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Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice - February, 2024

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• Uber Playing 'Cat & Mouse' In Sex Assaults MDL, Judge Told
• Vanderpump Rules' 'Scandoval' Sparks Revenge Porn Suit
• MoMA Says Assaults 'Unfortunate,' But Not Museum's Fault
• Don't Trust Trump, Carroll Says, Fighting Pause Of $83M Win
• Exxon Protected From Plant Fire Suits, Texas Court Rules
• Atty Not Bound By Settlements In Fla. Breach Of Contract Suit
• State Farm Must Face Bad Faith Claims In $3M Crash Row
• Judge Wary Of Wading Into AG's 'Abortion Pill Reversal' Probe
• FCC Chair Takes On Connected-Car Risk In Domestic Abuse
• Ex-JetBlue Flight Attendant's Subpoena Battle Heads To NY
• Baldwin Played Part In 'Unsafe' Film Set, 'Rust' Jury Hears
• Ga. Docs Not Liable For Med Student's Mistake, Court Rules
• Harvard Faces Appeal Of Ruling Over Alleged Body Part Sales
• Faulty Expert Report Can't Support Stomach Surgery Suit
• 9th Circ. Says Fight Over COVID-19 Misinformation Law Moot
• GE Denies Ties To La. Environmental Contamination Suit
• Mich. Judge Floats Sanctions If Doc Review Wastes Her Time
• No Early Wins In South Dakota Derailment Injury Suit
• Bankrupt Endo To Pay $465M To Resolve Opioid Claims
• 7 Common Myths About Lateral Partner Moves
• SafeSport Cites 'Absolute Immunity' In Young Swimmer's Suit
• Ga. Panel Brings Doctor In, Publix Out In Drug Allergy Case
• NJ Panel Frees National Boys & Girls Club From Abuse Claims
• Sbarro Worker Appeals 'Prejudiced' Verdict On Rape Claims
• Justices Lean On Both Sides In ATF Bump Stock Rule Case
• Judges Tell Mich. To Get Moving On Flint Engineering Suit
• FDA Says No More Sales Of PFAS For US Food Packaging
• No Direct Evidence Ties 'Rust' Armorer To Live Ammo, Jury Told
• Netflix Kanye Doc Didn't Defame Dancing Woman, Judge Says
• Family's Suit Over Take-Home Asbestos Death Is Revived
• Equinox And Trainer Ignored Struggling Before Injury, Suit Says
• Pair Can't Sue Over Crash Caused By Chase, Ga. Court Says
• Cheering In The NFL Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Insurance Agency Says It Wasn't Told Of Airbnb Shooting Suits
• BASF Says Insurers Owe Coverage For PFAS Suits
• Compassionate Release Grants Needed Now More Than Ever
• Plastic-Maker Says Insurers Must Cover Worker Death Suit
• Ex-Girardi Keese Atty Settles With Actress Over Missing Cash
• Conn. Restaurant Rejects Revamped Wine-Tasting Death Suit
• 'Rust' Armorer Regretted Not Checking Gun 'More,' Jury Hears
• J&J's CMO Says He Would've Pulled Talc If It Caused Cancer
• Del. Jury Urged To Award $142M Roundup Punitive Damages
• Employers Must Battle AI Bias, Fisher Phillips' AI Chief Says
• Netflix Keeps Win Over '13 Reasons' Suicide Suit At 9th Circ.
