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• Atlantic City Chips Away At School District Debt
• Insurer Sues Over Defense Costs For Meningitis Suits
• Railroads Want Quick Win On NJ Couple's Derailment Claims
• Buyers Urge 3rd Circ. To Reopen Effexor Pay-For-Delay Suit
• Avis Accused Of Trying To Limit Customers' Rights
• NJ Lender Pays $113M To Settle Loan Insurance Violations
• Online Customers Not Buying Burlington's 'Terms of Use'
• J&J Unit Settles Ex-Exec's Whistleblower Claims In NJ
• OPINION: Advising The GOP About Its Obligation To Advise
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Reverse Ruling In Merck Fraud Row
• NJ To Adopt Uniform Bar Exam, Admission By Motion
• Gibson Dunn Given More Time For Bridgegate Doc Reply
• 3rd Circ. Shuns Marine Radio Providers' Collusion Suit
• NJ High Court Bars 'Serial Ethics Offender'
• Sheet Metal Union To Pony Up $1.6M In EEOC Race Bias Case
• NJ Assembly Panel Tweaks AC Recovery Bill, Slams Takeover
• NJ Defense Contractor Gets 57 Months For Export Crimes
• Ex-USC Football Star Gets Insurance Fight Moved To Calif.
• Walgreens Urges 3rd Circ. To Keep Provigil Class Certified
• Patent Holder Says It Wasn't 'Running Away' From Alice Test
• 12 Coughlin Duffy Attorneys Start Kinney Lisovicz In NJ
• NJ Developers Snag $170M Loan For Jersey City Apt. Tower
• Deals Rumor Mill: Lonza Group, IDT, Deutsche Bank
• Jury To Decide If J&J Fired Exec For Affair Or Whistlebowing
• Fox Rothschild Adds 3-Atty Team In NJ From Forman Holt
• TurboTax Terms Duck Liability, Consumer Suit Says
• NJ Court Affirms Crum & Forster's Win In Construction Spat
• NJ Pols Propose 'One Last Chance' For AC To Avoid Takeover
• Electronic Class Notice May Be The Best Notice Practicable
• 3rd Circ. Rebuffs Adelson Bid To Nix WSJ Libel Suit Subpoena
• NJ Activists Seek To Halt Construction On Historic Battlefield
• Christie High Court Nominee Ends Battle For The Bench
• 'Bad Girl' Collaborator Urges 3rd Circ. To Revive Usher Row
• Judge Won't Rethink Gibbons DQ Denial In Cigna Suit
• NJ Devils Rink Co. Sued Over Exculpatory Service Terms
• Newark, Airbnb Reach Deal Over Hotel Tax
• Indicted NJ Landfill Owner Asks To Halt Cleanup Suit
• Beyond The Bathroom: NC Law Flushes Employee Protections
• Drafting Separation Agreements For Employers: A Quick Guide
• Why Food Companies May See More Slack-Fill Class Actions
• Justices Asked To Review Class Arbitrability In Gas Lease Row
• Morgan Stanley Financial Advisers Lose OT Cert. Bids
• Justice Sotomayor Offers Peek Into Judicial Decision-Making
• Christie Taps McElroy Deutsch Atty For High Court Seat
• Showboat Sale Dispute Should've Gone To Trial, Straub Says
• Eminent Domain Gets Court OK In Jersey Shore Dune Fight
• NJ Panel Says Casino Agency Properly Fired Worker
• Label Suit Should Be Erased, Drugmakers Tell NJ Judges
• Port Authority Wants Master Plan For NY, NJ Marine Port
• Visa Sting Is A Stark Reminder To Scrutinize Recruiters
• 3rd Circ. Asked To Uphold $64M Deal In Verizon Billing Suit
• NJ Justices To Weigh Generic Reglan Preemption Claims
• NJ Education Agency Can't Freeze Atlantic City's Assets
• NJ Wants Gov't Contract Bidders To Submit Gender Pay Report
• NJ Sen. Asks Feds To Probe Airline Pricing Practices
• Dassault Can't Duck Unpaid Business Jet Commissions Suit
• Freight Co. Hit With Class Action Over Background Checks
