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New Jersey - April, 2020

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• NASA Supplier Covered By Trade Secret Rights, 3rd Circ. Says
• Riot Blockchain Escapes Pump-And-Dump Class Claims In NJ
• NY AG Slams Sacklers' Tepid Financial Info Disclosures
• Ousting 'Close Your Legs' Judge Is Wise, NJ High Court Told
• Bed Bath & Beyond Taps Ex-J. Crew, Amazon Atty As CLO
• Policy Provisions Bolster State Biz Interruption Laws
• Unprecedented Pandemic Keeps Modell's Ch. 11 On Ice
• Pandemic May Prompt Legislative Action On Court Deadlines
• 3rd Circ. Says Atty's Fraud Appeal Is 'Revisionist History'
• NJ Justices Probe Judge's 'Clear' Memory Over Fugitive Beau
• J&J Beats ERISA Suit Over Asbestos In Baby Powder
• 3rd Circ. Won't Stop 'Real Housewives' Star's Deportation
• Chubb Must Cover Sandy Damage Started By Wind, Court Told
• Virus-Wary Diabetics Urge Bellwether Trials Over Insulin Costs
• LabCorp Faces Derivative Suit Over Data Breaches
• States Likely To Ramp Up FCA Enforcement Amid COVID-19
• DOJ Wants 'Indefinite' Merger Pause, Sabre Tells 3rd Circ.
• Lax Regs, COVID-19 Impacts May Mean More Asbestos Suits
• Drivers Rip Volvo's Bid To Dodge Android Compatibility Suit
• State Laws Cannot Retroactively Rewrite Insurance Contracts
• Modell's Urges Landlords To Endure 'Short-Term' Virus Pain
• Ex-Staffing Exec's NJ Whistleblower Suit Headed To Texas
• Judging A Book: Richardson Reviews 'Criminal Dissent'
• 3rd Circ. Says Arbitrator Has Dibs On Coverall Wage Claims
• Travelers Must Cover NJ Landlord In Ice Slip Injury Suit
• J&J Talc Users Get One More Shot At False Ad Class Action
• Essential Worker Exceptions From State Stay-At-Home Orders
• Merck CEO Among Attys On NJ Virus Panel
• Antares Pharma Beats Suit Over 'Vague' Drug Statements
• Pot Trade Orgs Push To Be Included In Future COVID-19 Relief
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Injury Attys Seething Over COVID-19 Medical Immunity Push
• NJ Justices Question Tax Break For Church Construction Site
• Venezuela Cites Foreign Policy Concerns In $1.2B Award Fight
• Tips For Minimizing Law Firm Liability During COVID-19
• 3 Firms Vie For Lead In Becton Securities Suit
• 3rd Circ. Revives Trade Group's Suit Over Mazda Program
• 11th Circ. Ruling Deepens 'Event Or Occurrence' Circuit Split
• Textbook Giants Rethinking Merger Plan, UK Watchdog Says
• State Of Class Certification: Offense In Wage And Hour Cases
• NJ Justices Skeptical Past Suit Bars Bank's 3rd Circ. Case
• J&J Can't Boot Experts To Sink Asbestos-In-Talc MDL
• NJ Law School Student Recruiting Delayed Amid Pandemic
• NJ Union Benefit Funds File ERISA Suit Against Pa. Telecom
• Realogy Sues To Push Through $400M Madison Dearborn Deal
• Ex-Apple Atty Says Insider Trading Rap Is Unconstitutional
• 3rd Circ. Revives NJ Judge's Bias Case Against Court Officials
• Hyundai Can Arbitrate Claims Over Fees, NJ Panel Says
• A Blueprint For Allocating Scarce Health Resources In Pa.
• Construction Contractors Should Assert Lien Rights Carefully
• Modell's Utilities Decry Unpaid Bills As Attys Pocket Fees
• A Proposed Technology-Assisted Review Framework
• Calif. Privacy Law Takeaways From 9th Circ. Facebook Case
• NJ Beach Condo Beats Neighbor's Challenge To Enviro Permit
• FERC Energy Capacity Orders Invite Lawsuits, Uncertainty
• Justices Won't Weigh Legality Of UPMC Surgeons' Bonus Pay
• Best Ways To Use Patent Venue Discovery After TC Heartland
• J&J's Efforts To Toss $4.7B Talc Verdict Get Mixed Reception
• Jones Day Guides Twin River's $180M Purchase Of 3 Casinos
• Indivior Gets Amicus Cut From 3rd Circ. Suboxone Appeal
• Express Scripts Aims To Toss Suit Over OT For 'Managers'
• 3 Classes Certified In GM Engine Defect Suit
• No Class Status For Walmart Night Managers In OT Suit
• Firm Beats Debt Collection Suit After Novel Claim Goes Bust
• EPA Emissions Rule Draws Strong Objections From Amici
• Would Reinsurers Be Liable For Retroactive COVID-19 Coverage?
