New Jersey Archive » November, 2019

New Jersey - November, 2019

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• AGs, Enviros Take Aim At EPA's Methane Standard Rollbacks
• NJ Should Live Up To Its State Motto By Legalizing Cannabis
• NJ Debtor Can't Duck Arbitration Clause For Lack Of Clarity
• NJ Teacher Can Arbitrate Super Bowl Parade Absence Dispute
• Headaches Abound As States Try To Clarify CBD Landscape
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Pierce Bainbridge Win In 'Gears Of War' Fight
• Subaru Slammed With Suit Over SUV Air Bag Sensors
• 4 States To Appeal Dismissal Of SALT Cap Case To 2nd Circ.
• NJ Gov. Plugs Pot Decriminalization Ahead Of Possible Vote
• Protect Cannabis Workers' Rights, Union Urges NE Governors
• NJ Judiciary Beats Atty's Suit Over Due Process Violations
• NJ Housing Official's Rape Suit Goes To Mediation
• States Urge 9th Circ. To Preserve Block On Public Charge Rule
• Three Traders In Newswire Hack Plot Liable For $47.6M
• Book Review: Who's To Blame For The Broken Legal System?
• NJ Seller Can Nix Property Deal After Buyer Failed To Close
• 3rd Circ. Sends Fosamax Suits To District Court
• Justices Skip TCPA Case Over Medical Database Faxes
• 'Bridgegate' Convictions For Fraud Must Stand, Justices Told
• ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Paul Weiss, S&C Shape $9.7B Novartis Deal For NJ Drugmaker
• 3rd Circ. Says Feds Aren't Liable In NJ Weapons Cleanup Case
• Pa. Appeals Court To Rethink J&J's $20M Mesh Verdict Appeal
• Destination Maternity's Ch. 11 Financing OK'd In Del.
• Ex-Gov't Informant Can't Pause SEC Suit Amid High Court Bid
• How States' 2020 Policy Agendas Are Taking Shape
• Avenue Stores Consents To Converting Case To Ch. 7
• The Top Pennsylvania Employment Law Changes In 2019
• Princeton, Facebook Dodge IP Suit Over AI Data, For Now
• J&J Loses 'Premature' Bid To Toss $37.3M Asbestos Verdict
• NJ Firm Beats Suit Over Defaulted $32M Real Estate Loan
• Health, Real Estate Acquisition Cos. Price $425M IPOs
• Aurora Cannabis Hit With Stock Drop Suit Over Tanking Sales
• Attys Duck Punitives In Row Over Ex-Client's Sex Assault Trial
• NJ Gov. Says Deal Close On Corp. Tax Incentive Programs
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rethink OK'ing Seizure Of Citgo Parent Shares
• NJ Paralegal Fraudulently Practiced Law, Appeals Court Finds
• Contested 9th Circ., Trial Court Picks Move Forward
• 3rd Circ. Nixes Ex-Atty's New Trial Bid Over Billing Scam
• Secured Creditor Duties Ripe For High Court Consideration
• NJ Developer Can't Revive Housing Project In Zoning Suit
• Harvest Health Walks Away From $225M Financing Deal
• Canopy Hit With Shareholder Suit Over Weak Earnings
• Zimmer Must Face Pa. Woman's Faulty Hip Implant Claims
• NJ Municipal Judge Reprimanded For 'Demeaning' Emails
• Avenue Stores Lender Backs Converting Case To Chapter 7
• 3rd Circ. Rejects FCC's Rehearing Bid In Media Rules Case
• Judge Facing Ouster Tells NJ Justices To 'Do The Right Thing'
• Auto Insurer Med Exam Requirement Not OK, Pa. Justices Say
• NJ Builder Wins Bid To Halt Deal Amid Redevelopment Push
• Will College Athletes Be Deemed Employees Soon?
