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CALIFORNIA COVID-19 TESTING REGULATIONS IMPOSED WITHOUT LOS ANGELES — A California judge on April 13 ruled that the California Department of Managed Health Care violated the California Administrative Procedure Act by requiring health care plans to renegotiate the allocation of the cost of COVID-19 testing with healthcare
JUDGE DENIES DISMISSAL OF 2ND SUPERSEDING INDICTMENT ST. LOUIS — A federal judge in Missouri on April 7 adopted a magistrate judge’s recommendation to deny dismissal of a 24-count second superseding indictment accusing a couple who owned a pain clinic of purchasing Orthovisc from a Canadian pharmacy, providing it to patients and submitting bills to government insurers for the treatment, finding that the claims for selling a misbranded device RESTAURANT CHAIN CLAIMS ‘KNOCK-OFF’ VIOLATED UCL, U.S Restaurant Chain Claims ‘Knock-Off’ Violated UCL, U.S. Trademark Law. (March 9, 2021, 1:57 PM EST) -- SANTA ANA, Calif. — Boiling Crab Franchise Co. LLC sued Cajun Boiling Crab Inc. and related parties in a California federal court on March 4, alleging that its“knock
POLLUTION EXCLUSION BARS COVERAGE FOR INJURY CAUSED BY ATLANTA — A commercial general liability insurer owes no duty to defend or indemnify its insured construction company in an underlying personal injury suit arising out of the accumulation of construction dust in the underlying plaintiff’s apartment because the policy’s pollution exclusion bars coverage for the dust, which qualifies as a pollutant under the pollution exclusion, a Georgia CLASS SETTLEMENT OF UNPAID VACATION TIME SUIT LARGELY LOS ANGELES — A federal judge in California on Jan. 25 granted in substantial part final approval of a $600,000 settlement agreement in a class complaint accusing an employment agency of failing to pay out accrued vacation time to employees upon termination in violation of California Labor Code and California Business and Professions Code Section 17200 et seq., taking issue only with the ISSUE OF FACT EXISTS AS TO WHETHER ATTORNEY WAS TOTALLY NEW ORLEANS — A Louisiana federal judge on April 14 denied a disability insurer’s motion for summary judgment after determining that a question of fact exists as to whether an attorney was totally disabled and whether the attorney’s activities following the date of disability support a finding of total disability under the policy atissue.
PATENTED MYOPIA TREATMENT IS OBVIOUS, PETITIONER TELLS Patented Myopia Treatment Is Obvious, Petitioner Tells Board. (February 19, 2021, 1:02 PM EST) -- ALEXANDRIA, Va. — In a Feb. 17 petition for inter partes review (IPR), a pharmaceutical company maintains that the Patent Trial and Appeal Board should cancel 19 claims of a patented myopia treatment featuring increased pH stabilityvia
TOBACCO COMPANY CLAIMS BREACH OF CONTRACT IN MANUFACTURING FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — A company that acted as the customer service liaison between two tobacco companies filed suit on Nov. 9 in a federal court in Georgia, claiming that it was cut out of a contract for no reason other than to be cut out of the deal with the other companies (Optima Tobacco Co. v. U.S. Flue-Cured Tobacco Growers Inc., et al., No. 16-CV-889, E.D. N.C.). MAJORITY OF CLAIMS IN RICO, TRADE SECRETS SUIT SURVIVE LEXINGTON, Ky. — A federal judge in Kentucky on March 26 ruled that although plaintiffs in a Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) and state and federal trade secret misappropriation lawsuit sufficiently showed that defendants misappropriated a conglomerate of companies’ trade secrets as part of an alleged pass-through scheme, they failed to state claims foraiding and
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CALIFORNIA COVID-19 TESTING REGULATIONS IMPOSED WITHOUT LOS ANGELES — A California judge on April 13 ruled that the California Department of Managed Health Care violated the California Administrative Procedure Act by requiring health care plans to renegotiate the allocation of the cost of COVID-19 testing with healthcare
JUDGE DENIES DISMISSAL OF 2ND SUPERSEDING INDICTMENT ST. LOUIS — A federal judge in Missouri on April 7 adopted a magistrate judge’s recommendation to deny dismissal of a 24-count second superseding indictment accusing a couple who owned a pain clinic of purchasing Orthovisc from a Canadian pharmacy, providing it to patients and submitting bills to government insurers for the treatment, finding that the claims for selling a misbranded device RESTAURANT CHAIN CLAIMS ‘KNOCK-OFF’ VIOLATED UCL, U.S Restaurant Chain Claims ‘Knock-Off’ Violated UCL, U.S. Trademark Law. (March 9, 2021, 1:57 PM EST) -- SANTA ANA, Calif. — Boiling Crab Franchise Co. LLC sued Cajun Boiling Crab Inc. and related parties in a California federal court on March 4, alleging that its“knock
