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Product Liability - June, 2016

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• Fuddruckers Gets Nod To Settle Beef Over 'Kobe' Burgers
• Tesla Reports 1st Self-Driving Car Death Amid NHTSA Probe
• Tobacco Cos. Owe $4.7M For Woman's Cancer, Jury Told
• Revlon Inks $900K Deal In 'DNA Advantage' Makeup Row
• Fluidmaster Slams Nationwide Cert. Bid In Pipe Bursting MDL
• Honda, Acura Owners Warned To Fix Takata Air Bags ASAP
• Sen. Chides NHL Commish For 'Dismissive' CTE Comments
• Schumer Urges Emergency DOT Rule On Crude Oil Trains
• EPA Needn't Mandate Pesticide Disclosure, Calif. Judge Says
• PerkinElmer Faces Suit Over 'Dismal' Drug Test Devices
• NY Should Unify Standards For Atty Fees Against State Agency
• RICO Claims Don't Hold Up In Abbott Off-Label Use Suit
• Monsanto Can't Nix Herbicide Cancer Suit
• Product Liability Law Will Adapt To Driverless Car Regs
• Kindly Rethinking FDA's Definition Of 'Healthy'
• Ikea's 29M Dresser Recall Shows CPSC Repair Push Failed
• Daikin Nears Nixing Defective Air Conditioner Row, For Now
• Hawaii Escapes Plavix MDL Discovery Agreement
• Consumer Stands By Melitta Coffee Labeling Class Claims
• Judge Nixes PG&E Bid To Ax Evidence In Pipeline Blast Trial
• NHL Concussion MDL Exec. Committee Gets Two New Attys
• Lipozene Buyer Seeks Class Cert. In False Advertising Row
• Plavix FCA Suit Revived After High Court's Escobar Ruling
• Lead-Tainted Drinking Water Rampant, NRDC Report Says
• Goodyear, Fennemore Atty Can't Ditch Sanctions, Justices Told
• Mich. Gov. Asks Judge To Toss Flint Lawsuit
• EPA Unveils First-Year TSCA Implementation Plan
• Potassium Chloride Should Be Potassium Salt On Food Labels
• GM Continues Bid To Peel Claims From Ignition Bellwether
• How To Manage Your Law School Debt After Graduation
• Toyota Recalls 3.37M Vehicles For Air Bag, Emissions Defects
• Banana Boat Hit With Pair Of Suits Over False SPF Advertising
• Car Buyers Notch Unprecedented Win In VW Emissions Deal
• Whirlpool Settles Class Action Over Energy Star Labeling
• Justices' Snub Didn't Resolve First-To-File Issue, Judge Says
• 9th Circ. Partially Revives Supplement Suit Against GNC
• Insurers Seek To Escape Coverage In Blender Defect Row
• No Sanctions For Johnson Controls In Chem Suit, Court Rules
• Accused 'Snake Oil' Tea Seller Enters Consent Decree
• 3 Takeaways From VW's $14.7B Emissions Cheating Deal
• Pepsi Reaches Settlement In Suit Over Carcinogen Content
• FDA, CDC Committee Clash Over Nasal Spray Flu Vaccine Use
• Acclarent Didn't Tell FDA About Adverse Events, Jury Told
• How To Become The Firm Every GC Wants To Hire
• Exxon's $3.3M Coverage Win Ignores Deductible, Insurer Says
• The 24 Firms GCs Love The Most
• Kraft Seeks Quick Win In 'Natural' Cheese Class Action
• Judge Prods 'Flushable' Wipe Suits Toward FTC Adjudication
• Drone Didn't Come Home As Promised, Suit Claims
• NY Court Says Crane Had Duty To Warn In Asbestos Suits
• Atty In BP Fraud Case Can't Use Trial Delay To Dodge Charges
• Texas Firm Says Silica Malpractice Suit Is Too Late
• FDA Sued For Yanking Approval Of Generic Chemo Drug
• HVAC Corrosion Suit Gutted By NJ Federal Judge
• Defect Suit So Vague It Doesn't Name Defect, Ford Says
• Ex-Zimmer Sales Rep Says Whistleblowing Got Him Canned
• Judge Signs Off On $1B Deal To End Vioxx Marketing Row
• Sears, Whirlpool Slam $15M Fee Bid In Dishwasher Defect Row
