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Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice - November, 2022

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• 'No Question' Weinstein 'Was A Predator,' Prosecutor Says
• Ex-NHL Player, American Airlines Resolve Flight Ejection Suit
• Judge Won't Hear Former Lawmakers' Views In 9/11 MDL
• 11th Circ. Remands Coverage Case Amid Diversity Concerns
• Feds Hit Jackson, Miss., With Suit Over Contaminated Water
• Atty's 'Innocent' Comment On Race May Doom $2.8M Verdict
• Roche Escapes Ex-Service Member's Anti-Malarial Drug Suit
• Injury Faker Testifies She Lied To Doc Charged In $31M Scam
• TPC Group Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed With $30M Creditor Deal
• Life Insurer Must Pay After Judge Verifies Woman's Identity
• Lyft Driver Wants To Bifurcate Trial Over Florida Accident
• NJ Judge Sends 33 J&J Implant Suits Back To State Court
• Ex Dominion Exec Fights To Keep Defamation Suit Alive
• Walmart Was Warned About Shooter's Behavior, Survivor Says
• Afghan Couple Rip Atty, Marine's Bids To Ax Kidnapping Case
• Insurer Fights Woman's Bid To Toss Abuse Coverage Suit
• Abbott Sued Over Formula Linked To Premature Baby Death
• Atty Charged In $31M Scam Tells Jury He's Getting A 'Bad Rap'
• Home Depot Asks Pa. Justices To Bar Dog-Bite Inquiry Suit
• Roundup Buyers Seek OK Of $45M False Ad Settlement
• El Paso DA Resigns Amid Allegations Of Incompetency
• DA, Probation Dept. Sued In LA-Area Officer's Shooting Death
• Cerner Corp. Can't Escape Suit Over Brain-Damaged Patient
• Shire Wants 11th Circ. To Review Kidney Failure Lawsuit
• Epstein Accusers Bring New Suits Against Banks, Leon Black
• Harvey Weinstein Won't Testify In LA Rape Trial
• Indiana Orthopedic Surgeons Escape Shoulder Surgery Suit
• Ark. University Official Nabs Qualified Immunity In FMLA Suit
• NBC, Ex-'SNL' Cast Member Agree To End Sex Assault Suit
• Uvalde Family Says Gunmaker's Ads Inspired Shooter
• Insurer Needn't Cover Fatal Auto Crash, 1st Circ. Rules
• 3M On Hook For One Deductible For Warming Device Defense
• Law Schools Are Right To Steer Clear Of US News Rankings
• How Firms Are Getting The Most Out Of Their Pro Bono Work
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• Feds Seek Prison For Exec's FDA Fraud After 1st Circ. Flip
• CFPB And NY Settle Suit Alleging RD Legal 9/11 Fund Scam
• Liberty Mutual Units Avoid Covering HVAC Injury Suit
• Ill. Panel Nixes Appeal In Negligence Dispute With Gas Cos.
