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Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice - June, 2023

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• Ga. Justices' Ruling May Spark More Negligent Security Trials
• Sotomayor Blasts Police Immunity Rule As 'Absolute Shield'
• Mich. High Court Questions If Its COVID Orders Overstepped
• Talc Claimants Call J&J Unit's 2nd Ch. 11 A Tort Dodge
• Wash. Docs Keep Trial Win In Patient Death Suit
• A Look At Section 230 After High Court's Refusal To Clarify
• Alito Sees 'Danger' In Wash. Supreme Court's Bias Ruling
• Samsung Must Try Again To Wipe $10.8M E-Cig Judgment
• Fla. Doc Tells 11th Circ. MetLife's Fraud Claims Are Too Late
• Woman Says Academy Bike Injured Her Finger Before Recall
• Hot Carafe Burn Victim Says JetBlue Destroyed Evidence
• 'Rust' Prosecutors Don't Want Alleged Drug Witness ID'd Yet
• Citing Lapse, Blogger Wants Aviation Atty's Claims Tossed
• MG+M Adds Experienced Litigation Partner In NY
• Appellate Funding Disclosure: No Mandate Is Right Choice
• Prosecutors Say Spacey Was 'Sexual Bully' As Trial Begins
• 5th Circ. Revives Office Depot Shooter Response Suit
• You Have 2 Years To Sue Dead People, Fla. High Court Rules
• NYC Crane Crash Trial Halted Amid Claims DA Hid Evidence
• ICE OB-GYN Gets Okay To Depose Patient In Defamation Suit
• 7th Circ. Questions Gun Advocates' 'Common Use' Argument
• Ga. Judge Tosses Parents' Air Force Base Abuse Claims
• $45M Verdict Over CVS Shooting Upheld By Ga. Justices
• Ga. Judge Trims Camper Death Suit
• Cos. Argue Social Media Immunity From Mental Health Claims
• Travis Scott Won't Face Criminal Charges In Astroworld Crush
• Tennessee Accuses 3M, DuPont Of PFAS Foam Contamination
• 6th Circ. Says Private Juvenile Lockup Must Face Death Suit
• Judge Set To OK Alex Jones Sandy Hook Ch. 11 Deal
• Hirschler Fleischer Brings On Litigation Atty In Va.
• Ga. Panel Nixes Sanctions Over Atty Conduct In Med Mal Suit
• Sig Sauer Must Face $30M Pistol Defect Suit In NC
• Reed Smith Atty Reported 'Egregious' Anti-BLM Tweets To Bar
• J&J Took Initiative On 2019 Talc Recall, Jury Hears
• NFL Says Disabled Players' Suit Based On 'Meaningless' Data
• NY AG Says Nursing Homes Misused $83M, Neglected Elderly
• 4th Circ. Backs Zurich's Benefits Denial For CBS Writer
• Conn. Ruling May Force Colleges To Rethink Title IX Hearings
• Are Attys Being Held Accountable For Client Sexual Contact?
• 3rd Circ. Skeptical Of Aetna's Bid To Dismantle ERISA Class
• Questions Remain In J.B. Hunt Fatal Accident, Ga. Panel Finds
• Va. Man Says Cook Medical Filter Punctured Large Vein
• ALI's Medical-Monitoring Proposal May Encourage Claims
• Trump Countersues E. Jean Carroll After $5M Assault Verdict
• Geico Says NJ Medical Providers Ran $1.8M No-Fault Scam
• Synagogue Members Can't Block NY Concealed Carry Law
• FCA Accuses Drivers Of 'Wordplay' To Revive MDL Claims
• Housing Authorities Don't Get Sovereign Immunity, Panel Says
• Philly Firm Sued For Filing 'Frivolous' Lawsuit Over Shooting
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Assault By Bouncers
• Paltrow Win Offers Lesson In Celebs Staying On Brand At Trial
• Ga. Panel Rules Uber Driver's Fake ID Bars Accident Coverage
