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Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice - July, 2023

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• Trevor Bauer Can't Get Evidentiary Hearing In Sanctions Bid
• Mich. Justices Overrule 'Biased' Workers' Compensation Test
• Ind. Panel Says Drug Use Claims In Med Mal Suit Can't Stay
• CNN Topples Trump's Defamation Suit Over Nazi Commentary
• Mich. Must Seek Consent For Blood Samples, Judge Rules
• Judge Now Says Injury Firm's TM Suit Can't Survive At All
• Insurer Must Cover $900K Deli Stabbing Payout, 3rd Circ. Told
• The Children's Place Sued Over PFAS In School Uniforms
• CACI Can't Escape Long-Standing Abu Ghraib Torture Suit
• Attys Discourage Medical Center's COVID Immunity Stance
• Mich. Justices Say No-Fault Amendments Aren't Retroactive
• Clorox, Buyers Reach $5.65M Deal Over Tainted Pine-Sol
• 'Pathology' Not Specific Enough For Pa. Workers' Comp Claim
• Renter's Insurer Demands Stabbing Coverage Ruling
• Anesthesiologist Cleared Over Instagram Surgery Video
• 11th Circ. Orders Reopening Of Ala. Convict's Plea Offers
• Insurer Seeks Out From Pending Ex-Girardi Atty Fraud Suit
• Calif. Smoke Shop Fire Not Covered, Insurer Says
• Wash. Atty Gets Early Win Against Tort, Estoppel Claims
• Mich. Justices Shake Up Slip-And-Fall Defenses
• Ga. Judge Says BMW Must Face Crash System Claims
• Conn. Court Clarifies Ruling In Alex Jones Atty's Error Case
• Doctor Holds On To Win In Malpractice Suit
• Alito Gives 'Ghost Gun' Ban More Time, Stays Texas Ruling
• Pa. Ambulance Co. Off Hook In Patient Death Suit
• Feds Wants More Medical Exam Time In Navy Fuel Leak Row
• Illinois Baseball Fan Cries Foul Over Team's No-Net Ballpark
• Walmart Fall Video Raises Doubt About Fault, 11th Circ. Finds
• US Trustee Asks Supreme Court To Pause Purdue Ch. 11 Plan
• Syracuse Diocese To Pay $100M To End Sex Abuse Claims
• Wynn Quits Nev. Gambling Industry After 'Me Too' Claims
• Judge's Explanation Not Enough To Back Up Uber Finding
• Ohio Health Group Can't Nix Death Suit Over Expert's Time Off
• J&J Again Fails To Get Talc Claims Handled In Bankruptcy
• Mich. Hospital Can't Dodge Suit For Contractor Malpractice
• Michigan Cases To Watch In 2023: A Midyear Report
• Texas Cases To Watch: 2023 Midyear Report
• DA Asks Judge If Trump 'Access Hollywood' Depo Is Protected
• Temple Law School And Philly Sued Over Head Injury
• Ark. AG Defends Social Media Act As Constitutional
• Texas Ex-Doctor Loses Sexual Abuse Coverage Suit
• Operant Conditioning: Tactics That Can Derail Your Witness
• Dignity Is Immaterial In Instagram Surgery Row, Jury Hears
• Autoliv Agrees To Pay $56M To End Defective Seat Belt Case
• No Defense For Roofing Co. In Tar Injury Row, Insurer Says
• No Auto Crash Coverage For DoorDash, Insurer Says
• Patient's Expert Report Prompts Spinal Injury Suit Dismissal
• Texas Panel Says El Paso Immune From Worker Car Crash Suit
• Ex-Agent Says Arbitration Bars Boss From Seeking Sanctions
• 6th Circ. Tosses Suit Over Live Woman Brought To Embalmer
• Ga. Ex-Sheriff Asks 11th Circ. To Overturn Conviction
• LG Chem Must Face Texas Suit Over Exploding Vape Battery
• Hyundai Must Face Car Owner's Power Window Injury Suit
• Ga. Cop Asks 11th Circ. For Immunity After $40M Force Case
• Detroit Lead Poisoning Suit Isn't Covered, Insurer Says
• New Texas Appeals Judge Shifts Outcome In Malpractice Suit
• Girardi Can't Use Defense Atty As Competency Expert
• Mallory Gives Plaintiffs A Better Shot At Justice
• Driver's Father Wants Full 11th Circ. Look At Ford Death Suit
• Ex-Aegerion Rep Says Top Court Ruling Dooms ID Theft Case
• Ind. Appeals Panel Refuses To Reverse CSX Injury Jury Verdict
• Planned Parenthood Shooting Survivors Won't Get New Trial
• 22 States Fight 3M's $12.5B 'Forever Chemicals' Settlement
• Ex-OneTaste Execs Signal Brady Fight In Forced Labor Case
• Parents Say Social Media MDL Attacks Conduct, Not Content
• Patient Says Instagram Video Caused Emotional Distress
• Michael Jackson's Cos. Face Skeptical Panel In Abuse Suits
• Schlumberger Freed Of Liability In Ex-Engineer's Sex Bias Suit
• Walgreens Beats Suit Over Rubbing Alcohol Cooking Blast
• NJ School District Will Pay $9M To End Cyberbullying Suit
• Ind. Court Revives Fall Suit For Woman With 'Failing Memory'
• Cancer Group Targets 'Wrong' HHS Prescribing Limits
• DOJ Strikes Deal With Jackson To Address Sewer Issues
• LA Fitness Beats Treadmill Stabbing Injury Suit In Calif.
