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Court Stops New Jersey's Effort to Legalize Sports Betting
Ronald S. Katz and Jeremy R. Lacks write: With its casino industry reeling, New Jersey breathed new life into an issue that has drawn nationwide attention and has pushed professional sports leagues to grapple with the ethical and legal boundaries of sports wagering in the United States. While New Jersey's latest loss in federal district court was not unexpected, the ruling sets up a renewed showdown in the Third Circuit where New Jersey hopes to break its losing streak once and for all.Digital Health Investors Catch Their Breath in November
Digital health investors seem to have taken a step back to catch their breath in November after 10 months of record-breaking activity. There were only 6 investments in November of $10 million or more and only one for more than $50 million.Lawsuit Challenges Panel That Made NC Fracking Rules
A lawsuit filed Monday by conservationists asks that rules on fracking in North Carolina be thrown out, arguing that the panel that developed them was formed in violation of the state Constitution.Lifetime Achiever: San Antonio Lawyer to Run His 1,410th Marathon
By the end of 2014, San Antonio lawyer Larry Macon will have run 36,942 miles in his lifetime.New High-Risk Wage-and-Hour Class Action Environment Post-'Braun'
On Dec. 15, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania made clear how costly wage-and-hour litigation can be to Pennsylvania employers by affirming an award of over $187 million dollars against Wal-Mart for claims relating to rest breaks and off-the-clock work in , 2014 Pa. LEXIS 3324 (Pa. Dec. 15, 2014).View more book results for the query "*"
ERISA and Insurer Fraud Suits Against Health Care Providers
In his Insurance Fraud column, Evan H. Krinick reviews a recent decision that reinforces the general rule in the Second Circuit that lawsuits brought in federal court by insurance companies against health care providers that allege fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, among other things, will not be dismissed on ERISA preemption grounds.Watershed NLRB Ruling Allows Employees to Use Employer E-mail for Union-Related Communications
In a significant departure from prior precedent, the National Labor Relations Board ruled in the Purple Communications case that employers cannot prohibit employees from using their employer's e-mail systems during nonworking time in order to communicate about wages, hours and working conditions.JPMorgan Inks Deal to Exit Forex Antitrust Case
JPMorgan Chase & Co. and its lawyers at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom have laid down their arms in antitrust litigation accusing a dozen banks of manipulating foreign exchange rates.Broward County Court Judge Gisele Pollack Resigns
The state Judicial Qualifications Commission recommended the removal of Pollack, who was caught on the bench intoxicated twice.Trending Stories
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