• Consumers Slam Chipotle's Bid For Docs In GMO Suit
• IKEA Recalls 29M Dressers After 6 Children Killed
• New Pipeline Safety Law Needs A Push From Industry
• DOJ Unveils $14.7B VW Emissions Settlement
• The Firms That Won Big At the Supreme Court
• Ford, Kia, Others Near Dumping Of 'Deadly' Keyless Fob Suit
• Suge Knight Sues Chris Brown For 2014 Shooting At LA Party
• The Top Supreme Court Dissents Of The Term
• The Supreme Court Term By The Numbers
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• J&J Unit's Bone Cement Killed Woman In Surgery, Jurors Hear
• Volkswagen Reaches $14.7B Deal In Emissions Scandal
• A Divided Court Finds New Ways To Be Unanimous
• Farmers In Syngenta MDL Fight Bid To Sink Class Actions
• 8 Wasn't Enough For Lawyers Seeking High Court Clarity
• Pa. Appeals Court Won't Disturb 'Killer Nurse' Row Ruling
• Wright Hip Implant Bellwether Must Be Retried, 11th Circ. Told
• Fiat Chrysler Says Jeep Owners Can't Back Bad Repair Claim
• Volvo Headed Back To Trial In Suit Over Child's Death
• Acclarent Device Quickly Raised Alarms At FDA, Jury Told
• Whole Foods, Kombucha Maker Rip Exploding Drink Suit
• GM Seeks To Show Driver's School Grades In Ignition Trial
• Atty In BP Fraud Case Wants Charges Axed Over Trial Delay
• Fatal Car Crash In Malaysia May Up Takata Death Toll
• Ex-Hockey Players Say Chubb Should Pay Records Cost
• Starbucks Skimpy-Drinks Transfer Bid Is Tactical, JPML Told
• 3M Dumps Carcinogens Into Tenn. River, Enviros Say
• The Cloud And Ethical Considerations For Lawyers
• Send Abilify Compulsive Gambling Suits To Fla.: Consumers
• AIG Policy Covers Unfair Competition Suit, Farm Co. Says
• Blue Buffalo Fights Purina's Separate Trials Bid In Chow Row
• Honda, BMW Must Dig Up Takata Docs, Special Master Says
• Salmon Sets Stage For Future GMO Labeling Regime
• Damage Analysis Is Key To Settling Complex Cases
• Humpty Dumpty Falls Into Costco Hepatitis Berries Suit
• Riddell Says No Need For NFL Discovery Yet In False Ad Suit
• VW Investors Lose Bid To Lift Evidence Pause In MDL
• Supreme Court Asked To Resolve Drug-Fraud RICO Split
• Insurer, CF Drop Clashing Suits Over TX Explosion Coverage
• Pfizer Seeks Escape From Lipitor Diabetes MDL Claims
• High Court Asked To Hear NJ Secondhand Asbestos Case
• Pharma Rep Takes Malicious Prosecution Suit To High Court
• Pepsi Asbestos Jurisdiction Row Lands In Texas High Court
• Hyundai Mostly Loses Bid To Dismiss Shattering Sunroofs Suit
• FDA Should Broaden Use Of Real-World Data, Report Says
• VW Exec Arrested In S. Korea Over False Emissions Data
• Insurers Say Judge Erred In Ordering Coverage Of Leak Suits
• Chrysler Demands Solicitation Docs In Drivers' Steering Action
• Starbucks Wins Early Round Of $5.3M Moldy Coffee Suit
• No Defect In Black & Decker Utility Knife, Jury Finds
• Bereaved Parents Ask 5th Circ. To Rehear Honda Airbag Suit
• German Investor Group, Norges Bank Announce VW Lawsuits
• GM Says Bankruptcy Sale Nixes Non-Switch Claims
• The Top Product Liability Cases Of 2016: Midyear Report
• Judge Asks 10th Circ. To Tackle 1st-To-File Issue In FCA Suit
• Why Class Defendants Should Consider Venue Transfers
• How Lawyers Can Harness The Power Of Social Media
• Drivers Sue Fiat Chrysler Over Jeep Cherokee Gear Defect
• J&J Tells 5th Circ. Hip Implant MDL Is Flawed
• Fla. Judge Loses Patience With Attys In Contract Spat