• Pro-Biz Groups Back Ban On Georgia-Pacific Asbestos Suits
• Schlumberger Can't Undo $1.3M Injury Award
• 3rd Circ. Backs EPA's Approval Of Pa. Air Pollution Plan
• Famous Philly Cheesesteak Shop Sued Over Fatal Shooting
• Girardi Keese Trustee Reaches $1.2M In Adversary Deals
• Girardi Son-In-Law Wants Halt Amid Client Theft Case Overlap
• Insurer Wants To Intervene In Personal Injury Firms' IP Fight
• Medical Group Cleared From Suit Over Knee Replacement
• These Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• 'What're You Fighting About?' Judge Asks Girardi Claimants
• CORRECTED: N.J. Justices Back New Mesh Trial For C.R. Bard
• Leon Black Accused Of Raping Autistic Teen At Epstein Home
• Wash. Judge Suggests Hospital's Defense Made Ex Parte Call
• What To Know About The Lyondell Leak MDL 2 Years Later
• 5th Circ. Unsure If Court Can Undo Boeing, DOJ 737 Max Deal
• Texas Federal Judge Awards Driver $26.5M In USPS Crash Suit
• Insurer Owes $91M For Sterigenics Pollution Suits Defense
• Insurers Ask 3rd Circ. To Modify Boy Scouts' Ch. 11 Plan
• Bausch Must Face Suit Alleging Eye-Implant Complications
• Ex-Doctor Hit With 20-Year Sentence For Sexual Abuse
• 9th Circ. Axes 'Take-Home' COVID Suit, Citing Calif. Justices
• Woman Urges Texas Justices To Let Jerry Jones Suit Proceed
• Georgia-Pacific Asks 4th Circ. To Keep Asbestos Case Ruling
• Lite DePalma Keeps Win In Suit Over Personal Info Disclosure
• Personal Injury Co. Torticity Invests In ZipLiens
• Coca-Cola Can't Escape Suit Over Alleged Target Cooler Leak
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Ex-Engineer In Bias Suit Was Nearly Let Go, Jury Hears
• 11th Circ. Freezes CoolSculpting User's Product Liability Suit
• Washington Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2023
• Panel Says Pedestrian Who Stayed Put Wanted To Get Hurt
• Gov't Again Asks High Court To Review Bump Stock Dispute
• 3 Justices Can't Undo Med Mal Precedent, NC Court Is Told
• Insurer Deal Brings Rochester Diocese Abuse Trust To $126M
• Seattle Hospital Catheter Error Led To Infant Death, Suit Says
• BNP Paribas Denies Funding Sudan's Rights Abuses
• Mo. Child Care Worker Has Immunity In Toddler Overdose Suit
• Northwestern Volleyball Hazed Too, Ex-Player Says
• L'Oreal, Other Cos. Get Review In Georgia Hair Relaxer Case
• Minn. School Must Face Ex-Student's Sex Assault Suit
• Shoulder Implant Infection Suit Can Continue, 5th Circ. Says
• Javerbaum Wurgaft Injury Pro Jumps To Einhorn Barbarito
• Michigan Appeals Panel Splits On Continuing Atty Fees
• Gun Cos. Tell 1st Circ. Twitter Ruling Dooms Trafficking Case
• Courts Can Overturn Deficient State Regulations, Too
• Spacey Waits For Verdict As Jury Begins Deliberations
• Transfer Offer Was Boost, Not Retaliation, Schlumberger Says
• Epstein Victims Serve FBI With Notice Of $600M Class Suit
• 5th Circ. To Hear If Boeing-DOJ 737 Max Deal Can Be Retooled
• Nationwide Insurance Seeks Exit From Asbestos Release Suit
• Panel Says NJ Can't Be Sued For Medical Test Results Failure
• Tom Girardi Fights Uphill To Keep Atty Competency Expert
• 10th Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over Janssen's Levaquin
• Ex-NFL Pro Must Take Down Posts On 'Shark Tank' Investor
• Pot Cos. Try To Move Toxic Chemical Claims To Arbitration
• Suspended Horse Trainer Gets Ky. Derby Bettors' Suit Tossed
• UMich Gun Law Is Constitutional, Panel Finds
• Micromobility Can Lead To Macro Liability For Cities, Cos.