• Monsanto Wants Further 11th Circ. Roundup Suit Review
• 'Delay' Adds $2.3M To Monsanto's $175M Roundup Judgment
• Company Escapes Coverage Row Over Lethal Ammonia Leak
• Texas AG Sues Pornhub Owner Over Lack Of Age Verification
• Calif. Law Firm Can't Shake Arbitration Award In Fees Dispute
• Insurer Misled Lockheed On Contamination Suit, Court Told
• Wolverine Can't Get Sanctions Win In PFAS Coverage Fight
• Defective Golf Net Bought At Dick's Harmed Eye, Suit Says
• 3rd Circ. Won't Reconsider Coverage Ruling For Deli Stabbing
• Cleary And Vladeck Raskin Must Face Cuomo's Subpoena Bid
• NJ Town Residents Say Cannabis Laws Violate Federal Law
• Diddy Producer Says He Was Sexually Assaulted, Harassed
• Feds Want PacifiCorp To Cover $1B Ore., Calif. Wildfire Costs
• FAA Review Panel Flags 'Disconnect' In Boeing Safety Culture
• Medical Device Companies Settle Ga. Wrongful Death Suit
• Atty's Letter Is Not A Claim For Damages, Del. Justices Rule
• Colo. Justices To Hear If Insurers Can Withhold Some Payouts
• SoCal Edison Will Pay 'Record' $80M To End Thomas Fire Suit
• Boston Moves To Settle Suit Over 2016 Police Shooting
• Disney Sued Over Woman's Death From Allergen-Filled Meal
• 'Rebel Alliance' Seeks Court Rescue In Opioid Discovery Clash
• Mich. Justices Told Case Deadlines Tied To Litigants' Rights
• Ga. Appeals Court Brings Care Co. Back Into Death Suit
• Two Indicted In $3.9M Fraudulent Business Email Scheme
• Banks Say Brazil Pollution Suit In NY Is In Wrong Country
• Texas Nursing Home Must Face Suit Over Resident's Uri Death
• J&J Bankruptcy Could Thwart Accountability For Victims
• Railcar Cos. Want Out Of Pa. Schools' Derailment Suit
• Lyft Can't Escape Claims Its Driver Failed To Protect Teenager
• Cole Scott Fights DQ Bid In Fla. Over Atty's Prior Work
• NJ, Solvay Push Back Against Town's Bid To Pause PFAS Deal
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Appeal Of Calif. Honking Law
• Up Next At High Court: Social Media Laws & Bump Stocks
• Trump Asks Court To Wait On 'Uncertain' $83M Carroll Award
• Gun Cos. Can't End New York AG's Ghost Gun Crisis Suit
• 'Rust' Set Was Open To Evidence Tampering, Jury Hears
• Miss. High Court Won't Axe Liver Failure Wrongful Death Suit
• Top NC Labor Brass Face Retooled 'Incentive' Policy Suit
• State Farm Alleges Health Co. Violated Deal To Drop 366 Suits
• Fla. Suit Says AP Helped Terrorists During Oct. 7 Attack
• Social Media Addiction Fight Akin To Big Tobacco, Judge Says
• Fla. Doctor Says T-Mobile Let Hacker Steal Her SIM Card
• Tobacco Cos. Look To Nix COPD Suit Decades After Diagnosis
• Texas Justices Clear Union Pacific, Landowner In Crash Suit
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Mississippi Plane Crash Suit
• Walgreens Investors Near Deal In Suit Over Opioid Epidemic
• US Gun Cos. Seek Time For Justices' Input On Mexico's Suit
• Alec Baldwin Loss Claims Trimmed In 'Rust' Shooting Suit
• Ex-Professor Atty Hits NJ University With Retaliatory Firing Suit
• Pa. Dentist Hit With $11M Verdict In Cancer Patient's Suit
• 6 Pointers For Attys To Build Trust, Credibility On Social Media
• 6th Circ. Backs DOL's Black Lung Benefits Award For Miner
• Ex-Major Lindsey Worker Fights Arbitration In Sex Assault Suit
• Law Firm Sued For Using Photo Of Disgraced OB-GYN Online
• Miami Atty Hits Fla. Bar, Newspaper With $5B Libel Action