• Colo. Enviro Policies Set Stage For Gold King Spill, NM Says
• Toshiba Wins Class Cert. Denial In LED TV False-Ad Suit
• Maserati To Recall 13K Vehicles With Dodgy Gearshifts
• Volkswagen To Pay $10B To Settle Emissions Claims
• Electrolux Dishwashers Overheat, Catch Fire: Consumers
• Calif. Pipeline Leaks Thousands Of Gallons Of Crude Oil
• Senators Say Compromise Reached On GMO Labeling Bill
• Alcoa Can't Shake Worker's Fibrosis Rap At Calif. High Court
• Flint Water Safe To Drink With Lead-Reducing Filter: EPA, CDC
• US Says High Court Ruling Backs FCA Claim Against Toyobo
• Power Software Co. Wins $8.4M Verdict In False-Ad Trial
• Hain Says Baby Formula's 'Organic' Label Backed By USDA
• With Experts Barred, Bayer Says IUD Patients Have No Case
• Post Foods Hit With 3 Spats Over 'Natural' Cereal Claims
• Blue Buffalo Slams Distributor's Bid To Skip Chow Claims
• 'Parasitic' Bluetooth Units Drain Acura Batteries, Suit Says
• Sandoz Misled About FDA Approval Of Drug, Competitors Say
• Dismissing Drug Design Defect Claims Based On Preemption
• From The Partner's Desk: Tips For Recent Law Grads
• HOAs May Bear Liability For Wild Animal Attacks In Fla.
• AIG Mishandled Imperial Sugar Blast Deals, 11th Circ. Hears
• 'Serial Objector' Atty Faces DQ Bid In Sears Defect Deal
• Transportation Regulation To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2016
• Bhopal Victims Decry 'Inertia,' Ask 2nd Circ. For 2nd Shot
• Symantec Ruling Raises Bar For Consumer Fraud Claims
• PG&E Questions Safety Regs As San Bruno Trial Enters Day 3
• TSCA Reform's Success Rests On EPA's Shoulders
• Ohio High Court Slams Judge's Overreach In Fen-Phen Case
• 3rd Circ. Won't Reconsider Reviving Railroad Asbestos Case
• NFL Retirement Plan Challenges Player's Disability Award
• Atty-Client Privilege At Issue In Meningitis Bellwether
• Calif. Appeals Court Says Skin Care Labeling Deal Was Fair
• Hyundai To Pay 77K Drivers In Santa Fe Stalling Defect Deal
• Chevy Cruzes Cheat On Emissions By Design, Suit Says
• Gas Cos Back BP, Shell In 2nd Circ. Bid To End MTBE Claims
• Chicago Says High Court Ruling Supports Its Opioid Suit
• $1.4M For Petcoke Pollution Not Enough, Homeowners Say
• Chubb Says NHL Players Should Pay For Medical Files In Suit
• Atty Says He Needn't Split Fee In $54M Wrongful Death Case
• Mich. AG Sues Engineering Firms Over Flint Water Crisis
• Pipeline Regulator Reauthorized As Obama Inks Safety Bill
• Pharmacists Get Prison Over Tainted Compounding Drugs
• Long-Awaited TSCA Reforms Finally Become Law
• FDA Delay Of Drug Labeling Rule Is Bad News For Plaintiffs
• 'Taking My Talents To South Beach': Law Firm Version
• RJR, Philip Morris Ask 11th Circ. To Curb Engle Liability
• PG&E's San Bruno Trial Enters Day 2 With Drilling Expert
• CVS Deal Would Make Memory Of Supplement Class Action
• Fiat Chrysler To Stop Using Takata Air Bags
• Wal-Mart, Kmart, Rite Aid Escape Expired Drug FCA Suit
• FDA Warning Wire: Cancer Doc Targeted Over Plant Conditions
• Coke Wants Labeling MDL Paused For 9th Circ. Rulings
• Drivers Say GM Restructuring Doesn't Bar Non-Switch Suits
• VW Investors See Red, Want Green Over Emissions Fraud
• Fiat Chrysler Belongs In Botched-Recall Suit, Jeep Owners Say
• Zurich Can't Pawn Off Asbestos Deal Coverage, Insurer Says
• GNC Investors Double Down In Illegal Supplements Suit
• Union Pacific Wants Land-Use Questions Sent To 9th Circ.