• Protestors Seek Revival Of Trump Photo-Op Clash Claims
• L'Oreal Sued By Uterine Cancer Patient Over Hair Products
• Travelers Says Judge Should Rethink Plane Crash Ruling
• Perry Guha Still Repping Leon Black After Beating DQ Bid
• Goldberg Segalla Adds Transportation Atty To Newark Office
• Aetna Can't Decertify Class In Benefits Clawback Suit
• Litigation Funders Seek Transparency In Disclosure Debate
• 3rd Circ. Says Insurer Needn't Contribute To $10M Crash Deal
• CNN Seeks Ax Of Trump's 'Repugnant' $475M Defamation Suit
• Jury Clears NCAA In Death Of Ex-USC Footballer With CTE
• 4th Circ. Scraps Expert Opinion In Motorcycle Crash Case
• Nurture Says Heavy Metal Baby Food Claims Aren't Realistic
• Goldberg Segalla Adds Insurance Litigation Vet In Chicago
• NFL Beats Ex-Player's Disability Suit Over Face Shield Use
• Ex-Fisher Phillips Atty Renews Bond Bid Before Murder Retrial
• Ex-Employee Hits Detroit Tigers With Bias Suit Over Firing
• John Deere Says Tractor Explosion Suit Filed Too Late
• 5 Principles For Better Professional Development Programs
• NCAA Faces $53M Damages Bid As Wrongful Death Trial Ends
• Dodger's Trevor Bauer Unlikely To Nix Sex Assault Suit Early
• Insurer Seeks Repayment For Double Lung Transplant Suit
• Tractor-Trailer Driver's Negligence Caused Death, Court Says
• Woman Awarded Nearly $670K For Curb Fall At Orlando Mall
• Disney Must Produce More Evidence In Resort Injury Suit
• Co. Can't Use Subcontractor's Insurance For Fall Damages
• 17-Month Delay Bars Coverage For Sign Co., Judge Says
• Lockheed Seeks Class Denial In Orlando Contaminant Case
• Nursing Home Can't Force Resident Death Suit Into Arbitration
• Pa. Rep. Lamb To Join Kline & Specter In January
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Practice With Passion
• High Court Won't Review Alleged Pandemic Preemption Split
• FBI's LA Chief Recused In Girardi Keese Probes
• Sports Neurologist Says No Consensus Head Hits Cause CTE
• Honeywell To Pay $1.3B To End Asbestos Exposure Claims
• Fee Bid In $127.5M Parkland FBI Deal Created Attorney Rift
• Newborn Mixup Suit Needs Expert Report, Texas Court Says
• Hotels' Push To Counter Sex Trafficking Wins Mixed Reviews
• Insurer Right To Void Doctor's Policy For Fraud, 11th Circ. Told
• 5th Circ. Backs Coca-Cola Win In Trucker's Slip-And-Fall Suit
• Sterigenics Prevails In Second Ethylene Oxide Trial
• Judge Hands 48-Year Sentence In Whistleblower Murder Case
• Good Samaritan Law Shields Costco Worker In Fistfight Suit
• Mich. Panel Frees Insurers From Covering Store Fight Suit
• 1st Circ. Tosses Aegerion Rep's Drug Fraud Convictions
• Conn. Judge Weighs Suspensions For Alex Jones Attys
• Ga. Widower Fights GM Bid To Block CEO's Testimony
• Ex-Air Force Technician Sues Boeing, 35+ Cos. Over Asbestos
• Woman Hasn't Linked Emissions To Cancer, Sterigenics Says
• Akin Gump Gets Green Light To Represent Endo Claimants
• Sports Neurologist Says USC Player's Decline Not From CTE
• Weinstein Prosecutors Rest Case Without Calling Mel Gibson
• Spurs And Team Psychologist Resolve Sex Abuse Suit
• Airbnb Hit With 2nd Suit Over Deadly Pennsylvania Party
• Jury Says Cos. Not Liable For Boy's Shooting At Apartments
• New Orleans Litigation Outfit Adds New Name Partner
• Ga. Judge Finds 'Scant' Evidence Of $400M Kickback Scheme
• What OSHA 'Severe Violator' Updates Mean For Employers
• Groups Open Constitutional Challenge To Del., NJ Gun Laws
• Girardi CFO Drained Firm With Sham Vendors, Feds Say
• Game Makers Sued Over Man's Death In Pa. Store Robbery