• Was Armorer 'Sloppy' Or 'Scapegoat'? 'Rust' Trial Opens
• Mass. Medical Regulator Seeks Pregnancy Center Records
• Fire Product Makers Try To Move PFAS Suit To Fed. Court
• Things To Watch As Boeing's 737 Max Crisis Grows
• $10M Crash Verdict Nixed Over Excluded Toxicology Expert
• Wolverine Wants Judgment, Sanctions In PFAS Coverage Row
• Brazilian Heiress' Daughter Can't Escape Colo. Collection Suit
• Why Fla. High Court Adopting Apex Doctrine Is Monumental
• SoCal Edison Faces More Suits Over 2022 Fairview Fire
• Bumble Reaches $315K Settlement In Criminal Screening Case
• Anapol Weiss Absorbs Injury Boutique Attys, Adds Partner
• Disbarred Pa. Attorney Faces Forgery, Tampering Charges
• Judge Partially Tosses Suit Over Texas Beirut Bombing Suits
• Ex-BigLaw Atty Refiles Defamation Case Against Influencer
• ICE's Immunity Bars Bulk Of Virus Death Suit, For Now
• AMC Fall Suit Earlier Tossed After 5-Year Deadline Is Revived
• Full Supreme Court Won't Halt Boy Scouts' Ch. 11 Plan
• Aerosmith's Steven Tyler Beats NY Sex Assault Suit, For Now
• Justices To Weigh Stark Split In Views Of ATF Bump Stock Ban
• Nurses Ignored Surgery Patient's Fatal Sepsis, Fla. Jury Hears
• Texas Panel Unsure Hospital Should Escape $6M MedMal Suit
• Ill. Court Vacates R. Kelly Victim's $4M Default Judgment
• Gov't Says Camp Lejeune Litigants Must Show Specific Cause
• Justices Told NRA Speech Claim Would Thwart Regulation
• Doc Keeps Trial Win In Suit Over Patient's Medication List
• A Post-Mortem Analysis Of Stroock's Demise
• Juror Misconduct Warrants New Trial In Birth Injury Suit
• Miami Heat Player Sued After Man's Leg Amputated In Crash
• Police Immunity Hinges On Whether Silent Siren Led To Injury
• Boeing Ousts Head Of Embattled 737 Max Program
• Cochran Firm Rachets Up Fee Fight With Ex-Associate
• Law Firms Rip Cuomo Subpoenas As 'Abusive' And 'Wasteful'
• Uber Says Insurers Failed To Cover Dozens Of Injury Suits
• Giuliani Seeks New Trial, Will Appeal $148M Defamation Award
• Kratom Buyers Say Sellers Hid Opioid-Like Addiction Risks
• Giuliani Can Contest $148M Fine But Not With His Own Money
• Ill. Public Defender Sues Over Display Of Israeli Army Photo
• Epstein's Attorney, Accountant Accused Of Aiding Trafficking
• Chicago Sues Oil Giants, Alleging Climate Change Deception
• Google Co-Founder Sergey Brin Sued Over Fatal Plane Crash
• NM Fire Victims Sue FEMA Over Compensation Delays
• Conn. Judge Reluctantly Frees Snap From Sex Assault Suit
• Colo. Justices Ban Disbarred Atty From Filing Pro Se Actions
• Meta, TikTok Sued Over NYC Teen 'Subway Surfing' Death
• 7th Circ. Backs McDonald's Win Over 'Bad Faith' Hot Tea Suit
• Jury Says LSD Didn't Cause Quadriplegia; Insurer To Pay $1M
• Crypto-Friendly Atty Challenges Warren For Senate Seat
• How Future Litigators Are Training In A 'Flight Simulator'
• Fluoride Trial Judge Mulls 'Mixed' IQ Evidence In Closings
• Insurer Must Pay Defense Costs In Newspaper Shooting Row
• Ill. Cardiologist Keeps Trial Win In Med Mal Death Suit
• Ala. Justices Deem Frozen Embryos Children Under State Law
• NFL Seeks Exit To Fan's Suit Over Philly QB's Touchdown Ball
• Landlord Bias Can Be Eviction Defense, Colo. Justices Say
• Hess Corp. Oil Refinery Unit Gets OK For Ch. 11 Plan
• Tennis Organization Found Negligent In Pro's Sexual Assault
• Justices Deny 9/11 Widows' Challenge to Damage Distribution
