{"efta_number": "EFTA00032400", "page_count": 9, "url": "https://epstein-data.com/EFTA00032400", "pdf_url": "https://epstein-data.com/pdf/EFTA00032400.pdf", "pages": [{"efta_number": "EFTA00032400", "page_number": 0, "text_content": "From: Appellate Law360 <news-alt@law360.com> \nTo:\nSubject: Up Next At High Court: Census Brawl Dominates Busy Week \nDate: Mon, 22 Apr 2019 07:18:20 +0000 \niLaw360 Appellate \nAPPELLATE \nMonday, April 22, 2019 \ntF ollow Appellate Law360 \nTOP NEWS \nUp Next At High Court: Census Brawl Dominates Busy Week \nThe Trump administration's attempt to put a citizenship question on the \ncensus is the most high-profile case at the Supreme Court this week, but the \njustices will also tackle issues affecting government contractors and Title VII \nplaintiffs as it closes out the final argument session of the 2018 term. \nRead full article » \nAnalysis \nCensus Citizenship Question Case Likely To Turn On APA L \nAttorneys anticipate that the question of whether Commerce Secretary Wilbur \nRoss violated the Administrative Procedure Act will take center stage during \noral arguments at the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday, in a case challenging \nhis decision to include a question about citizenship status on the 2020 \ncensus. \nRead full article » \nAnalysis \nSupreme Court To Mull Title VII's Presuit Hurdles \nThe U.S. Supreme Court on Monday will hear a Texas county's challenge to \na Fifth Circuit decision letting a worker pursue a religious discrimination claim \nshe didn't make to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission first, \na case that could resolve a circuit split over what workers have to do before \nbringing federal discrimination suits. \nRead full article » \nAnalysis \nHigh Court FOIA Case May Alter Labor Agency's Disclosures \nL \nThe U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments Monday about the standard for \ninvoking a key exception to the Freedom of Information Act in a case that \ncould make it harder for employers with federal contracts to keep the reams \nof data they send to the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs \nunder wraps, experts say. \nRead full article » \nAnalysis \n6th Circ. Ruling Raises Bar For Social Media Terrorism Suits \nThe Sixth Circuit's recent dismissal of a s\n... [truncated, 2669 chars — for the full page use /api/corpus/document/EFTA00032400/0 or ?id=EFTA00032400&page=0]", "char_count": 2669}, {"efta_number": "EFTA00032400", "page_number": 1, "text_content": "DC CIRCUIT \nUPS Can't Reverse Pa. Facility's Unionization, DC Circ. Says \nThe D.C. Circuit on Friday rejected UPS Ground Freight Inc.'s effort to \noverturn the unionization of employees at a Pennsylvania distribution facility, \nruling that the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and the National Labor \nRelations Board had followed all the rules for certifying the union. \nDecision attached I Read full article » \nDC Circ. Won't Nix OK Of $500M Award Against Kazakhstan \nKazakhstan was unable to convince the D.C. Circuit on Friday that a lower \ncourt had wrongly refused to consider evidence that a half-billion-dollar \narbitration award against it, which was issued to two Moldovan oil and gas \ninvestors, had been tainted by fraud. \nI document attached I Read full article » \nWireless Cos. Urge DC Circ. To Toss FCC's Verizon Fee Ruling \nTwo wireless providers jointly urged the D.C. Circuit on Friday to reverse a \nFederal Communications Commission ruling that the roaming rates Verizon \ncharged to local carriers are reasonable, contending the rates aim to quash \nsmaller competitors. \n1 document attached I Read full article » \nFEDERAL CIRCUIT \nFed. Circ. Says Court Wrongly Tossed $7.5M IP Verdict \nA Federal Circuit panel on Friday said a lower court wrongly threw out a $7.5 \nmillion jury verdict against Novozymes NS in a patent case over technology \nthat helps with ethanol processing, deciding the district court erred when it \nfound the patents were anticipated by an earlier invention. \nOpinion attached I Read full article » \nFed. Circ. Backs ITC In Roomba Co.'s Claim Construction Row \nA split Federal Circuit panel on Friday sided with the U.S. International Trade \nCommission's finding that one of Roomba maker iRobot's patents had not \nbeen infringed, delivering a setback to the robot vacuum company months \nafter it clinched an import ban against several of its rivals for ripping off \nanother of its cleaning patents. \nOpinion attached I Read full article » \nFull Fed. Circ.