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Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice - March, 2023

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• J&J Can't Keep Talc Ch. 11 During High Court Appeal
• ICJ Says US Terrorism-Victim Rules Violate Treaty With Iran
• 11th Circ. Revives Walmart Injury Suit Over Squished Grape
• Swedish Co. Dropped From Fence Death Litigation
• Commanders Say New Railing Suit Filings Defy Procedure
• Store Chain Wants Cookie Mislabeling Suit Tossed
• Asbestos Claimants Take New Tack In Bestwall Dismissal Bid
• Family Claims Health Problems After Norfolk Southern Wreck
• Ohio Panel Backs Home Depot's Trial Win Over Trailer Crash
• Woman Wants Out Of Deposition In ICE Doc's Defamation Suit
• Mich. Court Tosses Homeowner's Suit Over Hospital Helipad
• Ex-Cowboys Player's Suit Belongs In Dallas: Texas Justices
• Class Attys Vie To Lead Norfolk Southern Derailment Suits
• US Chamber Urges 5th Circ. To Nix $14M Exxon Pollution Fine
• As Girardi Complaints Grew, Bar Turned Blind Eye To History
• Travelers Can't Use Deductibles To Gut Auto Injury Coverage
• Overcoming Jurors' Social Desirability Bias In Voir Dire
• 'Rust' Asst. Director Takes Plea But Won't Incriminate Baldwin
• Calif. Bar Investigates Ex-Chair For Undisclosed Girardi Tie
• Wigdor Asks To Drop Out Of Rape Suit Against Ex-Apollo CEO
• Strange But True: 5 Odd Cases For April Fool's
• Ex-CEO Of Mental Health Clinic Settles Drug Records Suit
• Colo. Landowners' Leak Liability Can't Be Lumped Together
• IG Opens Inquiry Into EPA's Ohio Derailment Response
• LabMD's Defamation Claims Over 'Public' File Can Continue
• Ex-Cohen Milstein Atty Detained In Fla. Child Porn Case
• Texas Panel Partially Revives Faulty Flooring Suit
• 11th Circ. Upholds Insurer Win In U-Haul Crash Coverage Suit
• Gwyneth Paltrow Cleared In $3M Ski Crash Trial
• Ex-CEO Whistleblower Nets $12M In Hospital's $69M FCA Deal
• Pesticide Maker Backs Monsanto In 11th Circ. Roundup Redo
• How Implicit Bias Instructions May Affect Jury Verdicts
• Ex-ICE Detainee's Claims Look Familiar, Facility Operator Says
• Manufacturer Skirts Death Claims Over Stuck Car Seat Buckle
• Fox Ex-Producer Case Is A Lesson In Joint Representation
• Aviation Watch: Do 737 Max Crash Families Have A Case?
• Chemical Cos. Want To Keep 2 Asbestos Suits Separate
• NJ Panel Backs Toss Of Dentistry Death Suit Over Discovery
• Firm Loses Bed, Client Loses Case, But Malpractice Suit Axed
• Boston Warned Of Sanctions In Case Of Man Shot By Police
• Ohio AG Says Deal With Norfolk Southern Won't Affect Suit
• Gym Not Covered In Traumatic Brain Injury Suit, Insurer Says
• Ohio Panel Reverses Contractor's LA Fitness Injury Win
• Sig Sauer Tries Again To Toss $30M NC Case
• Delaware High Court Skeptical Of State's Monsanto PCB Suit
• DA Exits 'Rust' Shooting Case, Taps New Special Prosecutors
• Amazon Seeks Defense In Pa. Personal Injury Suit
• NCAA Enables Sex Abuse By Coaches, Athletes Say
• Hertz Wants Out Of Allstate Suit Over Crash Coverage
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Baseball And MDLs
• Ohio Medical Malpractice Deadline Dooms Patient Death Case
• Md. Appeals Court Reinstates Conviction Of Adnan Syed
• Trump Can't Dodge Libel Claim In Writer's Rape Suit
• Liberty Mutual Units Own Full $5.7M Settlement, Insurer Says
• NC's DeVore Acton Gets $2.5M Counsel Fee In Train Injury Suit
• LG Can't Duck Ill. Suit Claiming Defective Battery Burned Man
• 11th Circ. Upholds Raytheon Win In Florida Cancer Suit
• Boeing Tells 5th Circ. 737 Max Families Can't Undo DOJ Deal
• Bad Design Led To Plane Crash That Killed Doctors, Suit Says
• Stanford Law Protest Highlights Rise Of Incivility In Discourse
• 50 Cent Settles False Advertising Suit With Fla. Medical Spa