• Justices Decline Malpractice Dispute Over $6M Settlement
• Los Angeles FBI Head, Recused From Girardi Case, Retires
• Alec Baldwin Seeks June Trial Date In 'Rust' Shooting
• Insurers Say Pollution Exclusion Bars Cancer Suits Defense
• Preparing For DOJ's Data Analytics Push In FCPA Cases
• NC Panel Reverses Suspension For Atty Accused Of Lying
• 'Perfect Storm' Allows For Med Mal Suit Deadline Extension
• High Court Denies Review Of Wrestler Attorney Sanctions
• Justices Pass On Bid To Hold UK Co. Liable For Cessna Crash
• Considering The Logical Extremes Of Your Legal Argument
• Atty Convicted Of $5.5M Client Theft Asks 9th Circ. To Vacate
• Trump Campaign Slams Ex-Aide's Adult Survivor's Act Suit
• Ex-Fox News Staffer Ends Suit Alleging Sex Assault By Ailes
• Jimmy Iovine Accuser Ends NY Sex Assault Suit
• Leon Black Accuser Agrees To Drop Assault Claims
• Fla. Bills Limiting Toxic Tort Damages Headed To Floor
• Uber Failed To Prevent Driver Sex Assaults, MDL Suit Says
• Boeing And Lion Air Families Spar In 7th Circ. Jury Trial Bid
• Family Of 23-Year-Old Who Died From Ulcer Gets $30M
• Va. Couple Sues CooperSurgical Over Destroyed Embryos
• Judge Wary Of Boeing's Bid To Duck Birth Defect Suit
• Judge Says Athletes' Social Media Held 'Hostage' In NCAA Suit
• Target, Hoverboard Biz Settle Pa. Fire Deaths For $38.5M
• Lack Of Affidavit Gets NJ Med Mal Death Suit Tossed
• Split Court Won't Stop Philly Ban On 3D-Printed Gun Parts
• Reducing The Risk Of PFAS False Advertising Class Actions
• 6th Circ. Ruling Breathes New Life Into Article III Traceability
• Camp Lejeune Plaintiffs Seek Appeal Of Jury Trial Denial
• Therapy Co.'s Policy Lie Bars Fraud Coverage, 4th Circ. Says
• Trump Atty Didn't Go 'Rogue' In Pushing Club NDA, Court Told
• Supreme Court Pauses Boy Scouts Ch. 11 Plan
• Storytelling Strategies To Defuse Courtroom Conspiracies
• NorCal Roundup Suit Faces Dismissal Or Transfer To MDL
• Gerber, Others Fight Bid For MDL On Baby Food Heavy Metals
• AGs Press FDA On Safeguards Against Metal In Baby Food
• Court Mulls If Claims Buyer Qualifies For Special Ch. 11 Trust
• Judge Doubts NY Diocese Has Enough Votes For Ch. 11 Plan
• Judge Says Jurors Can See J&J Ads In Talc Trial
• Ex-Atty Who Lied To Grand Jury About Frauds Gets 6.5 Years
• 'Romeo & Juliet' Stars Sue Paramount Again Over Nude Scene
• Med Monitoring Claims In Philips MDL Sent Back For Review
• Cole Scott Faces DQ Bid In Fla. Crash Suit Over Atty
• 4E Agent Floats Plan To Hand Disputed Atty Fees To Creditors
• LA Attorney Says The Barnes Firm Owes Him About $6M
• Petition Watch: Classes, Litigation Changes & Fraud Theories
• ICE Reaches Settlement Over Mistaken Raid On Couple
• Pearl Harbor Cleanup Needs Fuller Accounting, Watchdog Says
• 'Stupid' To Grant Baby Food Mass Tort Fees Now, Judge Says
• Epstein Survivors Say FBI's 'Botched' Probes Allowed Abuse
• NY Top Court Weighs Weinstein's 'Prior Bad Acts' Evidence
• Colo. Hospital Sued For Denying Gender Dysphoria Surgery
• Mo. Hospital Faces Action Over Breach Of 500K Patients' Data
• San Francisco's Ankle Monitor Rules Put On Hold
• NJ Town Looks To Stay 'Historic' $393M PFAS Settlement
• Ind. Justices Find Eateries Can Be Liable Under Dram Shop Act
• NYC Sues Facebook, Social Media Cos. Over Teen Addiction
• Diocese Says Mich. Victims Can't Bring Decades-Old Claims