POLLUTION EXCLUSION BARS COVERAGE FOR INJURY CAUSED BY ATLANTA — A commercial general liability insurer owes no duty to defend or indemnify its insured construction company in an underlying personal injury suit arising out of the accumulation of construction dust in the underlying plaintiff’s apartment because the policy’s pollution exclusion bars coverage for the dust, which qualifies as a pollutant under the pollution exclusion, a Georgia CLASS SETTLEMENT OF UNPAID VACATION TIME SUIT LARGELY LOS ANGELES — A federal judge in California on Jan. 25 granted in substantial part final approval of a $600,000 settlement agreement in a class complaint accusing an employment agency of failing to pay out accrued vacation time to employees upon termination in violation of California Labor Code and California Business and Professions Code Section 17200 et seq., taking issue only with the ISSUE OF FACT EXISTS AS TO WHETHER ATTORNEY WAS TOTALLY NEW ORLEANS — A Louisiana federal judge on April 14 denied a disability insurer’s motion for summary judgment after determining that a question of fact exists as to whether an attorney was totally disabled and whether the attorney’s activities following the date of disability support a finding of total disability under the policy atissue.
PATENTED MYOPIA TREATMENT IS OBVIOUS, PETITIONER TELLS Patented Myopia Treatment Is Obvious, Petitioner Tells Board. (February 19, 2021, 1:02 PM EST) -- ALEXANDRIA, Va. — In a Feb. 17 petition for inter partes review (IPR), a pharmaceutical company maintains that the Patent Trial and Appeal Board should cancel 19 claims of a patented myopia treatment featuring increased pH stabilityvia
TOBACCO COMPANY CLAIMS BREACH OF CONTRACT IN MANUFACTURING FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — A company that acted as the customer service liaison between two tobacco companies filed suit on Nov. 9 in a federal court in Georgia, claiming that it was cut out of a contract for no reason other than to be cut out of the deal with the other companies (Optima Tobacco Co. v. U.S. Flue-Cured Tobacco Growers Inc., et al., No. 16-CV-889, E.D. N.C.). MAJORITY OF CLAIMS IN RICO, TRADE SECRETS SUIT SURVIVE LEXINGTON, Ky. — A federal judge in Kentucky on March 26 ruled that although plaintiffs in a Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) and state and federal trade secret misappropriation lawsuit sufficiently showed that defendants misappropriated a conglomerate of companies’ trade secrets as part of an alleged pass-through scheme, they failed to state claims foraiding and
BLOCKCHAIN FIRM’S BITCOIN CASH ANTITRUST SUIT DISMISSED MIAMI — A blockchain technology firm saw its Sherman Act claims against several parties in the bitcoin cash industry dismissed for a second time March 31, when a Florida federal magistrate judge found that the plaintiff failed to establish such necessary items as conspiracy, market or harm, leading her to grant the defendants’ renewed dismissal motion. FEDERAL JUDGE WON’T VACATE DISMISSAL OF ACA INCENTIVE WASHINGTON, D.C. — A medical provider on May 21 appealed to the Federal Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals a ruling denying his motion to vacate dismissal based on recent U.S. Supreme Court precedent and leaving in place a Federal Claims Court’s ruling that the court lacked jurisdiction over the challenge to a Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) incentive program (Robert E. Feiss v. 11TH CIRCUIT: TIME SPENT TRANSPORTING HARVESTERS IS ATLANTA — A fruit harvesting company violated the Fair Labor Standards Act’s (FLSA) overtime compensation requirements when it failed to pay crew leaders for time spent driving workers to and from basic necessities such as the grocery store and laundromat, the 11th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals ruled May 21, affirming a trial court’s ruling that those activities don’t fall within the DOL: STATES LACK STANDING TO CHALLENGE JOINT EMPLOYER RULE NEW YORK — The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) is considering whether to rescind the joint employer rule issued in February 2020; however, even if the rule is not rescinded, the states and commonwealth that have sued challenging the changes lack standing as the