• NJ Starts To Scale Back Some COVID-19 Court Restrictions
• How Lawyers Can Find Equanimity In Crisis
• Apex Parks Can Move Forward With Quick Ch. 11 Sale Plans
• Landlord Says Bankrupt Modell's Rent Due, Pandemic Or Not
• Telecom Calls Itself Winner After Several Rounds With NJ City
• Bausch Says Insurers Can't Skirt Coverage For Allergan Case
• 3M Wins Restraining Order In Price-Gouging Case
• State And Local Tax Considerations In Light Of COVID-19
• When Trademarks, Data Privacy And Discovery Collide
• Cumulus Media Hit With Age Bias Suit From Ex-Sales Workers
• Ex-Lobbyist In Fattah Case Fights Fraud Verdict In 3rd Circ.
• Geico Can't Reverse $900K Coverage Ruling, 3rd Circ. Says
• 3rd Circ. Questions Tax Exemption In NJ Biz Grant Dispute
• Sanofi Takes Flak Over Bid To Escape Suit During Pandemic
• NY Jets Settle Ex-Linebacker's Bipolar Bias Suit
• Del. Riverkeeper Says Corps' LNG Plant Approval Was Flawed
• How Marketplace Facilitator Taxation Is Evolving
• In A 'Close Call,' $424M Medicare Fraud Suspect Gets Bail
• Courts Should Look To 3 Bar Exam Alternatives During Crisis
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Sales Rep's Sentence In Medicare Fraud
• 3rd Circ. Won't Cut Jail Time Of Ex-Atty Claiming Bad Counsel
• Trampoline Park Visitors Fight Arbitration In NJ Injury Suits
• Bausch Execs Try To Nix Derivative Suit Over Fraud Scheme
• Allegedly Anti-Semitic Teacher Can't Get Bias Suit Revived
• LG Must Face New Trial In Video Display Infringement Suit
• ICE Can Take Objection To Detainees' Release To 3rd Circ.
• Contracts Clause Unlikely To Impede Biz Interruption Laws
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Axis Owes Northrop Defense Of ERISA Suit
• 3rd Circ. Scraps Lamictal Wholesalers' Antitrust Class Cert.
• Are Litigation Funding Documents Protected From Discovery?
• Chancery Won't Nix Suit Over Bank Officers' Stock Awards
• How J&J's $4.7B Appeal Could Shape Missouri's Talc Trials
• Roche Fights Certification Of NJ Water Contamination Class
• NJ Atty Cops To Evading $250K Taxes On Firm Income
• NJ Eatery Sues Chubb Over Virus Coverage Amid MDL Push
• Fighting State Virus-Related Insurance Coverage Mandates
• More Accused Schemers Deny Horse Doping Charges
• Tax Agencies Should Show Mercy To Fix State Budgets
• Masks And Face Coverings: What Employers Need To Know
• How COVID-19 Might Uproot Centuries Of Litigation Traditions
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• How Courts May Handle Real Estate Force Majeure Suits
• State Of Class Certification: Offense In Workplace Bias Cases
• Pullman Not Bound By Exxon, DuPont Cleanup Pact
• Modell's Seeks To Extend Ch. 11 Pause As Virus Closes Stores
• Payment Processor Must Face Fraud Claims In NJ State Court
• Trump Vies For Win In $3.8B Border Wall Fund Diversion Suit
• DraftKings Settles With Bettors Over Chaotic NJ Event
• Consider Legal Ramifications Before Recording Video Calls
• 3rd Circ. Is Raising Standards For Sealing Confidential Docs
• NJ Firm Denied High Court Appeal Over $550M Mesh Award
• Ex-Gov't Informant Loses High Court Bid To End SEC Suit
• Gain Capital Investor Aims To Block $236M Merger
• Justices Won't Mull Atty's Tribal Lending Scheme Conviction
• Pa. COVID Insurance Bill Differs From Other States' Proposals
• 6 States With COVID-19 Medical Immunity, And 2 Without
• FCC Wants High Court's Help In Relaxing Ownership Rules
• 3rd Circ. Revives Salvadoran Man's Asylum Fight
