New Jersey Archive » February, 2020

New Jersey - February, 2020

193 articles

• NJ's Novel Severance Law Ruins Small Biz Growth, Attys Say
• Justices Partially Stay Generic Drug Price-Fixing Discovery
• Maverick Funds Sue Bausch Claiming Valeant Price-Gouging
• 3rd Circ. Says Physical Harm Not Necessary For Asylum Claim
• Becton Hit With Stock Suit Following $59M Pump Recall
• J&J Says CEO Questioning Voids $186M Asbestos Trial Award
• FERC Price Order Leaves Renewable Developers Gobsmacked
• Legal Industry Should Pursue AI Prediction Progress
• Judge Says Attys Didn't 'Get The Message,' Can't Drop Clients
• UK Judge Condemns Hasty Patent Law Approach In NJ Talk
• DOT Chief Weighs Hudson Tunnel Repairs Amid Budget Talks
• Retired NJ Atty Not Liable For Firm's Malpractice Judgment
• Wells Fargo Can't Nix Customer's Suit Alleging 1,400 Calls
• 3rd Circ. Tells Hospital To Recognize Nurses' Accrued Leave
• Ex-Cantor Fitzgerald Exec Must Arbitrate Bias Claims
• Davis Polk, DLA Piper Guide $236M Gain Capital Buyout
• BIA Misread Rule Before Flawed Removal Order: 3rd Circ.
• PTAB Axes Nasdaq Trading Patent Under Alice In CBM
• PNC Accused Of Hiding Video Before Trial Over Sex Assault
• DOL's Joint Employer Rule Subverts Wage Law, State AGs Say
• Veeva Looks To Widen Antitrust Claims Against IQVIA
• 3rd Circ. Kicks Lead Paint Abatement Suit To Pa. Court
• More Legislatures Should Pass Broad Noncompete Bans
• Nursing Home Can't Force Arbitration Amid Signature Mystery
• Motorist Who Walked From $750K Deal Can't Ax $182K Verdict
• 2nd Circ. Approves Immigration Conditions On Grant Funds
• Solutions To 4 Common Law Firm Diversity Challenges
• Split NJ High Court Upholds Geico Auto Coverage Ruling
• Insurer Aims To Recoup $1.5M From NJ Transit Bridge Project
• 5 AGs To Lead Multistate Probe Into Juul's Marketing Tactics
• NJ Gov. Pitches $40.9B Budget With Millionaires' Tax
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Partial Ax Of Horizon Arthritis Drug IP
• Venezuela Takes 3rd Circ.'s Crystallex Decision To High Court
• Greenbaum Rowe Nabs 9 McElroy Deutsch Health Care Attys
• Energy Dept. Faces New Bulb Efficiency Fight In 2nd Circ.
• McCusker Anselmi Must Face NJ Suit Over Restaurant War
• Hyundai Aims To Force Arbitration Of Unlawful-Fee Claims
• Discrimination Cases Are Too Complex For AI Fee Prediction
• Fresenius Loses 'Unduly Speculative' Generic Drug Row
• PNY Urges Full 3rd Circ. To Rehear $2.2M IP Royalty Dispute
• J&J Cuts Last-Minute Deal To Avert Asbestos-In-Talc Trial
• Mallinckrodt Strikes $1.6B Deal To Exit Opioid Suits
• 37 AGs Assail Plaintiffs' Atty Fee Bid In Opioid MDL
• Insurer Can Ignore Outlier Dr. In Disability Row, 3rd Circ. Says
• Ex-Newark Cop Convicted In Kickback Scam At Water Agency
• PTAB Axes Mobile Tech Patent Allegedly Infringed By Apple
• Physician's Aide Must Face Opioid Charges; Doc Ducks Them
• NJ Assembly OKs Ban On 'Stranger' Life Insurance Policies
• Courts May Clash With Litigants Over Document Review Tech
• NJ Tax Talk: New Laws Tough On Employee Misclassification
• BASF Unit Sues Over 'Malicious' Use Of Trade Secrets
• 3rd Circ. Philly Pay History Ruling May Set National Bar
• Justices To Mull LGBT Protections In Foster Placement Fight
• PennEast Urges High Court To Undo 3rd Circ. Pipeline Ruling
• Civil Rights Atty Takes 'Watchdog' Role To NJ Comptroller
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Kentucky House OKs Medical Pot
• Marriott Can't Duck Hotel Guests' Data Breach Claims
• 3rd Circ. Says J&J Must Face Walgreens, Kroger Antitrust Suit
• Senate Dems Protest Trump's Drilling 'Giveaway' For Alaska
• NJ Justices Will Take On J&J's Insurance Premium Tax Battle
• Teva Floated As Bellwether In Generic Drug Price-Fixing MDL
• And Now A Word From The Panel: MDLs Continue To Thrive
• Insurer Beats NJ Suit Over Golf Cart Accident Coverage
• NJ Real Estate Group Can't Intervene In Weichert Wage Suit
• AI Can't Accurately Predict Case Length And Cost — Yet