• Runaway Surgeon Gets New Chance To Fight Med Mal Suits
• Devereux Foundation Sued For Driver's Collision With Cyclists
• Justice Sotomayor Slams Decision To Execute Ala. Prisoner
• Insurer Asks Court To Revise Ga. Murder Coverage Order
• Mich. Farms, Migrant Workers Propose Pesticide Suit Deal
• Tales From The Trenches Of Remote Depositions
• Texas Witness Says Abortion Ban Confusion Sowed By Media
• Ex-Schlumberger Engineer Says Dream Job Was 'Nightmare'
• Illinois Pain Doctor Hit With $6M Verdict In Opioid Death
• McDonald's Owes $800K In Chicken McNugget Burn Suit
• 11th Circ. Judge Sees Way For CSX To Recoup $16M Payout
• Wells Fargo Settles NC Home Appraisal Racial Bias Suit
• Wash. Jury Awards $2.5M To Family In Kratom Death Suit
• Illinois Cases To Watch In 2023: A Midyear Report
• Trucking Co. Owner's Illegal Dumping Killed NJ Man, AG Says
• Costco Accused Of Destroying Evidence In Contact Lens Suit
• Sea-Doo Parent Hit With $5M Suit Over Jersey Shore Fall
• 4th Circ. Revives Driver's Negligent Trucker Contractor Suit
• Smyser Kaplan Faces Data Breach Suit In Texas
• Pa. Atty Loses Sanctions Bid Over Campus Sex Assault Case
• Former Knicks Star Wants 2nd Circ. To Reassign Judge
• Time For Courts, Attorneys To Use Amended Evidence Rule
• NYC To Pay $14M For Alleged Brutality In Floyd Protests
• Judge Greenlights Challenge To ATF Gun Dealer Revocations
• 10th Circ. Says County Code Discriminated Against Disabled
• Texas Abortion Ban Has 'No Mercy' For Suffering, Judge Told
• Panel Revives Synagogue Shooting Suit Against Gun Shop
• Sanctions Sought For 'Outrageous' Affidavit In Workplace Suit
• Insurer Settles Coverage Dispute Over Inmate Death Suit
• Ind. Atty Must Face Trial Over Missed Med Mal Deadline
• 5th Circ. Upholds Manufacturer's Win In Boat Injury Suit
• Schlumberger HR Says Remark To Engineer Was 'Feedback'
• Flint Engineering Firm Must Turn Over Media Strategy Docs
• Accused Paul Pelosi Attacker Can't Move Trial Out Of SF
• Mallory Opinion Implicitly Overturned NC Sales Tax Ruling
• Texas Child's Bus Injury Suit Filed In Ill. Is Tossed
• Trump Can't Ax 'Convincing' $5M Assault Verdict, Judge Says
• Full Pa. Appeals Court Says Uber App Arbitration Terms Unfair
• 'Rust' Prosecutor's Drug Argument An 'Ambush,' Judge Says
• Commercial Litigator Brings Team To Einhorn Barbarito
• Biggest Illinois Decisions Of 2023: A Midyear Report
• Chubb Unit Can't Dodge $12M Coverage Row Over Late Notice
• Law360 2023 Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice Board
• Tide May Be Turning On Texas Two-Step Bankruptcy Strategy
• Law Firms Must Face Camp Lejeune TCPA Claims In W.Va.
