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Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice - June, 2024

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• Chevron's End Is Just The Start For Energized Agency Foes
• Will 'Moral Victory' In Purdue Ruling Help Plaintiffs?
• CUNY Medical Prof Accused Of Fabricating NIH Grant Apps
• Wyndham Can't Escape Ohio Sex Trafficking Liability Suit
• In Chevron Case, Justices Trade One Unknown For Another
• Report Shows PI Wiped Evidence Of Other Hacks, Mogul Says
• Rite Aid Ch. 11 Plan OK'd With Insurers' Objections Resolved
• Insurer Says It Owes No Coverage In Hair Relaxer Litigation
• Aviation Co. Escapes Florida Suit Over No-Fuel Plane Crash
• Northwestern Releases Paul Weiss Report On Hazing Review
• Girardi's Ch. 7 Evidence Fight May Raise Novel Issues
• Baldwin Loses Third Bid To Dismiss 'Rust' Shooting Case
• Texas Justices Scrap $26M Verdict In Honda Seat Belt Suit
• Philly Judge Calls $2.25B Roundup Verdict 'Excessive'
• Uber Driver Axes Coverage Claims Against Co.'s Insurer
• Philips Gets OK For $25M Med Monitoring Deal In CPAP MDL
• Mich. EMTs Did Not Prove Immunity Over False Death Declaration
• Off The Bench: NFL's Big Loss In Court, NBA Agent Spat
• Afghans Who Aided U.S. Gov't Sue Over Kids' Visa Denials
• Nixed Purdue Ch. 11 Plan May Leave States Ready For A Fight
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Skiing And Surfing Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Supreme Court Strikes Down Chevron Deference
• Milwaukee Tool Accused Of Selling Gloves Made By Prisoners
• Tesla Error Doomed Bid To Arbitrate Race Bias Suit, Court Says
• Purdue Ruling Reshapes Conn. Catholic Diocese's Ch. 11 Plan
• Insurers Call Rite Aid Ch. 11 Opioid Deal Unfair
• Ga. Judge Says NBC Falsely Reported Mass Hysterectomies
• Rape Kit Co. Wants Wash. Ban Lifted During Free Speech Suit
• Judge Tosses Claims Against Cowboys' QB In Extortion Case
• Titanic Purdue Ruling Shifts The Balance Of Power In Ch. 11
• 4th Circ. Revives Wood Treatment Injury Coverage Row
• Judge Slams 'Unacceptable' Misstated Case Law In PFAS Suit
• Ex-Exec Fights Sotera's Bid To Toss Del. Stock Vesting Suit
• Widow Sues Safety Consultant, Strap Maker Over Fatal Drop
• Calif. Justices Say Patient's Choice A Factor In Product Cases
• State Farm Settles Georgia Motorcycle Death Suit For $18M
• Unpacking The Circuit Split Over A Federal Atty Fee Rule
• NTSB Rips Boeing For Blabbing About Blowout Probe
• 4th Circ. Won't Revive Navy Hospital Gangrene Suit
• 4 Steps To Repair Defense Credibility In Opening Statements
• Del. Bankruptcy Ruling Will Give D&O Insureds Nightmares
• Justices Nix 3rd-Party Liability Releases In Purdue Ch. 11 Plan
• Conn. Zantac Ruling To Include Sanofi As Settlement Looms
• Baby Bottle Cos. Face False Ad Suits Over Microplastics
• Calif. Sanctioned $111M In 30-Year Prison Staffing Case
• Talc Co. Barretts' Creditors Push To Dismiss Ch. 11 Case
• State Farm Loses Bid To Skip Atty Fees On Expert Technicality
• New Hampshire Claims TikTok Exploits Kids For Profit
• Disbarred Colo. Injury Atty Faces Another Malpractice Suit
• Sig Sauer Can't DQ Gun Expert's Experiment In Defect Suit
• FBI Beats Epstein FOIA Case Due To Ghislaine Maxwell Appeal
• Travelers Nabs Partial Win In Asbestos Coverage Dispute
• Demolition Worker's Family Sues FirstEnergy Over Fatal Fall