• Ohio Doc. Group Not Named Too Late In Neck Injury Suit
• NHL, Junior Leagues Accused Of Exploitation In Antitrust Suit
• 'Rust' Armorer, Atty Responsible For Text Leak, Judge Rules
• Aviation Watch: 737 Max Blowout Raises Major Safety Issues
• South Jersey Agency Must Face Suit Over Fatal Tollbooth Crash
• Fisher-Price, Mattel Settle MDL Over Recalled Baby Sleeper
• Insurer Wants Out Of Covering SC Club Shooting
• EDNY Ruling Charts 99 Problems In Rap Lyric Admissibility
• 3 Principles For Minimizing The Risk Of A Nuclear Verdict
• Coaching High School Wrestling Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Philly Judge Must Reconsider Venue For Tooth Implant Suit
• Fluoride Can Harm Brain, EPA Scientist Says As Trial Wraps
• 6th Circ. Backs Drugmakers' Early Win In Diabetes Drug MDL
• Hilton And Franchisee Defeat NC Sex Trafficking Suit
• USA Swimming Wants Out Of Suit Over Botched Investigation
• Stronger Evidence Needed In Asbestos Case, Panel Says
• Ex-Def Jam Exec Sues Russell Simmons Alleging 1990s Rape
• Insurer Can't Toss Claims As Sanctions In Hotel Fire Suit
• Wash. Justices Doubtful HR Manager Can't Be Served
• Samsung Echoes LG Chem In Vape Battery Arguments
• 'Rust' Armorer's Phone Snafu Shows Risks Of Texting Clients
• Insurer Wants Security Cos. To Repay Assault Defense
• Colo. Justice Says Something 'Wrong' With Ski Lift Waivers
• LSD Trip Didn't Cause Quadriplegia, Houston Jury Told
• NY Court Refuses To Toss E. Coli Suit Against Salad Chain
• Convicted NC Doctor Can't Get Recordings From Prosecutors
• J&J Hid Cancer Risk From Consumers, Fla. Jury Told
• Mass. Attys Welcome New Guardrails On Trial Time Limits
• Cuomo Says Law Firms Won't Comply With Subpoenas
• BMW Settles Defective Crash System Suit
• SG's Office Is Case Study To Help Close Legal Gender Gap
• Dallas Venue Not Covered For Shooting Death, Insurer Says
• Ky. Alleges Kroger Had 'Outsized' Role In State's Opioid Crisis
• EPA Scientist Rips Fluoride IQ Links As 'A Lot Of Uncertainty'
• Trailer Owner Covered Under Driver's Policy, 9th Circ. Affirms
• 7th Circ. Says Plaintiffs' Strategy Doomed Lead Paint Appeal
• Oil Co. Can't Get New Injury Trial With Video Evidence
• Pa. Judge Won't Certify Class In Juvenile Facility Abuse Suit
• Delta Overserved Alcohol To Man Who Killed Wife, Suit Says
• State Sen. Says 'Loophole' Still Doesn't Defame Solar Exec
• Harvard Not Liable For Alleged Morgue Body Part Sales
• Customer Can Sue Closed Bowling Alley For Slip-And-Fall
• Ex-Flight Attendant Wants JetBlue Sanctioned In Docs Fight
• Construction Co. Gets Sanctions Nixed, Death Claims Tossed
• Jury's $600K Pit Bull Verdict Lacks Evidence, Calif. Panel Says
• Geico Says Medical Fraudsters Nabbed $1.1M In Auto Benefits
• Colo. Personal Injury Firm Ditches TM Suit Against Texas Firm
• Verizon Benefits Ruling Clears Up Lien Burden Of Proof
• Social Media Addiction MDL Gets Date For First Bellwether
• Amazon Can Keep Suicide Appeal, Despite Official's Doubts
• Brown Prof Testifies That Fluoride IQ Studies Have Gaps
• House Dems Press Army For Data On Ammo Production Deal
• 2 Women Get $24.5M Award In Philly Motel Trafficking Claims
• San Francisco Diocese Asks For More Time On Ch. 11 Plan
• Googling Prospective Jurors Is Usually A Fool's Errand
• Xcel Wants Trial Moved From Where Colo. Wildfire Raged
• American Airlines Escapes Passenger's Ear Injury Suit