• Ga. Panel Frees Insurer From $3M Wrongful Death Judgment
• Parkland Atty Said Colleagues Weren't Interested In Suing FBI
• Model Says She 'Played Dead' During Sudden Weinstein Rape
• Drinking Caused NCAA Player's Health Problems, Doctor Says
• J&J Tells Justices $302M Mesh Fine Part Of 'Dangerous' Trend
• Kreindler & Kreindler Objects To Leak Sanctions In 9/11 MDL
• Jelly Belly Can't Nix $3.8M Jelly Bean Car Crash Injury Verdict
• Texas Court Questions Dismissal In Jerry Jones Assault Suit
• Ex-Trump Aide Says DC Court Is 'Ignoring' Bannon Subpoena
• Seton Hall Hoopster Can Keep Pressing Injury Claims
• Long Island Diocese Ch. 11 Asset Sale Hung Up Over NDAs
• Insurer Can't Evade Covering Injury Suit With Exclusion
• Probe Launched Of EPA, State's Role In Jackson Water Crisis
• How Trial Attorneys Can Craft A Winning Closing Argument
• Texas Court Says No To Turnover Of Legal Malpractice Claims
• Berkshire Hathaway Unit Wins Policy Rescindment Dispute
• Ill. Court Finds Auto Exclusion Bars Coverage For Crash Injury
• Questions To Ask Before Making A Lateral Move As Partner
• Calif. Gov's Wife Nixes Weinstein Atty's Fake-Orgasm Request
• Ex-USC Football Doc Tells NCAA Jury Players Had Best Care
• Broncos' Aaron Patrick Blames NFL, ESPN For ACL Tear
• Mo. Panel Affirms Auto Insurer's Win In UIM Coverage Fight
• Accused Pelosi Attacker Pleads Not Guilty To Federal Charges
• Insurers Not Liable For Cook's Sewage-Based Foot Infection
• US Trustee Says Rejected Alex Jones Attys Can't Get Fees
• Girardi Paid For House Now Owned By Los Angeles FBI Head
• Hacked Pa. Health Center Accused Of Failing To Secure Data
• Chamber Urges Full 11th Circ. Review Of Ga. Roundup Case
• Blue Bell Tells 5th Circ. Shareholder Suit Triggers Coverage
• Plaintiffs Ask Ga. Judge To Keep $1.7B Verdict Against Ford
• Fla. Court Says Medical Report Can Be Kept Secret
• Trump, Barr Win Dismissal Of Cohen's Book Retaliation Suit
• EBay Not Covered For Stalking Mass. Bloggers, Insurer Says
• Ex-NCAA Player's Brain Damage Was From Aging, Jury Hears
• Calif. Gov.'s Wife Tells Jury Harvey Weinstein Raped Her
• Alec Baldwin Sues 'Rust' Armorer, Others Over On-Set Death
• Groups Fight Exxon's Bid To Revisit $14M Pollution Penalty
• Publix Says Insurers Should Defend Opioid Suits
• Oscar-Winning Writer's Rape Verdict Raised To $10M
• Boeing Crash Victim's Heir Asks For Settlement Approval
• Boeing Pushes Back Against New Proceedings In 737 Case
• Trump Tells Court DC Law Forecloses Rape Defamation Suit
• Wisconsin PI Firm Sues Rival Over Misleading Online Ads
• University Compliance Programs Need 3 Lines Of Defense
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Argue Open-Mindedly
• Accuser Wants Insurer's Sex Abuse Coverage Suit Tossed
• Trainer Doesn't Recall Ex-USC Player Taking Head Hits
• Calif. AG Sues 3M And DuPont For Concealing PFAS Dangers
• McKinsey Wants NY Opioid Suits Moved To Bankruptcy Court
• Disbarred Texas Atty Says He Is Owed $3.8M From Past Cases
• High Court Pa. Case Could End Personal Jurisdiction Divide
• When Is It OK To Use Expert Testimony After They Withdraw?
• Alex Jones Owes $473M In Sandy Hook Punitive Damages
• Oscar-Winning Writer Hit With $7.5M Rape Verdict In NY
• Lead Counsel Appointed In Social Media MDL
• Ex-Girardi Keese CFO To Stay Jailed In $10M Theft Case
• Ford Can't Toss Refiled Georgia Auto Crash Death Suit
• Armstrong Teasdale Adds Miami Litigator From Solo Practice
• Kirkland Clear To Represent 3M Unit In Ch. 11, For Now
• Victims, Insureds Move To Settle Fatal Crash Appeal In 1st Circ.