• Ex-Worker Says NC Justices Needn't Review Carcinogen Test
• NHTSA Declines Calls For 'More Robust' Truck Safety Guards
• NJ Cos. Can't Toss Contamination Claim In Green Groups' Suit
• Red Roof Trafficking Case Settled In Middle Of Trial
• NJ Panel Tosses Malpractice Suit Over COVID-19 Death
• LVMH Can't Yet Collect $490K Award From Former Legal Exec
• A Crucial Step In Mediation: Preparing Your Client
• Prejudicial Evidence Takeaways From Trump Hush Money Trial
• Ga. Panel Affirms Child Care Center Win In Car Crash Row
• Tennis Player Looks To Preserve $9M Verdict Against USTA
• No Matter The Purdue Ruling, Mass Tort Reform Is Needed
• Pa. Justices Won't Hear Elliott Greenleaf Atty's $11M Fee Fight
• FAA Not Off The Hook In Nevada Plane Crash, 9th Circ. Rules
• $9.9M Settlement OK'd In Nev. School District Child Abuse Suit
• Norfolk Southern Torched In NTSB Final Derailment Findings
• Sandy Hook Families Split Over Alex Jones Ch. 7 Stay Ask
• Flint Judge Wants To Keep City 'Motivated' To Fix Lead Pipes
• Conn. Firefighters Sue Over PFAS In Protective Gear
• Cardinals Want Arbitration In, Family Out Of Defamation Suit
• Texas Man Says Injury Claim Against Shell Can't Be Arbitrated
• 6th Circ. Revives Part Of Barge Worker's Lung Injury Suit
• Ga. Mom Calls Insurer's Escape Bid From Rape Suit 'Illusory'
• Man Convicted Of Crypto-Motivated Break-Ins, Kidnappings
• Katt Williams Must Face Atlanta Assault Claims, Judge Says
• Law Firm Boss Admitted Breaking Ethics Rule, Regulator Says
• Schouest Bamdas Opens Dallas Office With 6-Partner Hire
• USA Swimming's Suit Against Watchdog Can Continue
• Atlanta City Council To Consider $2M Settlement In Taser Case
• After A Brief Hiccup, The 'Rocket Docket' Soars Back To No. 1
• Chevron's $120M Trial Loss Reinstated By Calif. Appeals Court
• PacifiCorp To Pay Another $150M To Resolve Wildfire Claims
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Texas' Homemade Gun-Silencer Fight
• Lloyd's Seeks To Avoid Coverage For Beach Umbrella Death
• Baldwin Awaits Ruling On Bid To Toss 'Rust' Shooting Case
• Boeing Says Turbulent Securities Suit Should Be Dismissed
• Justices Undo Terror Victims' Win, Citing Twitter Decision
• 8th Circ. Sides With Minn. DOT In Injured Worker's ADA Suit
• Harvard Fertility Doctor Settles Secret-Impregnation Claim
• 9th Circ. Asks Wash. Justices If Uber Had Duty To Slain Driver
• Red Roof Ignored Years Of Trafficking, Victim Tells Ga. Jurors
• Suit Over Medical Screws Filed Too Late, Texas Panel Finds
• Seyfarth Atty Dropped From Yeshiva U. Rape Cover-Up Suit
• No Coverage For $3M Logging Injury Verdict, 4th Circ. Affirms
• US DOT Final Rule Ups Freight Rail Hazmat Disclosures
• $12.8M Deal Ending Some Chiquita MDL Claims Gets Approval
• Insurer Says Paralympic Org Not Covered In Sex Abuse Row
• Recruitment Trends In Emerging Law Firm Frontiers
• Justices Affirm 6th Circ. Decision Allowing Bump Stocks
• Kenyan Firm Says Chicago Attys Blocked Ethiopian Air Fees
• Wrongful Death Suit Against Kiss Members Moves Forward
• Ga. Panel Revives Cow Car Crash Suit
• Meta's Child Porn Defense 'Disingenuous,' MDL Judge Says
• Estate Of Alzheimer's Patient Awarded $600K In NJ Death Case
• 9th Circ. Axes 2 Symetra Structured Deal Recipient Classes
• Boeing, Spirit AeroSystems Say Blowout Suit Not Fit For Calif.
