New Jersey Archive » April, 2023

New Jersey - April, 2023

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• Burlington Workers Must Rework $11M OT Settlement
• Woman Says Hip Implant Releases Toxic Metals In J&J Suit
• Princeton Beats Religious Bias Suit Over COVID Policies
• Novartis Tells 2nd Circ. To Affirm Win In Kickback Suit
• NJ Can't Shed Psych Hospital Doctors' Whistleblower Suit
• NJ Courts, Chief Justice Escape Ex-Judge's Back Pay Suit
• NJ Bashes 'Disruptive' Texas DACA Challenge
• Law Firm Can't Transfer NJ Suit Over Trafficking Settlement
• Ex-EDNY Attorney Joins Frier Levitt In NYC
• Reverse Mortgage Del. Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed On 2nd Try
• Short Message Data Challenges In E-Discovery
• Lawyer Hotline Was 'Massive' Fraud Scheme, Mich. AG Says
• 6th Circ. Urged To Turn Down Call To Reconsider FCA Ruling
• NJ Doctor Admits To Defrauding Amtrak's Health Care Plan
• BlockFi Gets OK For Alternative Cash Deposits
• 2 Firms Steer Quest's $450M Cancer Research Firm Buy
• Reverse Mortgage Trust's Ch. 11 Plan Ruling Delayed
• 3rd Circ. Revives Ex-NJ Court Worker's Retaliation Suit
• 5 Firms Guide Drug-Delivery Firm's $374M SPAC Merger
• Judiciary Panel Advances Idaho Court Pick
• 3rd Circ. Says NLRB Can Go After Nursing Home Entities
• Biz Group Backs Chemours' EPA Water Standards Challenge
• Eli Lilly Unable To Sink $61M Award In Drug Rebate Case
• Talc Supplier Hits Ch. 11 In NJ With Over $1B In Debt
• DC Circ. Rejects Bid To Break Up WhatsApp, Instagram Buys
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Disability Care Co.'s Win In Origin Bias Suit
• Mayor Can't Reenroll In NJ Pension System, Panel Affirms
• Daimler Gets Ex-Employee's Pot Test Firing Suit Trimmed
• NJ Country Club Can't Stop Town's Alleged Sewage Dumping
• Big Oil Certiorari Denial May Alter Climate Change Litigation
• NJ County Fired Social Services Leader Over Leave, Suit Says
• Boston Lab Company Sues Rival Over 'SmartLabs' TM
• DC Circ. Stands By Decision Backing EPA Air Pollution Rule
• 3rd Circ. Rules Uber Drivers Aren't Interstate Workers
• Thomas Report Is Final Straw — High Court Needs Ethics Code
• Philly Casino, Firms Urge 3rd Circ. To Shield Privileged Docs
• Ex-Exec At NJ Senior Living Site Fired Over COVID, Suit Says
• Marriott Survives Bid To Ax Counterclaims In COVID Row
• FCC Issues Pirate Radio Warnings In Wake Of Initial Fines
• Talc Claimants Move To Toss J&J Unit's Ch. 11
• J&J Flags Selendy Gay Conflicts In Robot Surgery Tech Suit
• The Power Of Product Warranties In TM Suits Over Resales
• FERC Defends Reversal Of Power Market Rule To 6th Circ.
• Subaru Sues Car Dealership Over 'Subaru Connection' Name
• Real Estate Rumors: Harbor Group, Amy Schumer, 601W Cos.
