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Product Liability - July, 2014

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• OPINION: Lawyers Should Think In Terms Of Big Data
• Jones Day Video Sanction Shows Attys Can Go Too Far
• Ex-NFLers Seek Medical Docs Amid $765M Concussion Deal
• GM Sued Over Pre-Bankruptcy Deaths, Injuries
• FDA Lab Test Oversight Will Touch Off Industry Tug-Of-War
• NCAA Concussion Deal Discourages Future Recovery Suits
• Vermont's GMO Law Stirs Up New Fight Over Corporate Speech
• GM Hid Power Steering Issues That Led To Recall, Suit Says
• 6th Circ. Rules Breast Implants Are Tissue Expanders
• Hyundai Recalls 883K Sonatas For Transmission Defect
• 2nd Circ. Says ERISA Doesn't Preempt Insurance Laws
• American Crystal CEO Must Testify In ADM Corn Syrup Battle
• Pacific Foods Escapes Evaporated Cane Juice Class Actions
• Bristol-Myers Must Face Out-Of-State Plavix Claims In Calif.
• Calif. Judge Won't End Silgan's $4M Faulty Can Coverage Suit
• International Paper Dodges Asbestos Suit By Worker's Wife
• A Texas Framework For Extending The Economic Loss Rule
• J&J Unit Recalls Hysterectomy Device Over Cancer Fears
• Jones Day Atty Sanctioned For Discovery Abuse In Abbott Row
• Exxon Denied Court-Supervised Trust For $104M MTBE Verdict
• Bankruptcy Judge Keeps GM Ignition Switch Case On Pause
• NHTSA Floats Rules To Improve Bus Rollover Safety
• Chobani Can't Say 'Greek' On US-Made Yogurt: UK High Court
• 8th Circ. Says One-Recovery Rule Dooms Tobacco Death Suit
• Homeowners Target Chinese Gov't Over Defective Drywall
• Ex-Peanut Corp. Exec Can't Escape Salmonella Charges
• House Bill Seeks Nationwide Tax On Soda
• LA Sushi Restaurant Sues Distributor Over Fishy Rice
• Ford Says Some Claims Too Late In Diesel Engine Row
• Quaker Will Remove Trans Fats As Part Of Class Deal
• Ill. Court Lets Lloyd's Revive Additional-Insured Fight
• Class Arbitration A Question For Courts, 3rd Circ. Says
• Dukes May Have Doomed Toxic Tort Class Certification
• Death Rattle For Unfinished Business Claims?
• Boston Scientific Wins First Pelvic Mesh Injury Trial
• Chiquita To Pay Insurance Co. $13M Over War Crimes Claims
• NJ High Court Cases Could Limit Whistleblower Protection
• PG&E Faces $1B Indictment In Pipeline Blast Case
• 5 Food Reporters Subpoenaed In $1.2B 'Pink Slime' Row
• NCAA's $75M Deal Shortchanges Players, Judge Told
• Meat Labeling Win Gives Regulators More Disclosure Authority
• NTSB Faults Conrail For 2012 NJ Train Derailment
• McDonald's Japan Ramps Up Safety Checks After Meat Scare
• Calif. Appeals Court OKs Brake Co.'s $2M Asbestos Verdict
• Pa. High Court Won't Hear Dow Brain Cancer Appeal
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Top 10 Venue Arguments
• FDA Faults Impax Quality In Latest Blow To Rytary Approval
• Abbott Holds Onto $84M Win Against Lloyd's In Ill.