• Delaware Bench Balance Rule Is 'Offensive,' High Court Told
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Marketer In Wage Suit Counts As Employee
• 3rd Circ. Blasted For Not Booting Judge From Ex-Clerk's Case
• Patients Can't Revive RICO Claims Against Insulin Makers
• Ex-NJ Pol Gets 2nd Shot At Pension After Corruption Plea
• EEOC Policy Change Clashes With Challenges To Arbitration
• Levi & Korsinsky Can't Resume As Counsel In Honeywell Suit
• Call Center Workers Win Cert. In NJ Wage Fight
• Cognizant Pushes Chancery To Scrutinize Ex-Officer's Fee Bid
• 'Vague' Fee Entries Targeted In Boston Scientific FCA Suit
• IQVIA Calls For Sanctions After Docs 'Magically Disappeared'
• Law Firm Leaders: Genova Burns' Angelo Genova
• 3rd Circ. Calls Amazon '8,000-lb. Gorilla' In Seller Liability Row
• Uber Asks 3rd Circ. To Drive Out Wheelchair Users' ADA Suit
• States Sue Again To Force EPA's Hand On Ozone Pollution
• NJ Golf Club Gets 2nd Chance To Shield Park Project Info
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Lose Bid To Ditch FCPA Charges
• NJ Gov. Sets Sights On Workplace Bias, Sex Harassment
• 3 Firms Guide $525M Deal For NJ Video Game Developer
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Asbestos Claims In EFH Ch. 11 Dispute
• Ex-Informant Aims To Sink SEC's 'Pointless' Stock Plot Suit
• Hagens, Pomerantz, Rosen To Lead Canopy Stock-Drop Suit
• Proskauer, Cahill Help Steer $252M Bed Bath & Beyond Deal
• What Health Care FCA Trends Tell Us About The Year Ahead
• Consumer Finance Poised For Greater Scrutiny From States
• Lawyers Can Build Trust Through The Spoken Word
• Fed. Circ. Instructive On Transitional Phrases In Patent Claims
• Defective Subaru Windshield Class Gains More Drivers  
• DeLorean Estate Fights Fee Bid In 'Back To The Future' Suit
• Nissan Settles Engine Defect Class Action
• Fox Rothschild Looks To Sink Bulk Of Graphic Sex Bias Suit
• Trump Admin. Says Illegal Structure Shouldn't Doom CFPB
• Guatemalans Seeking Asylum Avoid Deportation At 3rd Circ.
• Dems Probe Upstart, Others On Fair Lending Concerns
• NJ Lawmakers Move Bills To Protect Cannabis Users, Insurers
• What Attys Should Know As Juul Battles Blaze Of Litigation
• Menendez-Connected Eye Doc Asks 11th Circ. For New Trial
• E-Biz Players Pinning Hopes On 3rd Circ. Amazon Ruling
• Juul Rival Warned That TM Suit Is Nothing To 'LOL' About
• EPA Lead-Water Rule Proposal Draws Mixed Reactions
• Architect In $10.7M Princeton Suit Says It's Not To Blame
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Skadden, Wachtell
• Ex-College Prez Must Provide Data For Residence Inquiry
• Coke Buyers Get Partial Class Cert. In False Ad MDL
• Universities Shouldn't Roll Dice On Sports Betting Compliance
• Legal Prediction Is Demanding But Not Impossible
• Patients Sue NJ Hospital Chain Over 2019 Ransomware Attack
• Convicted NJ GOP Bigwig Seeks To Duck Prison Amid Appeal
• 3rd Circ. Denies Class Arbitration In Statoil Royalty Feud
• GOP Vows To Fill Vacancies, But Now Depends On Dems
• NJ Appeals Court Gives Newark New Trial In Car Crash Suit
• Insurer Aims To Undo McCarter Fee Ruling In School IP Fight
• Ex-Morgan Stanley Exec Can't Dodge Arbitration In Bias Case
• J&J Unit Settles Noncompete Dispute With Texas-Based Rival
• Air Charter Co. Execs Can't Slip Fraud Convictions At 3rd Circ.
• 21 AGs Oppose DHS Rule Barring Asylum Seekers At Border
• Glencore Seeks To Dismiss Stock-Drop Suit Over FCPA Probe
• Ex-Judge Accused Of Being Drunk On Job Faces Docs Fight
• Old Navy Hit With Suit Over Sales Pricing 'Gimmick'
• 3rd Circ. Reverses Pipeline Payments To Pa. Landowners
• Ruling On FERC's Tolling Orders Could Slow Pipelines
• How Cos. Can Prepare For Heartburn Drug Cancer Claims
• Danger Of CEO Testimony Clear In $186M J&J Talc Verdict
• Illinois Urges Stricter EPA Standards For Cancer-Causing Gas
• PSEG Hit With NJ Suit Over Unwanted Telemarketing Calls
• Bankrupt Oil Services Co. Can't Shake $1M Debt At 3rd Circ.