• Excavation Co. Asks 3rd Circ. To Revive Mechanic's Lien Case
• NJ Panel Says Atty's Recusal Motion Shows 'Improper Motive'
• Joint Representation Ethics Lessons From Ga. Electors Case
• Purdue Pharma Gets OK To Sell Over-The-Counter Business
• Bribery Statute Doesn't Cover Candidates, NJ High Court Told
• Surgeon Tells How J&J Unit's Mesh 'Scarred To The Muscle'
• Chiquita's Ex-President Beats Colombia Terror-Funding MDL
• NJ Justices Mull Scope Of Religious Carveout To Bias Law
• NJ Pot Co. Worker Says She Was Fired For Age, Gender
• Cravath-Led J&J Spinoff Kenvue Eyes $3.3B IPO
• Full Steam Ahead For Climate Torts After Justices Take A Pass
• Bed Bath & Beyond Gets OK For $40M Ch. 11 Loan
• DOT Kills LNG Rail Transport Permit Between Pa., NJ
• 3rd Circ. Orders New Penalty In Philly Bridge Project Fraud
• Lawyer Discernment Is Critical In The World Of AI
• Investor Suit Says Credit Suisse Misled About Financial Woes
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Insurers Keep Win In Hoteliers' NJ COVID Coverage Fight
• Rival Remediation Cos. Settle 'Mold Medic' Trademark Dispute
• Justices Stay Out Of Climate Suit Forum Fight
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Bed Bath & Beyond Files For Bankruptcy
• Indian Pharma Co. Can't Revive Claim Over Xifaxan Royalties
• Celgene, BMS, Teva Can't Pause Cancer Drugs Antitrust Suit
• NJ Court Can't Reinstate Jobs For Exxon Whistleblowers
• US Trustee Blasts Releases In Reverse Mortgage Ch. 11
• J&J Talc Claimants Form Committee To Support Ch. 11 Plan
• 8th Circ. Judge Is Right — Climate Suits Should Be Federal
• Shipping Co. Sues To Block Bed Bath & Beyond's $7.8M Claim
• Pa. Judge Trims Cross-Claims In Arconic Trade Secrets Row
• Ill. AG, 17 Others Voice Support For HUD's Fair Housing Push
• United Airlines Wants Sanctions In Discrimination Suit
• Jiffy Lube Says New Worker In No Poach Suit Has To Arbitrate
• Minor League Owners Say Colleague 'Stabbed' Them In Back
• 3rd Circ. Denies Review Of NLRB's Hospital Sales Doc Order
• NJ Elections Chief Targets 'Illegal' Law In Fight With Gov.
• Chemours Blasts 'Bad Science' Behind EPA's Water Warning
• It's Time For Lawyers To Stand Up For Climate Justice
• State AGs Demand Recall Of Theft-Prone Hyundai, Kia Cars
• Don't Forget Alumni Engagement When Merging Law Firms
• Geico Seeks $2.3M From Med Center In Insurance Fraud Suit
• NJ Plans To Appoint Attorney To Combat Gambling Addiction
• Philly Firm Faces 2nd Class Action Over Data Breach
• Attys For Xerox Spinoff Investors Seek $8M Amid $32M Deal
• No J&J Talc Trials For 60 Days, Bankruptcy Judge Rules
• Senate Panel Advances 7 Judicial Picks, Delays Others
• Fed. Circ. Won't Let Sandoz Break Into Amgen's Otezla Market
• J&J Seeks Chancery Sanctions In Robot Surgery Tech Co. Suit
• NJ Woman's Deposition Torpedoes Her Own Macy's Injury Suit
• NJ's Natural Resource Damage Order May Be Helpful For Cos.
• Global Fragrance Giants Hit With Price-Fixing Suit
• Without Stronger Due Diligence, Attys Risk AML Regulation
• Prudential Settles DOL Probe Over 'Gotcha' Payout Denials
• 3rd Circ. Ponders Post-Removal Remand Fee Applicability
• NJ Panel Revives Allstate Suit Against Flaster Greenberg
• Boy Scouts' Ch. 11 Plan In Effect After 3rd Circ. Rejects Stay
• Insureds' Notice Pleading May Be Insufficient In Federal Court
• BlockFi Gets Month Extension On Ch. 11 Plan Deadline
• Talc Claimants Attack Suit Injunction In J&J Unit's Ch. 11
• Auto Repair Cos., Mechanic Resolve OT And Race Bias Suit
• Camden Diocese Gets OK For $2.3M Deal With Insurer
• NJ Finalizes Environmental Justice Rules, Biz Group Balks