• NM College Pays $8M To Settle Basketball Players' Abuse Suit
• When Challenging OSHA Violations Is Worth the Effort
• Pierre Fabre Can't Clean Out All Of Benzene Shampoo Suit
• NJ Reaches 'Historic' $393M PFAS Settlement With Solvay
• Spacey Sex Assault Trial Begins In London
• Calif. Atty's State Bar Ethics Trial Over BLM Tweets Opens
• Corporations On Edge After High Court's Jurisdiction Ruling
• DOJ Says Prison Agency Misconduct Led To Epstein's Suicide
• Conn. Justices Won't Set Range For Emotional Damages
• Abortion Providers And SC Fight Before State's Top Court
• Ga. Court Revives Highway Death Suit Against State DOT
• Trevor Bauer Settles Defamation Dispute With The Athletic
• 9th Circ. Revives Battery Suit Over TSO Airport Screening
• Wash. Judge Tosses Suicide Suit Against Amazon
• Ariz. Court Affirms Dismissal Of Bad Eye Implant Injury Suit
• McDonald's Franchisee Sex-Assault Suit Back In State Court
• Texas Hotels Fight For Coverage In Sex-Trafficking Suit
• Wyndham And Days Inns Sue Ohio Motels Over Trafficking
• J&J Talc Unit Dismissal Trial Focuses On Funding Agreements
• Trailer Owner Not Covered By Driver's Policy, 9th Circ. Told
• Feds Want Suit Over Navy's Hawaii Fuel Leak Trimmed
• Grandkids of Baltimore Atty Sue Church Over Dad's Death
• Volleyball Coach Sues Edelson Over 'Bogus' Sex Abuse Suit
• Mass. Justices Take Dealerships Off Hook For Loaner Car Torts
• Jailed FLDS Church Leader Owes Sex Abuse Survivors $152M
• Next Steps For Ill. Tort Defendants After Cotton V. Coccaro
• Ex-Knick Can't Pause Suit Over Ejection Amid Recusal Bid
• Cellino Can't Get Fees From Ga. Mesh Lawsuit, Atty Claims
• Chubb Units Ask 11th Circ. To Find $14.5M Mold Deal Invalid
• NC Dental Board Wants To Ax Kroger's Ohio Opioid Subpoena
• Justices Say Cos. Can Be Sued Wherever They're Registered
• JPMorgan Gets Initial OK For $290M Deal With Epstein Victims
• High Court Rejects Ohio State's Bids To End Sex Abuse Cases
• 'Shark Tank' Investor, NJ Food Co. Claim Posts Hurt Business
• Ill. Building Owner Must Face Elevator Doors Injury Suit
• Victim Sues Houston Nightclub Over Shooting Incident
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Storage Co. In Meningitis Suit
• 3M Strikes Confidential PFAS Deal With Fla. City
• Insys Founder Kapoor Released After 2 Years In Prison
• Kia Escapes Litigation Over Tenn. Crash That Killed 3
• Okla. Tribal Hospital Settles $6M Wrongful Death Lawsuit
• Flint Rebuffed In Contempt Fight After Ex Parte Filing
• Mallinckrodt To Make Payments On $1.7B In Term Loans
• Feds Can Keep Defenses In Camp Lejeune Water Suits
• Ohio Panel Undoes Walgreens' Early Win In Opioid Overdose
• CORRECTION: Prosecutors Want Girardi Expert Excluded
• Texas Solicitation Suit Says Marketer Posed As Gov't Agents
• How Attys Can Avoid Exposing Their Firms To Cyberattacks
• A Need To Be Big: US Law Firms Kept Foot On Gas In 2022
• 10 Years Of The 10 Biggest US Firms
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• Cape Air Hit With Suit Over 2021 Cessna Crash
• Texas High Court Declines To Hear Lanier Malpractice Suit
• 3 Justices Dissent In 'Hypothetical Jurisdiction' Denial
• Texas High Court Says Drug Testers Don't Have Duty Of Care
• Split 9th Circ. Rules Idaho Court Can't Hear Plane Crash Suit