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Tyson Foods Employees' COVID-19 Suit
• Appeals Court Grants Boston Firm Win In Malpractice Suit
• 'For Another Day': Why Judges Hesitated To Report Girardi
• Bar Not Liable For Bikers Shot And Stabbed In Outside Brawl
• Emory Says Ex-Law Student Can't Amend Sex Assault Case
• Texas Court Denies Power Co. Bid To Block Jury Pay Raise
• Long Island Diocese Creditors Seek Dismissal Of Ch. 11
• Jerry Jones Accused Of Defamation Over Paternity Suit
• Fla. Jury Hits Progressive With $2.7M Verdict Over Car Crash
• Boy Scouts Ch. 11 Plan Upheld On Appeal
• The Athletic Looks to Strike Trevor Bauer's Defamation Claim
• Miss. Woman Says Cuisinart Pressure Cooker Burned Her
• Kansas Supreme Court Skeptical Of Laws Restricting Abortion
• JPMorgan, Deutsche Bank Can See Epstein Victims Fund Info
• Jones To Return $243K To Free Speech Systems In Ch. 11
• McDonald's 'Forever Chemicals' Suit Will Change Venue
• Travelers Must Defend Contractor In Construction Injury Suit
• NY AG Seeks Escape From Ex-Staffer's Assault Suit
• Newer Pyrex Dishes Dangerously Shatter-Prone, Suit Says
• Ill. Hospital Owes $40M For Teen's Birth Injuries, Jury Says
• NJ Mall Beats Bloomingdale's Staircase Injury Suit On Appeal
• Consumers Contest Abbott's Bid To Toss Infant Formula MDL
• Trooper To Get State Police Harassment Docs For Cuomo Suit
• No Emotional Damages For Loss Of Pets, Mich. Panel Rules
• 11th Circ. Says No Immunity In George Floyd Protest Suit
• 'Rust' DA Must Exit Case To Hire New Special Prosecutor
• Dispute Prevention Strategies To Halt Strife Before It Starts
• Ex-Haitian Mayor Pleads Not Guilty To Lying For Green Card
• Judge Amends Sanctions Against Norfolk Southern's Ex-Atty
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Tips For Plaintiffs Attorneys Ahead Of Expanded Fire Season
• Mineral Co. Seeks Travelers Unit's Defense In Talc Case
• Justices Accept Hotel Co. Case On ADA Standing
• Carnival Door Injury Suit Can Be Refiled, Florida Judge Says
• Mich. Panel Reverses Sister Panel's Ruling In MedMal Suit
• NH High Court Nixes Med. Monitoring In PFAS Class Action
• Texas Appeals Court OKs Axed Punitives In Big-Rig Crash Suit
• Minn. Attorney General Discusses Juul, First E-Cigarette Trial
• Texas Doctor Can Be Sued Over Service Dog Note, Panel Says
• 72-Year-Old Surgeon Gets 3 Years Over $31M Fall Scam
• Lack Of Facts Frees ICE, Prison Operator From Battery Suit
• Ohio Panel Affirms Doctor's Midtrial Win In Misdiagnosis Suit
• Health Hires: Gordon & Rees, Axogen, Capstan
• Mich. Shooting Plaintiffs Allowed To File In State Court
• Tesla Buyers Ask Calif. Judge To Shut Down 'Full Self Driving'
• R. Kelly Royalties Should Pay Victim First, Ill. Justices Say
• Wash. Justices Say Notice Required When Suing Gov. Workers
• 11th Circ. Urged To Revive Suit Over Child's Death On Cruise
• GM CEO Shielded From Testifying In Ga. Widower's Crash Suit
• 'Insane': How Doctors Paid By The NFL Deny Players Benefits
• Pa. Schools Sue Norfolk Southern Over Ohio Derailment
• Conrail Worker's Cancer Suit Reinstated By Pa. Court
• Ga. Gov. Signs Bill Limiting Gender-Affirming Care For Youths
• Florida Legislature Passes Tort Reform Measure
• Practical Skills Young Attorneys Must Master To Be Happier
• Jury In Trump Rape Suit Will Remain Anonymous, Judge Says
• Two Philly Attorneys Sentenced For Legal Fee Scheme
• Ex-Aegerion Rep Can't Nix Fraud Counts Over Edit, Feds Say
• Ga. Horse Track And Insurer Settle Coverage Suit
• Wyoming Judge Blocks State's Abortion Ban, For Now
• Ga. Woman Says Horizon Drug Resulted In Hearing Loss
• Norfolk Southern CEO Treads Carefully In Rail Regs Debate
• Texas Justice In LG Chem Suit: Why Isn't This Settled Law?