• No Coverage For La Quinta Sex Assault Claims, Insurer Says
• Costco Sued Over PFAS In Kirkland Brand Baby Wipes
• Ga. Panel Orders New Trial In $2M Case Over Car Accident
• Billing Report Order Was 'Overly Broad' In Injury Suit, Panel Says
• Mich. Appeals Panel Rescinds Coverage For Auto Policy Fraud
• Alex Jones Can't Appeal Bankruptcy Order On Debt To Victims
• Recovery Home Co. Sues Over Denial By Town's Zoning Panel
• Girardi Wants To Block Evidence Of Ex-Clients' Injuries At Trial
• Wolverine Inks Deal To End PFAS Coverage Fight
• Seton Hall Denies Fault For Student's Death In COVID Isolation
• 9/11 Firm Consultant Acted Alone In Depo Leak, 2nd Circ. Told
• Ohio Atty Reinstated After Flinging Feces-Filled Pringles Can
• 'Rust' Armorer Can't Be Forced To Testify Against Baldwin
• Glassblowing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 3 Surprising Deposition Dangers Attorneys Must Heed
• Justices Keep Domestic Abusers Disarmed, Clarify Bruen
• Attys In Chiquita Case Say Victims Can't Proceed Together
• GM's Cruise To Pay Calif. $112K Fine Over Robotaxi Crash
• Ohio Landlord Settles DOJ's Sexual Harassment Suit
• 11th Circ. Upholds $2.5M Pelvic Mesh Verdict, Rules Suit Timely
• Catholic Diocese Can't Duck Sex Abuse Suit, NC Justices Told
• Ga. Jury Awards $2.35M To Victim Of Sig Sauer Misfire
• Athletes Want Advocates Kept Out Of NCAA Trans Policy Fight
• Insurer Hit With Coverage Suit Over Ohio Grocery Shooting
• Conn. Firm Says Thomson Reuters Unit Bungled Web Overhaul
• Pa. Justices Rule 'Client Exception' Can't Save Med Mal Case
• Prosecutors Deny Spoiling Evidence In OneTaste Case
• NC Law Firm Fights Ex-Client's Bid To Ditch Malpractice Deal
• Ill. Panel Says Insurer Off Hook For 23 Carbon Monoxide Suits
• Tesla Let Racism Go Unchecked In Calif. Factories, Suit Says
• Ga. Panel Says $3M Damages Should Be Cut In Crash Case
• How Associates Can Build A Professional Image
• Company, States Battle In Court Over At-Home Rape Kits
• Cuomo's Ex-Aide Details Sex Harassment Claims In New Suit
• Man 'Got Exactly What He Wanted' In Sig Sauer, Ga. Jury Told
• Amazon Hit With $5.9M Fine For Violating Calif. Quota Law
• Group Home's Atty In Europe On Day Of Depos, Court Told
• Chastened Boeing CEO Vows Fixes In Harsh Senate Hearing
• Insurer Countersues In Penile Implant Coverage Dispute
• Sandy Hook Families Urge Judge To Reject Alex Jones Appeal
• Insurers Have A Ch. 11 Voice Following High Court Ruling
• COVID Test Maker Can't Shake All Of $30M Faulty Kit Suit
• Atty Ends Defamation Suit Over False Background Check
• Ford Says Sanctions Violated Due Process In $1.7B Case
• Justices' Bump Stock Ruling Skirted Deference, Lenity Issues
• J&J Fights Law Firm's Bid To Nix Subpoenas In Talc Brawl
• Nuggets Accused Of Racial Profiling Over Front-Row Seat
• Restitution Plan For Lead-Test Defects Leaves Judge Uneasy
• San Diego Diocese ReEnters Ch. 11 Over Sex Abuse Claims
• Firms Must Rethink How They Train New Lawyers In AI Age
• Excess Insurers May Need To Pay In Kaiser Asbestos Dispute
• Fla. Condo Board Says Group Wrongly Accused It Of Crimes