• 5th Circ. Affirms Allstate Coverage Fight Belongs In Fed. Court
• Chubb Unit Keeps Win In Carbon Monoxide Coverage Dispute
• NTSB's Ohio Derailment Hearing Scrutinizes Rail Regs
• Texas Justices Rule Investors Not Liable For TPC Explosion
• Navy Can Block Admiral's Testimony In Hawaii Fuel Leak Case
• NM High Court Clarifies State's Rules On Duplicative Damages
• DA, Trump To Draw Battle Lines Over 'Access Hollywood' Tape
• Texas Woman's Unwanted Pregnancy Suit Heads To Top Court
• Mass. Court Says Town Immune To Fatal ATV Crash Suit
• Pa. Pharmacy Knew Doc Overprescribed Meds, Woman Says
• Icon Ken Feinberg Shares Lessons From A Life Mediating
• DC Circ. Affirms Barr's Escape From Trump Photo-Op Clash
• What Purdue Ch. 11 Means For Future Of Third-Party Releases
• Trial Set In Ga. Woman's Pelvic Mesh Case
• Colorado Gun Law Eases Way For Victims To Sue
• Virginia 'Rocket Docket' Slowdown Is Likely A Blip
• Texas Justices Find ERCOT Immune In Winter Storm Suits
• 'Rust' Armorer Now Charged With Evidence Tampering
• Split 10th Circ. Vacates Acuity's Win In Tow Truck Driver's Suit
• Assaulted Teen Fights A Bankrupt McDonald's Franchisee
• NTSB Hearing Dives Into East Palestine Train Disaster
• Iowa Court Overturns $6M Nursing Home Negligence Verdict
• Full 6th Circ. Won't Hear Staffing Co.'s Indemnification Row
• Sterigenics Has To Face Joined Cancer Suits Plus Bellwethers
• Mich. Appeals Court Won't Tackle COVID Tolling Bench Split
• 3M Strikes $12.5B Deal Over PFAS Contamination
• Ga. Justices Won't Review Mercedes-Benz Stadium Death Suit
• Attys In ChatGPT Fiasco Sanctioned For 'Bad Faith' Conduct
• Hartford Unit Must Defend Rail Yard Worker's Injury Suit
• McClenny Moseley Hit With Second Hurricane Solicitation Suit
• Feds Seek Unredacted Girardi Mental Evaluation Report
• Fiat Chrysler Faces Suit Over Alleged Minivan Headrest Injury
• Duane Morris Adds Ex-Bracewell Trial Partner, Judge In Texas
• Zuckerberg, Other Meta Execs Slam Human Trafficking Suit
• Alex Jones Wants Court-Rebuked Atty For Sandy Hook Appeal
• Panel Says Med Mal Expert Ineligible To Testify About Nurses
• 7th Circ. Reverses Ceramic Co.'s Win In Asbestos Suit
• Attys Blast 'Barebone' Defenses In Camp Lejeune Water Suits
• 11th Circ. Says Insurance Co. Still Owes $1M For Worker Injury
• Zoetis Seeks Access To Stable In Antibiotic Horse Death Suit
• Claims Trimmed In Suit Over Pulverizer Injury
• Ga. Law Applies In Death Suit Against Ga. Power, Parents Say
• Parents Fight $19M Payback Order In Pa. Birth Injury Case
• USDOT Proposes New Rail Hazmat Rule After Ohio Toxic Spill
• Houston Law Firm Gets Ex-Clerk's Overtime Pay Suit Tossed
• 8th Circ. Says No Extra Damages In Fatal Canada Crash Suit
• Insurer, Suspended Atty Accused Of Botching Pa. Crash Claim
• DA Says 'Access Hollywood' Tape Key To Trump Case
• Colo. Justices Seem Likely To Let Jury Hear Taxi Assault Issue
• Chrysler Owners Win Cert. Of 6M Class In Takata Airbag MDL
• 7th Circ. Backs TRT-Maker Actavis In Man's Heart Attack Suit
• Colo. High Court Closes Window For Old Sexual Abuse Claims
• 4th Circ. OKs Ban On Asbestos Suits Against Georgia-Pacific
• 3M Urges Reversal Of $50M Faulty Earplug Bellwether Verdict
• Sanofi Needn't Indemnify German Pharma Co. In Zantac Suits