• Consumers Denied Cert. In Suit Over Clorox's Fresh Step Ads
• House Agrees To Prescription Drug Enforcement Overhaul
• Garlock Claimants Call Foul Over $125M Asbestos Liability
• Class Seeks OK On Kashi's Record $5M Food Labeling Deal
• GM Knew Of Seat Bolt Issue In 2013, NHTSA Told
• CIT Group Sues Over $2M In Costs From Deadly Derailment
• EU Hits Back Against Critics Of Food Safety Trade Proposal
• Chrysler Sued Over Defective Jeep Ignition Switches
• NCAA Agrees To $75M Settlement In Concussion Injury MDL
• Clearer Standard For Multiple Source Causation In Texas
• DC Circ. Backs Tougher Meat-Labeling Rules
• Robbins Geller, Others Seek Role In GM Ignition Switch MDL
• Novartis Ducks Non-Negligence Claims In Zometa Suits
• Chrysler Tries To Pull Plug On Defective Power System Suit
• Senate Confirms New CPSC Chairman, Commissioner
• USDA Eyes Looser Regs On Pork Imports From Mexico
• Continental Stuck With NY Ruling On Reinsurance Arbitration
• Sens. Press FDA For Plan On Antibiotic Use In Farm Animals
• Chinese McDonald's Serve Up Limited Menus After Meat Scare
• EPA Should Update Fracking Pollution Regs, GAO Says
• Plaintiff Slams Ford's Attempt To Stop Explorer Fumes Suit
• General Mills' Arbitration Flop Felt Across Food Industry
• In Win For Travelers, Conn. Lets Insurers Sue Each Other
• 2 Insurers Off Hook In Sapa Defective Window Settlement
• Norton Rose Faces Renewed DQ Bid In Pamlab Suit
• $800M Asbestos Deal Will Let Specialty Products Exit Ch. 11
• EU Rule Sets Higher Standard For Medical Devices
• Judge Rinses Claims From Mouthwash False Ad Row
• Feds, Alaska Agree To $450K Settlement Over BP Oil Spills
• 'Sophisticated User' Ruling Revives Goodyear Asbestos Claim
• FDA Limits Multiproduct Comparisons In 510(k) Submissions
• 3rd Circ. Lets Morgan Lewis Withdraw From 30-Year-Old Suit
• High Court Urged To Nix $9.2M Attys' Fee In VW Settlement
• Texas Court Kicks Deepwater Investor Suit To Switzerland
• Diacetyl Plaintiffs Ask High Court To Review 3rd Circ. Ruling
• Class Cert. Bid Denied In Carnival Hot Tub Infection Suit
• J&J Beats Injunction Bid In Splenda Labeling Suit
• Calif. Buyers Ask 1st Circ. To Revive Lexapro Marketing Suit
• Liberty Mutual Dodges Coverage In SC Construction Case
• Green Group Demands Feds Peg PVC As Hazardous Waste
• FDA, Mexico Resolve To Strengthen Produce Safety
• Russia Consumer Agency Sues To Ban McDonald's Burgers
• Calif. Judge Won't Sever Walgreen Homeopathic Meds Row
• BSH Class Slams Sanctions Bid Claiming Washer Suit Duplicity
• Hyundai Escapes Class Action Over Side Air Bags
• NHTSA Investigating Air Bag Defect In 320,000 GM Cars
• Courts Line Up Behind 3rd Circ.'s Ascertainability Logic
• McDonald's Won't Ditch Supplier In China Expired Meat Scare
• 7th Circ. Applies Risk Contribution To Lead Paint Suits
• Gruma Consumers Drop 'All Natural' Labeling Row
• Pa. Risperdal Judge Won't Change Mind On Nixing Punitives
• 11th Circ. Tosses Chiquita Colombia War Crimes Claims
• Fluidmaster Hit With Class Action Over Exploding Pipes
• TRW Sues Chrysler Trust To Ditch Steering-Defect Liability
• 2nd Circ. Sides With FDA In Livestock Antibiotics Spat
• Consumers Slam Nissan's Bid To Dodge Transmission Row
• Berkshire Unit Needn't Arbitrate Asbestos Coverage Rows
• Garlock Estimation Trial Shouldn't Be Sealed, Judge Rules
• Leak Sheds Light On Food Safety Efforts In EU-US Trade Talks
• Diet Drug Maker's Last-Ditch Suit Against FTC Dismissed
• 6 Years In, Why Haven't FRE 502(d) Orders Caught On?