• Social Media Is Now A 'Product,' But Forget New Regs In 2024
• 11th Circ. Won't Restore Sex Trafficking Suit Against Ga. Hotel
• Widow Can Sue Trucking Co.'s Agent Over Policy, Panel Says
• Lack Of Expert Won't Derail CSX Engineer's Hearing Loss Suit
• Thompson Coe Atty Is Starting His Own Plaintiffs Firm
• NJ Courts Reject Liability In Ex-Judge's Harassment Suit
• 23andMe Led To Late Father And $28M Verdict, Woman Says
• Feds Seek Over 5 Years For NYC Atty In $18.8M Ponzi Scheme
• Boy Scouts' Abuse Victims Ask Justices To Halt Ch. 11 Plan
• Off The Bench: NCAA NIL Rule Lives; Dartmouth Players Win
• US Gun Cos. Will Ask Justices To Toss Mexico Trafficking Suit
• Feds Ask High Court To Block 'Ghost Gun' Exemption
• Service Failure On Expert Reports Dooms Texas Med Mal Case
• TikTok Targeted Female Exec In 'Kill List,' Bias Suit Says
• Disbarred Ex-DA Not Immune In False Felony Suit, Rival Says
• Wash. Court Demurs On Ex-NFL Player Abuse Claim
• 'Utter Chaos' If Duty To Defend Ruling Is Upheld, 5th Circ. Told
• Trustee Balks At Retroactive Atty Hire In Infowars Ch. 11 Case
• Judge Urges NY Diocese, Abuse Claimants Into Ch. 11 Talks
• Senate Committee Advances FAA Reauthorization Bill
• $1B DuPont Deal Gets Final OK In Firefighting Foam MDL
• DuPont Spinoffs Can't Escape PFAS Suit In NC
• Fla. Justices Won't Reconsider Apex Doctrine Rule
• 11th Circ. Won't Undo State Farm's Shooting Coverage Loss
• 2nd Circ. Appoints Goodwin To Suit Over Fake Pot In NY Jail
• Mass Shooting Survivor Loses $17M Judgment On Appeal
• NTSB Accused Of Withholding Derailed Train Parts
• NYC Police Union Can't 'Veto' NYPD Protest Deal, Judge Says
• A Look Into How Jurors Reach High Damages Awards
• Food Safety Bill Needed To Protect Kids From Heavy Metals
• Question On Wrongful Death Damages Sent To Ga. Justices
• NYC Jet Skier's Death Suit Not Covered, Insurer Says
• Kidde-Fenwal's Ch. 11 Fee Examiner OKs $20.4M For 15 Firms
• Monsanto Fights $2.25B Verdict After Philly Roundup Trial
• Live Nation Worker Can Fight $5.5M Disputed Atty Fee
• Ex-BigLaw Atty Must Revamp Social Media Defamation Suit
• Conn. Doc Says Website Must Unmask Fake Online Reviewer
• Appeals Court Revives Suit From Janitor Assaulted By Priest
• Ex-Billing Manager Says NJ Firm Put Fees Over Clients
• Seattle Hospital Owes $215K In Mold Suit, Jury Finds
• Alex Jones Atty Calls Infowars 'Nonsense' In $1.4B Appeal
• 3rd-Party Financiers Have Power To Drive Mass Tort Cases
• Morgan Lewis Adds Hawkins Parnell Toxic Tort Litigator In LA
• US Tells 9th Circ. Stem Cell Clinic Not Exempt From FDA Rules
• Med Mal Case Dropped Before Wash. Justices Decide Blame
• Fluoride Judge To Attys: 'I Don't Need Perry Mason Moments'
• Wash. High Court Won't Review J&J Patient Privacy Ruling
• Young KC Chiefs Fan's Parents Sue Deadspin For Defamation
• Xcel, Plaintiffs Spar Over Early Details Of Mass Wildfire Suits
• 'Family' Exclusion Nixes Coverage For Menards, 8th Circ. Says
• Philly Flyers Trainers Dodge Arbitration In Zamboni Cancer Suit
• Wyndham Gets Joint Employer Claim Cut From Trafficking Suit
• Colo. Justices Say To Abandon Outdated Restitution Rules
• Surgical Robot Co. Sued Over Internal Burns, Death Of Patient
• Conn. Justices OK $35M Verdict, Punt On 'Wrongful Life'
• Repair-Shop Slip Triggers Auto Coverage, Mich. Justices Say
• Preparing For A New Wave Of Litigation Under Silicosis Rules