• Boeing Settles Remaining Ethiopian Air Case With Trial Date
• Six Flags Not Liable For Woman's Injury Fleeing From Clown
• Diacetyl Jury Verdicts Fuel Continued Flavoring Litigation
• Minn. Panel Says Nationwide Must Cover Golf Cart Injury
• Ex-Giuliani Staffer Wants Sex Assault Suit Back In State Court
• 5 Management Tips To Keep Law Firm Merger Talks Moving
• Philly Judge Refuses To Muzzle Pro-Trump Poll Watchers
• Ex-Knicks Star Seeks 2nd Circuit DQ For Judge In MSG Suit
• Texas Justices Grant Retrial In Schindler Elevator Injury Suit
• Ga. Power Seeks Atty Fees After Escaping Barn Fire Suit
• Girardi Aims To Keep Redactions In Gov't Competency Report
• Law360 Names 2023's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Amazon Can't Nix Wash. Suit Over Teens' Chemical Suicide
• Calif. Bar Moves To Expel Girardi's Son-In-Law, Ex-Colleague
• Family Slams Home Depot's DQ Bid In Mower Accident Suit
• HS Athlete Needs Medical Panel OK To Sue Trainer Over Injury
• Texas Panel Pauses Hotel Death Suit To Resolve Family Spat
• Texas Hospital Must Face Botched Brain Surgery Suit
• No New Trial For $4M Crash Verdict, Texas High Court Says
• Ga. Couple Get $35M Win In Suit Over Yale Senior Son's Death
• 2nd Circ. Says Palestine Bank Must Face Terrorism Suit In NY
• Champion Sports Must Face Defect Injury Claim In Hurdle Suit
• Texas High Court Tosses $16.5M Award In Truck Death Suit
• Pa. Forklift Driver Says Trucker Drove Off With Him In Back
• LG Chem May Have To Face Exploding Vape Battery Suit In NC
• Purdue Seeks Ch. 11 Stay Extension To Implement Its Plan
• Alex Jones Atty Blames Sandy Hook Suspension On Media
• How Sandy Hook Families Got Their Day In Court
• Trump Atty Quits CNN Suit After Leaving Docs Case
• JPMorgan Fights Another Deposition Of CEO In Epstein Case
• 9 Women Sue Bill Cosby For Sex Abuse Under New Nev. Law
• E. Jean Carroll Gets 2024 Trial For Trump Defamation Case
• Hospital Hit With $8M Verdict Over Botched Cesarean Section
• Giuliani Takes 'Salacious' Sex Assault Suit To NY Fed. Court
• Sanctions For Atty Who Said Judges 'Owned By' Law Firms
• Ex-Doctor Accused Of Abuse Entitled To Additional Discovery
• Hospitals Seek Class Counsel In Opioid MDL
• Trip-And-Fall Fraud Mastermind Avoids Jail, Gets House Arrest
• Radisson Freed From Cheating Ex-Rep.'s Conspiracy Suit
• Kroll Fired Exec After Work-From-Home Request, Suit Says
• NJ Justices Say Injury Plaintiffs Needn't Justify Exam Observers
• NJ Judge Still Won't Transfer 3D Gun Law Case To Texas
• The Texas Two-Step May Be Losing Steam
• NY AG Inks $6.9M Deal Over Roundup Safety Ad Claims
• Atty's Remarks Likely Protected, Ga. Judges Hint In Libel Case
• Surfside Condo Probe Reveals Pool Deck's 'Severe' Problems
• Calif. Atty Loses Challenge To BLM Tweets Ethics Charges
• Mallinckrodt Skips Bond Interest Bill While Mulling Options
• Botched Catheterization Made Cancer Worse, Patient Says
• Wash. County Officials Let Out Of Assault Weapons Ban Suit
• Boeing Settles 5 Ethiopian 737 Max Cases, Tees Up 1 For Trial
• Colo. Panel Iffy On Winning Neighbor's Logic In Fence Spat
• Manufacturer Sued In Philly After Driver Crushed By UTV
• 3M Unit Gets OK To Take Ch. 11 Dismissal Appeal To 7th Circ.