• AT&T Slams WSJ Reporting On Hazards Of Lead Cables
• Champion Sports Can Raise Misuse Defense In Athlete's Suit
• 7th Circ. Won't Hear Suit Over Fatal Crash
• NC Time Bar Ends Med Mal Suit Over Amputations
• ​​​​​​​J&J Owes $19M To Cancer Patient In Calif. Talc Trial
• Firm's Long Delay In Filing Motion Not Enough For Malpractice
• Insurer, Nursing Co. Settle Dispute Over Reneged Deal
• Hospital Tells NC Panel It's Not To Blame For Man's Suicide
• Expert Opinion Clipped, Prompting New Birth Injury Trial
• Rose Bowl, City Of Pasadena Beat Fan's Injury Suit On Appeal
• Insurer Must Defend Cos. In Construction Site Death Suit
• NY Towns Object To 3M's $12.5B 'Forever Chemicals' Deal
• Pa. Judge Affirms Nixing Of Expert Testimony Over Autism
• No Conspiracy In Terrorism Banking Suit, Justices Told
• Amazon Resolves Faulty Exercise Band Injury Case
• ​​​​​​​DraftKings Users Rip Its 'Immoral' Acts After Hamlin Collapse
• Schlumberger Worker Cites 'Lasting Damage' From Sex Bias
• Talc Claimants' Rep. Slams 'Outrageous Antics' In DQ Bid
• Ga. City Eyes Ax Of $35M Verdict Over Yale Student's Death
• NC Panel Axes Diocese's Suit Over Insurer's Waning Capital
• Fired Northwestern Coach 'Enabled' Hazing, Ex-Player Says
• Erika Jayne Meets Face-To-Face With Girardi's Alleged Victims
• Family Of Murdaugh Boat Crash Victim Inks $15M Settlement
• 9/11 Judge Won't Overturn Kreindler Sanctions For Doc Leak
• Record Doesn't Prove Home Depot Spoliation, Judge Rules
• Pennsylvania Cases To Watch In 2023: A Midyear Report
• Manhattan Youth Club Reaches $150K Claim Deal In Ch. 11
• Judge Upholds Oregon's High-Capacity Magazine Bans
• Gunmaker Says Free Speech Should End Marketing Suit
• Ohio Justices Urged To Reverse Lead Paint Ruling
• Jackson City Officials Try To Ditch Water Contamination Suit
• Ben Crump, Chicago Firm To Rep Ex-Northwestern Players
• Ex-Yale Student Wants 2nd Circ. To Reopen 'MeToo' Case
• Wayne State Univ. Law School Violated ADA, Student Alleges
• 5th Circ. Sinks Longshoreman's Fall Injury Claims
• Insurers Not Liable For Pa. Pediatrician Sex Abuse Suit
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Formaldehyde Exposure Coverage Suit
• LG Chem Can't Escape Texas Exploding Vape Battery Suit
• USVI Seeks $190M From JPMorgan In Epstein Suit
• Mich. Panel Limits Pretrial Battles In Coma Referral Fee Spat
• Seattle Jury Awards $72M In Latest Monsanto PCB Trial
• No Affidavit Needed To Toll Med Mal Case, Mich. Justices Say
• Restaurant Wants Specifics In Wine-Tasting Death Suit
• Transportation Policies To Watch: Midyear 2023 Review
• Ohio Judge's Jury Flub Upends Hospital's Med Mal Trial Win
• Father And Son Split At US Border Reach Deal With Feds
• Alex Jones Podcast Co. Sues Supplement Supplier In Ch. 11
• Calif. Panel Trims Insurer Wins In $3M Car Death Award Row
• Level Up Lawyers' Business Development With Gamification
• Musk Seeks Remote Depo In Crash Suit, Citing 'Media Circus'
• Couple Accuses Firms Of Fumbling Toxic Tort Case