• NY Court Backs ICC Ruling Against Brazilian Insurer
• Subaru Escapes Several Claims In Takata Air Bag MDL
• More Challenges For Class Plaintiffs After Campbell-Ewald
• RJ Reynolds, Philip Morris Win $17M Cancer Death Trial
• Consumers Soured By 'Slack-Filled' Sour Patch Candy Boxes
• Blue Buffalo Seeks Green Light For Defenses In Food Fight
• USDA Organic Fertilizer Rule Buried Over APA Stink
• Symantec Wins 9th Circ. False Ad Row Over Software Breach
• Coffeemaker Importer Dragged Feet Over Defect, Feds Say
• Firms Must Plant Roots In These Cities To Compete Globally
• 4 Firms Lead The Pack In Global Expansion
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2016
• Fiat Chrysler Will Examine 'Star Trek' Actor's Deadly Crash
• Houston Atty Sues Starbucks Over Spilled Hot Coffee
• Ex-Acclarent Execs Slam Gov't's Tactics At Fraud Trial
• Remington Urges End To Sandy Hook Shooting Lawsuit
• Chrysler Tire Defect Hurt All Buyers, Minivan Owner Says
• Pa. Nuke Site Cancer Suits Should Be Revived, 3rd Circ. Told
• Sedgwick Adds Product Liability Litigator
• Tobacco Cos. Owe $17M For Woman's Cancer Death, Jury Told
• J&J Faces Breast-Growth Claims In 5th Philly Risperdal Trial
• Apple Escapes Suit Over Wiped IPhones
• Sony PS3 Settlement Covers Up To 10M Console Buyers
• DuPont Says Man Can't Prove Chemical Caused His Cancer
• Justices Won't Hear Challenge To Rule 56 In Plane Crash Suit
• Smokers Fight To Keep Last Claim Against Philip Morris
• Feds Extend Time To Mull Coal Industry Self-Bonding Limits
• Hurt Driver Says New GM Still Had Duty To Warn Motorists
• Ex-Volkswagen CEO Faces Market Manipulation Probe
• Liberty Argues Single-Policy Limit Applies In Asbestos Claims
• High Court Won't Revive $10B Philip Morris Judgment
• Chipotle Looks To Duck GMO-Ingredient Class Action
• KBR Blasts 'Parade Of Falsehoods' In Soldiers' Burn Pit MDL
• PG&E's Bad Records Killed 8, Feds Tell Jury As Trial Opens
• Starbucks Drinkers Can Move Ahead With Slimmed Latte Suit
• Whistleblowers Lose 1st Circ. Appeal Of Novartis FCA Suit
• Char-Broil Settles Class Action Over Safety Of Grill Igniters
• Jury Hits Car-Seat Maker With $34M Verdict For Boy's Injuries
• EPA Enviro Justice Goals May Affect Future Regs, Settlements
• Contractor Not 'Seller' In Liability Case, Texas Justices Say
• CPSC Head Says Companies Should Share Penalty Info
• Atty Asks 5th Circ. To Rethink DQ From BP Claims Program
• Riddell Must Face Youth Football Helmet Suit, Judge Says
• New Pipeline Safety Bill Turns Up Heat On PHMSA
• Xbox Defect Suit Wrongly Given 2nd Life, High Court Told
• GM Pushes To Ax Economic-Loss Ignition Claims In MDL
• BMW Says Engine Defect Class Can't Justify $2.3M Fee Bid
• Texas High Court Rescinds Homeowners' Win In Flood Suit
• BMW Again Denied Bid To Shake Leaky Trunk Suit
• Ore. DOT Pushes Feds To Ban Oil Trains In State For Now
• FTC Continues To Attack 'Brain-Training' Claims
• Lumber Liquidators Dodges Mandatory Recall In Flooring Row
• Crash Victims, Industry Endorse $663M Trinity FCA Judgment
• Atty Must Pay For Stolen Fen-Phen Funds: Ky. High Court
• MillerCoors Dodges Blue Moon 'Craft Brewed' Suit
• Navy Widow Loses Bid To Revive Asbestos Exposure Suits
• Calif. Jury Finds For Flu Remedy Maker In False Ad Trial
• Calif. Says Discovery Requests For GM Recalls Reasonable
• FDA Strengthens Kidney Warnings For Diabetes Medicines
• Rimon Adds 4 Partners From Arent, W&C, Sedgwick, Norris
• Uber, Insurer Reach Settlement In Fatal Crash Coverage Row
• Farmers Seek Nationwide Class Cert. In GMO Corn MDL
• Bill Seeks End To Coal Industry Self-Bonding For Cleanups
• State Farm Looks To Duck Coverage For Golf Resort Death
• Expanded Access — A Regulatory Balancing Act For Drug Cos.