\n... 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Won't Revive Ex-Mt. Sinai Worker's Race Bias Suit \nThe Second Circuit on Friday refused to revive a fired worker's race bias suit \nagainst Mount Sinai Health System, saying she'd made a \"glaringly \ndisproportionate\" number of errors while on the job. \n1 document attached I Read full article » \nMadoff Trustee Fights Bid To Pause Foreign Clawback Ruling \nThe trustee for Bernie Madoffs fraudulent investment firm has asked the \nSecond Circuit not to stay its decision that he can claw back billions in Ponzi \nscheme proceeds transferred between foreign parties, saying defendants' \nplanned U.S. Supreme Court appeal is unlikely to succeed. \n1 document attached I Read full article » \nTHIRD CIRCUIT \n3rd Circ. Says Immigration Board's Examination Fell Short \nThe Third Circuit Friday revived a bid from an Indonesian national to avoid \ndeportation, finding that the Board of Immigration Appeals failed to mention \nmany pieces of compelling evidence he presented and that some of those it \ndid mention contradicted its findings. \nOpinion attached I Read full article )> \nComcast Keeps Installer Antitrust Suit Win At 3rd Circ. \nThe Third Circuit affirmed a defeat for two Pennsylvania cable installers that \naccused Comcast of\n... 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Says Interstate Travel Axes Oil Workers' OT Suit \nThe Fifth Circuit has affirmed a federal judge's decision absolving Welltec \nInc. from oil field workers' wage and hour claims, saying federal overtime pay \nrequirements don't apply because the workers regularly drove across state \nlines. \nOpinion attached I Read full article » \nOld Ruling Shouldn't Direct Texas Tribal Gaming, 5th Circ. Told \nThe Ysleta del Sur Pueblo argued Thursday that the Fifth Circuit shouldn't \nhave relied on an error-filled 1994 ruling against it to decide that \nthe Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas can't offer bingo under state law, \njoining the chorus of voices urging the full court to take another look. \n3 documents attached I Read full article » \nSIXTH CIRCUIT \nNCAA Referee Passes Death Threats Suit To 6th Circ. \nAn NCAA men's basketball referee on Friday turned to the Sixth Circuit after \nhis suit accusing two Kentucky radio hosts of inciting death threats and \nnegative reviews of his business was dismissed under First Amendment \nprotections. \n1 document attached I Read full article » \nSEVENTH CIRCUIT \n$2.8M Housing Fund Row Belongs In New Suit, 7th Circ. Says \nThe Seventh Circuit said an Illinois city and a housing company must start \nfrom scratch in a fight over $2.8 million in reserve \n... 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Gives EPA 90 Days To Respond In Pesticide Case \nThe Ninth Circuit on Friday gave the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency \n90 days to respond to objections filed by health and environmental groups \nover the agency's decision not to ban the pesticide chlorpyrifos. \nOrder attached I Read full article » \nELEVENTH CIRCUIT \n11th Circ. Tosses Underpayment Class Action Against Geico \nThe Eleventh Circuit on Friday threw out a class action accusing Geico of \nunder-reimbursing health care providers for their services, holding that the \nlead plaintiff lacked standing to bring the suit in the first place. \nOpinion attached I Read full article » \nNEW YORK \nNY Panel Greenlights Museum Of Natural History Expansion \nA New York state appeals court on Thursday greenlighted the American \nMuseum of Natural History's planned expansion into Theodore Roosevelt \nPark, finding that the museum has had a right to the disputed land since \n1877. \nOpinion attached I Read full article » \nFLORIDA \nHome Builder Gets Atty Fees In Property Maintenance Suit \nHome