• US Surgeon General To Seek Warning Label On Social Media
• NJ School District Settles Sex Abuse Suit For $2M
• Zantac Suits Must Exit State Court, Conn. Judge Told
• Binance Says Hamas Attack Suit Can't Prove Fundraising Link
• Colo. Justices To Review Prefiling Interest Cap Dispute
• Baldwin Prosecutors Push For 'Rust' Armorer's Testimony
• Insurers Ask 6th Circ. To Undo $13.3M Murder Coverage Loss
• Clients Say McGrath Kavinoky 'Bullied' Them Into Abuse Deal
• Ga. Panel OKs Instruction In $4.5M Spinal Device Injury Suit
• Talc Claimants Want Documents In Fight Over J&J Unit Venue
• Justices Won't Hear Challenge To NY Gun, Ammo Sales Laws
• Think Like A Lawyer: Always Be Closing
• Judge Converts Alex Jones Ch. 11, Tosses Media Co.'s Case
• Twirling Org. Must Pay $4.2M For Sexual Assault Of Teen Athlete
• Blistering Dissents Belie Justices' Penchant For Consensus
• Monsanto Says Wash. Ruling Axes $275M PCB Verdict
• Judge Grants New Trial In Abu Ghraib Torture Liability Case
• FAA Probes Fake Titanium Docs From Boeing Supplier
• Steakhouse Can't Shake Off $2.5M Verdict In NJ Injury Suit
• 'Alkaline Water' Co. Owes Another $3.1B For Liver Failures
• Political Speech Groups Challenge NJ Judicial Privacy Case
• Chamblee Ryan Gets $1M Legal Malpractice Verdict Tossed
• Dunkin' Franchise Must Face Customer's Race Bias Suit
• Justices Overturn ATF Rule Banning Bump Stocks
• Colo. News Station Must Face Claim Over Contractor Shooting
• Paralyzed Motocrosser Fights To Keep Negligence Suit Afloat
• NJ Justices Create New Liability Rule For Property Owners
• Wawa Beats Suit By Man Who Lost Leg In Crash Outside Store
• Subway Can't Nix Arb. Award To Family Of Murdered Worker
• Lockheed Should Face Toxic Exposure Suit, 11th Circ. Told
• Cyclist's Widow Can Seek Punitive Award From Crashing Atty
• FAA Chief Vows Diligent Boeing Oversight In Senate Hearing
• Norfolk Southern Slams Bid To Seal Reports In Derailment Suit
• Family Of Ashli Babbitt's Wrongful Death Suit Shipped To DC
• Red Roof Had 'Revolving Door' For Trafficking, Ga. Jurors Told
• Health Co. Execs Charged In $100M Adderall Sales Scheme
• NJ Judge Denies Liberty Mutual's Recusal Bid in Accident Suit
• Starbucks Must Share Hot-Drink Training Info In Burn Suit
• Confronting The Psychological Toll Of Personal Injury Law
• Dechert Backs Special Master In Airline Mogul's Hacking Suit
• Playing Chess Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Oklahoma Justices Toss Tulsa Race Massacre Survivors' Suit
• Indiana Hospital Gets $11M Leg Amputation Verdict Reversed
• Judge Says Biden Admin Must Allow Show Loophole, For Now
• Miss. Social Media Age Law Faces Free-Speech Challenge
• NY AG, Firms Beat Cuomo Subpoenas In Sex Harassment Suit
• 11th Circ. Won't Rehear Ruling In Pratt & Whitney Cancer Case
• 'Natural' Toothpaste Brand Loaded With PFAS, Moms Say
• Grad Student Says School Dismissed Her Over Health Issues
• Energy Co. Says Specialist Can't Get Arbitration Exemption
• Faulty Sig Sauer Pistol 'Betrayed' Ga. Gun Owner, Jury Told
• Ex-WWE Employee's Sex Abuse Suit Paused For 6 Months