• Gordon & Rees Nabs Weber Gallagher Product Liability Atty
• NY Court Finds Some Water Contamination Claims Time-Barred
• GM Marks $400M For Ignition-Switch Victim Fund
• Prosecutions Loom Large In China's Food Regulatory Regime
• 5th Circ. Nixes Remand Of Elliott Co. Asbestos Suit
• Lloyd's Insurers Target Cameron Over Gulf Of Mexico Blowout
• Vermont Sues Dollar Tree To Halt Jewelry Sales
• 3rd Time's A Charm For Miss. AG's Plavix Remand Motion
• GNC Ducks Herbal Testosterone Supplement RICO Action
• GM Issues 6 Recalls Of More Than 700K Vehicles In US
• 5 Detained In Chinese Expired-Meat Scandal
• National Guard Vet's Asbestos Suit Revived In Wash. Court
• Chrysler Recalls Older Jeeps Over Ignition Switch Defect
• EU OKs Proposal Allowing Member States To Ban GMOs
• Whole Foods Hit With 'All Natural' Labeling Suit
• Alex Energy Found Liable For W.Va. River Pollution
• Buyer Blasts Mercedes' Bid To Trim Faulty-Suspension Suit
• Think Before You Transfer Your Product Liability Case
• DOT Floats Stricter Rules For Crude Oil, Ethanol Rail Transport
• Trial-Ready In 180 Days: Prepare For SDNY's Rocket Docket
• Out-Of-State Accutane Users Shut Out Of Calif. Litigation
• BP, Anadarko Want 2nd Shot At 5th Circ. Deepwater Decision
• Burger King, Starbucks Tangled In Expired Meat Scare
• BSH Seeks Sanctions In Moldy Washing Machine Suit
• GM's Previous Ignition Switch Disclosures Sought In MDL
• Lexus Buyers Say Interiors Couldn't Take Florida Sun
• GrayRobinson Forms Group To Target Medical Marijuana
• Toyota Asks Judge To Transfer Calif. Engine Row
• Pa. High Court Clears Bankrupt Insurer In $12M Warranty Row
• NFL Retirees Ask 3rd Circ. To Review Concussion Deal
• $10M J&J Motrin Verdict Upheld By Pa. Appeals Court
• Insurer Sues 23andMe To Duck Coverage Of DNA Test Suits
• When You Are Responsible For Your Book Of Business
• 2nd Circ. Revives $510M Travelers Asbestos Settlement Bill
• German Insurer Can Continue To Fight $15M HIV Settlement
• Kia Hit With Class Action Over Brake Switch Defect
• The Promise And Problem Of Genomic Marketing
• Calif. Is Particular About Secondary Exposure Liability
• Judge Bars FDA Menthol Cigs Study For Conflicts Of Interest
• Cameron International Can't Duck Fracking Spill Suit
• McDonald's, Yum Meat Scandal Exposes Franchise Pitfalls
• Boston Scientific Wants Vaginal Mesh Expert Out Of MDL
• $23B Verdict Pushes Big Tobacco To Rethink Engle Strategy
• Arnstein & Lehr Adds Ex-Fowler Partner In Miami
• Mistrial Declared In Trinity Guardrail Whistleblower Suit
• Kinder Morgan Unit Sues Insurers Over NC Spill Cleanup
• Keep Norton Rose On Pamlab Unfair Comp Row, Judge Says
• Bigelow Gets Fraud Claims Bagged In Tea Class Action
• FDA Warns Of Lethal Potential Of Caffeine Powder
• Enbridge On Hook For Mich. Oil Spill Damages, Court Says
• GM Stops Sales Of Some Cadillacs Over Ignition Issue
• An Inventive Way To Remove Pure State Court Claims
• EPA May Threaten Reverse Distribution Of Pharmaceuticals
• Calif. Retailers Are Not Required To Have AEDs, Yet
• RJ Reynolds Hit With $23B Verdict In Fla. Engle Suit
• Freedom Inks Tentative $2.9M Deal For Contamination Suits
• Ex-NFL Players Say Union Conspired To Hide Trauma Risks
