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Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice - July, 2024

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• DOD Says 9/11 'Mastermind,' 2 Accomplices Reach Plea Deals
• Split 9th Circ. Won't Use New Law To Revive Trafficking Suit
• Portland Clinic Let Colonoscopy Patient Die, Jury Hears
• 11th Circ. Affirms Trim Of Ex-Ala. Judge's Defamation Suit
• 2nd Circ. Paves Way For Conn. Zantac Bellwether, Attys Say
• Tampax, Kotex Tampons Hid Unsafe Lead Levels, Suits Say
• Federal Judge Overturns NJ Ban On AR-15 Assault Rifles
• 9/11 MDL Judge Probes Saudi Arabia's Latest Exit Bid
• Gov't Fights Doctor's Bid For New Trial In NBA Fraud Case
• Kenyan Firm Sues Ill. Attys Over Ethiopian Airlines Crash Fees
• 737 Max Families Say Boeing Deal 'Morally Reprehensible'
• Authors' Suit Against OpenAI Trimmed To Copyright Act Claim
• Mich. Justices Ask, Again, If Auto Reforms Cover Old Policies
• NJ Clinic Immune From Personal Injury Claims, Panel Rules
• $7.5M Verdict Over Burger King Fall Axed And Retrial Ordered
• NC Defense Attys Say Virus Law Case Can 'Unsettle' Immunity
• 4 Mass. Rulings You May Have Missed In July
• Ex-Chicago Alderman Should Serve Full Supervision, Feds Say
• How To Grow Marketing, Biz Dev Teams In A Tight Market
• 5 Trials To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2024
• Judge Refuses To Rethink Injury Firm Conflict Of Interest DQ
• Guatemalan Worker Says Paint Co. Fired Him For Injury
• Judge Asks Dish If Circuits Truly Split On Data Breach Claims
• Fla. Insurance Co. Accused Of Causing Black Mold Death
• Amazon Must Recall Unsafe Third-Party Products, CPSC Says
• Split 9th Circ. Denies Removal Relief To Cartel Member's Son
• 2024 Product Liability Areas To Watch
• Meta, TikTok Challenge 'Subway Surfing' Death Claims
• Colo. Justices Step Into Boulder Climate Change Case
• Mich. Supreme Court Reins In Wrongful-Death Damages
• Sidney Powell Settles Dominion Exec's Election Lies Suit
• Judge Wants Device Warning Answers From Mich. Justices
• Monsanto PCB Plaintiffs Say Expert Can Survive Appeals Loss
• Feds Must Face Atlanta Airport Shooter Suit, Judge Says
• Netflix Wants $170M 'Baby Reindeer' Defamation Suit Axed
• Wash. Gym, Insurer Settle Athlete Abuse Coverage Dispute
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Florida Sex Assault Claims
• Camp Lejeune Judge Limits Settlement Details In Hearings
• Gruden Makes Last-Ditch Bid To Keep NFL Feud In Court
• Psychedelics And The Law: A Midyear Review
• Rock Climbing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Baker Sterchi Expands Northwest In Merger With Seattle Firm
• Mich. COVID-19 Liability Law Shields Regular Healthcare Too
• What Mass. Attys Will Be Watching In The 2nd Half Of 2024
• 11th Circ. Affirms Ga. Prison Officer Immunity For Strip Search
• Avon Hit With $24M Verdict For Janitor's Talc Exposure
• 2nd Circ. Backs $44.6M For Feds In Deadly Navy Ship Crash
• Court Won't Revive Woman's Postpartum Hospital Fall Suit
• UCLA Faces Likely Preliminary Injunction Over Gaza Protests
• Gas Refinery Co. On Hook For Worker's $1.6M Injury Award
• Wash. Says At-Home Rape Kit Law Targets Harm, Not Speech
• Subcontractor Partially Nixes Claims Over Defense Of MDL