• LA Sheriffs Can't Be Sued Over Illegal Street Racer Crash
• 6 Charged With Defrauding Court-Appointed Attorneys
• Georgia Plaintiffs Boutique Expands After Big Wins
• 5th Circ. Judge Doubts Samsung On Hook For Exploding Vape
• Insurers Reach Agreement In School Construction Injury Suit
• Camp Lejeune Plaintiffs Can't Get Jury Trial In Water Suit
• NC Panel Reverses Doctor's Malpractice Coverage Win
• Managing Competing Priorities In Witness Preparation
• Insurer Asks 9th Circ. To Rehear Wildfire Pollution Ruling
• Alec Baldwin Trial Date Scrapped After Judge Shuffle
• Imerys, Cyprus Mines Get Extension For Ch. 11 Mediation
• Reimagining Law Firm Culture To Break The Cycle Of Burnout
• SpaceX Accused Of Sex Harassment, Retaliation In Calif.
• Seattle Hospital Must Pay Up For 'Huge' Negligence, Jury Told
• Church Of Scientology Fights Uphill To End Leah Remini Suit
• 3rd Circ. Frees Coast Guard From Suit Over Rescue Attempt
• Ark. Police Chief Owes $2M, City $30M In Teen Shooting Death
• 737 Max In Alaska Air Blowout Had 'Missing' Bolts, NTSB Says
• NC Virus Law Won't Free Surgeon From Med Mal Suit, Panel Says
• Meta, Snap Want Schools' Social Media MDL Suit Tossed
• Boy Scout Victims Can't Redo Box Check Mistake, Court Says
• 4th Circ. Cites W.Va. Justices As It Affirms Coverage Win
• Thousands Hit Feds With Third Suit Over Fuel Spill
• McDonald's Franchisee Settles Sex Assault Lawsuit For $4.4M
• Harvard Entitled To Withhold Diploma Amid Probe, Judge Says
• Gilead Ruling Signals That Innovating Can Lead To Liability
• Hose Maker Can't Escape Suit Over Sulfuric Acid Burns
• Understanding And Working With The Millennials On Your Jury
• Water Brand Owes Over $129M For Liver Failures, Jury Finds
• Complex Not Covered For $4M Shooting Claim, Insurer Says
• Giuliani's Chapter 11 Choice Will Help Him Keep Control
• Competing In Dressage Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Colo. Justices Say County Must Face Garage Injury Case
• Law Prof Says Dean's Comments Led To Professional Damage
• Water Brand's Recall Delay Merits Punitives, Jury Hears
• Ga. Doctor's Roundup Fight Revived On Remand
• Insurer, Pharmacy Settle Horse Death Coverage Dispute
• Toyota Beats NJ Mechanic's Suit Over Finger Amputation
• 7th Circ. Wary Of Bid To Revive Abbott Formula Claims
• Wendy's Not Covered In Freezer Injury Suit, Insurer Says
• Proposed Class Action Settlement May Cost Acella $46.5M
• Target Can't Toss Suit From Customer Who Slipped On Bag
• Monsanto Pushes Back On Roundup Claims Before Del. Jury
• NY Diocese Says Court Shouldn't Resurrect Disputed Claims
• Norfolk Southern Slams Investors' Fraud Suit Over Derailment
• Amtrak Says Milk Hauler Is On The Hook For Colo. Derailment
• Ozempic Injury Suits Consolidated In Eastern Pa. MDL
• BNSF Railway Blamed For Triggering 2023 Wash. Wildfire
• NFL Pro Pushed Miss. Officials To Harass Woman, Suit Says
• Restaurant Gets 'Mandatory' Wine-Tasting Death Suit Tossed
• Walmart Slip Suit Revived After Panel's Video Review
• Leon Black Says Rape Accuser, Firm Can't Ax NY Suit
• Mass. Justices Wary Of Loosening Bail Rules In Rape Cases
• Rape Questions Could Be Next Focus Of Bar App Reforms
• Crash Victim's Mother Asks SCOTUS To Skip Immunity Appeal
• Ex-NY Firm Partner Wins 20% Biz Cut Despite No Written Deal
• Ch. 11 Ruling Highlights 'Two-Step' Challenges In 4th Circ.
