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New Jersey - October, 2023

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• New Jersey Gov. Fumes As Orsted Drops Wind Farm Projects
• Credit Suisse Slams Investor's 'Fraud By Hindsight' Claims
• Ex-StoneX Employee Settles Insider Trading Case For $160K
• EPA, Blue States Urge Justices Not To Halt EPA's Smog Plan
• Burlington Workers Nab Collective Cert. After Axed $11M Deal
• Real Estate Rumors: Planet Fitness, JPMorgan, Bank OZK
• JetBlue-Spirit Deal Will Hurt Flyers, Judge Told As Trial Begins
• 3rd Circ. Presses For Evidence In Merck Shingles Vax Suit
• Analyzing The Legal Ripples Of The EPA's PFAS Regulation
• Videos Were An 'Advent Calendar Of Terror,' Law Prof Says
• New Jersey IP Firm Sues SBA Over $500K Loan Default Ruling
• Judge OKs $13M In Fees In J&J Spinoff Ch. 11 Case
• Suspended NJ Atty Cops To ID Theft In Real Estate Scheme
• Former NJ AG Peter Harvey Elected To NJ Resources Board
• NJ Panel Backs Chubb Unit's Win In Condo Damage Suit
• NJ College Resolves State Claims Of COVID-19 Leave Bias
• Mich. Atty Acquitted During Crash Report Scheme Trial
• 3rd Circ. Says Janssen Can't Appeal DTSA Seizure Order
• Erie Tells Justices Policyholders' Move Would Violate CAFA
• Law Prof Framed Son-In-Law Amid Acerbic Split, NJ Jury Told
• NJ Companies In Fight Over Dismantled Hudson River Marina
• Tips For Litigating Against Pro Se Parties In Complex Disputes
• 3rd Circ. Will Consider 'Poster Child' Liquor RICO Case
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revise Payout Rules In NFL Concussion Case
• NJ Woman's Runaway Fire Truck Crash Suit Revived
• Test Results Signal Poor Odds For Lead Cables Litigation
• NJ Courts Face Sex Harassment Suit Over Judge's Conduct
• Seward & Kissel Accused Of Keeping Ex-Client From Billions
• Biotech Firm Rips 'Time-Worn Cudgel,' Wants Attys Punished
• Warrants In Pfizer Insider-Trading Case Fair Game, Feds Say
• EV Maker Thunder Power To Go Public Via $400M SPAC Deal
• Big Banks Lose Bid To Toss NJ Bond Marketing Claims
• Laser Co. Ends TM Suit Over Rival's Celebrity Laser Treatment
• Rite Aid Gets Interim OK For Ch. 11 Deal With Meds Supplier
• NY-NJ Port Authority Names In-House Atty As 1st Female GC
• Texas, Hawaii And NJ District Judge Nominees Advance
• NJ Attorney Disbarred After Using Firm To Evade Taxes
• 3rd Circ. Dismisses Ex-Union Railroad Worker's Age Bias Suit
• Don't Fine Rehab Co. In NLRB's Holiday Pay Row, Judge Says
• Judge Says His JPMorgan Shares Won't Affect Mall Debt Suit
• NJ Eatery Says Adios To 'Taco Tuesday' In A Win For Taco Bell
• Drug Cos. Question When Reissued Patent Is Actually Issued
• How Justices' Disclosure Ruling May Change Corp. Filings
• NJ Town's Ex-Atty Slaps GOP Politicians With Defamation Suit
• TD Bank Patrons Seek Final OK For $5M Deal In Fees Suit
• Pro Bono Work Is Powerful Self-Help For Attorneys
• Judge Orders Kwok Mansion Inventoried After Items 'Looted'
• NJ State Police Sued For Failing To Clear Expunged Records
• Cigna Will Not Receive Atty Fees In Tossed COVID Suit
• Transco Defends FERC's Approval Of Pipeline Expansion
• Insurer Used 'Legal Loopholes' To Avoid Payments, Court Told
• AeroFarms Gets OK For Ch. 11 Plan After Trimming Releases
• 18 States Urge Justices To End Baseball Antitrust Exemption
• Bed Bath & Beyond To Sell Lease To Hobby Lobby For $2.1M