• Parents Sue TikTok And MTA Over Teen's Suicide
• Baylor Gets Title IX Emotional Distress Claims Thrown Out
• 3M Says Atty Lied In Coal Miner Suit, Seeks Sanctions
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Challenge To VA Agent Orange Benefit Limits
• 17 AGs Seek Reversal Of Mass. Gunmaker Liability Ruling
• Ex-Haitian Mayor Hit With Visa Charge After Torture Verdict
• 9th Circ. Doubts Reviving NFL Players' Painkiller Class Action
• Ga. Appeals Panel Rules Auto Shop Safe From Suit Over Fall
• Baldwin Says Publicity-Hungry Prosecutor Violated His Rights
• 2nd Circ. Finds No Coverage For Motorcycle Rally Accident
• NY Woman Sues Ga. Attys For Behavior In Car Crash Suit
• Rite Aid Hit With Investor Suit Over DOJ Opioid Action
• Okla. Justices OK Abortions That Preserve Women's Lives
• Meta Execs Accused Of Enabling 'Rampant' Human Trafficking
• 3M Looks To Shield CEO From Vets' Questioning
• $626M Flint Deal Gets Final OK From Michigan State Judge
• Trafficking Survivor Urges Wash. Judge To Ignore Tossed Suit
• Pa. Court Clarifies Scope Of Relation-Back Doctrine In State
• Freezer Co. Says Supplier Must Chip In On $15M Embryo Loss
• Insurer Can Recoup $1.1M Benefit From Medical Imaging Co.
• Establishing A Record Of Good Faith In Mediation
• Justices Asked To End 'Hypothetical Jurisdiction' Circuit Split
• Nursing Home To Face Suit After Court Nixes Arbitration
• Ex-Haitian Mayor Hit With $15.5M Verdict In Torture Case
• Chubb Says Coverage Not Yet Triggered In Ecolab Injury Suits
• Georgia Justices Won't Review Wrongful Death Suit
• Providence Patients Get Chance To Keep Suit In State Court
• L'Oreal Sued Again Over Alleged Cancer-Causing Products
• Citgo Sued By Ex-Exec Jailed In Venezuela For 5 Years
• 3M Unit Hits Back At Bids To Toss Bankruptcy Case
• Shearman To Investigate Abuse Claims Against Rowing Coach
• Philly Inks $9.75M Settlement With Residents, BLM Protestors
• Idaho Hospital To Stop Delivering Babies Amid Legal Dilemma
• JPMorgan, Deutsche Bank Must Face Trimmed Epstein Suits
• FDA Urges Court To Keep Abortion Drug Regulations Intact
• Broker Gets Win In Buccaneers Settlement Coverage Suit
• NJ Panel Revives Suit Over Woman's Fall In Nursing Home
• Evanston Insurance Must Indemnify NJ Co. Over Elevator Fall
• Haitian Mayor Tortured And Murdered Rivals, Boston Jury Told