• Sky Zone Operator Gets Injury Claims Sent To Arbitration
• Amex Inks $3M Deal To Settle Girardi Bankruptcy Suit Claims
• Magistrate Eyes Cuts To Norfolk Southern Investors' Suit
• Blind Fan Says Baseball Apparel Website Is Inaccessible
• Senate To Vote On Bills To Protect Kids Online
• Gun Owner Says He Legally Carried When Sig Sauer Shot Him
• Ex-Volunteer Hit With $30M Judgment For Filming Minor
• Insurer Must Cover Driver's PIP Claim, Split Mich. Panel Says
• Sheriff Wants Discovery Halted In $11M Excessive Force Row
• Think Like A Lawyer: Dance The Legal Standard Two-Step
• Immigration Firm Wants Injunction In Trade Secret Fight
• GSK Settles Ill. Zantac Cancer Suit
• Mich. Justices Uphold Power To Pause Pandemic Deadlines
• $13.4M Death Verdict Appeal Voids Insurer Suit, Hanover Says
• Law Firm Can't Nix $2.9M Judgment Over Concussion Fees
• NC Attys Dismissed From Malpractice Suit Over Missed Filing
• Product Liability Cases To Watch 2024: A Midyear Report
• Farmworkers' Children, Corteva Settle Pesticide Injury Claims
• Abbott Owes $495M In Baby Formula Bellwether Trial
• Off The Bench: NBA Signs Mega Deals, Jerry Jones Settles
• Alaska Passengers' Safety Reg Stance Baffles Wash. Judge
• Ohio Jury Must Consider Brain Injury Patient's Mental State
• Miami Official Says Salary Is Exempt From $63.5M Judgment
• Smartmatic Asks Court To Order Fox Exec To Answer Subpoena
• Judge Allows Emotional Damages In Deaf Patient's Bias Suit
• WWE Founder Slams Accuser's Bid For Drug Treatment Info
• Weight-Loss Drugs May Spur Next Major Mass Tort
• Indivior To Pay $86M To Settle Opioid Claims By 5 States
• NJ-Pa. Transit Operator Freed From Suit Over Worker's Death
• Tyco Inks Deal With Insurer Over Foam MDL Coverage
• Cuomo Harassment Document Fight Heads To NY Appeals Court
• Hospital Can't Shift Shooting Liability To ER Group
• Bad Online Security Botched $800K Home Sale, Suit Says
• NFL Leads Sports & Betting Cases To Watch For Rest Of 2024
• Ohio Justice Blasts Jury-Less Result In Wing Injury Case
• 9th Circ. Says Online Posts Can Count As Work Harassment
• 3rd Circ. Again Tosses J&J Talc Unit's 'Texas Two-Step' Ch. 11
• Monsanto Says Appellate Win Should Stave Off Next PCB Trial
• Boeing's 737 Max Plea Deal: Monitorship, Gov't Contracts
• Girardi Can't Block Firm's Chapter 7 Evidence In Fraud Trial
• Mich. Justices Roll Back Expert Limits For Med Mal Plaintiffs
• Mich. Jury Awards $8.5M For Missed Cancer Diagnosis
• NC High Court Signals End To College Building Access Row
• CSX Gets Trial Win In NY Railroad Switch Injury
• 11th Circ. Won't Rehear State Farm Auto Policy Coverage Row
• Solvay Wants Arkema To Cover Some Of NJ PFAS Deal
• The 5 Biggest Mass. Top Court Rulings Of 2024 So Far
• Conn. Firm Accused Of Maliciously Pressing Fraud Suit
• SafeSport Says Horse-Owner Suspension Within Its Authority
• Morgan & Morgan Pushes To Arbitrate Malpractice Claims
• Web Designer Seeks $2M Atty Fees After High Court Win
• Fisher-Price, Mattel Ink $19M Deal Over Recalled Baby Sleeper
• Boeing, DOJ Finalize 737 Max Plea Deal
• 11th Circ. Says Nokia Unit Immune From Worker's Negligence Suit
• Atty Who Put Settlement In Spouse's Account Loses Appeal
• Daniel Defense, Gun Cos. Get School Shooting Suit Tossed
• Atty Can't Deduct Car Racing Costs As Ads, US Tells 10th Circ.