• NJ Condo Owner Tells Court Class Action Waiver Enforceable
• Port Authority Rips Reconsideration Bid In 'Bridgegate' Case
• Webster Bank, Fraud Detection Servicer Sued For Data Breach
• Cannabis Labor Peace Laws Lay Fertile Ground For Unions
• 3rd Circ. Gauges Fiduciary Duty In Wesco ERISA Case
• NJ Women Seek Sanctions In Case Against Convicted Ex-Cop
• Every Lawyer Can Act To Prevent Peer Suicide
• Ex-NJ Firefighter Gets 3 Years For Role In $50M Drug Fraud
• Justices Allow New Jersey To Exit Harbor Policing Pact
• Cognizant Can Withhold Certain Docs In Bribery Case
• What To Watch In Pay-For-Delay Trial Against Merck, Glenmark
• CareOne, GC Hit With Retaliation Suit By Ex-VP
• NJ's Passaic Court Gets New Assignment Judge
• Pa. Labor Firm Failed To Protect Personal Data, Suit Says
• Building On Successful Judicial Assignment Reform In Texas
• 3rd Circ. Backs Green Card Denial Despite Expunged Charges
• David's Bridal Says Ch. 11 Sale Is Company's Last Hope
• Paul Weiss, Latham Drive Merck's $10.8B Calif. Biotech Buy
• Deposition Do-Over Ordered In Diabetes Strip Fraud Suit
• Marriott Rips 'Absurd' Event Cancellations In Contract Fight
• NJ Policyholders Win Class Cert. In Geico Underpayment Suit
• Legal Funder Blasts Atty's 'Frivolous' Bid To Toss $18M Suit
• NJ Judge Says Knee Pat Aimed To Calm 'Emotional' Clerk
• Up Next At High Court: Direct Listings And FCA Showdown
• Truckers Say They're Owed Damages Based On Deductions
• 3rd Circ. Upholds NJ Transit's Win In Worker's Pension Suit
• Sandy Cleanup Warranted Higher Wages, NJ Judge Told
• NPE Litigation Dropped By 36% In First Quarter Of 2023
• Ex-Tucker Arensberg Atty Must Face Claims Over Hotel Deal
• Trial Lawyers Back Casino's COVID Fight At NJ High Court
• Judge Tosses Suit Claiming Sure Deodorant Caused Cancer
• Survey On NJ Attys' Mental Health Finds 'Profession In Crisis'
• Atty Hasn't Shown Anti-Bias Rule Imperils Him, 3rd Circ. Told
• NJ Judge Faces Public Reprimand For Family Law Misconduct
• Full 6th Circ. Urged To Revisit Circuit-Splitting FCA Hiring Case
• C.H. Robinson Sues Shipper, Port Co. Over Spoiled Grapes
• Hospital Suit Over Botched Settlement Revived By 3rd Circ.
• 'Much Remains To Be Done' On Judge Safety, Salas Says
• NJ Municipal Judge Accused Of Boozy Afternoon With Clerk
• NJ's Appellate Division Gets New Chief Judge
• More Indictments Possible In Merck Insider Case, Judge Told
• Do Videoconferences Establish Jurisdiction With Defendants?
• 240 Lawmakers See 'Imminent Harm' From Mifepristone Order
• Latham, Akin Attys Sank DNA Patent Row, Suit Says
• Friendly's Franchise Eateries Must Face Wage Theft Claims
• J&J Unit Ch. 11 Judge Slows Pace On Renewed Dismissal Try
• Ex-Aerospace Exec Says He Never Signed A Noncompete
• NJ Justices Will Take Up Nursing Home Refund Suit
• Jersey City Pot Board Wants License Ruling Put On Hold
• 3rd Circ. Won't Undo JPMorgan Chase Win In Fee Class Suit
• Prepare Now To Comply With NJ Temp Worker Law
• Boy Scouts Ch. 11 Plan Won't Pause During 3rd Circ. Appeal
• Humanism Should Replace Formalism In The Courts
• Talc Claimants Call J&J Unit's New Ch. 11 Fraudulent
• NJ Justices Won't Review Low-Income Housing Case
• Maxus Reaches $573M Deal In $14B YPF Asset-Stripping Fight
• NYC Man Admits Insider Trading On Merck Merger Secrets
• Age Bias Cost NJ Hospital Supervisor Over $1M, Suit Says
• Ohio Atty On The Hook In Settlement Advance Co. Dispute
• RealPage Accused Of Running Multifamily Rental Cartel
• J&J's New Talc Ch. 11 A Rehash Of Nixed Case, Claimants Say
• 'Critically Sensitive' Kickback Issue Hurtles Toward High Court