• Days Inns Seeks To Collect From Another Franchisee
• NJ Sen. President Must Face Malpractice Suit Over Late Filing
• Ill. Watchdog Wants 3-Year Suspension After Attorney Theft
• Biggest Georgia Rulings Of 2023: Midyear Report
• Eagles Rookie Jalen Carter, UGA Sued Over Deadly Crash
• 'Ridiculous': Texas Judge Unloads On Biden's Abortion 'Fiats'
• Dallas Nightclub Must Face Shooting Victim's Suit
• NY's Child Victims Act Withstands Constitutional Challenge
• Doctor Hails Wiretap Ruling As Aid In Defense-Coverage Suit
• Court Won't Cut Pre-2009 Smith & Nephew Hip Implant Claims
• Victim's Mom Says Airbnb Can't Arbitrate Wrongful Death Suit
• Alex Jones Asks For Approval Of Book Deals In Ch. 11
• Shouting Match Breaks Out In Hearing Over $54M Verdict
• Mich. Blasts $5M Fee Ask In Flint Water Case As 'Overreach'
• Ohio Hospital Must Produce Docs In Baby Brain Damage Suit
• Houston To Relocate Those Near Polluted Union Pacific Site
• Holmes, Kapoor Aided By Push To Curb Prison Time
• Long Island Diocese Abuse Claims Nixed By Boy Scout Ch. 11
• Mallory Ruling Leaves Personal Jurisdiction Deeply Unsettled
• Talc Claimants' Rep. Faces DQ Bid Over Dinner With J&J Atty
• Xcel Energy Not Immune In Non-Customer's Injury Suit
• Stabbed Man Says Renter's Insurance May Still Cover Attacker
• Insurer Wants Negligence Cut From Suit Over Ex-Atty Adjuster
• Handling Hostile Depositions: Keep Calm And Make A Record
• Calif. Jury Awards $107M In Union Carbide Mesothelioma Suit
• Calif. Justices' COVID Liability Rule Right Call, Attys Say
• Geragos Judge Told Of Schoolyard-Style Atty Altercation
• 2nd Circ. Cites Misjudged Impact Of Deficient Immigration Atty
• New Wash. Judge Has Fought Police Abuse, Discrimination
• Colo. Panel Doubts Shooting Victims Can Undo Trial Loss
• Wash. Panel Calls Slip-And-Fall Jury Instructions Incomplete
• Travelers Blasts 'Premature' Coverage Bid For Ammonia Leak
• DA's Hidden Evidence Should End Crane Case, Defense Says
• Texas Panel Says Arms Makers Must Face Rifle Explosion Suit
• Choice Hotels Seeks Final End To Sex-Trafficking Suit
• Juror Misconduct Leads To New Trial In Woman's Car Crash
• Dad Says Inadequate Pool Gate Led To Son's Drowning
• Court Says Surgeon's Recorded Suboxone Chat Not A Wiretap
• New EPA Proposal Aims To Reduce Lead Exposure In Children
• Using Counterfactuals To Shift Jurors' Hindsight Bias
• Ohio Justices Find No Coverage For Care Facility Stabbing
• Split 4th Circ. Revives Twice-Deported Man's Bid To Stay In US
• Atty Faces Contempt Bid Over Blown Deadlines In Firing Row
• Boat Maker Resolves $200M Lake Fatality Case In Ga.
• Judge, Attys For Girardi's Son-In-Law Exit Calif. Ethics Case
• Vets' Home Dodges Whistleblower Suit Over COVID Deaths
• 5 Ways Firms Can Rethink Office Design In A Hybrid World
• No Immunity For Trump In Carroll's Defamation Suit, DOJ Says
• Judge Calls Drugmaker's Bid To Strike 'A Bit Disingenuous'
• Former Tribal Nurse's Wrongful Firing Suit Dismissed
• After Rash Of Recusals, Who Will Hear Colo. Wildfire Suits?