• What To Know About The Texas Storm MDL 2 Years Later
• Insurers Must Defend Contractor In Sewage Exposure Suit
• 50 Years In, Industry Has Knives Out For Potent Kickback Law
• Insurer Can Bring Suit To Avoid Covering Rape Claims
• Texas Court OKs COVID Extension For Med Mal Expert Report
• 6th Circ. Revives Wrongful Death Suit Tied To Metal Shredder
• Pa. Court Says Workers' Comp Can Pay For Medical Cannabis
• ICE Agent Slams Sig Sauer Bid To Limit Evidence In Gun Suit
• Ex-Ga. Sheriff Appeals Prison Term In Detainee Restraint Case
• ABA Opinion Should Help Clarify Which Ethics Rules Apply
• Terminix Says Swiss Re Unit Must Cover $8M Judgment
• Calif. Bar Likely Faces Long Road To Restore Public Trust
• Calif. Bar Trustees Rarely Disclosed Outside Income, Gifts
• Defense Strategies For Excluding Unreliable Expert Testimony
• Insurer, Brokers Want Out Of Ex-NFL Player's Coverage Suit
• US Trustee Uneasy About Unsecured Albany Diocese Assets
• ND Supreme Court Finds Abortion Ban Likely Unconstitutional
• VI Gov't Says JPM's Dimon Knew Of Epstein's Sex-Trafficking
• Del. Justices Won't Hear Nursing Home COVID Death Case
• Ga. Justices Uphold Punitive Damages Cap In Assault Case
• Assault Not Barred By Abuse Exclusion, Mass. Justices Say
• Vet Tells 11th Circ. 3M's Earplug Appeal Is 'Rubbish'
• Airbnb Seeks Arbitration In Suit Over Wounds At Deadly Party
• MyPillow CEO Must Face Ex-Dominion Exec's Defamation Suit
• 6th Circ. Pans 'Shocking Lack Of Evidence' In Med Mal Suit
• Norfolk Southern Derailment Suits Spur Lead Counsel Race
• Monsanto Asks 11th Circ. To Bar Doctor's Roundup Claims
• Fox Rothschild Adds Morgan Lewis Litigator In San Francisco
• Prosecutor's Exit May Reflect Legal Stumbles In Baldwin Case
• J&J And Ethicon Score Pelvic Mesh Trial Win In Fla.
• 4 Ways To Reboot Your Firm's Stalled Diversity Program
• Countering Economic And Social Inflation Effects On Verdicts
• Families In GSK MDL Rip Shook Hardy For 'Ironic' Costs Bid
• 'Day-In-Court' Ideal Is Distracting From Victim Recovery
• Texas Judge Challenges Claim Abortion Pill Suit Filed Too Late
• 9th Circ. Says DOL Board Bungled Rail Worker Retaliation Suit
• Sig Sauer Must Face Defective Pistols Suit
• Wash. Court Unsure $600M Monsanto Verdicts Hold Up
• Managers Of Senior-Living Home Charged In 14 COVID Deaths
• Slippery Super Bowl Should Raise OSHA Red Flags For Cos.
