New Jersey Archive » January, 2019

New Jersey - January, 2019

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• NJ Lawmakers OK $15 Min. Wage Bill Amid Cost Concerns
• Delaware Outstrips Texas As Top Patent Hotspot Of 2018
• J&J Toxicologist Defends Co.'s Talc As 'Clean' At Cancer Trial
• NJ Bill Nixing Secret Harassment Deals Lands On Gov.'s Desk
• Verizon, AT&T Escape Antitrust Suit Over SIM Card Tech
• NJ Gov. Vetoes Tax Break For Attys' Fees In FCA Cases
• NY, Mass., Other States Sue EPA Over Ozone Pollution Regs
• NJ Concrete Co. Says Insurer Owes After Defect Mishap
• EagleView Aerial Patents Withstand Rival's Alice Challenge
• Blood Pressure Med Recalls Cost Us Double, Payers Say
• What Lawyers Can Do To Prevent And Combat Burnout
• 3rd Circ. Ends NJ Super Bowl Ticket Withholding Suit
• NJ College Must Face Bias Suit After Claims Deemed Timely
• Horizon, NJ Surgery Center Settle Benefits Formula Row
• J&J's Ethicon Slammed With $41M Verdict In Philly Mesh Case
• 'Inside Edition,' Golf Course Accused Of Putting Man In Coma
• NextEra Wants High Court To Undo $275M Breakup Fee Ruling
• 3rd Circ. NJ Classification Ruling Curbs Scope Of Preemption
• Circle Squared, PRC Team Up On NJ Apartment Project
• AGs Ask 9th Circ. To Keep Calif. Climate Suits In State Court
• J&J Pelvic Mesh Patient Endured 'Hell,' Pa. Jury Told
• J&J Pushes Pa. Justices To Limit Risperdal Claims Window
• House Dems Want Insulin Pricing Info From Lilly, Novo, Sanofi
• NJ Fraudster Gets 3 Years For $3.4M Olive Oil Scam
• Antares Faces Records Suit Over Testosterone Drug Troubles
• 5 Key NJ Insurance Coverage Decisions From 2018
• The Latest Developments In Antitrust Class Certification
• Ex-CEO Tells Chancery Salix Must Pay Her Legal Costs
• Disbarred Atty Can't Shake Conviction For Unlawful Practice
• 3rd Circ. Says NJ Transit Immune From Injury Verdict
• Celgene Says Drug Buyers' Second Try For Cert. No Better
• NJ Justices Order Panel To Rethink Sky Zone Arbitration Bid
• J&J Pushed Risperdal Despite Breast-Growth Risk, Jury Hears
• Real Estate Rumors: Baptist Health, Turnbridge, Anaplan
• Retired 3rd Circ. Judge Joins JAMS' Philadelphia Team
• NJ Panel Bails Insurer Out Of Paying Surgical Centers' Awards
• Tax On Exported Vehicle Constitutional, NJ Tax Court Says
• 3rd Circ. Says NJ Worker Classification Test Not Preempted
• NJ High Court Won't Take Up Hudson River Apartment Fight
• NJ Justices Decline To Hear Grocery Sales Tax Case
• Sen. Graham Agrees To Press AG Pick On Mueller Probe
• Attorney Can't Claim Libel Over Remarks In News Article
• Looking Back At The Life Settlements Industry In 2018
• Hedge Fund Bets $70M On Atlantic City's Former Revel Casino
• NJ Judge Pulled Rank To Escape Cuffs In Arrest, Cops Say
• J&J May Get Lifeline In Talc Trials From Mo. High Court
• Chiesa Shahinian Adds Ex-Pharma Counsel, Prosecutor In NJ
• NJ Bill Nixing Nondisclosure In Harassment Deals Advances
• German Co. Loses 3 Patents As Suit Against J&J Backfires
• Can 'Bundle' Payment Plans Shield Against FCA Liability?
• In NJ, Arbitration Clauses Cannot Be Hidden In Fine Print
• Scarinci Hollenbeck Hires Tech Expert, Musician In NJ
• NJ Court Won't Restore Contracts During Miss America Suit
• Judge's Ex-Beau Asks If Testimony Required In Ethics Case
• Buchanan Ingersoll Blasts 'Blitzkrieg Lawyering' In BMW Suit
• Indivior Wins Temporary Block On Alvogen Suboxone Generic
• Investors Fight Perrigo's Attempt To Escape Mylan Suit
• How States Are Forging Ahead With Obamacare
• Does The Continuing Violations Doctrine Apply To Title IX?