• Rare Writ No Help In Activist's 3rd Circ. Deportation Appeal
• What Cos. Need To Know About New Washington Privacy Bill
• FERC Issues For Natural Gas Cos. To Watch In 2020
• Malpractice Landscape Is Becoming Riskier For BigLaw
• PNC Hit With $2.4M Verdict Over Customer Attack On Worker
• NJ Senate OKs College Athlete Pay With Eye On NCAA
• Feds Sue NJ To Force Sharing Of Immigrant Detainee Info
• 3rd Circ. Won't Nix $2.2M Netac Award In PNY Memory IP Suit
• Fishers Want Full DC Circ. Review Of Offshore Monument Suit
• Pay Inquiry Bans Passed 1st Major Legal Test At 3rd Circuit
• NJ Court Reluctant To Let Trade Org Into Real Estate Pay Suit
• Coronavirus Woes Tip Drug Co. Into Del. Ch. 11
• Judging A Book: Humetewa Reviews 'Guilty People'
• 7 Legal And Business Considerations For Influencer Marketing
• Immigration Advice Rule Extended To NJ Probation Program
• Federal-State Employment Law Divide Reveals Systemic Flaw
• 5 Firms Steer Simon's $3.6B Deal For Mall Operator Taubman
• Crime Victims Can See Costs Pile Up, But New Law May Help
• Pharma Co. Says Insurer HDI Global Won't Cover Ad Suit
• NJ Attys Wary To Take Path Opened For Live Video Testimony
• NJ Lawmakers Tell Troubled Agency To Slash Tax Breaks
• NJ Golfer Gets Second Chance At Grisly Leg Injury Suit
• Union Says Court Correctly Forced Paper To Rehire Workers
• Takeda Beats Rivals' Challenge To Diabetes Drug Patent
• J&J Unit Secures Duty-Free Treatment For HIV Drug
• Cytec To Pay $1.8M In Retirees' Suit Over Spousal Benefits
• 3rd. Circ. Doubts $17M Bridge Contract Fight Is Moot
• 4 Problems With NJ Sick Leave Law Regulations
• NY Law Against Roofing Contractor Fraud Could Be Broader
• J&J Hit With $186M In Punitive Damages For Asbestos In Talc
• Getting State Approvals For Energy Storage Siting
• 3rd Circ. Backs Philly Ban On Asking For Salary History
• J&J Rigged Tests To Hide Asbestos In Talc, Jury Told
• NJ Board Urges Censure For Judge's Revenge Porn Remarks
• Telemedicine Execs Charged In $56M Medicare Fraud Scheme
• Juul Targeted 8 Native American Tribes, House Report Finds
• Gold's Gym Operator Gets Another Round In Atty Fee Fight
• 3rd Circ. Says Evangelical Christian Not Eligible For Asylum
• Jaguar Unit, Parent Co. Dismissed From Thumb Injury Suit
• T-Mobile Secures Victory In NJ Cell Tower Challenge
• Axis Says It Owes Northrop Grumman Nothing For ERISA Suit
• Gibson Dunn Reps Merck & Co. In Spinoff Of $6.5B In Assets
• Fed. Circ. Mulls Reviving Fight Over Opioid Blocker Patent
• NJ Justices To Weigh Teachers' Pay For Full-Time Union Work
• NJ Justices Nix Title Filing Fees Not Spelled Out In Law
• NJ Justices Stunned By Arg Over Medical Pot, Work Site Laws
• Legislation Pushes EPA And Cos. To Reckon With PFAS
• Watchdog To Probe Use Of 'Forever Chemicals' At DOD Sites
• New Trial Granted In NJ Fall Suit After Surprise Testimony
• Progressive Accused Of Stiffing Thousands On Totaled Cars
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Following A Serendipitous Path
• DOJ Questions Democrats' ACA Appeal Rights At High Court
• NJ Panel Rules Jail Time Nixes Unemployment Pay Eligibility
• Workplace Medical Pot Protections At Stake In NJ High Court
• NJ Justices Wrestle With Consumer Protections At Gyms
• 7 Ethics Questions To Ask Before Marketing Your Law Firm
• NJ High Court Signals Support For Pfizer Arbitration Bid
• Product Liability Defense In The Last Decade — And The Next
• Fried Frank Assists On Catalent's $315M Deal For Masthercell
• Vape Co. Calls Duracell's Sanctions Bid 'Frivolous' In TM Suit
• NJ Justices Rule Providers Have More Time For Comp Claims
• Will Others Follow NJ's Lead In Banning Facial Recognition App?