• Key Fixodent MDL Experts Properly Nixed, 11th Circ. Rules
• Saint-Gobain Hit With New Class Action Over Teflon Chemical
• Boiron Moves To Toss False Ad Suit Over Flu Remedy Midtrial
• Volkswagen 'Highly Technical' Emissions Deal Gets Extension
• Ex-NHLers Reach Deal For Medical Docs In Concussion Suit
• DuPont Hasn't Lived Up To $235M Settlement, Report Says
• Insurer Takes Condo Coverage Fight To 11th Circ.
• J&J Unit Seeks To Boot Invokana Case From Pa. Courts
• Texas Court Says BP Opinion Doesn't Apply In Pipeline Blast
• 9th Circ. Revives Widow's Rheingold Valet Malpractice Suit
• Mazda Shakes Some Claims In Takata Air Bag MDL
• Flint Mayor Denies Diverting Lead Water Funds
• Coconut Oil Maker Slams Suit Over 'Healthy' Labeling
• Medical Center Pushes For Cert. In Kimberly-Clark Gown Suit
• EU Floats Stricter Emissions Testing In Wake Of VW Scandal
• Maker Of GE Salmon Wants In On FDA-Approval Challenge
• Johnson Controls Hid Evidence In Chem Suit: Homeowners
• Smokers Say High Court Ruling Revives $10B Judgment
• In-House Counsel Beware: TSCA Reform Impacts Everyone
• Melitta Seeks Toss Of Class Action Over Coffee Labeling
• Mich. Gov. Wants Flint Class Claims Sent to State Court
• Feds' Gaffe Doesn't Draw Sanctions In PG&E Explosion Case
• US Weighs In On 1st Circ. Appeal Of Covidien FCA Suit
• Sun Products Sued Over Deceptive Detergent Packaging
• Intuitive's Device Sent Metal To Patients' Brains, Suit Says
• Split 10th Circ. Tosses OSHA Citation Against Texas Driller
• FRA To Take Time Considering Proposed Train Crew Rule
• 9th Circ. Skeptical Of Symantec False Ad Row
• 6th Circ. Denies Dealership Coverage For Repair History Suit
• FDA Warning Wire: Sanitary Worries At Whole Foods Plant
• OPINION: Don't Throw Away The 'Key To The Courthouse'
• Cabot Oil Can't Nix $4M Pollution Verdict, Pa. Families Say
• A Cheat Sheet To Chevron's Epic Feud With Ecuador
• Appvion Says Kimberly-Clark Can't Escape Superfund Row
• US Says Ex-American U. Athlete's Concussion Suit Is Too Late
• FDA Issues Final Rule Allowing Symbols On Device Labels
• 300K Hyundai, Kia Vehicles Recalled Over Hood Latches
• General Mills GMO Cereal Suit Paused Pending FDA Review
• Pipeline Safety Reauthorization Bill Heads To Obama
• Blue Buffalo Shakes Most Of Purina's False Ad Counterclaim
• Tire Cos. Must Face Trial Over PCB Liability, Gov't Says
• CPSC Civil Penalties: A Divide Along Party Lines
• 6 Factors Every Law Firm's Gender Diversity Initiative Needs
• It's Time For Congress To Reel In The USDA Catfish Rule
• Dozens Protest $11.75M Caldera Pelvic Mesh Deal
• Kraft Colored Cheese Case Not Clear Cut, Judge Finds
• Hawaii Says It Can't Be Held To Plavix MDL Discovery Deal
• Insurer Says It Doesn't Owe Full $4M For Lead Exposure
• Firm Tells 3rd Circ. It Doesn't Owe Avandia MDL Fee
• Fixodent Users Urge 11th Circ. To Reverse Experts' Exclusion
• 9th Circ. Urged To Grant New Trial In Ford Rollover Suit
• Insurer Seeks To Cut Claims After Fresenius' $250M Deal
• Seafood Co. Wants Coverage In Octopus Mislabeling Suit
• FAA Proposes Amazon Fine For Leaky Drain Cleaner Package
• Rep Touted Acclarent Device After Promotion Ban, Jury Told
• Snooki, Diet Pill Co. Should Share Gov't Docs, Buyers Say
• FDA Actions 'Inadequate' On Powdered Caffeine, Group Says
• Chipotle Demands More Info In GMO Class Action
• GM Wants Too Much Info In Ignition Switch MDL, Drivers Say
