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Carla Baranauckas

Carla Baranauckas

Senior Courts Reporter at Law360

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Data Brokers Get OK For Appeal Of NJ Privacy Law

A federal judge signed off Monday on data brokers' request to be allowed to appeal his ruling that New Jersey's judicial privacy and security measure known as Daniel's Law is constitutional.
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Apple, Google Hit With Class Claims Over Casino Apps

Apple Inc., Google LLC and several online casino companies are operating an illegal gambling enterprise through "sweepstakes casino" apps and websites, in violation of New Jersey gaming laws, consumer protection statutes and federal racketeering laws, according to proposed class claims.
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Nonprofit Warns 3rd Circ. Against 'Abuse' In Merck Vax Case

The anti-monopoly think tank Open Markets Institute urged the full Third Circuit to rethink a panel's immunization of Merck & Co. Inc. from antitrust claims over its mumps vaccine, arguing in an amicus brief that the doctrine cementing the right to petition the government doesn't justify the use of courts and administration as a "competitive weapon."
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DOL Sued For OSHA Info In NJ Amazon Warehouse Deaths

The U.S. Department of Labor has been hit with a lawsuit by a labor advocate seeking records related to investigations of three deaths at Amazon.com Inc.'s "notoriously hazardous warehouses" in New Jersey in 2022, saying the agency failed to comply with Freedom of Information Act deadlines.
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DOL Sued For OSHA Info In NJ Amazon Warehouse Deaths

The U.S. Department of Labor has been hit with a lawsuit by a labor advocate seeking records related to investigations of three deaths at Amazon.com Inc.'s "notoriously hazardous warehouses" in New Jersey in 2022, saying the agency failed to comply with Freedom of Information Act deadlines.
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Tech Co. Salesman Settles Ex-Employer's AI Misuse Claims

A Connecticut salesman accused of using an artificial intelligence application to record company conference calls and his former employer have settled the company's trade secrets lawsuit, according to a joint request filed Friday seeking a permanent injunction.
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NJ Sues Gun Retailers That Sold Ammo To Undercover Cops

Two Garden State firearms retailers have been hit with lawsuits for selling ammunition and gun-related products to undercover investigators without asking for proof that they could lawfully possess a firearm, the state's top law-enforcement official announced Wednesday.
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Judge Axes NY Claims In Chase Bank Counterfeit Check Row

A New Jersey federal judge partly granted JPMorgan Chase Bank's bid to toss a tile company's lawsuit over the financial giant's alleged acceptance of $5 million in counterfeit checks drawn from its Valley National Bank account, reasoning that Florida law claims could stand but allegations under New York statutes could not.Β 
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Judge Axes NY Claims In Chase Bank Counterfeit Check Row

A New Jersey federal judge partly granted JPMorgan Chase Bank's bid to toss a tile company's lawsuit over the financial giant's alleged acceptance of $5 million in counterfeit checks drawn from its Valley National Bank account, reasoning that Florida law claims could stand but allegations under New York statutes could not.Β 
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Bankruptcy Not Delaying NJ Health System's Antitrust Case

A New Jersey federal magistrate judge on Tuesday partly denied CarePoint Health Management's request to delay its antitrust case against RWJBarnabas Health Inc. because of CarePoint's recent bankruptcy filing.
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Chemical Co. GC Fires Back At Pregnancy Bias Claims In NJ

Arxada and its general counsel struck back at a former in-house attorney's claims in a New Jersey state court lawsuit that the specialty chemicals company unlawfully dismissed her in the days after she talked about taking leave to recover from a miscarriage.