• NJ Panel Backs Insurers' Win In Turnpike Death Suit
• Judge May Set Timer For Long Island Diocese's Ch. 11
• 11th Circ. Revives Suit Over Child's Death On Cruise Ship
• The BigLaw Atty Repping Northwestern's Fired Football Coach
• Trump Defends Election Fraud Claims As Constitutional 'Duty'
• Calif. Machete Attack Case Tossed Due To Judge Shortage
• Parents Fight To Keep $16M Semi-Truck Crash Verdict
• Atty's Counterclaims Axed In Sig Sauer Defamation Suit
• Philips Says CPAP MDL Shows No Exposure To Foam Toxins
• Texas Firm's Poaching Suit Against Atty Is Sent To State Court
• The Paper Towers: A Bizarre Tale From Girardi Keese's Demise
• Top Product Liability Cases Of 2023: Midyear Review
• Bar Score Is Best Hiring Metric Post-Affirmative Action
• 6th Circ. Backs Negligence Verdicts In Hotel Robbery Suit
• J&J Could Have Saved Talc User In '90s, Jury Hears
• Abbott, Mead Get Tentative Win In Suit Over Infant Formula
• Full 11th Circ. Sends Ga. Doc's Roundup Case Back To Panel
• Geragos Mistrial Linked To Alleged Atty Hallway Altercation
• Northwestern Coach's Hazing Suspension Turns Into Firing
• Panel Restores $1.4M Verdict Over Man's 24 Hour Fitness Fall
• Monitor To Oversee Nursing Homes During NY AG's $83M Suit
• Molestation Isn't Medical Malpractice, Says Ind. Appeals Court
• Monsanto Tells Jury It's Not At Fault In Latest PCB Trial
• Future Claims Sticking Point In HONX Ch. 11 Plan Proposal
• Wash. To Pay $100M For Pretrial Mental Health Exam Delays
• Ford Wants Out Of Georgia Auto Crash Death Suit
• Earplug Hearing Loss Suit Fails After Breaking Ga. Deadline
• Philips Cites Federal Preemption To Sink CPAP MDL Claims
• McDonald's Sued Over Fatal Stabbing At Philly Location
• 4th Circ. Backs UPS Win In Driver's ADA Suit
• Judge Asks If It's Time To End Long Island Diocese's Ch. 11
• Calif. Injury Firm Can Keep 777-7777 Number For Now
• NJ Atty Loses Case Claiming Opponents DQ'd Him By Lying
• Ohio Panel Reverses Farmworker's $2M Jury Win Over Injury
• Recent Changes Mark A Key Moment For New York High Court
• DHS Says It's Not Involved In Hunger Strike Retaliation Case
• Bruins Fan Can't Blame Fall On Lack Of Spill-Proof Drink Lids
• 3rd Circ. Revives $30M Balcony Collapse Coverage Suit
• 'The Wire' Creator Urges Leniency In Actor's Fentanyl Death
• General Motors Must Face Injured Mich. Worker's Revived Suit
• Long Island Diocese Wants Abuse Claims In Federal Court
• Conn. Woman Says 'Wellness' Tea Caused Anaphylactic Shock
• Ex-Ga. Deputies Sued In Man's 2017 Death After Stun Gun Use
• Insurer Asks 10th Circ. To Rethink Ruling In Truck Driver's Suit
• TikTok Moderators Can't Get Lead Counsel Appointed Yet
• Ohio Court Clears Cleveland Transit Driver In Bus Crash Suit
• 11th Circ. Says Universal Must Follow ADA Over Ride Access
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Agent Orange Benefit Limits
• Giuliani Sex Assault Suit Ordered Back To State Court
• LTL Again Takes Aim At Doctors Linking Talc To Mesothelioma
• Texas Among States To Get Multimillion-Dollar Grid Grant
• 6th Circ. OKs Remand Of Nursing Home COVID Death Suit
• Fla. Panel Doubles Down On Shopping Center Injury Suit Toss
• 9th Circ. Won't Undo FDA's Denial Of Vape Applications
• Equipment Co. Can't Escape Worker's Slip-And-Fall Suit
• $11M Settlement Reached In Philly Child Abuse Case
• DC Circ. Says BNP Paribas Not Liable For Embassy Attacks
• ICE Agents Off Hook Over Botched Raid, But Not Gov't
• Geico Says Medical Providers Filed False Claims, Seeks $4.4M
• Feds Seek To Ax Girardi Competency Expert
• Engineering Co. Reaches Tentative Deal On Flint Water Claims
• Sugarman Owed $350K In Failed Merger, Mass. Court Affirms
• Pa. Crash Suit Plaintiffs Say Lyft Rep Ducked Deposition
• Mich. Firm Calls Claims It Mishandled Force Case 'Baseless'
• Construction Co. Says Insurer Must Pay For Crash Settlement
• Ghosting In BigLaw: How To Come Back From Lack Of Feedback
• Northwestern Suspends Football Coach After Hazing Incidents
• Mich. Atty Defends Referral Fee Bid In Comatose Client Case
• Geragos Wasn't Told To Let Motion Go Unopposed, Jury Hears
• 7th Circ. Will Hear Lion Air Families' Demand For Boeing Trial
• Fla. Justices Say Malpractice Claim Met Expert Qualifications
• DuPont Urges Justices To Review 6th Circ.'s Mass Tort Ruling
• 'Take-Home' COVID Won't Be A Thing, Calif. Justices Decide
• Mich. Justices Say No Notice Needed For New Med Mal Theory
• Ohio Justices Back Quest's Win In Disability Benefits Fight
• Pharma Cos. Urge High Court To Toss Terror-Funding Ruling
• Best Western Keeps Win In Guest Overdose Death Suit
• Lowe's Win In Shopper Injury Suit Axed By Wash. Court
• EPA Finalizes Asbestos Reporting Rule
• Full 4th Circ. Asked To Rethink Georgia-Pacific Asbestos Stay
• 7th Circ. Scuttles Worker's Injury Suit Against Barge Co.