• ABA's No-Contact Rule Advice Raises Questions For Lawyers
• Ex-USC Player Fought Hard To Live, Widow Says In NCAA Trial
• OSHA Proposes $145K Fine For Caterpillar Worker Death
• Woman Denies Aiding Weinstein Assault, Rejects 'Pimp' Label
• Kirkland Says Its Interests Not Conflicted In 3M Unit's Ch. 11
• No Affidavit Needed To Sue 'Practical' Nurses, NJ Court Says
• Oscar Winner Called 'Monster' As NY Jury Gets Rape Case
• Drug Atty Ads Risk 'Serious Harm,' W.Va. AG Tells High Court
• Fla. Jury Awards $68M Against Doctors In Sodium Spike Case
• For Girardi, Bar Discipline Stayed Behind Closed Doors
• 4 Key Skills For An Effective Attorney Coaching Conversation
• 11th Circ. Backs Toss Of Coloplast Pelvic Mesh Suit
• Ga. City Worker Claims Race Bias During Pandemic
• ERISA Ruling Reinforces Claimant Right To Know Denial Basis
• TPC Group Can Solicit Creditor Votes On Updated Ch. 11 Plan
• Kansas Gov. Gets Hemp Co. Suit Over Product Seizure Tossed
• Control Of Congress Too Close To Call
• NYPD Helped Model Tape Weinstein Admitting Grab, Jury Told
• Dershowitz, Boies, Epstein Victim Resolve Defamation Suits
• Carnival Passenger Tells Jurors Bunk Bed Caused TBI
• Justices Wary Of Overturning Spending Clause Precedent
• Georgia Justices Mull Fate Of Wrongful Death Suit
• NY Concealed Carry Restrictions Blocked, For Now
• NJ Hospital Must Face Med Mal Suit As Other Hospital Exits
• 6th Circ. Says Depos Don't Force Trial Testimony In Flint Case
• Buffalo Diocese Gets OK To Join Boy Scout Settlement
• Justices Question 'Coercion' In Pa. Business Registration
• Ex-Girardi Keese CFO Jailed On Wire Fraud Charge
• Boy Scouts Insurers Claim Bad Faith In Ch. 11 Plan
• 2nd Circ. Backs Toss Of Pa. Residents' $619M Malpractice Suit
• How Civilian Attorneys Can Help Veterans
• Aviation Watch: Pa. Takes Educational Malpractice Too Far
• Gordon & Rees Adds Ex-Hawkins Parnell Atty In Atlanta
• From Courts To Polls: BigLaw Turns Out To Protect The Vote
• 5th Circ. Backs Remington In Rifle Defect Death Suit
• Opportunities, Hurdles In Cannabis Immersive Entertainment
• Late NCAA Player Transformed Over Time, Friend Testifies
• MLB Star Can't Sue Over Sex Assault Comment, Atty Says
• Model Says Friend Lured Her Into Weinstein Sex Assault
• Judge Orders Fiat Chrysler Contractor To Pay $3.8M Judgment
• Woman Says Neutrogena Sunscreen Caused Her Skin Cancer
• Sterilization Plant Opposes New Suit For Workers
• US Trustee Warns Of 'Hidden' Releases In TPC Ch. 11 Plan
• 11th Circ. Revives PGA Coach's Kidney Disease Suit
• Monsanto Asks Full 11th Circ. To Review Roundup Ruling
• Thomas Dissents As Justices Refuse Feres Doctrine Again
• NJ High Court Skeptical Of Insurer's Bid To Split Payment
• Nurse Turned Med Mal Atty Joins Marshall Dennehey In Philly
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned That Culture Shapes Law
• Recoupment Questions Follow NY Workers' Comp Ruling
• Claims Trimmed From Suit Over Eye Injury At Atlanta Airport
• Barstool CEO Can't Claim Libel Over Sex Misconduct Reports
• NCAA Not Responsible For Concussion Warnings, Jury Told
• Fla. Defense Attys Complain About Parkland Judge's Conduct
• Masseuse Says ​​​​​​Weinstein 'Embarrassed And Humiliated' Her
• SF Residents Reach $5.4M Deal Over Toxic Former Navy Site
• Key Bankruptcy Reforms In Reach, Whoever Wins Congress
• Rochester Diocese Strikes $55M Ch. 11 Deal With Claimants
• Settlement Comes Mid-Trial In Ga. Health FCA Case
• Wheelchair Clash Lands American Airlines With Injury Suit