• 3 Attys To Lead Plaintiffs' Counsel In GM Ignition Switch MDL
• Texas Asbestos Ruling Holds Silver Lining For Plaintiffs
• Ga. Ignition Defect Settlement Row Sent To State Court
• Big Tobacco Didn't Collude On Kansas Prices, Panel Says
• NJ Class Action Suit Challenges Breyers Ice Cream Labeling
• Insurers Spar Over $1M Defense Of Condo Defect Suit
• FDA To Examine Teen Reactions To Drug Promos
• Watts Water's $23M Deal Fixes Leaky Toilet Pipe Class Action
• Mitsubishi Joins Auto Recalls Over Takata Air Bags
• GOP Wary Of Attys' Influence On FDA Generics Labeling Rule
• FDA Urged To Add New Black Box Warning On J&J's Levaquin
• Class Slams Toyota's Delay Of Counsel Bid In Engine Row
• Chinese Drywall Co. Sanctioned After Bailing On MDL
• Shop-Vac, Lowe's False-Ad MDL Trimmed To 2 Lead Plaintiffs
• Lexington Dodges Coverage For O'Quinn Overbilling Cases
• Wal-Mart Sued Over Cranberry Pomegranate Juice Labeling
• 5 Insights From Pfizer Chief Litigation Counsel Michael Parini
• TTIP Food Safety Talks Advance As Transparency Woes Linger
• Powerful Tools For Discovery And Litigation Strategy
• Conn. Ponders Liability In The Absence Of Evidence
• Growing Insistence Among Courts For Ascertainability
• Objector To $53M Apple Warranty Settlement Drops Appeal
• Sysco Pays $19M To Settle Calif. Food Safety Suit
• USDA Wants Ground Beef Makers To Keep Source Records
• NJ Mass Torts Judge Bound For Appellate Division
• RJ Reynolds Hit With $17M Verdict In Fla. Engle Case
• FDA Fine-Tunes Informed Consent Rules
• Claims Pared From PPL Coal Ash Class Action
• NJ Judge Won't Disturb $11M Award In J&J Mesh Mass Tort
• CPSC Recalls Buckyballs, Taking Burden Off Retailers
• PRISM Scatters Attorney-Client Privilege
• NY Appeals Court Says Foie Gras Critics Lack Standing
• FDA Balks At Black Box Warnings On Testosterone Drugs
• Court To Mull If CDC Official Can Testify At Salmonella Trial
• Intel To Pay Millions To Settle Pentium 4 False Ad Suit
• Goodyear Says Workers' Toxin Suit Belongs In France
• FDA Slaps Concordia Pharmaceuticals Over ADHD Drug Promo
• GM General Counsel Blames In-House Attys For Recall Delay
• Chrysler Tells NHTSA It Sped Up Recall Part Production
• Subaru Hit With Class Action Alleging Oil Burning Defect
• NY Insurers May Benefit From Lower Disclaimer Standard
• FDA's Primary Jurisdiction Won't Save Food Manufacturers
• OPINION: Let's Financially Reward Law Firm Diversity
• 9th Circ. Upholds $1.5M Nutella False Ad Deal
• Union Carbide Fights $18M Punitive Award In Asbestos Suit
• GM Taps Outside Law Firm For Litigation Policy Help
• FDA Revokes Approval For 7 Acetaminophen Painkillers
• 5th Circ. Frees General Star From Architecture Coverage
• Google Ad Policies Cloud FDA's Drug Promo Guidance
• Senate Panel Advances CPSC Nominees To Floor
• Medicis Dodges Liability In Acne Drug Hair-Loss Suit
• Senators Seek To Jail Execs Who Cover Up Defects
• Greenwich Can't Offload Costs Of Oil Well Explosion Deal
• BMW Recalls 1.6M Cars Over Potentially Defective Air Bags
• Enviros Urge DOT To Ban Older Rail Cars For Oil Transport
• Kind Escapes Class Action Over 'Cane Juice' Labeling