• Atty Can't Get NJ High Court To Take On Malpractice Ruling
• NJ Justices Doubt Jenny Craig Arbitration Clause Falls Short
• NJ High Court Challenges Lack Of Affidavit In Med Mal Suit
• House Dems Press Pai On Tribal Spectrum Restrictions
• Grid Policy Shuts Out Offshore Wind Lines, FERC Told
• Judge 'Not Proud' Of Discourteous Emails, NJ Justices Hear
• NJ Justices Skeptical Of Ford's Bid To Duck Asbestos Ruling
• How To Hire Lateral Partners More Effectively
• Ex-Reed Smith Paralegal Can Avoid Appeal Costs In Bias Suit
• Court Rejects $100M Cap On NJ Transit's Sandy Coverage
• NJ Power Broker Defends State Tax Incentive Programs
• Retrial Sought Against J&J After FDA Finds Asbestos In Talc
• After Legislative Slump, NJ Voters Might Make Pot Legal
• NJ Justices To Pick Up Pieces Of Asbestos Liability Puzzle
• Mack-Cali Scores $300M Loan For Jersey City Project
• Longfin Investors Can't Revive Network 1 Claims
• J&J Defeats New Trial Bid In NJ Asbestos-In-Talc Case
• Recently Reversed: How J&J, Avis & LG Toppled Big Verdicts
• 3 Takeaways As Uber, NJ Square Off Over $650M Tax Tab
• Target Sues Chubb For Coverage Of Data Breach Claims
• Claims Court Tosses Challenge To $991M Army Bundle Deal
• J&J's $572M Opioid Loss Cut To $465M As Judge Fixes Math
• 5 Takeaways As DOJ Finds Footing In FCA Dismissal Crusade
• House, Senate Reach Deal To Unite Robocall Legislation
• NJ Tax Talk: Benefits Case Advances Spousal Liability Relief
• Perrigo Investors Win Cert. In Suit Over Thwarted Sale
• SEC's Cognizant Bribe Suit Paused Amid Criminal Case
• US Trustee Wants Avenue Stores Case Converted To Ch. 7
• Senators Float Bill To Create Drug-Pricing Agency
• Employment Hires: FordHarrison, Perkins Coie
• How Increased Stays Pending IPR May Affect Venue Choice
• Sleepy's Can't Shake NJ Class Action Over Botched Order
• Destination Maternity's Expedited Ch. 11 Sale Plan Approved
• DC Circ. Ponders If Chevron Saves Group Health Plan Rule
• NJ Car Dealer Pushes To Topple Arbitration Waiver Ruling
• 4 Months After Kisor V. Wilkie, Auer Deference Survives
• NJ School Fights McCarter Bid To Escape Malpractice Suit
• PennEast Will Ask Justices To Undo 3rd Circ. Pipeline Ruling
• McKinsey Says Ex-Partner Took Secrets To Rival Accenture
• 3rd Circ. Needn't Weigh Robocall Exemption Ax, Feds Say
• Galena Again Beats Investors' 'Shotgun' Opioid Claims Suit
• Feds Charge 6 In Alleged $27M NJ Money Laundering Ring
• 3rd Circ. Slams J&J Bid To Out HIV Drug Suit Whistleblowers
• Ex-Immunomedics Brass Must Face Del. Suit Over $250M Deal
• Covington Guides Merck In $576M Deal For Life Science Biz
• NJ Towns Can Enforce Pollution Cleanup Orders, Court Says
• Can State Laws One-Up SEC's Regulation Best Interest?