• Judge Won't Stay J&J Hip Implant Trials After $502M Verdict
• Shook Hardy Elects 1st Woman To Replace Longtime Leader
• Justices Won't Hear Suit Targeting FDA For Tomato Sales Drop
• Walgreens Ends Partnership With Blood Testing Co. Theranos
• Teva Halts Headache Patch Sales Amid Patient Burns
• Goodyear Atty Tells High Court $2.7M Sanction Overreached
• 12 Ways To Ensure Compliance With New Food Defense Rule
• Sex Pill Buyers Denied Cert. Under Spokeo In False Ad Row
• 5th Circ. Must Keep $663M Guardrail Judgment: Whistleblower
• 9th Circ. Urged To Revive GNC Supplement RICO Class Action
• 5 Tips For Aspiring Product Liability Attorneys
• 5th Circ. Affirms Win For Honda In Air Bag Defect Suit
• Tesla Says No Safety Defect In Cars' Suspension Systems
• Carnival Wins Jury Verdict In Passenger's Burn Dispute
• Denim Buyers Say Jeans Co. Can't Toss Labeling Suit
• Zimmer Win May Force Harder Look At Runaway Verdicts
• Purdue Resisting NH Opioid Marketing Probe, AG Says
• FDA's Cane Juice Rule Doesn't Impact Label Suit, Lifeway Says
• Subcontractor's Shoddy Work Is Covered, Iowa Justices Say
• Sharp Escapes LED TV Consumer Class Action A 2nd Time
• Lone Pine Entered In Zimmer MDL Amid Atty Finger-Pointing
• Class Cert. Denied In False Ad Row Over Exercise Machines
• Girardi Keese Beats Settlement-Skimming Suit As Time-Barred
• Twinings Says 7-Eleven Case Irrelevant To Tea Class Action
• US Fire Fights $2.5M Asbestos Payments At 5th Circ.
• India Nearing Compliance In WTO Poultry Dispute
• Volvo Seeks To Cut Cord On Electric Car Mileage Suit
• 5th Circ. Gives Courts Powerful Tool To Enforce Daubert
• Insurance Challenges For Dietary Supplement Manufacturers
• Fla. Justices Say Engle Case Award Gets Old Interest Rate
• In-House Teams Are Voting With Their Feet — And Then Some
• Tesla Probed Over Model S Suspension, Admonished For NDA
• Weber BBQ Sauce False Label Suit Scorched By Rebate
• Off-Label Use Was Focus Of Training At Acclarent, Rep Says
• Mirena Users Say They Don't Need Experts To Beat Bayer
• Feds Dig In Heels On Witnesses In PG&E San Bruno Blast Suit
• BP, Shell Tell 2nd Circ. Calif. MTBE Claims Already Settled
• Potential Class Action Can Proceed In Celexa, Lexapro MDL
• Calif. High Court To Review Novartis Generic Drug Suit
• Md. Appeals Court Clarifies Lead Paint Legal Standards
• Bigelow Seeks Quick Win In Antioxidant False Ad Row
• NHL Fights Reduced Suspension Over Player's Referee Hit
• 9th Circ. Affirms Nixing Of Ford Axle Defect Suit
• Medical Centers Try To Drop Out Of Hospital Gown Suit
• Criminal Liability For OCS Contractors Re-Examined
• Navigating FDA's New Nutrition And Supplement Facts Rules
• House OKs Reform-Laden Pipeline Safety Reauthorization Bill
• Boiron Tells False Ad Jury Flu Remedy Is Proven To Work
• Door Now Shut On Kolbe Window Defect Class Action
• Valeant Inks $54M Deal In DOJ's Salix Marketing Probe
• Machinery Co. On The Hook For 'Inevitable' Asbestos Exposure
• Saudi Arabia Asks 2nd Circ. To Ditch 9/11 Liability Suit
• Class Cert. Sought In Calif. Coconut Oil Label Suit
• Ethicon's Own Rep. Said Mesh Degrades In Body, Patients Say
• Almond Milk Buyers Fight Stay Pending Other False Ad Deal
• House Lawmakers Press EPA On Review Of 'Harmful' Herbicide
• Marketing Came Before Research At Acclarent, Doc Testifies
• 7 Tips For Writing An Effective Amicus Brief
• RJR, Philip Morris Slam Use Of Engle Findings In 11th Circ.