• Crucial Predictive Coding Case Law: Progressive V. Delaney
• Northeastern States Push To Keep Fracking Waste Out
• Philip Morris, Liggett Lose Appeal In Engle Progeny Case
• Wis. High Court Denies Fees On Secret Deal Over Lemon Car
• Iowa Court Offers Limited Boost To Generic-Drug Injury Suits
• Canon Hit With Suit Over Alleged Pixma Printer Defect
• EPA May Require Automakers To Prove MPG Claims
• GAF Materials Strikes Accord In Faulty-Shingles MDL
• Burnham Brown Spreads To New SF, LA Digs
• OPINION: Advance Conflict Waivers Send Wrong Message
• 5th Circ. Asked To Rehear Construction Defect Exclusion Row
• Timing May Be Everything In Breach Of Warranty Claims
• FDA Rejects Ban On Controversial Vaginal Mesh Products
• FDA Rips Italian Drug Ingredient Co. For Deleted Test Data
• Obama Says US Must Invest In Smart Auto Technology
• Vermont Retailers Want GMO Label On Product Signs
• DC Circ. Won't Reconsider DynCorp's Win In Chemical Suit
• 8th Circ.'s 'Liberal Admission' Standard Stands Out
• 5th Circ. Frees Pfizer Unit, Others From Generic-Reglan Suit
• Solvay, Arkema Face New Water Contamination Suit In NJ
• ConAgra Beats Cert. Bid In Suit Over '100% Natural' Oil
• Ranbaxy Attacks Hyman Phelps' FDA Exclusivity Petition
• FDA Details Risk-Benefit Stance On 510(k) Device Approvals
• Cephalon Wins Dismissal Of Travelers' $22M Marketing Suit
• E. Coli Investigation Spurs Minn. Applebee's Menu Changes
• Ex-Peanut Corp. Execs' Trial Delayed Amid New Evidence
• Chrysler Says Lead Plaintiffs Don't Know What They're Doing
• Snell & Wilmer Adds 7 Attys To Enviro Practice From Polsinelli
• NJ Claims Trimmed In Gerber False Ad Suit Over Probiotics
• Greater Clarity Comes To Nanotech, Courtesy Of The FDA
• Top Product Liability Verdicts In First Half Of 2014
• Pa. Coal Co. Can't Switch To OSHA Regulation, Says 3rd Circ.
• Sylvania To Pay $30M To Settle Headlight False Ad Suit
• Judge Revives Insurers' Claims Over $8.6M Oil Spill Cleanup
• Texas High Court Dumps Sanctions In Fuel Spill Battle
• Ford Beats Back California Defective Axle Class Action
• Texas Justices Raise Liability Bar In Mesothelioma Cases
• Chrysler Recalls 895K SUVs Over Vanity Mirror Fires
• Whistleblower Again Asks High Court To Mull Leave To Amend
• EPA Puts Off Fracking Disclosure Rule For More Comment
• Novartis Escapes Punitive Damages In Zometa Suit
• Iowa High Court Spares Wyeth From Generics Injury Claims
• We're Still Waiting On Whether The CAA Is Preemptable
• A Year After Tiara, How Much Has Changed?
• 5th Circ. Puts Contractual Liability Exclusion Back On Map
• Calif. Court Revives Asbestos Suit Against Insulation Co.
• 7th Circ. Affirms Thoroughbred Defective Tricycle Judgment
• Chevron Judge Took Potshots At Ecuador Courts, Gov't Claims
• Calif. Justices To Mull Alcoa 'Component Parts' Liability
• Mass. Gov. Signs Law Reforming Compounding Regs
• Sailors Allowed To Seek Punitive Damages In Asbestos MDL
• 9/11 Workers' Injury Suits Reinstated By 2nd Circ.
• Peanut Corp. CEO Doesn't Need Psych Test, Court Says
• Navistar Faces Class Action Over Defective Diesel Engines
• NY High Court Cases May Impact Fracking Nationwide
• Legal Forms And IP Rights: Yours, Mine, Ours Or Theirs?