injuries they allege they will suffer “result entirely from their own policy changes,” the DOL argues in its reply brief filed PUTATIVE CLASS SUES REFINERY FOR CHEMICAL POLLUTION OF AIR ST. CROIX, Virgin Islands — A putative class of residents on June 9 sued a refinery alleging that it has caused them injuries through the “wrongful emission and discharge” of toxic substances that have tainted their drinking water and caused air pollution. AGENCY: OPPOSITION TO FEDERAL LEASE SUSPENSION ‘BASED ON CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) on June 7 filed a brief in Wyoming federal court arguing that a hydraulic fracturing industry trade group and the state of Wyoming, which seek injunctions against President Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s decision to suspend the federal oil and gas leasing program, have not demonstrated a likelihood of imminent irreparable harm related to CIVIL RIGHTS CLAIMS AGAINST FEDERAL PARTIES OVER SCHOOL ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A designated federal judge in New Mexico on June 9 dismissed for lack of subject matter jurisdiction civil rights claims against the federal government by a woman who says a Native American school district improperly removed her from an elementary school’s Indian Education Committee (IEC). PANEL ISSUES $72K FEE AWARD FOR SUCCESSFUL APPEAL IN SAN FRANCISCO — Just over one year after it ruled in a case of first impression that district courts have discretion to award attorney fees in copyright abandonment declaratory judgment actions, the Ninth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals on June 8 awarded $72,865 in attorney fees in connection with the appellants’ successful appeal of a contrary holding by a California federal judge. PANEL: MOTION TO COMPEL ARBITRATION OF TRADEMARK CLAIMS ATLANTA — In a June 8 holding, the 11th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals agreed with a federal magistrate judge in Florida that a defendant accused of trademark infringement is OHIO ASBESTOS JURY AWARDS $12.1 MILLION AGAINST GASKET ELYRIA, Ohio — An Ohio court awarded an asbestos plaintiff $6 million in punitive damages on June 4, bringing the total award against a gasket company to $12.1 million, sources told MealeyPublications.
LEXIS LEGAL NEWSBROWSE ALL PUBLICATIONSI WOULD LIKE TO SUBSCRIBECONTACT USMANAGE YOUR NEWSLETTERS MEALEY'S ® NEWEST TITLES Mealey's ® Franchise Law Report. The Report follows litigation in federal and state courts and regulatory and legislative developments related to franchising. The Report covers disputes over contractual language, intellectual property, dual employer status, data breaches, product pricing, venue and more. JUDGE DENIES DISMISSAL OF 2ND SUPERSEDING INDICTMENT ST. LOUIS — A federal judge in Missouri on April 7 adopted a magistrate judge’s recommendation to deny dismissal of a 24-count second superseding indictment accusing a couple who owned a pain clinic of purchasing Orthovisc from a Canadian pharmacy, providing it to patients and submitting bills to government insurers for the treatment, finding that the claims for selling a misbranded device LEXIS LEGAL NEWS : MEALEY'S MORTGAGE LENDING : LAWSUIT June 04, 2021 9th Circuit Panel Certifies Question To Nevada High Court In Quiet Title Action. SAN FRANCISCO — A Ninth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals panel on June 3 certified a question to the Nevada Supreme Court in an appeal of a summary judgment ruling in a quiet title action, holding that the state Supreme Court’s action is “determinative” and that “the decisions of the Nevada CLASS SETTLEMENT OF UNPAID VACATION TIME SUIT LARGELY LOS ANGELES — A federal judge in California on Jan. 25 granted in substantial part final approval of a $600,000 settlement agreement in a class complaint accusing an employment agency of failing to pay out accrued vacation time to employees upon termination in violation of California Labor Code and California Business and Professions Code Section 17200 et seq., taking issue only with the JUDGE ORDERS TEMPORARY HALT OF FORECLOSURE PROCEEDINGS IN SAN FRANCISCO — A federal judge in California overseeing a predatory lending lawsuit filed by Greek immigrants issued a temporary restraining order (TRO) on Dec. 17 barring a lender from selling its borrowers’ home the same day in a foreclosure sale after ruling that the borrowers have shown that “imminent harm looms” if the home is sold (Nikolaos Psarakis, et al. v. World Business PLAINTIFFS TO CALIF. TOP COURT: PUBLISH ASBESTOS-TALC SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Plaintiffs on Jan. 12 asked the California Supreme Court for publication of an exposure and causation opinion affirming a $22.1 million verdict — which included punitive damages — against a talc company found 40 percent liable for a man’s fatal PATENTED MYOPIA TREATMENT IS OBVIOUS, PETITIONER TELLS ALEXANDRIA, Va. — In a Feb. 17 petition for inter partes review (IPR), a pharmaceutical company maintains that the Patent Trial and Appeal Board should cancel 19 claims of a patented myopia treatment featuring increased pH stability via substitution of deuterium oxide (D2O) for regular water (H2O). PENNSYLVANIA FEDERAL JUDGE ALLOWS CLASS ACTION AGAINST PHILADELPHIA — A Pennsylvania federal judge on Oct. 6 denied most parts of a motion to dismiss a class action complaint accusing a man’s former employer, Wawa Inc., of violating the Employee Retirement Income Security Act when it forced him and other terminated employees to sell their stock in the company because Wawa’s reservation of a right to amend the plan “at any time&rdquo TOBACCO COMPANY CLAIMS BREACH OF CONTRACT IN MANUFACTURING FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — A company that acted as the customer service liaison between two tobacco companies filed suit on Nov. 9 in a federal court in Georgia, claiming that it was cut out of a contract for no reason other than to be cut out of the deal with the other companies (Optima Tobacco Co. v. U.S. Flue-Cured Tobacco Growers Inc., et al., No. 16-CV-889, E.D. N.C.). MAJORITY OF CLAIMS IN RICO, TRADE SECRETS SUIT SURVIVE LEXINGTON, Ky. — A federal judge in Kentucky on March 26 ruled that although plaintiffs in a Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) and state and federal trade secret misappropriation lawsuit sufficiently showed that defendants misappropriated a conglomerate of companies’ trade secrets as part of an alleged pass-through scheme, they failed to state claims foraiding and
LEXIS LEGAL NEWSBROWSE ALL PUBLICATIONSI WOULD LIKE TO SUBSCRIBECONTACT USMANAGE YOUR NEWSLETTERS MEALEY'S ® NEWEST TITLES Mealey's ® Franchise Law Report. The Report follows litigation in federal and state courts and regulatory and legislative developments related to franchising. The Report covers disputes over contractual language, intellectual property, dual employer status, data breaches, product pricing, venue and more. JUDGE DENIES DISMISSAL OF 2ND SUPERSEDING INDICTMENT ST. LOUIS — A federal judge in Missouri on April 7 adopted a magistrate judge’s recommendation to deny dismissal of a 24-count second superseding indictment accusing a couple who owned a pain clinic of purchasing Orthovisc from a Canadian pharmacy, providing it to patients and submitting bills to government insurers for the treatment, finding that the claims for selling a misbranded device LEXIS LEGAL NEWS : MEALEY'S MORTGAGE LENDING : LAWSUIT June 04, 2021 9th Circuit Panel Certifies Question To Nevada High Court In Quiet Title Action. SAN FRANCISCO — A Ninth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals panel on June 3 certified a question to the Nevada Supreme Court in an appeal of a summary judgment ruling in a quiet title action, holding that the state Supreme Court’s action is “determinative” and that “the decisions of the Nevada CLASS SETTLEMENT OF UNPAID VACATION TIME SUIT LARGELY LOS ANGELES — A federal judge in California on Jan. 25 granted in substantial part final approval of a $600,000 settlement agreement in a class complaint accusing an employment agency of failing to pay out accrued vacation time to employees upon termination in violation of California Labor Code and California Business and Professions Code Section 17200 et seq., taking issue only with the JUDGE ORDERS TEMPORARY HALT OF FORECLOSURE PROCEEDINGS IN SAN FRANCISCO — A federal judge in California overseeing a predatory lending lawsuit filed by Greek immigrants issued a temporary restraining order (TRO) on Dec. 17 barring a lender from selling its borrowers’ home the same day in a foreclosure sale after ruling that the borrowers have shown that “imminent harm looms” if the home is sold (Nikolaos Psarakis, et al. v. World Business PLAINTIFFS TO CALIF. TOP COURT: PUBLISH ASBESTOS-TALC SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Plaintiffs on Jan. 12 asked the California Supreme Court for publication of an exposure and causation opinion affirming a $22.1 million verdict — which included punitive damages — against a talc company found 40 percent liable for a man’s