• The 25 Law Firms GCs Recommend To Their Friends
• Subway Asks 7th Circ. To Uphold Short Sandwich Class Deal
• Suzuki CEO To Step Down Over Flubbed Fuel Efficiency Data
• 5 Insights From Garden City Group GC Scott Nader
• SUV Owners Seek Temporary Cert. In GM Fuel Economy Suit
• Boiron Flu Remedy 'Expensive Sugar,' False Ad Jury Hears
• Murder, RICO Charges Remain In Meningitis Outbreak Suit
• Heinz Tells 3rd Circ. Judge Wrongfully Voided $25M Policy
• J&J Unit Says $8.3M Hip Implant Verdict Inconsistent
• Firm Leaves NFL Players' Suit Over Concussion Award Fees
• 9th Circ. Revives 7-Eleven Chip Eater's False Ad Suit
• NJ High Court Takes Up Dispute Over Amusement Park Death
• Abbott Settles Depakote Suit As Jury Deliberates
• 8th Circ. Upholds Trucking Co.'s Win In Tanker Spill Suit
• FDA Warning Wire: Zimmer Biomet, Spotty Donor Screening
• Excess Insurers Off Hook In Asbestos Row, Ch. 11 Judge Says
• Senate Approval Sends TSCA Reform To Obama
• State Farm Needn't Pay For Paintball Injury, Del. Court Says
• Johnson Controls Says Sanctions Unwarranted In Chem Suit
• Nissan Says Emission Device Found By S. Korea Is Legal
• Co. Knew Thermostat Claims Were Overheated, Buyers Say
• Ex-Execs Blame FDA Rules In Off-Label Fraud Trial
• EPA Unveils First Environmental Justice Regulatory Guide
• Amcor Urges Court To Toss Starbucks' Moldy Coffee Suit
• GM Says Jury Should Hear Driver Didn't Have Seat Belt On
• Costco Can't Slip Coconut Oil 'Healthful' Label Row
• 2 Plaintiffs Firms Hit With New Asbestos Racketeering Suits
• MSHA Floats Rule To Enhance Mine Inspections
• CPSC Urges Gov't To Sue Dr. Reddy's Over Drug Packaging
• Foie Gras Critics Can't Prove Health Risk, USDA Says
• Between A Bang And A Whimper: High Court On Class Actions
• Pfizer Opioid Meant To Deter Abuse Has Tampering Risk: FDA
• Insurers Can't Nix Pollution Suit Coverage, Judge Says
• Syngenta Says Several GMO Corn Class Actions Barred
• Girardi Keese Nears Win Over Claims It Skimmed Settlement
• 1st Circ. Urged To Revive CVS Vitamin E Label Suit
• Mr. Coffee Maker Inks $4.5M Defect Deal With CPSC
• Genentech, OSI Ink $67M FCA Deal Over Cancer Drug Claims
• Germany Calling For Tighter EU Rule On Vehicle Emissions
• Nissan Faulty Brakes Deal OK'd After Atty Fees Lowered
• Mars Wants 'Recycled' M&M Slack Fill Class Action Tossed
• Paralyzed Man Lands $27M In Rollover Settlement
• Apple Says Customers Made Whole For Wiped IPhones
• Leaded Gas Must Be Cleaned Up, Mass. High Court Says
• J&J Won't Have To Avoid New Ads Before Liver Damage Trial
• Miss. County Says Contractor's State Project Ruined Roads
• Injured Conair Curling Iron User Denied Class Cert.
• Zimmer Gets $20M Knee Injury Verdict Trashed In Pa.