• Ex-Knicks Star Can't Oust Judge In MSG Suit
• Insurers Blame Doctor's Ill Will For Pa. Wiretap Suit
• Compressed-Gas Maker Can't Evade 'Whip-It' Crash Death Suit
• Sandy Hook Families Agree To Ch. 11 Plan Talks With Jones
• Del. Justices Urged To Find Pollution Risk Is Cognizable Harm
• NY Atty, Doctor Get Bail Extension Amid Trip-And-Fall Appeal
• Rethinking In-Office Attendance For Associate Retention
• Former Texas Atty Wants Full 5th Circ. Review Of Fee Dispute
• Ex-Ga. Atty Convicted Of Mother's Murder Wants New Trial
• E. Jean Carroll Wins Bid To Seek More Damages From Trump
• Missouri Hospital Keeps Trial Win In Shaken Baby Case
• Conn. Firm 'Refused To Pay' $1.3M Fee Split, Lawsuit Claims
• US Chamber Urges High Court To Favor Hotels In ADA Fight
• Wash. Justices Review Revamped Malpractice Time Limit
• Monsanto's 11th Circ. Appeal Deal Queried In Roundup Case
• Union Carbide Can't Escape Man's Asbestos Suit
• Ch. 11 Dismissal Trial A Gating Issue In J&J Talc Unit Case
• 7th Circ. Says Gun Ad Website Not Liable For Fatal Shootings
• 6th Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Insurer's PFAS Coverage Fight
• Mo. Docs Won't Face Suit Over Man's Partial Blindness
• Broadcaster Must Face Ex-Dominion Exec's Defamation Suit
• Sudanese Refugees Seek Class Cert. In BNP Sanctions Suit
• Texas Law Firm Keeps No-Poach Ruling Against Atty
• Lewis Brisbois Litigator Jumps To Gordon Rees In SF
• Dr. Luke Faces High Bar In Kesha Libel Case, NY Court Says
• DraftKings Says Bettors' Suit Exploits Hamlin Collapse
• 2nd Circ. Revives Pro Golfer's Suit, Atty Sanctions Pending
• Kirkland Seeks $13M Fees In 3M Unit's Tossed Bankruptcy
• Man With Mushroom Allergy Keeps Hardee's Burger Verdict
• 3rd Circ. Won't Pause Atty's Criminal Case Over Stolen Funds
• Ill. Court Tosses Defamation Suit Over Capitol Riot Tweet
• Peloton Hit With Investor Suit Over Bike Recall
• NY Hospital, Docs Must Face Suit Over Sponge In Patient
• Insurer Wins Coverage Dispute With Cannabis Staffing Agency
• Azar's Bid For Summary Win In Insurance Spat Falls Short
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Suit In Deadly Native Road Washout
• ALI, Bar Groups Need More Defense Engagement For Balance
• Despite Its Plan Objections, UST Also Won In Purdue Ch. 11
• W.Va. Justices Undo $2M Verdict In Speedway Death Suit
• Girardi Competent To Stand Trial, Gov't Expert Says
• Jury Foreperson Lied In Ga. Atty Injury Trial, Counsel Claims
• NC Hospital's False Report Sullied Doc's Reputation, Suit Says
• 3 Hotel Chains Let Sex Traffickers Operate, Pa. Suit Says
• Twitter Escapes 9th Circ. Rehearing Of Child Sex Trafficking
• Murdaugh Trials Offer Law Firms Fraud Prevention Reminders
• Jerry Jones Distorting Alleged Daughter's Claims, She Says
• JPMorgan Settles With Epstein Victims For $290M
• Firms Settle TM Dispute Over NYC-HURT Number
• Dallas Developer Sues Real Estate Co. CEO For Son's Assault
• Ga. Atty Asks Jurors For $40M In 'Fender-Bender' Trial
• Ark. Justices Say Ex-Bayer CEO Must Testify In Roundup Suit
• Chevron, Syngenta Say No Science Backs Paraquat Claims
• Private Lawsuits Ruling Has Attys Breathing 'Sigh Of Relief'
• Insurer Can't Win Early In Abuse Coverage Suit, Ex-Doc Says
• Overlapping Surgeries Not Fraud, Hospital Giant Says
• Ill. Appeals Court Upholds Prejudgment Interest Law
