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New Jersey - October, 2017

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• Menendez Jury Instructions Crafted With Eye On McDonnell
• Valeant Pays $13M To End Diabetes Drug Royalty Claims
• NJ Panel Sinks Defamation Claim Over Atty's Ebay Letters
• NJ Sues Purdue Pharma Over Opioid Marketing
• Jacoby & Meyers Clients Lose Class Cert. Bid In Billing Suit
• NJ State Police Ordered To Reveal Troopers' Pay Info
• Judging A Book: McConnell Reviews 'Unequal'
• Eye Drug Co. Can Relocate Shareholder Suits To Mass.
• NJ Authorities Say Breaches Affecting 116K Reported In 2016
• Menendez, Doctor Lose Mistrial Bid Over Excluded Evidence
• Expert Cleared To Testify In Ford Minivan Fire Insurance Suit
• Traveler Wants 3rd Circ. To Rehear Suit Against TSA Agent
• NJ Transit Gets Another Shot At Shielding Docs In Bias Suit
• Ex-Federal Prosecutor, Dechert Atty Joins Saul Ewing In Philly
• Ex-Port Authority Atty Dodges Suspension Over Fake Letter
• Justices Won't Hear Robert Half Class Arbitration Challenge
• Consumer Gets 'Superfood' Fraud Suit Moved To Utah
• NJ Hospital, Doc Hit With $17M Verdict In Brain Injury Case
• NJ Pastor Gets Five Years For Bitcoin Bribery Scheme
• Making Pro Bono Work
• A Few Facts About Halloween Costumes And Copyright
• NJ Judge Accused Of Rage, 'Extreme Emotional Immaturity'
• Pipeline Threatens Pinelands, NJ Sierra Club Suit Says
• Merck Can't Escape Fosamax MDL, Patients Tell High Court
• 'Too Similar' Rutgers Logos Threaten Deals, Apparel Co. Says
• NJ Lawmaker Sues AG For Docs In Whistleblower Case
• Theme Park Loses Fight With NJ Over Use Of Tainted Well
• NJ Homeowners Win Bid To Pause Shore Walkway Project
• Fired GNC Manager Wins $250K Verdict In Age Bias Suit
• Fired Wells Fargo Bankers Lose Race Bias Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Nightingale, TD Bank, Izek Shomof
• Making Pro Bono Work: The Sidley-Exelon Partnership
• Rejecting FTC Drug-Level Standard On Dietary Supplements
• Recipe For Legal Project Management: Look To BBQ Champs
• Menendez Lawyers Want Mistrial Over Excluded Evidence
• Cooper Covered For Pollution Cleanup, NJ Judge Rules
• NJ Justices Decline To Hear Jersey City Zoning Case
• Occidental Owes Repsol $65M In NJ River Cleanup Saga
• Tenant Not Liable For Broker Commission, NJ Panel Says
• Sanofi Says Mylan Infringing 18 Insulin Patents
• Senate Panel Advances Trump's 3rd, 10th Circ. Picks
• Sens. Ask FCC To Intervene In Verizon, Univision Dispute
• Making Pro Bono Work: Can You Practice In Your State?
• Representing Women At The Intersection Of Law And Finance
• Menendez Aide Pressed On Exception To Gifts Disclosure
• NY Doc Convicted Of Taking Bribes In Test-Referral Scheme
• Advocacy Groups Urge Justices To Keep Sports Betting Ban
• NJ Hospital Loses Medicaid Reimbursement Rate Appeal
• Archer & Greiner Lands Former NJ Appellate Judge
• 3rd Circ. Nixes Securities Suit Against Pa. Stock Exchanges
• Deutsche Bank To Pay $220M To States In Libor-Rigging Deal
• Making Pro Bono Work: Building Sponsorship Relationships
• Clean Water Act Challenges To Pipeline Projects: Part 2
• Parsonage Exemption Not Tied To Worship Site: NJ Tax Court
• Trending In Telehealth: Behavioral Health Services
• Menendez Talk Didn't Cause PAC Donation Push, NJ Atty Says
• Toys R Us Cleared To Tap Remainder Of $3.1B DIP Loan
• US Sides With Leagues In Supreme Court Sports Betting Case
• NJ Duo Confess To Navy Contract Kickback Scheme
• Bankrupt Atty Can't Pledge Future Fees, NJ Justices Told
• Honeywell Must Chip In On Asbestos Claims, NJ Justices Told
• Making Pro Bono Work: Beyond The Hurdles
• Lasser Hochman Gets Shot At Fees For Copying Client's Files
• When Exempt Employees Don't Meet Work Expectations
• Amazon Says 238 Cities Vying For 2nd Headquarters
• Foley & Lardner Slams DQ Bid In Slot Game Suit
• Ex-State Dept. Official Denies That Menendez Made Threat
• Antitrust Attys Back 3rd Circ. Rehearing In DuPont Suit