• After 3 Tries, Investors Can't Tie Fintech Co. To Stock Drop
• Barr, Slate Of Court Picks Set For Judiciary Panel Vote
• NJ Judge Suspended For Secretly Recording Boss Meetings
• J&J Didn't Warn Of Talc's Baby Asphyxiation Risks, Jury Told
• NJ Task Force Will Review State Tax Incentive Programs
• Atlantic City To Pay Hard Rock Casino $4.8M Under Settlement
• NJ Judge Tells Panel She Was Afraid Of Fugitive Ex-Beau
• NJ Transit Ducks 'Litigation Nightmare' In Bus Injury Suit
• NJ Courts Seek Clearer Terms In Wage Payment Penalty Bill
• Sanofi Suit Against Mylan To Stay In EpiPen MDL, For Now
• ADP Says Hitachi Knew Computer Bug Was 'Grave Threat'
• Law Schools Should Be More Like Medical Centers
• VW Challenges Claims Review Bids In $10B Emissions Deal
• Why The SEC Shutdown Must End
• Fight Over ACA Birth Control Regs May Land At High Court
• Which Views Will Win In Debate Over National Privacy Regs?
• NJ Atty Accused Of Raping Gov.'s Staffer Won't Face Charges
• Bankrupt Atty's Creditors Battle Over Fees After Settlement
• Trump Administration Appeals Birth Control Rule Block
• 3rd Circ. Sinks Pa.'s Fee Bid In Hospital Merger Fight
• Jackson Hewitt No-Poach Suit Dropped Quietly
• Bad Advice From Nonlawyer Can't Undo Deportation: 3rd Circ.
• NFL Concussion Judge Can't Nix Funding Deals, 3rd Circ. Told
• Hyundai Seeks To Toss Suit Over Alleged Engine Defects
• TGI Friday's Patron Fights Cert. Denial In Drink Prices Suit
• J&J Baby Powder Cover-Up Cost Workers Millions, Suit Says
• NJ Can't Budge Judge On PennEast Pipeline Land Grab
• Comparing Grid Operators' Energy Storage Market Proposals
• DOJ's Wire Act Opinion Is A Game Changer
• Navigating The Many Risks Of PFAS In M&A Transactions
• Trump Renominations Include Contested 3rd, 9th Circ. Picks
• Scientist Calls Studies Touted By J&J 'Dubious' At Talc Trial
• Insurer Must Face $2.75M Claim Over Wrongful Death Deal
• Direct Buyers Fight GSK, Teva's Bid To Stay Lamictal Suit
• Geico Beats Coverage Over NJ Motorcycle Crash On Appeal
• Jury Says Chemical Co. Owes $2.4M For Fatal Mesothelioma
• Ex-Maxus Owners Say $14B Suit Covers Well-Worn Ground
• NJ Energy Cos. Say Prices Wrong In $60M Fight With Antero
• J&J To Pay States $120M For False Hip Implant Promos
• Courts Are Getting It Right On Litigation Funding Discovery
• NJ Sen. Pushes Legal Challenge Of DOJ's Wire Act Opinion
• NJ Justices Won't Hear $2.7M Jersey City Tax Ruling
• Ford Wins NJ High Court Review Of Asbestos Liability Ruling
• Virginia Is Latest State To Find Employer 'Take Home' Duty
• NJ Justices To Weigh In On Restroom-Camera Privacy Dispute
• NJ Governor's Atty Blasted For Withholding Rape Claims
• Atlantic City's Winning Streak Will Be Tough To Sustain
• Red Bull Moves To Halt NJ Gas Station's Foreign Drink Sales
• 3rd. Circ. Sinks Appeal Over Cruise Ship Border Port Search
• Pa. Judge Urged To Make J&J CEO Testify In Risperdal Trial
• Milbank Aids Tricky $325M Buy, 2018's Top NJ Office Deal
• Faulty Notice Sinks NJ Couple's Heart Attack Suit
• How States Are Preparing For The Next Recession
• Settlement Counsel Key For Efficient Mass Tort Resolution
• NJ Atty Ducks Malpractice Suit Over Real Estate Proceeds
• NJ Gov., Lawmakers Unveil $15 Minimum Wage Bill
• Construction Cos. Not Liable For Fatal Crash, NJ Court Says
• Liberty's Win In Crash Suit Was Legit, NJ Panel Says
• NJ Docs Not Bound By Two-Year Bar In Workers' Comp Cases
• Insulin Patients Impacted By Drug-Pricing Scheme, Court Told
• Diversity's Next Step: Developing Minority Partners
• Takeaways From NJ Bulletin On Out-Of-Network Health Care
• SEC's Response To Breach Scare Clarifies Wider Approach
• NJ Atty Seeks Revival Of Homeopathic Flu Remedy Fraud Suit
• Religious Bias Suit OK'd Over Pfizer's Iffy Arbitration Policy
• NJ Apprenticeship Rule May Be Heavy Lift For Contractors
• Curious Jury Gets Answers From Pathologist In J&J Talc Trial
• Wyndham Gets Terms-Of-Use Claim Cut From Resort Fee Suit
• Hernia Mesh Maker Can't Revive IP Suit Coverage Bid
• $367M Superfund Coverage Row Can't Be Arbitrated, Co. Says
• J&J Renews Bid To End Antitrust Suit From Walgreens, Kroger
• Jury Told Chemical Co. Must Pay For Worker's Asbestos Death
• High Court, With Kavanaugh, Rehears Pa. Takings Dispute
• UPMC Can Recoup E-Discovery Costs In FLSA Case: 3rd Circ.