• ABC, Stephanopoulos Must Face Trump Defamation Suit
• LG Unit Seeks Exit From Georgia Exploding Battery Suit
• Home Depot Truck Rental Keeps Win In Ramp Injury Suit
• Ga. Sheriff Wants $11M Groping Arrest Suit Tossed
• Peanut Allergy Death Suit Returns To Conn. State Court
• ICE Contractor Hit With Class Action Over Family Separations
• Being A Luthier Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Meet The Lead Ozempic Lawyers
• Aviation Co. Sheds Claims In Conn. Cessna Crash Suit
• NC's $500K Med Mal Damages Cap Faces Fight
• Prosecutor Turned Witness: 'Rust' Case Shows Rare Dilemma
• Laser Sights Not 'Arms,' Judge Rules, Backing Chicago Ban
• Wash. AG Says 'Abortion Reversal' Clinic's Suit Still Deficient
• Calif. Justices Lower Bar For Emotional Distress Damages
• Chris Brown Faces Restraining Order After 'Thuggish' Assault
• Mother Urges Sanctions On Nonprofit Over Unpaid $13.4M Win
• House Panel Weighs New Rail Safety Regs After East Palestine
• Wash. Justices Decline 9th Circ. Request in Uber Murder Case
• Tesla Crash Victim's Parents Urge Fla. Top Court To Allow Depos
• Split 2nd Circ. Keeps Zantac Suits In Conn. State Court
• Funds Say Boeing Can't Ditch 737 Max Securities Suit
• USA Pickleball Whacks Paddle Design Contract Suit
• Lead Like 'Ted Lasso' By Embracing Cognitive Diversity
• Senate Dems Roll Out Bill To Codify Chevron Deference
• Insurers Must Defend Well Driller In Lead Contamination Suit
• Jerry Jones Strikes Midtrial Deal With Alleged Daughter
• Firm Says Rival's Trademark Merely 'Common Spanish Phrase'
• Golf Club Escapes Bartender's Sex Bias, Retaliation Suit
• Sig Sauer Says $2.35M Verdict Result Of 'Passion & Prejudice'
• Disney Cruise Can't Pause Suit As It Awaits Arbitration Ruling
• Secret Service Chief Out Amid Trump Rally Shooting Probes
• 'Bully' Jerry Jones Rips Alleged Daughter As Driven By Greed
• Globetrotters' Parent & Media Cos. Want Out Of Sex Bias Suit
• Tesla's Autopilot Caused Calif. Man's Fatal Crash, Family Says
• Michigan's Cases To Watch 2024: A Midyear Report
• Mich. Justices Say Fired Safety Whistleblowers Can Sue
• Judge Tosses DHS Expert's Defamation Suit Against Fox
• Ex-NFL Player Urges High Court To Hear Benefits Dispute
• Fla. City's Anti-Panhandling Law Deemed Unconstitutional
• Zurich Unit Needn't Cover Motorcyclist's Crash Dispute
• Live Nation Says Seattle Wrong Forum For Shooting Case
• DuPont, NC To Drop Docs Dispute In 'Forever Chemicals' Case
• NC State Resolves Cancer Patient's Fight To Test Building
• Nationwide Seeks Travelers' Aid In Hot Tub Illness Row
• Retooled Conn. Wine Tasting Death Suit Deemed Untimely  
• Midyear Report: Surveying Vast NCAA Litigation Landscape
• Transfer To D-II Should End HBCU Race Bias Suit, NCAA Says
• Secret Service Ripped By Lawmakers For Trump Rally 'Failure'
• Justices' Ch. 11 Ruling Is A Big Moment For Debtors' Insurers
• Boeing Plea Deal Is A Mixed Bag, Providing Lessons For Cos.