• Pa. DOT And Contractor Sued Over Worker's Fatal Fall
• Ga. County Can't Dodge Suit Blaming Cop For Crash
• Albany Diocese Latest To Seek Ch. 11 Over Abuse Claims
• DOJ's Google Sanctions Motion Shows Risks Of Auto-Deletion
• Boy Scouts Ch. 11 Objectors Slam $4M Funding Bid
• J&J MDL Atty Joins Barnes & Thornburg's Windy City Office
• Britax Gets Approval Of $852K Car Seat Defect Settlement
• 11th Circ. Orders USAA's $5M Bad-Faith Fight To Trial
• 'Rust' Special Prosecutor Opposed By Baldwin Steps Down
• Calif. Judges Say Del Monte Must Face Worker Death Suit
• Ford Seeks To Dismiss Crushed Truck Roof Negligence Suit
• Mich. High Court Rejects Insurer's Bid To Question Clinics
• 9th Circ. Asked To Uphold $5.7M Crash Injuries Verdict
• Mich. Seeks Murder Verdict Over Moldy Drugs After Feds Fail
• Tobacco Co. Wants Rehearing After 8th Circ. Backs Vape Ban
• Marriott Must Face Guest's Slip-And-Fall Suit Claims
• No Retrial For Weinstein On LA Sex Assault Counts
• What To Expect From A Litigation Finance Industry Recession
• Surfside Judge Quits Fla. Bench, Seeks 'Next Chapter'
• Schlumberger Unit Asks 5th Circ. To Rethink Coverage Loss
• Elder Care Facility Says It's Covered For Wrongful Death Suit
• Conn. Diocese's Ch. 11 Must Help Abuse Victims, Judge Says
• Ex-Ga. Sheriff Gets 1.5 Years, Judge Says 'There Are Limits'
• Ga. Judge Sends Ethylene Oxide Cases Back To State Court
• Jane Doe Says JPMorgan, Deutsche Can't End Epstein Suits
• Feds Say Rite Aid Ignored 'Red Flags' On Opioid Prescriptions
• Texas Sees 1st Suit Alleging Aborted Fetus' Wrongful Death
• Judge Goes Public With Abortion Hearing Info After Outcry
• Families Urge Judge To Find US Wanted Separations To Hurt
• Staffing Co. Found Liable For Chrysler Workers' Crash Suits
• Ex-Employee Adds Civil Rights Claims To Detroit Tigers Suit
• Farmworker Seeks Sanctions For Late Injury Settlement Funds
• Sandy Hook Families FiIe Ch. 11 Suits Over Debt Discharge
• Man Blames Psychologists In Car Insurance Fraud Suit
• Pierre Fabre Benzene Shampoo Suit Not A Wash, Court Told
• Law Groups Tell Full 11th Circ. Roundup Claims Negate EPA
• 5 Mistakes To Avoid In Civil Litigation Witness Preparation
• Widow Gets $20M In Conn. Asbestos Death Suit Verdict
• After Girardi Report, Calif. Bar Says It Will Focus On Conflicts
• Ex-ICE Facility Operator Hit With Forced Labor Class Action
• Social Services Org, Insurer Settle Wrongful Death Dispute
• Chubb Insurers Must Cover $14.5M Mold Deal, 11th Circ. Told
• Houston Firm Waited A Month To Disclose Hack, Class Says
• Lead Surfside Litigator Joins Florida Firm As Name Partner
• J&J Unit Ch. 11 Case Shows Texas 2-Step May Be Wrong Move
• Trump Must Face 'Access Hollywood' Tape In Defamation Trial
• Fla. Court Tosses Med Mal Suit For Faulty Expert Report
• Cryogenic Tank Maker Not Liable In Worker's Death
• Fla. Judge Calls 3M Hearing-Loss Evaluation 'Problematic'
• Ex-Ga. Sheriff Seeks To Avoid Jail In Detainee Restraint Case
• Crain's Must Face Chicago Business Owner's Defamation Suit
• Ethicon And J&J Snag 4th Circ. Win In Pelvic Mesh Appeal
• IHeartMedia Sued Over Helicopter Crash By Worker's Widow
• Justice Dept. Taps Atty As Special Master Of 9/11 Victim Fund
• Gun Distributors Agree To Halt Sales Of 'Ghost' Parts In NY
• Girardi's Influence Kept Calif. Bar At Bay, Probe Finds
• Ex-Anapol Weiss Client Drops Plane Crash Settlement Suit
• JPMorgan Must Produce CEO Dimon's Docs In Epstein Suit