• NJ First To Enlist Foreign-Licensed Doctors In Virus Fight
• What To Know About NJ's Remote Notarization Law
• 3 Tips For Deposing Difficult Witnesses Remotely
• J&J Can't Shake Texas Woman's Asbestos Talc Suit In NJ
• Insurer: Claims Don't Stick In Faulty Frying Pan Class Suit
• Construction Contractor Hammered With OT Suit In NJ
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: 3M, Congress Eye Price Gouging
• High Court Delays Arguments In Birth Control, PBM Cases
• Inmates Seeking COVID-19 Release Face Uneven Legal Terrain
• Plant Co. Owes $143K For Shorting US Workers In Wage Suit
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Penn State Worker's Email Privacy Suit
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Rehear 'Objective Falsehood' Test Case
• 3rd Circ. Reboots Cable Installer's Disability Bias Suit
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Problematic 'Unavailability' Insurance Exception Lives On
• FERC Won't Budge On State Clean Energy Subsidy Order
• NJ Panel Says Gov't Can Take Private Land To Restore Beach
• Novartis Must Face Retaliation Suit Over Kickback Scheme
• Trucking Co. Pushes To Revive Unemployment Tax Row
• J&J Must Face Retrial In Pa. Pelvic Mesh Injury Case
• Morgan Stanley Vet Heads To Bressler Amery & Ross
• Former Chubb Execs' Benefit Plan Lawsuit Filed Too Late
• 3rd Circ. Says Cabela's Can't Enforce Proprietary Info Deals
• NJ Tells DC Circ. Plants Must Hike Emissions Record-Keeping
• NJ Panel Blasts Atty's 'Comedy Of Errors' In Abuse Case
• Bed Bath & Beyond Sued Over Post-Holiday Stock Drop
• COVID Telehealth Considerations For Providers In Pa. And NJ
• FERC Says State Clean Energy Order Fight Is Premature
• Trump Likely Doesn't Have Power To Reopen Businesses
• Cos. Should Not Illegally Profit From Our Pandemic Pain
• New Jersey's Plan For 2020 Law Grads Is Brilliant
• Health Hires: Jones Day, Wilson Sonsini, King & Spalding
• Ex-Hotel Exec Wins Bid To Leave Prison Amid COVID-19 Crisis
• NJ Gov. Signs Bill To Extend State Tax Deadlines, Fiscal Year
• 'Damning Picture' Of Fund Admin Seen In Ponzi Scheme Suit
• Princeton To Settle Workers' Retirement Plan Suit
• ACLU Fights ICE Bid To Keep Vulnerable Immigrants Detained
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• NJ Atty Suspended Over Paralegal Wife's Lies
• Apex Parks OK'd For $11.5M Ch. 11 Loan Despite Debt Payoff
• Energy Department Hit With Suits Challenging Efficiency Rule
• 3rd Circ. Agrees Newsweek Didn't Defame Trump Supporter
• A Board's Guide To Conducting Virtual Shareholder Meetings
• Crystallex Tells Justices Venezuela Is Stalling On $1.4B Award
• 5th Circ. Attys Should Be Ready To File For Removal In A Snap
• Public Meeting Requirements In The Age Of COVID-19
• Managing E-Discovery Providers In Times Of Crisis
• Fireman's Rule Could Guard Against COVID-19 Product Claims
• Houston Hotel's Hurricane Harvey Suit Sent To State Court
• To Tackle COVID Price Gouging, 3M Turns To Trademark Law
• NJ's July Bar Exam Now Set For Sept. Pending Virus Status
• Witness Preparation Tips For Your Next Video Deposition
• COVID-19 Makes For Socially Distanced NJ Bar Convention
• NJ Lawmakers OK Shielding Virus Health Workers From Suits
• NJ Senate OKs Revamped Family Leave Law Amid Virus Woes
• NJ Lawmakers Pass Tax Deadline Extension Amid COVID-19
• States Tell Treasury To Keep Creditors Off COVID-19 Checks
• GC For Ann Taylor Parent Exits Co. Hit By COVID-19 Measures
• NY Contractor Must Face Supermarket Work Suits In NJ