• FCA Investors Fight Dismissal Bid In Stock Fraud Row
• Constitution Claims Nixed In San Francisco Soda Ad Ban Suit
• GM Asks Judge To Drop Driver's Claims In Ignition Bellwether
• Chevron Tells 10th Circ. Feds Must Pay At NM Superfund Site
• Del. High Court Sets Example For Revisiting Daimler
• Endo's AMS Settles More Than 100 Suits In Pelvic Mesh MDL
• Norfolk Units Win Coverage For Ga. Car-Train Collision
• Reggie Bush Wins State Court Bid For Stadium Slip Suit
• 5th Circ. Won't Let 86'd Attys Back In BP Claims Program
• Cymbalta Users Urge Revival Of Drug's Withdrawal Claims
• Hostage Victims Hit Verizon With $45M Suit Over 911 Delays
• Volvo Brings Trucking Co. Into Texas Design Defect Case
• Malaysian Airline 370 Crash Suits Consolidated By JPML
• Judge Vacates $56M Punitive Award Over USS Cole Bombing
• 6th Circ. Affirms $10M Penalty, Sentence In Asbestos Case
• Judge To Reconsider Sanctions in Toxic Water Suit
• Driver Pushes To Bar Facebook Post From GM Ignition Trial
• BP To Pay $175M To Settle Deepwater Horizon Investor MDL
• Bayer Loses EPA Row Over Axed Pesticide
• JPML Sends Dollar General Motor Oil Sales Suits To Mo.
• Miracle-Gro Seed Claims Backed Up By Research, Scotts Says
• Carnival Injury Atty's Facebook Posts Go To Conduct Panel
• VW, Audi Named In Another 'Catastrophic' Engine Defect Suit
• No Quick Win For BP Shareholders In Deepwater Suit
• Feds Hit Back At PG&E's Claim Of San Bruno Grand Jury Lies
• Pa. Asbestos Coverage Suit Axed In Favor Of Illinois Case
• Ferring Hit With Class Action Over Weak IVF Drug
• The Value Of Bankruptcy Trust Claims In Asbestos Defense
• Philly Skewed Results Of Water Lead Testing, Resident Says
• Starbucks Fine Has Companies Reading CPSC's Tea Leaves
• Exxon Atty Warned DuPont Counsel On Pollution, Jury Told
• Forest Escapes Class Cert. In Antidepressant Marketing MDL
• Bristol-Myers Asks Calif. High Court To Block Plavix Suits
• NHL Seeks To Retract Disclosed Docs In Concussion Suit
• Teva Headache Patch Has Burned Many Patients, FDA Says
• JPML Consolidates Parmesan Cheese Label MDLs In Chicago
• Quaker Oats Hit With Class Action Over Pesticides
• Halliburton Fights Expert Bid In Asbestos Liability Suit
• Liberty Unit Says AIG Carrier Can't Ditch Excess Coverage
• PG&E Faces $24.3M Fine For Record-Keeping Problems
• A Brief History Of Law Firm Cyberattacks
• GM Driver Says Similar Crashes Belong In Next Ignition Trial
• Navistar Hit With Racketeering Suit Over Bus Engines, Brakes
• Carriuolo V. GM And The Future Of The Overcharge Theory
• Mom Tells 6th Circ. Depakote Birth Defect Trial Court Erred
• Amtrak Sued Over Fatal April Train Derailment In Pa.
• Personal Jurisdiction For Foreign Corporations In Fla.
• A Raw Defense? Calif.'s Sophisticated Intermediary Rule
• Starbucks Unit's $3.75M Exploding Tumbler Fine Splits CPSC
• DuPont Dumped Waste That Caused Man's Cancer, Jury Told
• FDA Urges Food Industry To Cut Sodium By One-Third
• In Rare Move, Judge Orders Zimmer Plaintiffs To Prove Cases
• Fla. Court OKs Stricter Expert Standard For Pending Cases
• Class Can't Redefine Trial Terms In Boiron False Ad Suit
• Michaels Denied 2nd Shot At Nixing Exploding Vase Row
• NFL Concussion Settlement Rehearing Denied By 3rd Circ.
• New Cars Being Sold With Faulty Takata Parts, Dems Say
• Ex-Execs Say 1st Amendment Protects Off-Label Promotion
• Ford Recalls 1.9M Vehicles With Takata Air Bags
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