• Insurer Wants Out Of Alleged Hotel Sex Trafficking Suits
• Family Sues Fla. Airbnb Over Baby's Fentanyl Death
• Atty Tells Texas High Court Barratry Claims Can't Stand
• Emery Celli Due $3M Fee In Oscar Winner's $10M Rape Verdict
• Conn. Man Says Bosses Attacked Him For Defending Colleague
• Alex Jones' Co. Files Ch. 11 Plan Calling For $520K Salary
• Calif. College, Coaches Want Baseball Harassment Suit Axed
• Famed Manhattan Showroom Loses Peephole Camera Appeal
• NC Families Ask Court To Combine Identical Asbestos Suits
• Baldwin Attorney Says State 'Destroyed' Gun In 'Rust' Case
• Norfolk Southern CEO 'Deeply Sorry' For Ohio Train Disaster
• Fla. Bill Would Rein In Personal Injury Litigation Excesses
• Wrongful Death Suit Fails Due To Late Filing, NC Justices Told
• Contractor Must Cover Gas Co.'s $1.8M Injury Case Payout
• JPMorgan Says Ex-Exec Kept Bank In Dark About Epstein
• Conn. Judge Weighs How To Shield Church Abuse Victim IDs
• Gilead Wins $131M From Fla. Clinics Over HIV Meds Scam
• Brothers Can Go After Cuba's Assets For $3B Torture Award
• Norfolk Southern's Ohio Disasters Cue Dual Safety Probes
• Ohio Judge Seeks Consolidation Plan For 18 Derailment Suits
• Allstate Says Court 'Rewrote' Fla. Personal Injury Statute
• Right-Wing YouTuber Sues Ocasio-Cortez Over Twitter Block
• Murdaugh Case Puts Rare Spotlight On 'Red Collar Crime'
• Litigation Vet Joins Simmons Hanly In New York
• Sig Sauer Fights ICE Agent's Defective Gun Suit In Pa.
• Pa. Justices Question Quality Or Quantity In Picking Venue
• 3 Reasons Why Reframing Can Create Juror Backlash
• Feds Want 3.8 Years For Ex-Ga. Sheriff In Civil Rights Case
• Judge Rejects Coverage To Injured Employee's Co-Workers
• Settlement Conference Denied In Camden Diocese Ch. 11
• Standard Chartered Can't Yet Ditch Terrorism Finance Suit
• Widow Of Pipe Worker 'Burned Alive' Defends $222M Verdict
• Talc Claimants Rip J&J Unit's Bid For Full 3rd Circ. Rehearing
• Ch. 11 Deadline Extended For Revlon Hair Relaxer Claims
• Pa. Court Trims $1.2M From $2.7M Cancer Med Mal Verdict
• Mich. Rejects Fiat Chrysler's Bid To Restart Indemnity Suit
• DC's Ex-Interim 911 Director Accuses Mayor Of Retaliation
• Long Island Diocese Creditors Blast 'Gift' To TV Channel
• Women Denied Abortions In Medical Emergencies Sue Texas
• Tort Report: Fla. Tort Reform Bill; Ronaldo Rape Suit Appeal
• UPMC Doc Can't Get Surgery-Suit Whistleblower Sanctioned
• Pa. Justices Ponder 'No Felony Recovery' Rule For Murderer
• Texas Asks Judge To Halt ATF Rule While It's Challenged
• Car Club Owner Sues Norfolk Southern Over Ohio Derailment
• Ga. Justices To Review 'Vehicle Use' In Wrongful Death Suit
• Calif. Atty Faces Discipline For 'Shoot' BLM Protesters Tweets
• Ga. Justices Won't Review Man's Boat Crash Coverage Suit
• AGs Say TikTok Must Comply With Kids' Mental Health Probe
• Firefighter Says 'Forever Chemicals' Class Should Remain
• SC Woman Awarded $29M In Talc Suit Against Supplier
• EPA Pledges $200M For Drinking Water Upgrades In 5 States
• Red Roof Inn Ignored Trafficking At 'Top' Ga. Sites, Court Told
• After DOJ Settlement, Patients Sue Yale Over Missing Fentanyl
• Pervine Foods' 'FitCrunch' Bars Aren't Misleading, Judge Says
• Draft Baby Food Safety Regulations Lack Teeth
• NJ Panel Won't Free Trucking Co. From Motorcycle Crash Suit
• Mass. Justices May Not Let Tobacco Cos. Escape Death Suits
