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The New York Times Features Walsh Client’s Lawsuit Against Film Executive
The New York Times on August 23, 2016, wrote an investigative piece about Governor Andrew Cuomo's efforts to develop a high-tech film studio in upstate New York (pictured below from the Times article), focusing in part upon the involvement of Ryan R. Johnson in the project. The article...
NetJets’ Suit Against Hedge Fund Founders Featured In Forbes
NetJets Inc., a Walsh client, has sued three founders of Phoenix Star Capital, a failed investment firm, seeking to collect on amounts due for private aviation services. The suit has garnered attention in Forbes. The full piece is available here. For more information about the firm’s...
Walsh Lawyers Represent Gilead Sciences Inc. In Truvada® Litigation
Gilead Sciences Inc. and Emory University, represented by Liza M. Walsh and Eleonore Ofosu-Antwi, have accused Indian drugmaker Hetero Drugs Ltd. of infringing four patents protecting Truvada®, Gilead's commercially successful HIV treatment. Read Full Article Here ›...
Commercial Litigation: Sanctions for Non-Compliance with Court Rules May Not Include Depriving a Litigant of the Right to a Jury Trial
By: Marc D. Haefner In a recent opinion, the New Jersey Supreme Court held that trial courts may not “deprive litigants of their right to a jury trial as a sanction for failure to comply with procedural rules.” Williams v. American Auto Logistics, (A-10-15) (N.J. 2016). In...
Firm Secures Transfer for Quaker Putative Class Action
Quaker Oats to Fight Syrup Claims in Cali Read Full Article Here >...
Walsh successfully defends TIAA-CREF on ERISA claims.
Retirement Plan Can Mandate Arbitration, Cost-Sharing. Read Full Article Here ›...
New Jersey Supreme Court to Consider Twin TCCWNA Class Certification Rulings
By: Peter J. Pizzi The New Jersey Truth-in-Consumer Contract, Warranty, and Notice Act (TCCWNA), N.J.S.A. 56:12-14, et seq. went into effect in 1981. After over thirty years on the books, however, the TCCWNA has recently given rise to a wave of consumer class actions. The TCCWNA...
Labor & Employment: University’s Academic Freedom Not Subject to Review in Arbitration
By: Caitlin P. Cascino In a decision announced July 26, 2016, an intermediate appellate court in New Jersey issued a decision upholding a public university’s ability to make disciplinary decisions based the exercise of the institution’s academic freedom without having that decision reviewed and potentially reversed...
E-discovery: Tech Savvy Techniques to Find Key Documents
Walsh Cyber Lawyer Peter J. Pizzi, CIPP/US, explains how to find the key items of evidence in a digital morass. For more information, read the full article, or contact Peter at [email protected] or (973) 757-1011....