• Creditors Accuse Alex Jones Affiliate Of Ducking Discovery
• Judge Tosses 3M Unit's Bankruptcy Case As Invalid
• Vicarious Liability Questions On The Line In Texas Crash Case
• Calif. Bar Says Atty Can't Escape BLM Tweets Ethics Charges
• What Courts Say About Workers' Comp And Medical Marijuana
• 'Pirate Day' Blast Caused Conn. Man's Hearing Loss, Suit Says
• Tips For Employers Using OSHA Accident And Injury Data
• New Colo. Laws Alter Health Care, Antitrust Enforcement
• Panel Revives Ill. City's Bid For Coverage Of Residents' Suit
• EMS Co. Gets Negligence Claims Axed In Overdose Death Suit
• New Mexico Inks $500M Opioid Deal With Walgreens
• Trump Wants New Damages Trial After $5M Sex Abuse Loss
• Florida Panel Moves Skin Cancer Suit To Upstate County
• Steelmaker Gets Body Armor Death Suit Claims Trimmed
• NC Doctor Inks $5M Deal To End FCA Suit
• 'Phony Charity' Settles Ohio AG's Scam Claims, Will Dissolve
• Defense Allowed To Exclude Injuries In Frat Assault Case
• 'Mandatory' Employee Wine Tasting Blamed For Deadly Crash
• 'Shark Tank' Investor Says Ex-NFL Player Defamed Him
• Electrician's Experts Wrongly Excluded From Bird Poop Suit
• Chrysler Sale Roots Sebring Defect Suit In Mass., Justices Say
• Hertz Dismissed From Allstate Crash Coverage Suit
• Insurer Wants Out Of Covering Hotel Room Shooting
• Judge Rips Attys In ChatGPT Debacle: Not Just A 'Mistake'
• Justices Allow Private Suits Under Fed. Nursing Home Law
• Seminole Tribe Immune To COVID Exposure Suit, Court Says
• Ga. Court Frees Eatery From Claims Over Liquid Nitrogen Dare
• Psych Hospital Nears Settlement Over Active Shooter Drill
• Ex-Insys CEO Says Legal Fee Clawback Unsupported In Ch. 11
• Suit Says Toddler Died In Car Seat Maker Knew Was Unsafe
• Gun Maker Sued After Dropped Pistol Kills Ga. Man
• Patient's Family Settles Sleep Study Death Coverage Suit
• Wash. Justices Won't Hear Tenant's Sexual Assault Suit
• Stop Pro-Trump Poll Watchers' Threats, Pa. Court Told
• CPSC Tells Meta To Yank Sales Of Deadly Infant Sleepers
• Norfolk Southern Settles Trainee Injury Suit On Day 1 Of Trial
• Firm Tips For Helping New Lawyers Succeed Post-Pandemic
• Slippery Floor Was Negligence, Hurt Teacher Tells Mich. Panel
• Chancery Says QBE-Walmart Fight Belongs In Arkansas
• Atty's Family Slams Metro In 'Trespasser' DC Circ. Fight
• Ohio Justices Take Up Case On Wrongful Death Claim Limits
• ChatGPT Mishap Attys 'Truly Mortified,' Ask For No Sanctions
• MetLife, Widow Of Man Killed By Police Settle On Coverage
• NJ Asks 3rd Circ. To Greenlight Gun Nuisance Law
• Ga. Panel Nixes Apt. Assault Suit, But Calls For Reform
• 5th Circ. Agrees Fee Dispute Suit Warrants Dismissal
• 9/11 Cases Provide A Playbook For Camp Lejeune Water Suits
• A Brief Primer On Using Web-Archived Evidence
• Providers Challenge Kansas Abortion Restrictions
• Netflix Must Face Privacy Suit Over 'Our Father' Documentary
• NC Law Backs Child Sex Abuse Suits, Appeals Court Told
• Insurers Contest 2013 Policies' Coverage In Publix Opioid Row
• Trump Challenges Carroll's $10M Defamation Amendment
• Wash. Panel Disputes J&J Analysis On Protecting Health Data
• Nursing Home's Arbitration Nixed By Ill. Appeals Court
• Texas Appeals Court Won't Ax Astroworld MDL Gag Order
• Case Against Takeda, Eli Lilly Gets Partial Class Cert.