• Modell's Calls Appeal Of COVID-19 Ch. 11 Pause 'Frivolous'
• State Of Class Certification: Defense In ERISA Cases
• Dems Propose Bill To Release ICE Detainees During Pandemic
• In Defense Of Virtual Mediation
• Supreme Court To Hold Arguments By Teleconference
• NJ Senate Bills Seek Tax-Relief Package For COVID-19
• NJ Orders COVID-19 Relief For Insurance Policyholders
• In The COVID-19 Wave Of Bankruptcies, Creativity Is Key
• Real Estate Rumors: Duane Morris, Pillar, Bellefleur
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Delayed Trials & Illicit Pink Floyd
• An Employer's WARN Act Compliance Guide For COVID-19
• NJ Bill Would Shield COVID-19 Health Workers From Suits
• Pharma Research Co. Accused Of Firing Whistleblowing Exec
• A New, Confusing Patchwork Of Statutes Of Limitations
• A Call To Action For The Coming Insurance Litigation Siege
• J&J Drops $400M Deal For Takeda's Surgical Patch
• HIPAA Does Not Override Public Access To COVID-19 Data
• Freeman Mathis Opens NJ Office With 8 Litchfield Cavo Attys
• 3M Files Trademark Suit Over COVID-19 Mask Price-Gouging
• How A Small Law Firm Adapts To Remote Work
• Don't Just Delay The Bar Exam — Cancel It Forever
• NJ Courts Expand E-Filing As COVID-19 Restrictions Continue
• NJ Court Says $1.8M Is A Fair Price For Seized Landfill
• VW Drivers Say Defective Sunroofs Damage Cars' Electronics
• NJ Panel Kills Enviro Business' Award In Asbestos Job Suit
• CARES Act May Propel Gig Economy Employment Law Shift
• Electric Utilities May Need Policy Help For COVID-19 Losses
• Coronavirus Stimulus Fraud May Be A Target For State AGs
• Amazon To Fight Ex-Worker's Medical Pot Suit In State Court
• SEC Settles With 2 Traders Over 2016 Hack Of Its Database
• In #MeToo Era, Victims Must Have Choice Over NDAs
• How Sellers Can Avoid Price-Gouging For 'Essential' Cannabis
• Don't Forget Firm Culture When Adapting To Remote Work
• Potential Federal Vs. State Conflicts Due To COVID-19
• UK, DOJ Pursue Bids To Block $360M Sabre-Farelogix Merger
• Shuttered Apex Parks Chain Opens Ch. 11 Hoping To Sell
• Scores Fight White House In Birth Control Case At High Court
• Bad Jury Instructions Prompt NJ Bicyclist Injury Retrial
• NJ Court Affirms Broker's $12M Loss Over Coverage Advice
• Fed Circ. Revives Mylan Bid To Invalidate Relistor Patent
• Pa. Officials Tell Airbnb, Expedia To Enforce Virus Rental Ban
• NY AG Seeks Additional Sackler Family Financial Info
• NJ Governor's Chief Counsel Tests Positive For COVID-19
• J&J Unit Beats Suit Over Defective Breast Implants
• Taco Bell Beats Fraud Suit Over $5.99 Chalupa Cravings Box
• Stylists Say Salon Chain Withheld Pay After COVID-19 Closure
• Firm Beats Malpractice Suit Over Atty's Failed NJ Lounge
• Cahill Gordon Suspends 2020 Summer Associate Program
• Pentax Reaches $43M DOJ Deal Resolving Scopes Charges
• Coronavirus Regulations: Week In Review State By State
• Sun Pharma Must Face Celgene's Suit Over Generic Revlimid
• Drug Buyers Cut New, Smaller Antitrust Deal With Celgene
• Hess Can't Shake Claim Over Pollution At NJ Oil Refinery
• How State Price-Gouging Laws Apply To Wholesalers
• Chancery Bars Port Owner From Blocking Gas Tank Access
• Conducting Court Hearings Remotely: 12 Considerations
• Telework Due To COVID-19 Spawns Employer Nexus Worries
• Aurobindo, Heritage Accused Of Hiding Drug Contamination
• Firm Cost-Cutting Has GCs Watchful But Not Worried — Yet
• 3rd. Circ. Says Press Release Didn't Defame Pharma Co.