• Lack Of 'Smoking Gun' Sinks J&J's Bid To DQ Beasley Allen
• Judge Limits Girardi Clients' Injury Details In Upcoming Trial
• Hunter Biden Drops Suit Against Fox News Over 'Mock Trial'
• Morgan & Morgan Unit Faces Malpractice Class Claims
• Ind. Bus Co. Gets $6M Fatal Bus Stop Verdict Thrown Out
• TikTok Says Arbitration Pacts Doom Former Exec's Bias Suit
• Boeing Judge Indicates Blowout Suit May Not Belong In Calif.
• Utility, Attys 'Colluded' On $178M Ore. Wildfire Deal, Court Told
• Pornhub's Parent Co. Seeks Exit From Trafficking Class Action
• 3rd Circ. Reverses Court on 90-Day EEOC Clock Ruling
• Mass. Court Says Med Mal Jury Selection Fair, OKs Doc's Win
• NFL Antitrust Verdict, WWE Chair Woes Define 2024's 1st Half
• Conn. Hospital Didn't Heed Insulin Pen Warnings, Maker Says
• Credit Rater Presses 4th Circ. To Trash Developers' Libel Suit
• Judge Dubious Of NY Diocese's Ch. 11 Plan Post-Purdue
• Boehringer Long Ignored Zantac's Cancer Signs, Jury Hears
• Amazon Gets Tainted Eye Drop Suit Pared Down
• LA Dodgers, AEG Sued Over Attack After Elton John Concert
• Mich. Driver's Providers Can't Obtain PIP Benefits, Panel Says
• Hanover Tries To Delay $13.4M Award Over Home-Care Death
• Mich. Panel OKs Nonresidents To Seek No-Fault Tort Damages
• Off The Bench: Trial Time For Jerry Jones, Sunday Ticket Row
• Morgan & Morgan Opens Latest Fla. Office In Port St. Lucie
• Calif. Firm Beats Rival's Claims In 'Sweet Justice' TM Fight
• Insults Fly As Attys Beef Over Ex-NFL Player's Sex Abuse Suit
• Insurer Settles Coverage Row Over Wash. Day Care Sex Abuse
• 5th Circ. Upholds Tossing Of Ship Captain's Toxic Injury Suit
• Miner Seeks Atty Fees After 4th Circ. DOL Judges Ruling
• Texas Psychiatric Patient's Head Trauma Suit Can Go Forward
• Shelter Ignored Workers' Sex Abuse Of Migrant Kids, Feds Say
• GSK, Boehringer Face Jurors Again On Zantac Cancer Claims
• FordHarrison Accused Of Terrorizing Conn. Library Workers
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: July Lessons
• Woman Can't Get Rectal Cancer Med Mal Suit Reinstated
• Attorney, Businessman Acquitted Of Crash Report Scheme
• Colo. Injury Firm, Insurer End Bad Faith Suit
• NJ Sen. President Settles Suit Over Filing After Client Died
• Girardi Denied Bid To Delay Client Theft Trial To October
• Ga. Mineral Co. Can't Nab Win In Row Over Talc Suit Coverage
• Colo. Judge Ends Voter Intimidation Case Midtrial
• 'Vanderpump' Revenge Porn Drama Upped As Sandoval Sues
• 'Inflammatory' Atty Statement Axes $11M Stanley Injury Verdict
• Hazing Trial Plaintiffs' Claims Too General, Northwestern Says
• Pharma Co. Slams Magistrate's Venue Report In Opioid Suit
• NY Judge Sends Suits Over Indianapolis FedEx Shooting To SC
• 'Rust' Fiasco Shows Harm Of Gatekeeping Evidence, Attys Say
• Investigator Argues Mogul's Hacked Data Aren't Trade Secrets
• Hospital Trims Its Insulin Pen Claims Against Novo Nordisk
• Target Hit With Suit After Texas Infant Died In Baby Lounger
• Jerry Jones, Alleged Daughter Spar As Contract Trial Nears
• Ohio Justices Enforce $30M Police Brutality Judgment
• Puerto Rican Media Denied Injunction, Again, In Soccer Spat
• NY Inn Settles Coverage For Law Grad Shower Film Extortion
• Death Threats Not Enough For 2nd Circ. To OK Asylum
• Judge Says Atty Shouldn't Be Deported For Crash Scheme
• Split Pa. Justices Let Billing Co. Sue Workers' Comp Insurers
• Families Push To Revive Suits Over Harvard Body Part Thefts
• Monsanto Philly Roundup Victory Preserved After Trial