• Transit Insurer Seeks To Limit Loss From $60M No-Fault Scam
• Dershowitz Wants Jury To Decide Defamation Suit Against CNN
• NJ Judicial Privacy Law Hit With Constitutional Challenge
• FBI Told OneTaste Witness To Delete Evidence, Ex-Execs Say
• Ga. Attys Fight Sanctions In Police Racial Profiling, Death Suit
• Litigation Inspiration: Attys Can Be Heroic Like Olympians
• Psychiatrist Can't Ax Verdict Over ADHD Drug Death
• Ohio Justices Will Review Bid To Toss Neck Injury Suit
• Tyco's $750M PFAS Deal In Foam Co. MDL Gets Initial OK
• Cannabis Co. Sued Over Veteran's Psychotic Episode
• Judge Says Fla. Trans Medical Care Ban Is Unconstitutional
• Smoking Habit Can't Nix Retired Miner's Black Lung Benefits
• NJ Supreme Court Rejects Bid For Roundup Mass Tort
• Poor Monitoring Killed Anesthesia Patient, Conn. Jury Hears
• Baldwin Urges Court To Block 'Rust' Armorer's Testimony
• Ga. Justices Say 1-Year Lawsuit Window Stands In Death Case
• Updated Federal Rules Can Improve Product Liability MDLs
• Lean Into The 'Great Restoration' To Retain Legal Talent
• Mich. Court Says Insurer Can Yank Benefits For Litigation Lies
• Singleton Schreiber Adds Tribal And Environmental Law Pro
• Wilson Elser Attys Officially Exit Airline Suit After Filing Gaffe
• FDA Urges 11th Circ. To Back E-Cig Ban Over High Nicotine
• Immigration Firm Says Rival Poached Workers And Stole TM
• ATF Says States Lack Standing In Suit Over Gun Show Rule
• Navy Liable In 'Take-Home' Asbestos Death, Trial Judge Told
• 6th Circ. Won't Rethink Drop Of Suit Over Doped Derby Horse
• Home Flooding Was Unavoidable, Agency Tells Appeals Court
• Feds Want Ex-Army Officer's FTCA Claims Cut From Suit
• Injured Teen Athlete Drops Michigan Supreme Court Appeal
• NY Lawmakers Pass Kids Social Media Addiction Bill
• Triumph Motorcycles Hit With Complaint Over Defective Brakes
• Colo. Justices Say Toxic Tort Plaintiffs Didn't Waive Privilege
• Ga. Panel Revives Woman's Crash Injury Suit Against Sheriff
• Deputy Sheriff Denies Lying About Groping In $11M Case
• Judge Orders Site Worker To Film Drone Video In Cancer MDL
• Split Mich. Panel Says Attorney-Free Confession OK For Court
• Parexel Says Staffing Firm Liable For Temp's Alleged Fraud
• Victims Of Chiquita-Funded Paramilitaries Win $38M Award
• Lin Wood's Ex-Colleagues Push To Keep Fraud Claims In Trial
• Tampa-Area Doctor May Sue Attorney, Appeals Court Says
• Snap Slams Connecticut Girl's Renewed Sex Assault Suit
• Order Trims Cuomo Suit Over Harassment Probe Documents
• Pa. Bridge Collapse Victim Can Only Get $5K, Court Told  
• Mass. Nursing Home To Pay Record $4M Over Neglect Claims
• Public Schools Tossed From Calif. Social Media Injury Case
• Talc User With Cancer Had 2nd Exposure Path, Jury Hears
• Blank Rome Escapes 'Lamentable Saga' In 'Killer Nurse' Case
• Uber Targets Most Calif., Texas Claims In Driver Assault MDL
• Split 9th Circ. Revives LA Schools Vaccine Policy Row
• 'Why Are You Even Here?' Judge Prods Big Tobacco
• First Trial Over Chiquita Paramilitary Payments Goes To Jury
• Judge Doubts Ethnicity Questions Deserve Jury Bias Probe
• Brewery Wants Extra Damages For Co-Owner's 'Brazen' Theft