• Shapiro Lifschitz Adds Ex-Duane Morris Atty As VP
• The Biggest Product Liability Cases Of 2014: Midyear Report
• Fla. Appeals Court Affirms RJ Reynolds' Win In Smoker's Suit
• Capeco Brass Can Be Sued Over 2009 Blast, Judge Rules
• Bigelow Tea False Ad Class Claims Fall Short, Judge Says
• Unilever Gets Nod For $10M Deal In Hair Loss Class Action
• Harley-Davidson Recalls 66K Cycles For Pinched Brake Line
• Honda Adds Calif. Cars To Recall Over Air Bag Flaw
• Dems Call For Ban On BPA In Food Containers
• LA Dodgers Owe $15M For Giants Fan's Beating, Jury Finds
• FDA Calls Supplement Co.'s Facebook 'Likes' Endorsements
• OneBeacon Can't Appeal Partial Asbestos Coverage Order
• Biomet Hip Suit Remanded On Distributor Liability Issue
• Judge Calls Class Cert. 'Premature' In Ford Fume Row
• Lapolla Wants Sanctions For Bogus Toxic Foam Suit
• A New Litigator's Guide — Top 5 Tips For Court Prep
• Zogenix Beats Mass. Dismissal Bid In Painkiller Row
• Chrysler Can't Shake Most Claims In Jeep Window-Part Row
• Contractor's Self-Insured Retention Soars In Calif. Battle
• Colo. Asbestos Removal Cos. Fined $1M For Dumping
• Ranbaxy Pays $2.3M To Settle Generic Safety Suit
• Calif. Appeals Court Says State Has No Hold Over Daimler
• Senator Presses Obama To Tighten Oil Shipping Safety Regs
• Oil Drillers Argue BP Can't Blame Gov't For Post-Spill Losses
• CPSC Fines Appliance Maker Over Defect Report Delay
• Amy's Kitchen Cane Juice Suit Revived, Paused For FDA Input
• BMW Seeks To Toss Suit Over Convertible Top Defect
• 5 Insights From Home Depot GC Teresa Roseborough
• Hughes Hubbard Dodges Suit From Disgruntled Vioxx Plaintiff
• Ford Seeks Exit From Explorer Exhaust Fumes Suit
• National Union Avoids Coverage Of Visteon Pollution Claims
• Manufacturers Should Look To The Bulk Supplier Doctrine
• A Step Toward Alleviating Growing Discovery Problems
• J&J Pays Oregon $4M To Settle Hip Implant Marketing Claims
• New NFL Concussion Deal Gets OK, Will Uncap $675M
• Travelers Seeks To Duck Indemnity In NFL Painkillers Suit
• Target's Gun Policy May Still Leave It Open To Liability
• Porter Hedges Adds Hodgson Russ Litigation Partner
• Travelers Can't Nix Texas Well Blowout Coverage Row
• Crane Can't Shake Ex-Navy Worker's $8M Asbestos Award
• FDA Warns Gilead Of Misleading Google Search Ad
• Patients Sue NJ Hospital Network Over Meningitis Outbreak
• Hain Squeezes Past Class Action Over 'Raw' Juices Labeling
• Honeywell Tries To Nix $1.4M Plane Engine Defect Verdict
• Green Group Petitions EPA To Ban 'Bee-Killing' Pesticides
• Food Labeling Fight Shifts From Calif. To NY
• Lawyers And Email: Ethical And Security Considerations
• Calif. Judge Tosses Defective Valve Action Against Mazda
• Union Carbide Asbestos Suit Axed Over Medical Report
• New NFL Concussion Deal Sets Up Future Recovery Clashes
• Insurers Seek To Audit Philips Unit's Asbestos Trust
• Nationwide Whole Foods Class OK For Now In 'All-Natural' Suit
• Affymax To Pay $6.5M To End Class Action Over Anemia Drug
• J&J Gets 12 Cases Transferred Out Of NJ Pelvic Mesh MCL