• A Guide To Reducing Limitations Periods On Employee Claims
• Arbitrators And Mediators Should Reflect Society's Diversity
• NJ Judge Says Hostile Boss Prompted Secret Recordings
• NJ Panel Says Property Can't Be Levied For Ark. TCPA Suit
• 'Jersey Shore' Star's Brother On Hook For $337K To IRS
• NJ Sees $1.25B Wagered In Legal Sports Betting In 2018
• States Urge 5th Circ. To Reverse ICWA Invalidation Order
• Why AFAs Are Key To The Future Of Legal Practice
• Ukrainians Charged With 2016 Hack Of SEC Filings
• NJ High Court Probes 'Step-Down' Clause In Fatal Crash Row
• What To Expect In Environmental Law In 2019
• UberBlack Drivers Ask 3rd Circ. To Revive Wage Suit
• Chemical Co. Tells Jury Its Asbestos Didn't Kill NJ Worker
• Ex-ConvergEx Exec's Deal Aids 3 Cooperators At Sentencing
• Baker Botts Defeats Takeda's DQ Bid In Heartburn Drug Fight
• Biologist Found J&J Talc In Dying Woman's Tissue, Jury Hears
• J&J Faces Retrial After $151M Hip Implant Loss Reversed
• Mylan Fights To Put Consumer On Stand In Celgene Clash
• NJ Gambling Regulator Looks Into DraftKings Tournament
• NJ Strip Club Can't Duck Unemployment Taxes For Dancers
• FCC Denies House Dem's Call For Mobile Tracking Briefing
• NJ Firm Can't Shake Malpractice Suit Over Lost $102M Verdict
• Trump's ACA Birth Control Rules Blocked Nationwide
• 21st Amendment Vs. Commerce Clause At The High Court
• Jury Denied Info In $1.5M Ex-Player's Case, MLB Network Says
• NJ Takes PennEast Pipeline Land Grab Fight To 3rd Circ.
• NJ Justices Question Unemployment Benefits Rule Reading
• Betting Giant William Hill Settles FanDuel Copyright Suit
• Judging A Book: Barron Reviews 'The Clamor Of Lawyers'
• The Firms That Dominated In 2018
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• TracFone Accuses NJ Company Of Device Trafficking Scheme
• NJ Justices Won't Hear Challenge To $5.4M Junk Fax Ruling
• Consumers In All 50 States Sue Marriott Over Data Breach
• State Lawmakers Grapple With Proliferation Of E-Scooters
• 11 AGs Tell NLRB Not To Narrow Joint Employment Standard
• NJ Insurer Can't Duck $100K Fine For Deceptive Mailers
• E-Signing Bound Kaplan Student To Arbitration, 3rd Circ. Says
• The Case For Lawyer-Directed Litigation Funding In NY: Part 2
• NJ Gov. Aide Grilled Over Handling Of Sex Assault Claim
• NJ Chiropractor Ducks Bid To Revive Suit Over Atty Remarks
• What All Attorneys Need To Know About The Shutdown
• NJ Atty At Helm Of GOP Group Charged With Tax Evasion
• 3rd Circ Won't Revive Oil Tycoon's Money Transfer Suit
• NJ County Prosecutor Hit With Suit Over 'Toxic' Gender Bias
• 3rd Circ. Revives T-Mobile's Del. Cell Tower Zoning Fight
• Geico Must Face New Trial In NJ Over Car Crash Injuries
• Insurers Insist On Arbitration For $367M Superfund Coverage
• Drivers Seek $1.3M Attys' Fees In Fiat Transmission Deal
• Gov't Ordered To Beef Up Response To DACA Challenge
• The Case For Lawyer-Directed Litigation Funding In NY: Part 1
• In Pennsylvania, Drone Misuse Will Soon Be A Crime
• Enviros Take $1.9B Pa. Pipeline Permit Fight To High Court
• MetLife Can't Escape Suit Over Postal Worker's Death
• Expert Didn't Back Insurer's Suit Over Fire, NJ Court Says
• NJ Audit Finds Lack Of Oversight On $11B In Corp. Tax Breaks
• Levi & Korsinsky Wins Lead In McAfee-Linked Bitcoin Biz Row