• Texas AG, Spirit AeroSystems Duel Over Safety Probe
• State Farm Denies Defense Of Daycare In Nap Drugging Suits
• Off The Bench: NFL On Trial, Betting Crackdowns, Tennis Suit
• Miami Official Can't Shake Zoning Abuse Claims
• Uber Can Arbitrate With Paralyzed Rider, Mass. Justices Rule
• Woman Sues Atty After Colo. Justices Tossed Tardy Suit
• Boeing Saga Underscores Need For Ethical Corporate Culture
• Netflix Hit With $170M Suit Over 'Baby Reindeer's' 'Brutal Lies'
• Alec Baldwin Faces New 'Rust' Shooting Civil Claims In NM
• Roundup MDL Judge Worries Plaintiffs Firms Overstretched
• Real Water Caused 'Devastating' Hospitalizations, Jury Told
• Ex-Telemundo Worker Urges Panel To Revive Harassment Suit
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive State Farm Auto Policy Coverage Fight
• Harvey Weinstein Bill Won't Become NY Law This Year
• Wash. High Court Will Review Gun Magazine Law
• NFL Says Labor Law Preempts Ex-Player's Estate's CTE Claim
• Texas Court Revives Whataburger Customer's Injury Suit
• Insurer Off The Hook For $3.4M Nursing Home Death Verdict
• Camp Lejeune Deals Worth $14.4M So Far, Government Says
• $25 Million Flint Water Class Deal Gets Early OK
• NTSB Pins Jets' Near Miss On Fog In Austin, Controller Errors
• Victims Say Chiquita Paramilitary Payments Weren't Extortion
• 3 Takeaways From Probe That Halted WWE Staffer's Suit
• Alaska Air Passengers Refile Suit Over Boeing Blowout
• Ga. Panel Frees Railroad From Negligent Spotting Claim
• Prof Can Test NC State Building For Carcinogens
• Co. Won't Face Defect Claims In Suit Over Lost Fingers
• Psychiatrist Gets 99 Months For $19M Billing Fraud Scheme
• Ex-Globetrotters Player Says GM Sexually Harassed Her
• Why Jurors Balk At 'I Don't Recall' — And How To Respond
• Kline & Specter Calls Ex-Client's Suit A 'Sham'
• Dollar Tree Mint's Injury To Toddler Not Covered, Insurer Says
• Bankruptcy Judges Can Justly Resolve Mass Tort Cases
• Law Firm Says Axe 'Draconian' J&J Subpoena In Talc Claim
• Alex Jones Abandons Ch. 11 Reorg Plan, Moves To Liquidate
• An Insurance Coverage Checklist For PFAS Defendants
• Fishing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• In Reversal, Justices Say Insurer Has Standing In Ch. 11 Case
• Atty Carried Gun, Rope During Attempted Break-In, Police Say
• Nissan Driver's Injuries Came From Head Strike, Surgeon Says
• Colo. Judge Doubts Atty's Intent In Cyclist's Death
• Mich. Justices Say Train Co. Must Face Jury In Collision Case
• Medical Clinic Must Face Patients' Record-Snooping Suit
• 3rd Circ. Revives Union Harassment Claims Against County
• Brown Rudnick Partner's 50% Fee Hike Nixed In Ch. 11 Case
• Ex-Sacks Weston Atty Blames 'Toxic' Firm For His Theft
• Samsung Escapes Illinois Suit Over Exploding Vape Battery
• French Bulldog Breeder Says Partner Conned Her Out Of $95K
• 10 Tips To Build Trust With Your Witness During Trial Prep
• Camp Lejeune Plaintiffs Must Specify Water Caused Illnesses
• $900K Injury Verdict Sparks Fee Squabble In Connecticut
• An Ex-BigLaw Atty Shot His Wife. Who Gets Her Settlement?