fatal PATENTED MYOPIA TREATMENT IS OBVIOUS, PETITIONER TELLS ALEXANDRIA, Va. — In a Feb. 17 petition for inter partes review (IPR), a pharmaceutical company maintains that the Patent Trial and Appeal Board should cancel 19 claims of a patented myopia treatment featuring increased pH stability via substitution of deuterium oxide (D2O) for regular water (H2O). PENNSYLVANIA FEDERAL JUDGE ALLOWS CLASS ACTION AGAINST PHILADELPHIA — A Pennsylvania federal judge on Oct. 6 denied most parts of a motion to dismiss a class action complaint accusing a man’s former employer, Wawa Inc., of violating the Employee Retirement Income Security Act when it forced him and other terminated employees to sell their stock in the company because Wawa’s reservation of a right to amend the plan “at any time&rdquo TOBACCO COMPANY CLAIMS BREACH OF CONTRACT IN MANUFACTURING FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — A company that acted as the customer service liaison between two tobacco companies filed suit on Nov. 9 in a federal court in Georgia, claiming that it was cut out of a contract for no reason other than to be cut out of the deal with the other companies (Optima Tobacco Co. v. U.S. Flue-Cured Tobacco Growers Inc., et al., No. 16-CV-889, E.D. N.C.). MAJORITY OF CLAIMS IN RICO, TRADE SECRETS SUIT SURVIVE LEXINGTON, Ky. — A federal judge in Kentucky on March 26 ruled that although plaintiffs in a Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) and state and federal trade secret misappropriation lawsuit sufficiently showed that defendants misappropriated a conglomerate of companies’ trade secrets as part of an alleged pass-through scheme, they failed to state claims foraiding and
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4TH CIRCUIT: JOB SHARING WITH WILLING PARTIES ISN’T ADA RICHMOND, Va. — Job sharing, even when it involves two willing parties, does not qualify as a reasonable accommodation that an employer must provide under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a Fourth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals panel ruled June 8. UNITED STATES, PROVIDER SPAR OVER EMOTIONAL DISTRESS WASHINGTON, D.C. — The “unusually narrow and undeveloped” circuit split about the availability of emotional distress damages in Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) discrimination cases does not require U.S. Supreme Court review, a medical provider says in a June 7 response to a May 25 amicus brief filed by the United States. 9TH CIRCUIT RULES ESOP TERMS TRUMP EQUITABLE ESTOPPEL SAN FRANCISCO — A party “cannot use equitable estoppel to contradict the express terms of an ERISA plan in litigation with the plan,” the Ninth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeal ruled June 7, reversing and remanding a California federal district court’s dismissal of an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) trustee’s suit seeking equitable relief from the estate of a former trustee. BIOPHARMA COMPANY SUES FORMER EMPLOYEES FOR MARIETTA, Ga. — A biopharmaceutical company that develops regenerative biologics using human placental allografts on Oct. 16 sued an industry competitor and seven former employees who left their employment with the plaintiff to work for the competitor in Georgia state court, alleging that the defendants breached the terms of two restrictive covenants and misappropriated proprietary customer TRIBE FAILS IN CHALLENGE TO SALE OF HISTORIC SCHOOL NEW ORLEANS — A Louisiana Indian tribe does not have a vested property interest in its old schoolhouse, even though the tribe got the building listed on the National Register of Historic Places, so a school board did not violate any due process rights of the tribe when it sold the building, a federal judge ruled June 4 in granting the board’s motion to dismiss. PANEL: MOTION TO COMPEL ARBITRATION OF TRADEMARK CLAIMS ATLANTA — In a June 8 holding, the 11th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals agreed with a federal magistrate judge in Florida that a defendant accused of trademark infringement is PANEL SENDS MICHIGAN PFAS CASE TO AQUEOUS FILM MDL DESPITE WASHINGTON, D.C.— The U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation (JPMDL) on June 7 overruled the objections of the Michigan attorney general and sent the lawsuit she filed against 3M Co. and others for contamination related to per- or polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) to the multidistrict litigation in South Carolina federalcourt.
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