• Pot Co. Says Investors Can't Link Sale To Stock Drops
• Boy Scouts Of America Says Stay Would Endanger Ch. 11 Plan
• NJ Chemist Urges 3rd Circ. To Revive Transfer Bias Suit
• SEC Slams Mozido Founder's 3rd Circ. Bid To Shed $9M Fine
• History To Handbook: Ex-NJ Judge Talks 'Style & Persuasion'
• ERISA Group Denied Win In Suit Over NJ Layoff Law
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Comments Rule, Fee Fights Launch April
• Prosecutors Group Backs NJ's Bid To Revive Gun-Safety Law
• Feds Want Prison For Trader In BigLaw Info Theft Case
• Purdue Seeking OK To Put Over-The-Counter Biz Up For Sale
• Faux CPA Cops To Tax Evasion, Wire Fraud In $1.5M Scheme
• Wells Fargo Trying To Cash 'Human Wager' Policy, Insurer Says
• Don't Let Client Demands Erode Law Firm Autonomy
• Distressed Cannabis Cos. Have A Few Options, With Caveats
• J&J Talc Plaintiffs Say Future Claims Rep Went Too Far
• Stevens & Lee Adds Capital Markets, IP Attys In NY And NJ
• Robinhood Settles State Outage Claims For $10.2M
• Subaru's Starlink Infotainment System Freezes, Suit Says
• Recruiting App's $2.25M Investor Suit Deal Gets Final OK
• 4th Circ. Punts Pelvic Mesh Case Question To W.Va. Justices
• 3rd Circ. Says Refinery Can't Avoid Clean Fuel Rules
• NJ Public Relations Co. Will Pay $2.2M To End PPP Fraud Case
• No Defense Coverage In Human Trafficking Suit, 3rd Circ. Says
• FERC Pressed To Halt Grid Operator's Winter Storm Penalties
• Feds Charge 7 In Telemarketing Timeshare Scheme
• $3B Investor Suit Over Bausch Spinoff Kept Mostly Intact In NJ
• Buyers Want An End To 7-Year Pause In Kix Cereal Suit
• 6th Circ. Ruling's Seismic Shift In FCA Kickback Causation
• 3rd Circ. Calls For Sanctions In 'Lawyer-Driven' Stock Suit
• Ex-Novartis VP, Former Prosecutor Joins Mandelbaum Barrett
• 3rd Circ. Ruling Offers Tools To Manage Exempt Employees
• Ex-Amarin CEO Says Hostile Takeover Cost Him His Job
• Dem AGs Support Rolling Back ACA Birth Control Exemption
• Defense Too Late In Misclassification Spat, Truckers Say
• Jersey City Board Sued Over Approval Of Rival Pot Shop
• NJ Appeals Court Sends SmileDirect Injury Suit To Arbitration
• Pfizer Draws Patent Suit Over COVID Vaccine
• 3rd Circ. Samsung Opinion Is A Plaintiffs' Arbitration Playbook
• Navigating High Court's Options In Insurer Choice Of Law
• J&J Talc Unit Refiles For Ch. 11 With $8.9B Deal
• McCarter & English Picks Seven New Partners In Four Offices
• Game Co. Says 3rd Circ. Can't Shield Eckert Seamans Docs
• Day Pitney Names Real Estate, Environmental Co-Chairs In NJ
• How Cannabis Cos. Can Comply With NJ Industrial Site Law
• Provention Investor Sues To Stop $2.9B Sanofi Merger
• Skin Care Company Theft Coverage Spat Sent To Mediation
• NJ Panel Says Bridge Commission Can't Mandate Union Deals
• Feds Say Startup CEO Duped JPMorgan Out Of $175M
• Cardinal Health Cuts $109M Deal In Suit Over J&J Unit Buy
• NJ Robotics Biz Wins Infringement Ruling In ITC Case
• Suits Over BetMGM Cyberbreach Consolidated In New Jersey
• Realty Co. Protests Again Over Canceled IRS Solicitation
• Judge Won't Triple PureWick's $28M Catheter Patent Win
• SEC Announces $19.3M Settlement With NJ Asset Manager
• 3rd Circ. Won't Review Ellis Island Whistleblower Award
• Boy Scout Insurers Want Plan Stayed Amid 3rd Circ. Appeal
• Federal Judge's Amici Invitation Is A Good Idea, With Caveats
• Connell Foley Adds Top NJ Real Estate Team To Newark Office
• NLRB Urges 3rd Circ. To Make NJ Nonprofit Work With Union
• BCBS Unit, Insurers Reach Settlement In MDL Coverage Spat
• NJ Justices Reverse Altice's Win On Prorated Cable Bills