• Amputee Sues Machine Maker And Seller Over Design
• Texas Court Again Revives Suit Over Stryker Rep Assault
• Mich. Doctors Dodge Suit Over Breathing Tube Death
• Insurer Must Defend Mass. Ice Cream Co. In Worker's Suit
• California Case Offers New Take on Liquidated Damages
• Gas Station Says HDI Botched Defense Of Brain Injury Suit
• Judges OK COVID-Related Service Delay In Tonsillectomy Suit
• Endo Claimants' Request To Hire Akin Gump Draws Objection
• La. Oil Refinery Co. Can't Duck Death Suit In Texas
• Liberty Mutual Says No Coverage For Grocery Store Fight Suit
• Weinstein Accuser Says Therapy Explains Changed Account
• UCLA Doc Testifies Players Don't Need Concussion Warnings
• Jury Says Ford Must Pay $6M In Missouri Woman's Death
• SC Court Says Bad Birth Suit Blocked By Emergency Statute
• Challenge Of NY Firearms Law Is On Target, Gun Owners Say
• Exclusion Relieves Arch From Covering Scaffolding Fall
• Gun Parts Co. Joins Injunction Blocking 'Ghost Gun' Rule
• State Farm Suit Belongs In Pa. High Court, 3rd Circ. Told
• 9 Legal Ethics Considerations In Natural Disaster Preparation
• Spurs Covered Up For Ex-Player, Former Psychologist Claims
• Calif. Bar Saw 155 Girardi Complaints Before Pulling License
• Insurer's Bid For Win In Fatal Fall Suit Rejected
• BNSF Railway Must Face Ex-Worker's Lymphoma Suit
• Three Civil Rights Attys Join DiCello Levitt In DC
• CBS, Moonves Settle #MeToo Insider Trading Probe For $9.7M
• Weinstein Masseuse Testifies She Told Mel Gibson Of Assault
• CTE Caused USC Player's Drug Abuse And Death, Doctor Says
• Judge Says Barred Suits Could Mean Fla. Probate 'Upheaval'
• Attys Want $11M For $58M Vets' Home COVID Outbreak Deal
• Texas Court Frees MetroPCS From Security Guard Death Suit
• HONX Creditors Want Bellwethers For Asbestos Ch. 11 Claims
• Los Angeles County Settles Police Shooting Death For $8M
• Remington Can't Argue Teen's Death Is Suicide In Gun Suit
• Trump Settles With NY Protesters Over Alleged Assaults
• NY Court Axes Defense Verdict In Flesh-Eating Disease Case
• Sotera Health Hires Longtime GE Attorney As General Counsel
• 3M Asked To Justify New Defenses In Earplug MDL
• 'Simply Inexcusable': Ex-Girardi Attys Ripped For Hiding Theft
• Iowa OB-GYN Clinic Hits Ch. 11 Over $97M Med Mal Verdict
• LG Chem Must Face Tennessee Man's Exploding Battery Suit
• Insurer Says Banquet Hall Not Covered For Shooting Suit
• Insurer Can't Change Judge's Mind In Shooting Coverage Suit
• LA Angels Must Face Suit Over Pitcher's Overdose Death
• Pelosi Attack Suspect Pleads Not Guilty To State Charges
• 'Rape Myths' Prof Tells Weinstein Jury Fighting Back Is Rare
• CTE Diagnosis A Relief For Ex-Player's Kids, NCAA Jury Hears
• Starbucks Keeps Win On Injury Suit Alleging Maggoty Drink
• Staff Say Texas County DA Office Is A 'Misogynistic Fraternity'
• Insurers Denied Access To Honeywell Asbestos Claim Details
• Gun Co. Can't Sell 'Ghost Gun' Parts In NYC Anymore
• Social Media MDL's Novel Target Is Algorithm
• Mass. Panel Upholds Insurer's Win In PIP Coverage Dispute
• Insurer Needn't Cover Engineer In NJ MRI Machine Explosion
• Philly Law Firm Uses Billboard To Roast Astros For Cheating
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Dividing $5.3M Fee In Suit By Paralyzed Vet
• LG Escapes Exploding Vape Battery Suit In Texas
• Pa. Couple Denied Coverage In Gun Case Tied To Shooter Son
• Plum, Campbell Escape Heavy Metal Baby Food Suit
• Helping Your Witness Stay Calm And Collected On The Stand
• Cases Show Real-World Laws Likely Apply In Metaverse