• Wal-Mart Cookware Has Hazardous Chemical, Calif. Suit Says
• Texas High Court Won't Send Ford Crash Suit To Mexico
• Sens. Push White House To OK FDA's Lab-Test Guidance
• Texas Justices Split On 'Plaintiff' In Homebuilder Row
• Architects Can Be Liable For Home Defects: Calif. High Court
• Garlock Fights Asbestos Claimants' Bid To Revisit $125M Order
• Cozen O'Connor Nabs Greenberg Traurig, Sedgwick Pros In LA
• Research Firm Asks FDA To Clear Path For Generic Fosamax
• Subaru Recalls 660K Vehicles Over Possible Brake Problems
• Ore. GMO Labeling Initiative Appears Headed To Ballot
• Coverage For Construction Fixes In Calif. Remains Murky
• Donziger Asks 2nd Circ. To Enforce $9.5B Chevron Judgment
• Novartis Beats Ala. Bone Drug Case On Expert Testimony
• The Struggle To Contain Short-Term Vapor Exposure Claims
• GlaxoSmithKline Gets 219 Avandia Injury Plaintiffs Nixed
• NHTSA Prods Chrysler On Jeep Recall Parts
• 7th Circ. Finds Comcast Ruling Doesn't Kill Roofing Action
• Lockheed Wants Sanctions In Toxic Tort Case
• Pa. Ruling Limits Asbestos Claims In Construction Suits
• Sens. Want Answers On NHTSA's Auto Injury Follow-Through
• Calif. Cane Juice Suit Revived, Stayed For FDA Review
• Lemon Law Allows Atty Fees Over Vendor Contracts: NJ Court
• Dems Press DOT On Regs For Oil Shipping By Rail
• BP Sued For Texas County's Lost Taxes After Deepwater Spill
• Plaintiffs Denied Class Cert. Can Bring Claims: La. High Court
• Gruma Plaintiffs Fight To Seek Punitives In Labeling Row
• GM Defect Suits First Must Address Due Process Of Sale Order
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Enforce $9.5B Chevron Ecuador Judgment
• Fracking Fights Are Increasingly Becoming Local
• Novartis Wins Ruling On Duty-To-Warn Scope In Zometa Suit
• Trader Joe's Sued Over 'Misleading' Origin Labeling
• Graco Adds 1.9M Child Seats To Recall After NHTSA Pressure
• Attys' False Asbestos Filings Are 'Gross Fraud,' CSX Says
• Baby Carrier Maker Seeks To Toss Calif. False Ad Suit
• FDA Lays Out 4-Year Strategic Priorities Plan
• 6th Circ. Hobbles Plaintiffs In Generic-Drug Injury Suits
• 5th Circ. Frees Liberty Mutual From Defending Pollution Suit
• Mazda Seeks Exit From RX-8 Flooded Engine Row
• Phillips & Cohen Beats Pipe Co.'s Trade Secret Theft Suit
• Asbestos Death Suit Remanded To Wash. Court
• Claims Pared In Chrysler Leaky Sunroof Action
• High Court Libor Case May Mean Headaches For Defense Bar
• Electrolux Squashes Class Cert. In Washing Machine Suit
• NY High Court Nixes $9M Verdict Against Volvo In Injury Suit
• QBE Can't Erase Rulings In Settled Misplaced Graves Suit
• GSK Wants 3rd Circ. To Toss RICO Claims In Avandia MDL
• US, S. Korea Ink Trade Deal For Organic Products
• FDA Issues 2 Guidances On Drug Compounding
• DC Circ. Axes Death Suit Against Romania-Owned Gun Maker
• Forest Labs Slams Ex-Sales Rep's Off-Label Namenda Suit
• Doctor's Challenge To Pa. Fracking Gag Rule Gets Nixed
• Zurich Ordered To Cover Eisai In Off-Label FCA Suit
• Walgreen, CalPERS Lobby FDA To Drop Biosimilars Naming
• 10th Circ. Should Stick To The Text, Not Public Policy