• Black Jurors Wrongly Excluded From Fla. Trial, 11th Circ. Told
• A Healthier Legal Industry Starts With Emotional Intelligence
• US Tennis Wants Retrial After $9M Verdict In Sex Assault Suit
• Santa Barbara Gets Bulk Of Pot Farm Raid Suit Tossed
• Judiciary Panel Clears 1st MDL Rule, Eyes 'Mouthpiece' Amici
• Monsanto Tries To Flip $1B PCB Losses As Plaintiffs Press On
• Insulin Pens Exposed Patients To Disease, Hospital Says
• Monsanto Gets $2.25B Roundup Verdict Slashed To $404M
• Diddy Sells Stake In Revolt As Employees Assume Ownership
• Suit Says Songwriter The-Dream Sexually Assaulted Woman
• 'Ghost Gun' Makers Ask 2nd Circ. To Weigh In On NY AG Case
• Ga. Doc, Cos. Not Responsible For Credentialing, Panel Says
• Zantac Suits Belong In Conn. State Court, Cancer Patients Say
• Chancery Pauses Meta Suit While Calif., Texas Cases Continue
• Pharma Cos. Tell Justices Feds Support Remanding Terror Suit
• J&J Owes $260M To Ore. Talc Mesothelioma Patient, Jury Says
• Wildfire Attys Descend On Colo. As Xcel Litigation Ramps Up
• Ga. Appeals Court Pulls Trucker Back Into Crash Suit
• GM Ends Ga. Crash Suit That Nearly Forced CEO To Testify
• Psychiatrist's Billing Scheme Warrants 11 Years, Feds Say
• To Make Your Legal Writing Clear, Emulate A Master Chef
• SC Man Gets 7 Years For Threatening Fed. Judge, Courthouse
• Champion Sports Settles Hurdle Injury Suit With Athlete
• Liberty Mutual Wants NJ Judge Removed From Accident Case
• Alaska Airlines Passengers Drop Boeing 737 Blowout Suit
• Circuit Judge Writes An Opinion, AI Helps: What Now?
• Ga. Man Sues Feds Over USPS Crash Injuries
• Conn. Judicial Marshal Charged With Workers' Comp Fraud
• Baldwin Prosecutors Seek Immunity For Armorer's Testimony
• Crash Victim Asks 11th Circ. To Revive Suit Against Port Co.
• GRSM50 Gains Liability Partner In San Diego
• Voir Dire With No Judge Present Persists In State Courts
• TikTok Profits Off Of Child Sex Trafficking, Utah Alleges
• Hooters Can't Yet Ditch Ex-Workers' Sex Harassment Claims
• Colo. Gov Signs Compromise Bill Raising Damages Caps
• No Sanctions For 'Fraudulent' Signatures In 3M Earplug MDL
• Royal Caribbean Sued Over Ship's Wave Simulation Attraction
• Chile Soccer Club Ex-Prez Says Amazon Series Defamed Him
• Sandy Hook Families Seek To Liquidate Alex Jones' Media Co.
• NY 'No-Fault' Insurance Fraudster Gets 10 Years
• Surgeons Denied Early Exit From GEICO's Bogus Injury Suit
• New Mexico AG Beats Meta's Bid To Toss Child Abuse Suit
• Jeep Driver Files Proposed Class Suit Over Battery Defect
• Ga. Prison Official Aided Stabbing, Ex-Inmate Says
• Amazon, Wondery Want Out Of ICE Doc's Defamation Suit
• Conn. City Settles Suits Over Fatal Rooming House Fire
• Mich. Justices Take Up 'Sidewalk Exception' In Trip Case
• Lawyer Sues Ex, Attys After $30K Law School Loan Judgment
• Tubi Accuses Keller Postman Of Filing Frivolous Arbitrations
• Jury Trials Dwindle In State Courts; Fall Started Before COVID
• Law Firm Faces Sanctions Bid For Happy Meal 'Extortion' Suit
• Tax Crime Lacked 'Meeting Of Minds' With Atty, 5th Circ. Told
• Justices To Hear Mob Case Over 'Violent' Crimes Of Inaction
• Blockbuster Summer: 10 Big Issues Justices Still Must Decide