• A Simple Proposal For Improving E-Discovery In MDLs
• Now More Than Ever, Lawyers Must Exhibit Professionalism
• Chamber Of Commerce Urges Justices To Limit RICO's Reach
• ADA Can't Shield Worker From Failed Drug Test, Co. Says
• Gilead Asks Calif. Supreme Court To Ax 'Disastrous' Decision
• Tesla Says Chinese Co. Sells 'Dangerous' Charging Adapter
• Complex Knew Of Rust Before CO Leak, Dallas Jury Hears
• Amtrak Slashes $159M Award Over Passenger Death To $44M
• I 'Suggest You Stop,' Judge Warns Atty In UMich Graffiti Case
• Ga. Panel Limits Insurer Pool's Collections For Workers' Comp
• Carnival Can't Get Out Of Woman's Cruise Ship Fall Suit
• Judges Press Amazon On Its Duty To Guard Against Suicide
• No Immunity For Philadelphia Transit In Bus-Stop Injury
• High Court Made Profound Mistake In Tossing Purdue Deal
• Accuser Says WWE Paid Doctor To Give Her Mystery Drugs
• No 'Racial Animus,' Nuggets Claim In Bid To Toss Fan's Suit
• Cannabis Patients And DOJ Offer Dueling Reads On Rahimi
• 4th Circ. Rejects 'Untimely' Redo Request In Coverage Fight
• Cohen Asks Justices To Hear Claim Trump Put Him In Prison
• Conn. Nonprofit Skirts Sanctions Over Skipped Depositions
• Flight Student Blames Canadian Airplane Co. For NC Crash
• The 2024 Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• These Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Serving In The National Guard Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• ABC Asks Judge To Toss Trump's Defamation Suit
• Rebel Wilson Faces Defamation Suit By 'The Deb' Producers
• Detroit Must Face Bus Rider's Injury Suit, Mich. Panel Says
• CenterPoint To Face Class Action Over Beryl Power Outages
• 'Hard To Imagine' Logic For Late Injury Evidence, Justice Says
• AbbVie Can't Keep CoolSculpting Suit In NJ Fed Court
• Monsanto Doubles Down In Push To Undo $82M PCB Verdict
• Binance 'Knowingly' Assisted Hamas, Oct. 7 Survivors Say
• Gun Mags Are Not 'Arms' Under Constitution, Wash. AG Says
• Ex-Student Says Lehigh University Failed To Stop Hazing
• 3rd Circ. Wants Higher Bar For Halting Delaware Gun Laws
• New York AG Lobs New Challenge To Rec Sports Trans Ban
• Split 2nd Circ. Nixes Surgeon's Default In Sex Assault Case
• How Baldwin Could Turn The Table On 'Rust' Prosecutors
• North Carolina Cases To Watch In 2024: A Midyear Report
• Personal Injury, Med Mal Cases To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2024
• J&J Agrees To Pay $505M In Talc Producers' Ch. 11
• Polaris Throttle Defect Blamed For Paralyzing Off-Road Crash
• SoulCycle Must Face Suit Over Fall From Exercise Bike
• Diocese's Insurer Says No Coverage For Sex Abuse Claims
• Girardi Seeks 2-Month Delay For Client Theft Trial, To October
• Military Families Fight Gov't Bid To Slash Fuel Leak Payout
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• A Midyear Forecast: Tailwinds Expected For Atty Hourly Rates
• 11th Circ. Upholds UMiami's Win In Retaliation Suit
• Ga. Man Wants $10M After Carnival Truck Collision
• Law360 Names 2024's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Cuomo Beats Retaliation Claims In NY Trooper's Suit
• Plaintiffs Want Opioid MDL Bellwethers Cut For Lost Emails
• 'Vanderpump' Star Fails 'Richard Simmons' Test, Judge Says
• Texas Lethal Injections Criminal Matter, Says Appeals Court
• Texas Panel Revives Woman's Acupuncture Burn Suit
• Off The Bench: NCAA Loses, Favre Wobbles, NFL Fights Back
• Judge Questions Zuckerberg's Bid To Dodge Liability In MDL