• NFL Scores NJ High Court Win In Super Bowl Ticket Row
• 7 Questions To Add To Your Lateral Partner Questionnaire
• Late Filing Sinks NJ Comcast Worker's Age Bias Suit
• Ex-Sports Club Manager Must Arbitrate Racial Bias Claims
• Kessler Topaz Gets Lead In Campbell Soup Investor Suit
• Fire Alarm Claims Led To Explosion Damages, 3rd Circ. Told
• Ex-Novartis Exec Fired Over Study Objections, NJ Jury Told
• 21 AGs Join Pa., NJ In Fighting Trump's Birth Control Rules
• Neiman Marcus Settles Multistate Data Breach Row For $1.5M
• Mortgage Fraud Mastermind Gets 13 Years In Prison
• A Chat With Reed Smith Chief Marketing Officer Sadie Baron
• J&J Baby Powder Caused Dying Woman's Cancer, Jury Told
• Hoboken Can't Block High-Rise Plans With Zoning Changes
• NJ, Gov. Campaign Accused Of Mishandling Rape Claim
• NJ Judge Fights Ethics Charges Over Courtroom Remark
• Bridge Worker Hurt In NJ Can't Get Pa. Benefits, Court Says
• Hacking Nixes Injunction In Trade Secrets Row, 3rd Circ. Told
• IEX Group Stock Exchange Can't Dodge Nasdaq's Patent Suit
• NJ Towns Must Back Up Need To Take Land When Challenged
• Preemption In Pharmaceutical Cases: 2018 In Review
• 'Flexible Work' Makes Freelancing More Viable In BigLaw
• A Call To Permit Judicial Substitution In MDL Proceedings
• Judge Weinstein On Activism, Gobbledegook, Going Robeless
• As The Ball Drops, Minimum Wage Rises In 19 States
• States Slam EPA's Move To Delay Landfill Emission Rules
• Medical Device Co. Gets Nod For Ch. 11 Financing
• Education Co. Agrees To $500M Debt Relief Over Fraud Claims
• Nuns' Group Fights New Petition To Stop Birth Control Rules
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Simpson, MoFo
• Inconsistent Claims Again Sink NJ Gas Station Pollution Suit
• Sotheby's Real Estate Unit Must Face Ex-Client's Fraud Suit
• Top 10 SALT Stories Of 2018: Part 4
• Coughlin Duffy Adds 2 Insurance Partners In NJ
• Teva, GSK Want Lamictal Suit Paused To Appeal Class Cert.
• Ex-NHL Player Slams NJ Devils With Head Injury Suit
• Ex-Counsel To NJ Gov. Murphy Returns To McCarter & English
• Bristol-Myers' $74B Celgene Buy Gives 2019 M&A Fast Start
• What To Expect From Technology-Assisted Review In 2019
• Top 10 SALT Stories Of 2018: Part 3
• Investor Wins Fraud Ruling Against $200M Ponzi Schemer
• NJ Justices Weigh If School Is Shielded In Concert Injury Suit
• 17 AGs Appeal Ruling That Nixed Affordable Care Act
• Kirkland, Wachtell Steer Bristol-Myers' $74B Celgene Buy
• Ex-AT&T Workers Can't Duck Arbitration After Clicking Link
• NJ Medical Device Co. Seeks Financing In Del. Ch. 11
• 3rd Circ. Kills Class But Won't Touch FLSA Cert. In RBS Suit
• Liquid Holdings Execs Shave Some Investor Claims Over IPO
• Atty Who Copped To Money Laundering Agrees To Disbarment
• 3rd Circ. Won't Fast-Track $1.2B Venezuela Award Row
• Top 10 SALT Stories Of 2018: Part 2
• 2019 Will Bring More Good News For Litigation Finance
• NJ Med Mal Suit Axed For Filing One Birthday Too Late
• Top 10 SALT Stories Of 2018: Part 1
• Why More Law Firms Will Embrace Remote Work In 2019
• Antitrust Cases To Watch In 2019
• Life Sciences Cases To Watch In 2019
• Supreme Court Class Action Cases To Watch In 2019
• NJ Regulation And Legislation To Watch In 2019
• New Jersey Cases To Watch In 2019
• Product Liability Cases To Watch In 2019