• Port Authority Reform Bill Clears A Hurdle, But More Remain
• Legal Delivery In The 'Gig Economy'
• PHH Can't Shirk Force-Placed Insurance Class Suit In NJ
• NJ Landlord Admits To Karaoke Permit Bribery Scheme
• Toys R Us, Bed Bath & Beyond Sued Over Website Terms
• FERC Greenlights Transco's NJ Pipeline Expansion
• Interim Class Counsel Picked In Mercedes 'Defeat Device' Row
• Utica Mutual Must Defend Broker In Suit, NJ Court Says
• Takata Partially Escapes Seat Belt Tester's Legal Fees
• NJ Builder In OSHA Crosshairs Again For Flouting Safety
• Mercedes Sued Again Over Alleged Diesel Emissions Cheating
• State Takeover Foes Advance New Atlantic City Recovery Bill
• Landmark Dodd-Frank 'Spoofing' Conviction OK'd By Judge
• Sanofi Can't Escape Junk Fax Suit After Campbell-Ewald
• Tearful NJ Judge Denies Remarks Were Sexual
• Dow To Pay $400M To End Opt-Out Urethane Price-Fix Claims
• Christie Blasts AC Takeover Foes, Says Other Cities At Risk
• Former Amtrak Exec Picked To Lead New Jersey Transit
• NLRB Judge Says Health Center Illegally Undermined Union
• NLRB Member 'Tainted' Nursing Home Case, 3rd Circ. Hears
• Former NJ City Official Admits To Rigging Contracts
• DOJ Ends Newark Airport Suit After United Scraps Slot Lease
• Cahill Can't Dodge Asbestos Victims' Spoliation Claims
• A Post-Vaalco Look At State Director Removal Statutes
• Succession Planning: A Key Strategy For Law Firm Longevity
• DHS Seeks Dismissal In 3rd Circ. Row With Immigrant Moms
• 3rd Circ. Affirms $18M Ruling Against Atty In ERISA Suit
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rehear Denied Coverage Suit Over IP Battle
• 21 People Arrested In Fraudulent Student Visas Scheme
• Hospira Can't Shake Patent Row Over Generic Aloxi
• Atlantic City Casino Gets Greenlight For $88M Tax Trial
• Rubin & Rothman Wins Reversal Of Default In Debt Suit
• Travelers Denied Win In Row Over Becton's $167M In Deals
• Sills Cummis Litigation Atty Rejoins Sokol Behot In NJ
• GSK, Teva Pick Up Steam In Lamictal Pay-For-Delay Cert Bid
• 10 Tech Trends Automakers And Insurers Need To Watch
• TSCA Amendments Are Coming: 5 Ways To Prepare Now
• FTC Amicus Brief Highlights Post-Actavis Challenges
• Elite Prep School Denied Labor Cert. Over 'In-House' Ads
• Santander Loses Bid To Dismiss Or Arbitrate Wage, OT Suit
• Judge Seeks More Info Before Making Call On BlackBerry Suit
• NJ Sues Atlantic City Over $34M Owed To School District
• J&J Witness Tells Jury Fired Exec Pursued Her
• Feds Insist Arnold & Porter Has Conflict With Senator's Pal
• Kelley Drye Nabs Class Action Pro Leaving NJ AG's Office
• NJ Transit Tells FCC Wireless Interference Risks Safety
• Public Info-Based FCA Suit Can't Survive, PharMerica Says
• 7 Lessons I Learned As A Trial Lawyer On Jury Duty
• Background Check Challenges For Home Health Care Agencies
• NJ Court Revives Benefits Claim Of Superstorm Sandy Worker
• Buyer Tells 3rd Circ. Insurer Owes In Pa. Mansion Fire Suit
• NAM Urges Justices To Take Up Lamictal Pay-For-Delay Case
• NJ Broker Gets Prison For Gambling Away Client Money
• Ex-NFLer Says Ala. Law Firm Belongs In $1M Fraud Suit
• Ex-NJ Insurance Prosecutor Tapped For Appellate Post
• Ex-NJ Furniture Exec Cops To $17M Bank Leumi Loan Fraud
• The 2016 Rising Stars, By Firm
• NJ Warranty Act Class Tanked By Individual Inquiries