• CACI Can't Avoid New Trial In Abu Ghraib Torture Case
• No Injury In Suit Targeting J&J Asset Shuffles, Talc Unit Says
• 11th Circ. Ends Widow's Crash Suit Against Trucking Broker
• Chancery Tosses Centene Shareholders' Medicaid Fraud Suit
• Widower Drops Suit Over Surgical Robot-Related Death
• Ex-Quantix Worker Sues Abbott Labs Over Drug Test Firing
• Judge Cites 'Dizzying Array' Of TikToks In Denying Sanctions
• More Attys Leave Suit Over WWE Fan's Fla. Fireworks Injuries
• Biggest Colorado Decisions Of 2024: A Midyear Report
• Biggest Washington Decisions Of 2024: A Midyear Report
• 'Willful Withholding' Of Evidence Dooms Baldwin 'Rust' Case
• Biggest Illinois Decisions Of 2024: A Midyear Report
• Vanderpump's Madix Targets 'Scandoval' Revenge Porn Suit
• 8th Circ. OKs Toxic Gas Injury Win, But Cuts Award By $30M
• TikTok's Bid For Users' Device Data Found Overbroad
• All Grand Jury Witnesses Get Civil Immunity, Colo. Panel Says
• Dollar General Pays $12M Over DOL's Safety Violation Claims
• NJ Justices Back Expert Report In Mother's Suit Over Death
• Condo Owner Can Sue Over Icy Sidewalk, Mich. Justices Rule
• Celebrity Cruises Settles Suit Over Ship Morgue Failure
• Opiate MDL Judge Flags Evidence Preservation Shortfall
• Ex-Northwestern Coach Accuses University Of Defamation
• Navy Can't Get Out Of Ex-Marine's PTSD Discrimination Suit
• Baldwin Wasn't Only 'Rust' Actor With Live Rounds, Jury Told
• 2nd Circ. Says Unreported Violence Doesn't Doom Asylum Bid
• Conn. Justices Say Law Firm's Ex Parte Sanctions Were Error
• States Should Loosen Law Firm Ownership Restrictions
• Cruise Ship Co. Sanctioned With Fees In Sexual Assault Suit
• Hershey, Walgreens Sued For 'One Chip Challenge' Death
• Talc Law Firms Beat J&J Subpoenas Seeking Funding Info
• Insurer Can Tap Trust Fund For Old Claims, Mass. Court Says
• BP Deadline Denial Could Impact Mass Torts, 5th Circ. Told
• Communications Co. Says Death Suit Skirted Probate Court
• How Attorneys Can Reduce Bad Behavior At Deposition
• Roundup Cancer Case Revived By Oregon Appellate Panel
• Texas Panel Tosses Electrocution Suit Against Oil Well Owner
• Ex-Chili Peppers Guitarist Sued Over Pedestrian Death
• Nassar Sex Abuse Law Not Retroactive, Mich. Justices Say
• Houston Attys Escape Defamation Suit Over Sex Assault Case
• Florida Court Overturns $2M Med Mal Arbitration Award
• Attys Bolt In Groups 'All The Time,' Colo. Judge Says
• Fla. Judge Will Issue Sanctions For Delay In Tesla Crash Suit
• Jewish Groups Sue Ed. Dept. Over Penn Protest Investigation
• Wash. Justices To Review Worker's Asbestos Exposure Row
• Peloton Investors Get Final OK For $14M Settlement
• Snapchat Cites Federal Immunity In Conn. Sex Assault Case
• FIFA Strikes Back In Puerto Rico Media Access Fight
• Insurer Must Face Claims In Penile Implant Coverage Suit
• Uber Must Turn Over Data, Reports In Sex Assault MDL
• 2 Roundup MDL Cases Axed After Plaintiffs Fail To Act
• Bankruptcy Filing Halts Dueling Unions' Defamation Dispute
• Baldwin Trial Opens With 911 Call Blaming Assistant Director
• Insurer, Property Cos. Settle Lead Poisoning Coverage Suit
• Solving Puzzles Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• FTC Deal Bars Messaging App From Allowing Users Under 18
• Ohio Court Says Improper Expert Report Axes Bad Birth Suit
• Lauren Boebert Settles Liberal Group's Defamation Suit
• Purdue Plans 'High-Speed' Bid For New Ch. 11 Plan
• Terrorism Victims Push To Keep Pharma Suit In DC Circ.