• New Posts 'Thumb Nose' At Order, 'Shark Tank' Investor Says
• Olympics Ticket Co. Escapes Customers' COVID Refund Suit
• FTC Wants More Info On Campbell Soup's $2.7B Sauce Deal
• 3 Quirks Of New Jersey Insurance Coverage Law
• NJ Firm's Malpractice Coverage Case Closed By Judge
• 3rd Circ. Rejects Counsel Waiver Claim In Stalking Case
• Playing In A Rock Cover Band Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Foreign Agent Charges Turn Up Heat On Menendez And Allies
• Wyrick Robbins Guiding Citius Oncology Unit In SPAC Merger
• State AGs Say Meta Purposely Hooks Kids On Social Media
• Medicare Drug Price Talks Boon For Public Health, Court Told
• Fla. Bank Accused Of Firing Execs For Raising Risk Concerns
• DOJ, States Say No-Poach Franchise Provisions Can Be Illegal
• Home Health Provider Agrees To Settle Wage Suit for $700K
• Sen. Menendez Denies 'Foreign Agent' Charge In Bribery Case
• 3rd Circ. Appeal Of DOL Penalty Halted For Justices' SEC Case
• Firms Settle New Jersey Atty's Firing Suit In Mediation
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Espinosa On 'Lincoln Lawyer'
• Atty Discipline, Investigations On The Rise In Garden State
• Brooklyn Atty Says Faegre Drinker Can't Pin Claims On Him
• In Focus At The EEOC: Advancing Equal Pay
• Sherwin-Williams Makes NJ Officials Testify In Pollution Suit
• 2 Firms To Lead Verizon Investor Suit Over Lead Cables
• Chancery Orders Ocean Tech Co. To Provide Docs To Investor
• Burger King Seeks Sanctions In Beef Over Whopper Ads
• Walgreens, CVS Must Face Opioid Overdose Death Suit
• Insurer Drops Suit Over House Fire Linked To Battery Charger
• Z Gallerie Gets OK To Sell Inventory In Ch. 11
• Bankrupt Rite Aid's New Directors To Earn $50K Per Month
• Konica Minolta Must Face NJ Worker's Whistleblower Claim
• US Trustee Flags AeroFarms Releases In Ch. 11 Plan
• Fintech-Bank Partnerships Hold Potential, But Tread Carefully
• 6th Circ. Sympathetic To Power Groups Contesting FERC Rule
• Navy Federal Scores 2nd Exit Bid In Zelle Fraud Suit
• 3rd Circ. Sees No 'Switcheroo' Behind FDA's Vape Co. Rebuff
• Calif. Man Admits Guilt In Pfizer Insider Trading Scheme
• For-Profit School Cuts False Ads Claim Deals With FTC, NJ
• Newman Suspension Shows Need For Judicial Reform
• Rite Aid Cites 'Substantial Doubt' It Can Stay In Business
• Novartis Airs Mea Culpa As 2nd Circ. Probes Kickback Theory
• Once Again, Menendez Co-Defendants Plead Not Guilty
• Roberts Asked To Stay EPA's 'Good Neighbor' Smog Plan
• J&J Floats 3rd Bankruptcy For Talc Claims On Earnings Call
• Intervenors Want Verizon Cell Tower Suit Thrown Out
• Rite Aid Ch. 11 Shows NJ Is A Good Place To Go Bankrupt
• Clerk Says NJ Judge Insistent She Drink At His Beach Home
• 2nd NJ Atty To Face Claims Of Botching Case Amid Pandemic
• Counsel For J&J Talc Unit Ch. 11 Committee Fight For Fees
• GAO Says $2.6B Nuclear Waste Project Is Inefficiently Run
• HHS Defends 'Voluntary' Medicare Drug Price Program
• NJ Craves Feedback On Cannabis Edibles Expansion Plan
• Z Gallerie Blames Lingering COVID Effects For New Ch. 11
• NJ County Says Feds Rushed Flawed Ocean Wind 1 Approvals
• NJ Pot Law Doesn't Shield Cops' Jobs, Jersey City Says
• Oil Companies Slam NJ's Remanded Climate Change Suit
• Ex-Rutgers Law Fundraising Exec Drops Equal Pay Suit
• Buchanan Ingersoll Lands Chiesa Shahinian Bankruptcy Ace