• Liberty Mutual Seeks $628K As It Alleges No-Fault Scam In NY
• Texas Attys' Fees Dispute Over Wrongful Death Case Revived
• Pa. Panel Upholds $250K Limit On Damages Against SEPTA
• Charleston's Climate Suit Wins Trip Back To State Court
• Ex-Insurance Agent Says Former Boss Threatening Witnesses
• Mass. Justices Affirm Time Limit On Smoking Death Claims
• Jury Mulling Geragos Malpractice Suit Hears From Doctor
• 11th Circ. Affirms Ford's Win In Defective Seat Belt Trial
• Attys Behind ChatGPT Fiasco Apologize To Client, 7 Judges
• Chemo Patient Got Infection From CR Bard Catheter, Suit Says
• NJ Storm Rule Absolves Costco Of Liability In Fall Suit
• Personal Injury, Med Mal Cases To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2023
• Family Can Sue Late Over Child's Death, NJ Panel Says
• NJ Panel Backs Progressive's Scooter Crash Coverage Denial
• Wildfire Report Expected To Spawn Hundreds Of Xcel Suits
• Social Media Claims Try To 'Create New Tort Law,' Cos. Say
• How Spending Clause Ruling May Affect Medicaid Litigation
• Top Personal Injury, Med Mal News: 2023 Midyear Report
• 7th Circ. Reinstates Conductor's Suit Over Faulty Rail Switch
• Product Liability Cases To Watch: 2023 Midyear Report
• Univ. Of Wash. Hospital Sued Over Allegedly Lost Tumor
• Biggest Transportation Rulings: Midyear 2023 Review
• EPA Says CERCLA Bars Train Derailment Response Suit
• Steps To Success For Senior Associates
• 5th Circ. Won't Rehear Lone Star State Atty's Fee Dispute
• Fisher Phillips Adds Retired NJ Judge To ADR Team
• Georgia-Pacific Ruling Furthers Texas Two-Step Challenges
• What 6th Circ. Ruling May Portend For PFAS Coverage Cases
• NRA Takes Aim At ATF Rule Treating Pistol Braces As Rifles
• Spacey Grabbed Genitalia 'Like A Cobra,' Victim Says
• Spacey Had 'Panicked Look' After Sex Assault, Court Told
• Wash. Panel OKs $150M Crane Verdict Amid Atty Misconduct
• Oil Co. Asks Court To Toss Insurer's Explosion Coverage Suit
• Kentucky Sues 3M, Others Over PFAS Contamination
• CACI Says High Court Ruling Backs Dismissal Of Torture Case
• Conn. Hospital Defeats Bias Case Over Hormone Supply
• Residents Say Norfolk Southern Can't Evade Derailment Suits
• 3 Takeaways From The Supreme Court's Session
• Law360 Podcasts Untangle A Week Of Blockbuster Rulings
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• Jackson Debuts As Chattiest Justice
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Oil Well Explosion
• Legal Profession Must Do More For Lawyers With Disabilities
• Girardi Fights To Keep Atty Expert For Competency Hearing
• Former Staffer Says NY AG's Office Must Face Assault Suit
• 3M 'Fishing Expedition' Put On Hold Amid Texas Atty's Appeal
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Man Tells Jury Spacey Assaulted Him 12 Times