• Chiquita Says $38M Verdict Must Be Reduced
• 1st Gender Care Ban Provides Context For High Court Case
• Boeing, DOJ Say 737 Max Families Can't Rush Monitor Pick
• Ga. Doc Can't Get Emergency Protection In Med Mal Death Suit
• NFL Says Ex-Pro's Benefits Row Belongs At Bargaining Table
• Ex-Cardinals VP Bristles At Arbitration Bid In Defamation Case
• CNA Seeks Toss Of Lockheed's Contamination Coverage Suit
• Texas Ethics Opinion Flags Hazards Of Unauthorized Practice
• Meet Alec Baldwin's 'Rust' Shooting Defense Team
• Tampa Atty Accused Of Fraud In Long-Running House Dispute
• Experts Don't Always Need To Cite Studies, Mich. Justices Say
• Connecticut's Brownstone Park Fights $9M Foot Injury Award
• Weinstein May Face Nov. Retrial As DA Vets New Rape Claims
• 6 Lessons From DOJ's 1st Controlled Drug Case In Telehealth
• What's In Boeing's Tentative 737 Max Plea Deal With DOJ
• Elite Gymnastics Camp To Pay $8M For Coach's Sex Assaults
• Judge's Error Reverses Med Mal Atty Sanctions, Panel Rules
• Ex-Worker Under Protective Order Stole Gym's Name, Suit Says
• Purdue Creditors Look To Sue Sacklers After Justices' Ruling
• Carriers Seek Reimbursement For $1.3B LNG Explosion
• Biggest Michigan Decisions Of 2024: A Midyear Report
• Clinic Is Liable For Botched Operations, NC Justices Told
• Patient Says Health System Shares Data With Meta, Google
• Celebrity Cruises Morgue Cooler Breakdown Suit Advances
• 9th Circ. Revives Liability Claims In Welder's Injury Suit
• 2 Options For Sackler Family After High Court Purdue Ruling
• In Memoriam: The Modern Administrative State
• Rite Aid Says Elixir Buyer In Contempt Over Liability Dispute
• Anesthesia Death Trial Ends In $15.4M Award For Estate
• Ex-OneTaste Staffer Says Atty Forced Her To Play The Victim
• Baldwin's Role As 'Rust' Producer Off Limits At Trial
• Boeing To Plead Guilty, Pay $243M Fine In DOJ 737 Max Deal
• Feds Slam Girardi's 'Last Ditch Effort' To Block Evidence
• Fired Atty Only Gets $9K From $1.5M Motorcycle Crash Deal
• How Reshaped Circuit Courts Are Faring At The High Court
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• High Court Flexes Muscle To Limit Administrative State
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• 5 Moments That Shaped The Supreme Court's Jan. 6 Decision
• Ex-BigLaw Atty Settles Defamation Suit Against Influencer
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Attorney In 'Tears' Admitted To Malpractice, Pa. Suit Claims
• Revisiting Scalia's 'What's It To You?' After Kaiser Ruling
• How To Clean Up Your Generative AI-Produced Legal Drafts
• 24 AGs Urge High Court To Preserve Ghost Gun Regs
• Fla. Court Nixes $5.5M Award In Patient Stroke Suit
• Ind. Panel OKs Coverage For Taiwanese Chemical Co. Owners
• Panel Says Settlement Evidence Was 'Harmless' In Injury Case
• Publix Owes Woman $4.2M In Slip-And-Fall Suit, Jury Finds