• Rite Aid Inks Ch. 11 Deal With Key Medicine Supplier
• Wyndham Rejects Choice Hotels' Revised $7.8B Offer
• SharkNinja Fry Pan Claim 'A Physical Impossibility,' Suit Says
• Feds Rip Ex-NJ Firefighter's $50M Drug Fraud Sentence Fight
• How And Why Your Firm Should Implement Fixed-Fee Billing
• NJ Atty Disbarred For 'Grossly Neglecting' Clients
• 3rd Circ. Shields Mining Co. Docs Pending Ch. 11 Appeal
• Justices Won't Hear ESOP Managers' ERISA Arbitration Fight
• Rite Aid Taps Into DIP Loans, Sets Fast Ch. 11 Sale Schedule
• Squitieri, Moore Kuehn To Lead BlockFi Crypto Securities Suit
• Revisit Testimony Of Derailment Injury Expert, NJ Panel Says
• Verizon Execs Hit With Shareholder Suit Over Lead Cables
• Pharma Co. RevitaLid Can Tap Part Of $17.5M Ch. 11 Funding
• Caesars Sued By Loyalty Program Members Over Data Breach
• New Jersey Bar Freed From Suit Over Teen's Fatal Accident
• Biden Unveils $7B Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub Investment
• US Foods To Shell Out Back Pay After DOL Gender Bias Probe
• Trafficking Victims Urge 3rd Circ. To Reverse Coverage Ruling
• After Beating TM Suit, Union Says Medieval Times Must Pay
• BlockFi Was Kept In Dark As FTX Fund Cratered, Jury Hears
• NJ Atty Gets Chance To Pursue Threat Claims Against City
• Why Standing Analysis Is Key In Data Breach Mediation
• Judicial Independence Needs Defense Amid Political Threats
• Justices Pick Up Second Chevron Deference Case
• Judge Cites Rolling Stones In Nod For $28.5M Wawa Data Deal
• Why Talc Claimants' Experts Should Fear New Jersey Courts
• 3rd Circ. Holds Home Health Fight As Justices Mull Timeliness
• NJ Panel Backs Surgical Center's Win In Whistleblower Suit
• ExxonMobil Asks 3rd Circ. Not To Restore Whistleblower Jobs
• KPMG Says It Won't Block Ex-Workers' Cert. Bid In ERISA Suit
• Camden Diocese May Push New Ch. 11 Plan Without Re-Solicit
• How Life Sciences Cos. Can Prevent Securities Class Actions
• Court Tosses Realty Co. Suit Over Canceled IRS Contract
• How Law Firms Can Use Account-Based Marketing Strategies
• NJ Panel Backs Atty Fee For AG In Fight With Ammunition Co.
• NJ Firm Seeks Toss, Not Remand, Of Retaliation Suit
• Pharma Biz Says Fox Rothschild Atty Gave Secrets To Rival
• J&J Talc Unit Blasts $1.3M Ch. 11 Fee Claims By Talc Tort Firms
• Navigating Over-The-Counter Product Ads After FTC Warning
• New Federal Charges Say Menendez Plotted To Act For Egypt
• RVL Pharma Units Hit Ch. 11 In Del. With Lender Handoff Plan
• DOJ Widens 2nd Amendment Battle As High Court Args Loom
• Ex-CEO Alleges Medical Group Fired Him For Whistleblowing
• MTA Backs New York In New Jersey's Congestion Pricing Suit
• Hemp Co. Founders Cop To Conspiracy In $14M Investor Case
• SEC Says Coinbase Answer On Rules Is With Commissioners
• Calif., EPA Say Fuel Groups Can't Add To Auto Regs Argument
• States Say Biden Rule Protects Against Predatory Colleges
• UPS Wants Suit Over Unpaid Security Screening Time Tossed
• AGs' Distaste For Food Bill May Signal Other State Issues
• ITC Asked To Enforce Chocolate Milk Mix Exclusion Order
• New Jersey Justices Take Up Scooter Crash Coverage Fight
• Strategic Succession Planning At Law Firms Is Crucial
• NJ Driveway Change Didn't 'Revoke' Biz Access, Panel Says
• Rust-Oleum Wants Law Firm Sanctioned Over Secret Formula
• White And Williams Faces Malpractice Suit At 3rd Circ.