• Lizzo Can't Sidestep Dancers' Sex ​​​​​​​Harassment Claims
• NY Judge Urged To Force FBI's Release Of Epstein Docs
• McKinsey's $78M Opioid Deal With Health Plans Hits Snag
• Birmingham, Ala., Hit with $4.5M Verdict Over Police Shooting
• Pa. Panel Ditches Med. Mal. Suit Over Tardy Expert Report
• Harvard Prof. Slams Study Showing IQ Gains From Fluoride
• Walmart Slip-And-Fall Suit Sent Back To Philly Court
• Drugmaker Endo Wants To Extend Opioid Suit Pause
• ACLU Atty On How To Protect Civil Liberties In The AI Era
• Coast Guard Owes $35M For 'Kidnapping,' Fishermen Say
• Ill. COVID Wrongful Death Claims Can't Be Arbitrated
• Iowa Justices Put Cow Collision Suit Out To Pasture
• Insurer Needn't Cover Contractor In Construction Injury Suit
• How Facilities Can Address Legal Risk Of Wandering Patients
• Colo. Firm Says Texas Rival Is Encroaching On 'Strong Arm' Turf
• 4th Circ. Backs Reliance On Asylum-Seekers' Partial Truths
• Off The Bench: NIL In Court, $3B Golf Deal, Angelos Sells O's
• Major Lindsey Says Ex-Worker Wants 'Media Splash' In Suit
• UPMC To Settle Tuberculosis Suit With $650 Payments
• Mo. Jury Awards $159M To Family Of Man Slain On Amtrak
• Binance Enabled Hamas Fundraising, Oct. 7 Survivors Say
• SEC Official, Atty Spouse Say Google Led Them To 'Hell Run'
• Ex-Server's Injunction Bid Not Valid, NJ Trump Golf Club Says
• Insurer Fights Railroad Subpoena For Ohio Derailment Docs
• Pacific Market's Trendy Stanley Cups Contain Lead, Suit Says
• Ill. Bar Freed From Suit Over Staffer's Alcohol-Fueled Fatal Fall
• Water Brand Had 'No One Qualified' To Make It, Jury Hears
• Harvard Professor Testifies Fluoride Is 'Definitely' Neurotoxic
• Gov. Study Shows Higher Cancer Rates On Camp Lejeune
• 'Double Team' Argument No Reason To Sever Med Mal Claims
• Pharma Hikma Reaches $150M Opioid Settlement With States
• Imerys, Cyprus Mines Propose Ch. 11 Plans With $862M Trust
• Mich. Pays $13M Over Hospital's Surprise Active Shooter Drill
• Experts Urge Justices To Bar Insurer's Ch. 11 Challenge
• Denver Man Accused Of Romancing Women Into $121K Scam
• Houston Atty Escapes Solicitation Suit From Car Wreck Victim
• 10th Circ. Absolves App For Fake Car Sale That Turned Deadly
• Insurers Blast Syracuse Diocese Ch. 11 Plan
• Publicis Reaches $350M Opioid Settlement With All 50 States
• Girardi Son-In-Law Is Tom's Honest 'Antithesis,' Family Says
• Possible Bias Spurs New Trial In Royal Caribbean Injury Suit
• The Legal Industry Needs A Cybersecurity Paradigm Shift
• Best Practices For Untangling Mass Tort Claimants' Liens
• Alec Baldwin Pleads Not Guilty Again In 'Rust' Shooting
• $25M Flint Water Crisis Deal Heads Off Impending Trial