• Monsanto Ducks Roundup Case As Philly Plaintiff Withdraws
• Calif. Ruling Heightens Medical Product Maker Liability
• Doctor Who Won $12M Assault Case Can't Revive USC Claims
• Ohio Ambulance Co. Keeps Win In Air Horn Injury Suit
• Baldwin Says 1993 Movie Set Death Irrelevant To 'Rust' Case
• Cyclist's Widow Settles With Atty Who Caused Fatal Crash
• Boxing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 4th Circ. Nixes Black Lung Benefits For American Energy Miner
• Ga. Justices Say COVID Order Tolls Med Mal Repose Statute
• NCAA Escapes USF Baseball Coach Abuse Suit For Now
• FilmOn Founder Must Pay $900M In Sexual Battery Verdict
• NCDOT, Motorist On Hook For $38M In Crosswalk Crash Case
• Ga. Parking Co. Stole Data To Send Fake Tickets, Fla Suit Says
• No Quick Wins In Woman's Fall Suit Against DC Metro
• Purdue Ch. 11 Ruling Reinforces Importance Of D&O Coverage
• Wash. Plastic Surgeon To Pay $5M To End AG's NDA Suit
• Calif. School District Says Chubb Must Cover Sex Abuse Suits
• Northrop Must Face 3K Homeowner Class Over Contamination
• McKinsey Wants To Arbitrate Ex-Partner's Defamation Suit
• Beasley Allen Slams J&J's DQ Bid 'Check-Up' In Talc Tort
• Grocer Wants Its Workers Out Of Peanut Allergy Death Suit
• Ind. High Court Say Firefighter's Fall Suit Can Go Forward
• Flint Needs State Help After Years Of Pipe Delays, Judge Says
• Butterball Must Face NC Worker's Assault Suit In State Court
• Industry Self-Regulation Will Shine Post-Chevron
• 3 Ways Agencies Will Keep Making Law After Chevron
• After Chevron
• Thomas Warns Of 'Danger In Delay' In Snapchat Abuse Case
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Ill. Gun Ban Dispute
• Justices Order Post-Rahimi Review For Felon Gun Ban
• Crumbl Aims To Burn Privacy Suit Over Info-Tracking Cookies
• Hunter Biden Says Fox News 'Humiliated' Him With Mock Trial
• Philly Developer's Co. Must Pay $68.5M Over Worker's Death
• Nev. Supreme Court Won't Give Gruden 2nd Try Against NFL
• Colo. Justices To Mull If Xcel Is Immune From Injury Suits
• Workers Accuse Kanye West Of 'Extreme' Racism On The Job
• July 4 Parade Shooting Survivors In Ill. Sue Smith & Wesson
• 4th Circ. Hikes Damages In 'Unite The Right' Rally Suit
• Atty Not 'Annoying' Enough For Restraining Order
• NJ Judge Tosses J&J Unit's Libel Claim Over Talc Study
• Top Personal Injury, Med Mal News: 2024 Midyear Report
• Talc Victims Can't Block J&J From Filing For Ch. 11 Outside NJ
• GSK Wants Lab's Zantac Whistleblower Suit Moved To Florida
• Atty Well-Being Efforts Ignore Root Causes Of The Problem
• Parsing Justices' Toss Of Purdue's Controversial Ch. 11 Plan
• Fla. Court Releases 2006 Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts
• Feds Say Ex-Magellan Officer's Atty May Have Conflict
• Calif. Long-Tail Ruling Continues Policyholder-Friendly Trend
• Conn. Lawmaker Says Cops Mishandled Her Sexual Assault