• 3rd Circ. Denies Honduran's Asylum Bid To Flee Gang Threat
• NJ Justices Consider Whether Prosecutors Org. Is 'Public'
• 3AC Bid To Consolidate Claims Falls Short In BlockFi Court
• Consumer Suit Over Anti-Aging Supplements Moved To Utah
• Lipitor Hearing Punted As Ranbaxy Counsel 'Trapped' In Israel
• Mediation Unsuccessful In NJ Judge's Pension Denial Suit
• Atty's Wire Fraud Charge Dropped In Crash Reports Case
• Blue States Ask DC Circ. To Revive EPA Ozone Standards Suit
• Mapping Big Pharma's Blitz On Medicare Drug Price Talks
• NJ Justices Take Up Jewish School's Win In Defamation Suit
• Insurer Refuses To Cover Guard Accused Of Beating Patron
• Wells Fargo Denied Win In Fake Account Whistleblower Suit
• FTC's Antitrust Case Against Amazon Has Company
• J&J Unit Wants To Slash $27M Fees For Talc Claim Lawyers
• NJ Law Reinforces States' Stance Against Card Surcharges
• Biden Admin. Under Fire For Border Wall, Venezuela Removals
• Locke Lord Must Part With Files In Lost Escrow Row
• Menendez Ally's Bank Fraud Deal Nixed Amid Bribery Charges
• Judge's Senior Status Punts Ex-Cognizant Execs' Bribery Trial
• 'Gold Bars' Case Tarnishes Outlook For Stubborn Senator
• Ex-Novo Nordisk Exec Claims He Was Fired For Being French
• Stihl Requests Dismissal Of Insurer's NJ Fire Coverage Suit
• Feds Take Aim At FTX Jets As BlockFi Presses Ch. 11 Claims
• Tax Firm Inks Deal With Ex-Client To End Yearslong Fee Spat
• Maximizing Law Firm Profitability In Uncertain Times
• Morgan & Morgan Attorneys Are Officially In All 50 States
• Ex-NJ Treasurers Slam Ex-Judge's Amended Back Pay Suit
• Blackbaud To Pay States, DC $49.5M For Data Breach Claims
• Pillow Co. Wants To Pad Key Employee Pay In Ch. 11 Case
• Pickle Co. Says Expired NDA Sours Competitor's IP Suit
• Heritage Power Gets OK Of Ch. 11 Plan, $80M In Exit Financing
• Roberts Worries Courts Being 'Manipulated' For ADA Cases
• 'Dead, Dead, Dead': Justices Say Mootness May Kill ADA Case
• Nike Says Expert Objection A Delay Tactic In Fake Shoe Suit
• Chick-Fil-A To Pay Up To $4.4M To End Delivery Price Row
• Dealer Gets 30 Years Over Drugs That Killed BigLaw Atty
• Ex-Eli Lilly Worker Settles Whistleblower Suit
• New Biden Picks Include Prosecutor For 1st Circ.
• Ore. District Judge Nominee Takes Heat From GOP Sens.
• Menendez Committee Successor To Block Egypt Military Aid
• NJ Cop Sues Shore Towns, Atty Over 'Baseless' Arrest
• Advocacy Group Ends NY Bight Offshore Wind Challenge
• Atty Can't Challenge Pa. Anti-Bias Rule At Full 3rd Circ.
• FLSA Ruling Highlights Time Compensability Under State Law
• TelexFree Victims Win Initial OK Of $95M TD Bank Deal
• NJ Panel Says City Failed To Bargain Over Police Discipline
• NJ Appeals Court Reverses $224M Talc Verdict Against J&J
• Full 3rd Circ. Won't Review Ex-Temple Biz Dean's Fraud Case
• Mandelbaum Barrett Adds New Cannabis, Psychedelics Head
• Tinder App's 'Verification' Means Nothing, NJ Woman Says
• Bank Not On Hook For Customer's $8.5M Spoofing Loss
• AstraZeneca Inks $425M Deal To End Acid-Reflux Drug Claims
• Gap Hit With NJ Lawsuit Over Lack Of Store Security
• 3rd Circ. Limits 'Frivolous' Labeling Power In Credit Rows
• Novo Nordisk Joins Fight With HHS Over Drug Price Talks
• Pro Se Litigant Wins NJ Court Look At Hospital Death Suit
• Some Plaintiffs In 'Shocking' Labor Abuses Suit Drop Claims
• 5th Circ. Ruling Reminds Attys That CBP Can Search Devices
• Challenge To 3D Printed Gun Ban Thrown Out
• Menendez Gets Date For Bribery Trial As Feds Eye Plea Talks
• Justices Reject Plea To Ease FCA Kickback Standard