• FERC Orders Advance Grid Operators' Energy Storage Plans
• Texas Could Take Page From Mass.'s Judicial Selection Book
• Genova Burns Dragged Into Suit Against Disbarred NJ Pol
• Federal Laws Continue To Hinder State Sports Betting Trend
• NJ College Ex-GC Must Face Claim Over Improper Side Gigs
• NJ Judge OKs $12M For 2 Firms In Chemical Price-Fix Deal
• Wholesale Deals Can't Nix J&J Antitrust Row, 3rd Circ. Told
• Feds' Deal For Posting 3D-Printed Gun Plans Ruled Unlawful
• Genetic Testing Gold Rush Gives Rise To Fraud Allegations
• Too Late To Fight Venue In $2.1M Atty Fee Suit, 3rd Circ. Told
• Judging A Book: McKeown Reviews 'Conversations With RBG'
• Ex-Merrill Lynch Worker Nabs Deal Before OT Suit Caves In
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• NJ Justices To Review New Trial Order Over 'Judge Shopping'
• Insurer Not On Hook For Suit Against Firm, 3rd Circ. Says
• Debt Firm's Owners Sued Over Alleged Control Gambit
• Dr. Reddy's Can't Kill Arthritis Drug Patent Suit Yet
• NJ Town Seeks To Toss Judge's 'Audacious' Suit Over Arrest
• SEC's Cognizant Bribe Suit May Mean Differing Rulings
• States' Vaping Bans Face Legal Hurdles
• NJ Atty Suspended Indefinitely For No-Showing At Trial
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revisit Conviction In Judicial Conspiracy Case
• Developments In State Taxation Of Nonadmitted Insurance
• FCC Asks 3rd Circ. To Review Panel's Hold On Media Rules
• Skadden, Kirkland Steer Realogy's $400M Relocation Arm Sale
• Yogurt Store Can't Rehash Damage Claims Against Roofer
• BMW Loses Bid To Sanction Consumer For Altering Vehicle
• NJ Justices Challenge Doc's Bid To Duck Cancer Death Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Invenergy, Offer Ramim, Madison Realty
• NJ Contractor Can't Revive Suit Over Deal That Didn't Exist
• Ex-Reed Smith Paralegal's Appeal May Be Tossed At 3rd Circ.
• Prudential Accused Of Pricey Retirement Plan Investments
• Pipeline Projects Face New Questions On Landowner Rights
• Trump Admin.'s Health Care 'Conscience Rule' Shot Down
• NY Tax Minutes: Trump Tax Updates, End To SALT Cap Suit
• Sleepy's Tries To Put Customer Refund Class Action To Bed
• NJ Broker Accused Of Reaping $28M From 'In-And-Out' Trades
• Some Progress In Battle For Cannabis Biz Tax Deductions
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rethink Convictions In Payday Lending Suit
• NJ Justices To Mull Lowered Bar For Workplace Bias Suits
• Litigation Funder Loses Bid To Rein In Concussion Deal Judge
• Ex-Tanker Engineer Dodges Prison For Oil Dump Cover-Up
• An Inside Look At PFAS Regulatory Action: Part 2
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revisit 'Untenable' PennEast Decision
• Blame Game Won't Save Texas Condo Developer From Prison
• Longfin Investors Push To Update Network 1 Allegations
• NJ AG To Keep Privacy Pressure On As Breach Reports Drop
• Verbal NJ Real Estate Deal Can't Back Up Written Contract
• NJ Enviro Agency Aims To Restore Hess Pollution Claims
• An Inside Look At PFAS Regulatory Action: Part 1
• Flat-Fee Legal Billing Can Liberate Attorneys
• Justices Won't Second-Guess Worker's ADA Trial Win
• Brookfield Brings In $9B For 5th Flagship PE Fund
• 3rd Circ. Revives LSAT Taker's ADA Accommodation Suit
• NJ College Slams Fired President's Take On Due Process
• Fund Admin's Parent Can't Escape $40M Ponzi Scheme Suit
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Latham, Debevoise
• Spoliation Rule Remains Ambiguous Despite Amendments
• Data Privacy Laws, Hackers Put Cyber Insurance In Spotlight
• NJ Atty's Legacy Spans From Shore To South America
• Borrowers Get Cert. In CashCall Usury Suit Over Tribal Ties
• Chancery OKs Paring Ex-Heartland CEO's Legal Fees
• Jackson Hewitt Gets Class Limited In NY No-Poach Suit