• Talc Claimants Object To Fee Deal For J&J Plan Supporters
• Gun Owners Can't Shoot Down Wash. Assault Weapons Ban
• DOJ, Houston Reach Settlement Over Illegal Trash Dumping
• Harvard Hockey Coach Resigns Amid Abuse Allegations
• 'Skill Game' Maker Wants Pa. To Stop Seizing Them As Illegal
• 8th Circ. Says Man's Chemical Dumping Suit Came Too Late
• Judge Blocks Fla. Ban On Trans Health Care
• JPML Won't Centralize Cases In Cheer Abuse Litigation
• Mallinckrodt Considers New Bankruptcy Over Opioid Payment
• Sandy Hook AR-15 Ban Should Remain, Conn. Tells Judge
• Microsoft To Pay Feds $20M Over Xbox Child Data Collection
• Royal Caribbean Settles With Passenger Over Medical Care
• JPML Consolidates Thyroid Drug Hearing-Loss Suits In Illinois
• NJ Justices Craft 'Borrowed Employee' Rule, OK Injury Verdict
• Owner Must Face Insurer's $1M Demand For Tenant Suits
• Ga. Court To Weigh Housing Authority's Sovereign Immunity
• Paralyzed Trucker Loses 4th Circ. Appeal Over Work Injury
• Oncor Asks Judge To Nix $54M Verdict In Power Line Suit
• NYC Hospital Execs Hit With $500M Self-Dealing Class Action
• Pot Co. Exits Massachusetts Amid Legal Woes
• Texas Justices Say Austin Immune In Woman's Sidewalk Suit
• Anheuser-Busch To Pay $537K In EPA Chemical Safety Probe
• Personal Injury Attorney To Join Seattle State Court
• Connecticut Cases To Watch: A Midyear Report
• Tackling Judge-Shopping Concerns While Honoring Localism
• Rapper TI Has Defamation Suit Cut On Anti-SLAPP Appeal
• Mailed Service Negates Contempt For Ga. Doctor's Office
• Giuliani Says Sex Assault Suit 'Salacious,' Meant To 'Shock'
• Atty Hounded Girardi Keese Victim For Money, Judge Told
• Norfolk Southern Wants Combined Derailment Suit Dropped
• Brazilian Wax Injury Coverage Suit Sent Back To Trial Court
• Insurer Says It Controls Defense In Fox's Asbestos Injury Row
• 3M Nearing Global Settlement In 'Forever Chemicals' Case
• Top Texas Court To Review Atty's Libel Suit Against Paper
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Heart Valve Contract Dispute
• Mass. Court Says Med Mal Tribunal Erred By Denying Claim
• Texas Supreme Court To Review $26M Honda Crash Judgment
• Oakland Schools Say Social Media Cos. Causing Health Crisis
• Mich. Appellate Judges Split On COVID Tolling Orders
• Florida Judge Won't Vacate $7 Million Car Crash Verdict
• 10th Circ. Backs Early Win For FCA In Airbag Defect Suit
• Continental Tire Not Liable In Rollover Death
• 11th Circ. Allows Feds' Evidence Fight In $400M Fraud Case
• Insurance Group Urges 1st Circ. To Back Recoupment Ruling
• 22 Years On, Atty's Lack Of Remorse Dooms Readmission Bid
• How Attorneys Can Help Combat Anti-Asian Hate
• Giuliani Defamation Atty Bows Out After Clients Ignored Him
• NJ Panel Backs Law Firm's Sanctions Win In Malpractice Row
• Congress Needs To Enact A Federal Anti-SLAPP Statute
• DuPont, Others Strike $1B Deal In 'Forever Chemicals' Suits
• Ex-Playboy Model Says Cosby Drugged, Assaulted Her In 1969
• J&J Tells Jury 1970s Talc Findings Irrelevant Now
• Leader Berkon Atty Out After Alleged Wig Grab Goes Viral
• Texas Judge Grants Injunction on ATF's Pistol Braces Rule
• Georgia Panel Greenlights $8M Cancer Death Verdict
• Uvalde Victim's Family Says County Can't Evade Liability
• LA Shelter Volunteer Gets $6.8M In Dog Mauling Injury Suit
• Nursing Home Injury Suit Was Served Properly, Panel Finds
• Napoli Trio Puts Process Servers Through Paces In Bias Row
• Insurer To Face Bulk Of $10.7M Settlement Coverage Case
• Engstrom Lipscomb Faces SoCalGas Leak Malpractice Suit
• Walmart Toxic Baby Food Claims Not Covered, Insurer Says
• 'Nice Try': Mariah Carey Says Brother Can't Win Libel Case
• Atty Appeals Murder Conviction, Life Sentence To Ga. Justices
• Dealing With Dogmatic Jurors: Voir Dire And Trial Strategies