• Suit Over $2M Policy Proceeds Stays Alive In Federal Court
• Doctors' Counsel Nab $27M In Sanofi Vaccine Antitrust Row
• German Car Giants See NJ Antitrust Claims Move Into MDL
• NJ Justices Set To Weigh Asbestos Coverage Gap Quandary
• NJ Woman Gets 2 Years For $2.8M Vet Retraining Scam
• Judging A Book: Pryor Reviews 'Scalia Speaks'
• Fla. Law Prof. Wants In On Sports Betting High Court Args
• Theater Asks 3rd Circ. To Revisit Suit Seeking Interpreters
• How The 3rd Circ. Stripped Down The 'Bare Metal' Defense
• Testing Judicial Control Over Attorney Conduct At Depositions
• The Inside Counsel Revolution
• Stockpiling Biologics Under Hatch-Waxman Protection
• Boehringer Sues Drugmakers To Block Generic Gilotrif Plans
• $120M State AG Deal With GM Preludes More State Actions
• Law Firm Can't Undo Debtor's Win In Unfair-Collection Suit
• NJ Drink-Price Ruling Stresses Proof Of Consumer Harm
• To Lure Amazon HQ, Cities Dangle Tax Incentives
• Car Dealer Software Providers Hit With NJ Antitrust Suit
• NJ Court Orders Hearing To See If Threat Swayed Arbitrator
• Avis Settles TCPA Class Action Over Text Messages
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Sullivan, Wachtell
• Menendez Defense Challenges Claim Of Threatening Hearing
• NJ Wants To Yank Doc's License For Overprescribing Opioids
• NJ Justices Disbar Atty Who Stole Funds To Gamble
• 3rd Circ. Ends Mary Kay Workers' Forced Merchandise Suit
• GM To Pay $120M To End States' Ignition-Switch Probes
• Prior Fee Suit Bars Malpractice Claims, NJ Panel Says
• A Magical Surprise Hidden In 3rd Circ. Rest Break Opinion
• The Law Firm CFO's Role In The Strategic Planning Process
• Menendez 'Not Angry' Over Medicare Policy, Ex-Staffer Says
• Crowell & Moring Adds NJ's Former 1st Asst. AG To NY Office
• Aerogroup's $25M DIP Deal A 'Nonstarter,' Judge Says
• Judge Can't Dodge Training Ban During Probe, NJ Argues
• 3rd Circ. Revives Eyedrop Users' Action Over Dosage Size
• Gov't, Defense An Ocean Apart On Coin.mx Pastor's Sentence
• 3rd Circ. Says Investors' Atty Hid Info, Buries $30M Award
• Ex-NJ Health Care Leader Joins Porzio Bromberg
• Law Firms Must Transition To An Industry Sector Approach
• EU Accepts Becton Dickinson's Fixes For $24B Bard Buy
• Navigating The Pitfalls Of Civil Investigative Demands
• Sham Affidavits In Medical Product Liability: Part 2
• Crist Visit To Menendez Doc Used To Counter Bribery Charges
• NJ Court Tees Up Fights On Building Defect Coverage Trigger
• Chicago Law Firm Brings Proposed Class Action Over Faxes
• 3rd Circ. Backs Daily News, TMZ In Libel Suit
• NJ Doctor Cops To Bilking Medicare, Others Out Of $3M
• NJ Panel Keeps Legal Malpractice Suit Nixed Over Experts
• Impax, Amneal Ink Deal To Become $1.75B Generics Giant
• NY, NJ, Calif. Worst States For Business Taxes, Study Says
• Judging A Book: Kozinski Reviews 'The Judge'
• Lack Of Affidavit Sinks Med Mal Claim In NJ Appeals Court
• Siris To Pay $1B For Synchronoss Cloud Software Unit
• Calif. Resident Says Indian Restaurant Sending Spam Texts
• Big Leagues Go To Bat For Federal Sports Betting Ban
• Sham Affidavits In Medical Product Liability: Part 1
• Theory Behind Menendez Charges Ruled OK Under McDonnell
• Aerosoles Owner Seeks $25M DIP For Del. Ch. 11
• Insurer's Dispute With Firm Belongs In State Court: Judge
• Ex-Pa. Rep. Staffer's Malicious Prosecution Suit Axed
• Valspar Asks 3rd Circ. To Rethink 'Impossible' Price-Fixing Bar
• Trenk DiPasquale's Email Excuse Is Shaky, Water Agency Says
• SJI Inks $1.7B Deal For Southern Co. Gas Units In NJ, Md.
• Woman's Facial Scar Case Rightly Dismissed, NJ Panel Says
• New Post-Recession Metrics For BigLaw Partner Success
• NJ Judge Fights Training Program Ban Amid Bias Claims
• J&J Loses Remand Fight In NJ Talc MDL
• Hill Wallack Adds Real Estate Partner In New Jersey
• Short Rest Breaks Are Compensable Time, 3rd Circ. Says
• NJ Reaches Online Gambling Agreement With Nev., Del.