• Justices Leave Questions Open On Dual-Purpose Atty Advice
• Michigan's New Abortion Rights May Crush Old Legal Barriers
• W.Va. Justices Clear Chubb Unit In Mine Death Coverage Row
• Norfolk Southern To Pay Pa. $7M To Mitigate Derailment Costs
• Judge Lets Atty's Pay Suit For Unfinished 9/11 Work Continue
• Calif. General Liability Insurer Must Foot $2M Injury Settlement
• Assault Victim Says Conn. Lawyer's Breach Cost Him $800K
• Trial Strategies To Shore Up Gaps In Your Case Narrative
• Walmart Sued For $1.37M Fire Damage From Stolen Flare Gun
• Georgia Trucking Injury Case Settled After 1 Day Of Trial
• Aerospace Co. Says Fla. Cancer Cluster Suit Is Time-Barred
• Pa. Bottling Co. Sued Over Worker's Chemical Burn
• Hain Gets Midtrial Win On Claim Baby Food Caused Autism
• NJ Judge Won't Lift Freeze On State Gun-Safety Law
• Why Alex Murdaugh's Decision To Testify May Have Backfired
• Gov't Doesn't Owe Cotter Indemnity For Radiation Injury Suit
• NC Judge Won't Toss PFAS Suit Against DuPont, Chemours
• 10th Circ. Panel Nixes Doctor's Pain Med Convictions
• Funeral Home Can Retry Arbitration Bid In Refrigeration Fight
• Texas Justices Say Evidence Shortfall Kills Crop Damage Suit
• Valve Company Drops Asbestos Coverage Suit
• Judge Enters 2nd Not Guilty Plea For Girardi
• Co-Counsel Named In L'Oreal Hair Relaxer MDL
• LG Chem Asks Texas Justices To Review Battery Suit Ruling
• Ga. Widow Gets $6.4M In Atty Fees In Wrongful Death Case
• Surveying The Aftermath: 1 Month After An Ohio Train Disaster
• Gymnast's Abuse Suit Can't Proceed In Mass., Judge Finds
• Murdaugh Sentenced To Life After Murder Conviction
• EPA Orders Norfolk Southern To Test For Toxic Pollutants
• Mich. Justices Appear Open To Slip-and-Fall Reform
• Fertility Clinic 'Doomed' Baby To Stomach Removal, Suit Says
• Wynn Resorts Investors Score Class Cert. In Suit Over Ex-CEO
• Rush To Regulate After Ohio Derailment Draws Skeptics
• Choice Hotels Settles With Alleged Sex Trafficking Survivor
• Workers Sue Exxon, Chevron Over Cancer-Causing Solvent
• Mich. Justices Zero In On Contract Rights In No-Fault Case
• Seattle Convention Center Group Faces Wrongful Death Suit
• Jury Finds Murdaugh Guilty Of Murdering Wife And Son
• Addiction Center Operators Charged With Health Care Fraud
• Wash.'s Newest Federal Judge Is Breaking Barriers
• Murdaugh Atty Calls Murder Case 'Illogical' In Final Jury Pitch
• NBCUniversal Aims To Avoid Women's Cosby Rape Suit
• Yemenis Accuse Lockheed, Raytheon, Others Of Fueling War
• As Opioid Sellers Win Vital Verdict, Families See Silver Lining
• Police Say Fla. Atty Spent Clients' Money On Sex Workers
• Maxwell Says Trafficking Conviction Violated Epstein NPA
• Deadspin Defeats Trevor Bauer's Defamation Claims For Good
• Michigan Cases To Watch In 2023
• Garland Defends DOJ Steps On Justices' Safety, Major Probes
• Fatal Fall Suit Against Kroger Co. Can Go To Trial
• Driver Says Lyft Broke Insurance Vow After Rider Shot Him
• Hospital's Parent Co. Escapes Suit Over Stroke Treatment
• Jury Charge Flubs Freed Sunoco From Crash Case, Court Told
• Ohio Derailment Expected To Pull In Insurers On Many Fronts
• J&J Ch. 11 Dismissal Ignores Mass Tort Bankruptcy Principles
• Ohio Federal Judge Eyes Consolidation Of Derailment Cases
• 3M Says Most Vets In Earplugs MDL Have Normal Hearing
• Murdaugh Committed Murders As Career Spiraled, Jury Told
• Goldberg Segalla Adds Ex-Groelle & Salmon Insurance Atty