builder CalAtlantic can recover attorney fees after residents at a \nFlorida development dropped a lawsuit against it over property maintenance, \nwith a state appeals court finding Friday that the suit fell within fees \nprovisions in a declaration governing the community. \nOpinion attached I Read full article \nFla. Energy Choice Ballot Initiative Attacked From All Corners \nA slew of major Florida inter\n... [truncated, 3705 chars — for the full page use /api/corpus/document/EFTA00032400/4 or ?id=EFTA00032400&page=4]", "char_count": 3705}, {"efta_number": "EFTA00032400", "page_number": 5, "text_content": "Med Mal Suit Filed 1 Day Late Nixed By Kan. Supreme Court \nThe Kansas Supreme Court on Friday affirmed the dismissal of a suit \naccusing health care providers of negligently causing a patients death, \nsaying the patient's estate failed to present evidence that an electronic filing \nissue caused the suit to be lodged one day after the statute of limitations \nexpired. \nOpinion attached I Read full article » \nKENTUCKY \nKy. Court Upholds Atty Firing For Refusing Non-Solicit Deal \nKentucky's highest court has unanimously affirmed a lower court's ruling that \na law firm did not wrongfully terminate an attorney after she refused to sign a \nnon-solicitation agreement involving clients, as the deal did not violate state \nlegal ethics rules. \nOpinion attached I Read full article » \nMICHIGAN \nLive Nation Not Responsible For Concertgoer's Broken Ankle \nPromoter Live Nation and Michigan International Speedway are off the hook \nfrom a lawsuit brought by a concertgoer who fell and broke her ankle in \nnearby woods while leaving a music festival, a Michigan appeals court held \nThursday. \n2 documents attached I Read full article\nMONTANA \nExxon Tells Mont. Justices Dividend Deduction Cap Improper \nThe Montana Department of Revenue ignored its own guidance when the \nagency didn't permit Exxon Mobil Corp. to fully deduct dividend payments \nfrom subsidiaries that hold most of their business assets internationally, the \noil giant told the state Supreme Court. \nBrief attached I Read full article » \nEXPERT ANALYSIS \nIn Virtual Teams For Mass Torts, The 'Law Team' Is Critical \nA critical component of any virtual law team assembled for mass tort litigation \nis a dedicated \"law team,\" which tackles the legal strategy and drafts the \nmany necessary pleadings, motions and other submissions, say attorneys at \nPepper Hamilton and Faegre. \nRead full article » \nLEGAL INDUSTRY \nAnalysis \nBigLaw Forced Arbitration Expected To Survive Amid #MeToo \nEven though social media pressure spurred on by Harvard\n... 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But they aren't the first high-profile litigants to think \ntwice about having a jury decide their fate once they got to court. \nRead full article » \nAnalysis \nGibson Dunn Ups The Ante On Gambling After High Court Win \nGibson Dunn, the law firm that led the fight to overturn a federal ban on \nsports betting, has launched a revamped practice group focused on sports \nbetting and gambling, positioning itself to take advantage of the rapidly \nexpanding, newly legal market. \nRead full article » \nBaker Donelson's Growth Recognized Its Roots, Ex-Chief Says \nDuring Ben Adams' 16 years at the helm of Baker Donelson, the firm doubled \nits offices and attorneys, carrying out a growth strategy that the departing \nchairman told Law360 bet on the firm's roots to prepare for its future. \nRead full article » \nQ&A \nQ&A With 'Queen Of Torts' Sheila Birnbaum \nDechert LLP's Sheila Birnbaum, known as the \"Queen of Torts,\" recently \ndiscussed with Law360 the changes in product liability laws she has seen \nover her long career, her proudest achievement as a lawyer and the \nchallenges of representing Purdue Pharma in the multidistrict litigation over \nthe opioid crisis. \nRead full article » \nMore Women Taking Reins Among Tech Giants' Legal Chiefs \nWomen are increasingly heading up the legal departments of the largest \ncompanies in California's Silicon Valley as well as the corporations on the \nS&P 100, though men c\n... 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