• FDA Shuts Down Calif. Dietary Supplement Maker
• USCIS Told To Revisit NJ Co.'s Bid For Soccer Coach Visas
• Time To Lift Student Loan Counseling Restrictions
• 3rd Circ. Knocks Atty's 'Rudimentary' Error In Cops' Bias Suit
• Health Hires: Boston Scientific, Mintz Levin
• New Jersey Whistleblower Protections: More Than Skin-Deep
• Mass. Ruling Doesn't End NJ Eyedrops Case, 3rd Circ. Told
• Sun Chemical Hit With $7.5M Suit Over NJ Contamination
• McDonnell Can't Void Ex-Rep. Fattah's Conviction, Feds Say
• Sony Beats Bid To Revive NJ Suit Over Exploding TV Fire
• Spectrum License Holder To Pay $9.4M To End Investor Suit
• Adapting To Equal Pay Laws In Flux
• 3 Strategies I Learned From LegalZoom
• NJ Judge Challenges Theory Under Menendez Bribery Trial
• Casino Can't Prove Baccarat Cards Had Defects, Maker Says
• Real Estate Partnership Investor Owes NJ Biz Tax, Judge Says
• Why You Should Consider Hyperlinking Your Next Brief
• Convicted Ex-Simpson Thacher Tipper Gets Opening On Fine
• Athletic Clothing Brand Says Rutgers Swiped Logos
• NJ Justices Question Nurse's Silence In Unemployment Row
• Contract Suit In Wells Fargo Data Row Sent To Arbitration
• Builder Entitled To Abatement Law Update, NJ Justices Told
• AGs Tell Experian, TransUnion To Halt Fees Post-Equifax
• Trenk DiPasquale Fights Probe Request In Water Agency Suit
• Menendez Advocacy Fell Between PAC Donations, Agent Says
• Pa. Man Admits To Kickback Scheme Involving Navy Contract
• Honeywell Unveils Plans To Spin Off Pair Of Businesses
• Asian-Americans Facing Challenges In The Legal Industry
• Bear Stearns Seeks 3rd Circ. Halt To FINRA Claim's Arbitration
• NJ Justices' Construction Ruling May Bog Suits Down
• Pharma Rights Transfer Sinks Tax Deficiency, 3rd Circ. Told
• 3rd Circ. Revives Disability Suit Against Theater Chain
• Pharma Employee Admits To Health Care Benefits Fraud
• Generic Cos. Say Mass. Ruling Foils 3rd Circ. Eye Drop Case
• A BigLaw Ladies' Guide To Becoming A 1st-Chair Trial Lawyer
• St. Joseph's Nurses Get Initial OK For $42M ERISA Deal
• $60M Merck Pay-For-Delay Deal, $20M Atty Fees Approved
• Schwartz Simon Drops Suit Against IRS Over Tax Collection
• New Jersey Powerhouse: Gibbons
• Post-Crisis AG Enforcement Is Just The Beginning
• Heartland Gets Initial OK For $2.5M Deal In AmEx Fee Suit
• NJ Sues Insys Over Opioid Drug Push, Calls Conduct 'Evil'
• Allstate Can Arbitrate NJ Auto Injury Action After All
• Sunoco Loses Redo Bid At 3rd Circ. Over Rewards Program
• Ex-Bookkeeper Stole $1.6M From NJ Co. Via PayPal, Feds Say
• NJ Justices To Weigh Ethics Rules For Dispute Resolution Biz
• NJ Powerhouse: Riker Danzig Scherer Hyland & Perretti
• Del. Defends 'Tortured' Statute Reading In Ozone Reg Fight
• Next Round Of Water Contamination Suits May Involve CWA
• 5 Tips To Ensure Proper Deposition Behavior
• NJ Atty Sent Doctor's Donations For Menendez, Witness Says
• Expert Properly Barred From Med Mal Suit, NJ Panel Says
• NJ Panel Says Negligence Isn't Obvious, Tosses Med Mal Suit
• NJ Appeals Court Upends Civil Judgment Over Ponzi Scheme
• New Jersey Powerhouse: Cole Schotz
• NJ Justices Trim TGI Friday's, Carrabba's Drink Price Suit
• Trump's 3rd Circ. Pick Defends Writing On Criminal Justice
• Ex-HHS Head Says Menendez Called Medicare Policy 'Unfair'
• 3rd Circ. Sinks 'Bare Metal' Defense In Asbestos Suit
• New Jersey Powerhouse: Drinker Biddle
• No One's Left To Sue IRS On Partners' Behalf, Tax Court Says
• 'Market Makers' Manipulated Pfizer Trades, 3rd Circ. Told
• Doctor To Pay SEC $34K To End Insider Trading Allegations
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive $176M DuPont Price-Fixing Claims
• Judging A Book: Tunheim Reviews 'Miles Lord'
• Menendez 'Hostile' Over Medicare Policy, Ex-Official Says
• Surgeon Wins Trial Over Allegedly Faulty Spinal Implants
• Shire Hits Allergan With Antitrust Suit Over Dry Eye Drugs
• Technology Assisted Review Can Work For Small Cases
• NJ Powerhouses Eclipse Competitors Amid Stagnant Demand
• Justices Won't Hear 2nd Appeal Of Online Threat Conviction
• Supreme Court Turns Down Trio Of Antitrust Appeals
• Nowhere To Run For Treadmill Co. On Class Certification
• Law360 Sizes Up The Term To Come