• 2020 Law School Grads Can Start Practicing Right Away In NJ
• Catalent Must Face Fired Worker's Suit Over False Records
• COVID-19 Can't Spring Convicted Legal Fraudster From Jail
• An Early Look At DOJ's Increased Focus On COVID-19 Fraud
• Blank Rome Must Face Firm's Claims Over Severed Leg Suit
• Hyland Levin White Collar Pro Joins Armstrong Teasdale
• NJ IP Atty In Hot Water Over Pink Floyd Covers Concert
• The Era Of Video Mediation Is Here — Or Is It?
• COVID-19 Highlights BigLaw Need For Emotional Intelligence
• States Must Toll Court Deadlines To Ensure Access To Justice
• Wonder Bread Co. To Pay $13.3M To End Driver Wage Action
• 3rd Circ. Revives Immigration Review For Gay Salvadoran
• States' Suit Touted For Bellwether In Generics Price-Fix Case
• SEC Blasts Ex-Informant's 'Absurd' Bid To Ax Stock Suit
• Pa. Sales Rep. Can't Sue Goya Under NJ Wage Law
• Will COVID-19 Transform The Cannabis Industry?
• Fox Rothschild Says Ex-Aide's Sex Bias Suit Not Tied To NY
• FTC Should Leave Regulation Of Noncompetes To States
• Benefits Of Pandemic-Prompted Court Extensions Are Limited
• NJ Utilities Had No Duty To Suspend Service Ahead Of Sandy
• Judicial Shaming Of Attys Is Troubling Even During Pandemic
• Should States Force Property Insurers To Cover Virus Losses?
• Teamsters Say Workers Fired Over COVID-19 Safety Gripes
• What It's Like To Join A Law Firm In The COVID-19 Era
• Don't Be Social Media Distancing: LinkedIn Tips For Lawyers
• 'Prompt Pay' For Construction May Still Apply Amid COVID-19
• 3rd Circ. Says COVID-19 Fear Can't Free Ex-Candidate
• NJ Reps. Ask Pelosi For SALT Cap Relief In Next Virus Bill
• 19 Deny Charges In Alleged Horse Doping Scheme
• IEX To Pay Nothing In Settling Nasdaq's Trading IP Suit
• Jailed Ex-Hotel Exec Seeks Out Of Virus 'Death Sentence'
• Feds Say Legal Fraudster's Cough Isn't Enough To Leave Jail
• Pa., NJ Blast Trump's New Birth Control Coverage Exemptions
• Minn. AG's Insulin Pricing Suit Survives, Minus RICO Claims
• NJ Developer Beats Challenge Over Town Engineer's Conflict
• How COVID-19 Will Affect DOJ's White Collar Enforcement
• Dems Press FCC Head To Debunk Trump's Broadcast Threats
• Justices' Citgo Ruling Offers Shippers Contractual Clarity
• It Is Time To Make Virtual Trials A Reality
• Remote Depositions: Coming To A Home Office Near You
• PE Firm Hit With Delaware Chancery Suit Over Stalled Deal
• State Telemedicine Rules Remain Murky Amid COVID-19 Crisis
• Ways Lawyers Can Support The Most Vulnerable Right Now
• Prosecutors Aim To Halt SEC Suit Against Blockchain Duo
• Bed Bath & Beyond Says Virus Can't Stop 1-800-Flowers Deal
• Justice Delayed: Coronavirus Halts Opioid, Cancer Trials
• Tribunal In Turkey Arbitration Will Consider Court Discovery
• Convicted Law Firm Fraudster Seeks Release Over COVID-19
• NJ Extends Tax Filing Deadline, But New Payment Day Not Set
• Entercom Urges Court To Toss Exec's Sex Misconduct Suit
• 3rd Circ. Gives Gay Ghanaian Man New Shot At Asylum Bid
• Pa. Audit Backs Hospitals' RICO Suit, 3rd Circ. Told
• Cannabis Exclusion From COVID-19 Relief Must Be Remedied
• Hyundai Again Beats Fraud Claims Over Powertrain
• Confronting The Challenges Of Virtual Mediation
• Responding To DOJ's Increasing Int'l Antitrust Extraditions