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Product Liability - July, 2016

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• GM Says Dim-Headlight Class Action Doesn't Allege Injury
• Blue Buffalo Supplier Fights Bid To Shift Fake-Meat Blame
• Excess Policy Terms Set Exhaustion Method, Ill. Judge Says
• Koch, Others Get $1.4M Chicago Petcoke Settlement Finalized
• Mining Co. Says It Owes NM Nothing For Gold King Disaster
• Tony Stewart Loses Wrongful Death Suit Coverage Bid
• NHLPA Wants League's Suit Over Wideman Decision Tossed
• Investment Managers Fight GM Trust Proposed Loan Deal
• Pair Admits To Illegal Money Moves After Meningitis Deaths
• Product Liability Regulation & Legislation: Midyear Report
• NHTSA Extends Fiat Chrysler Safety Oversight By A Year
• EPA Won't Rethink Bayer's Challenge To Axed Pesticide
• Blue Bell Fined $850K For Last Year's Listeria Outbreak
• Widow Says RJ Reynolds Caused Veteran's Fatal Lung Cancer
• Honeywell Will Face Feds' Amended Body Armor FCA Suit
• 1st Circ. OKs Appeal Of Notre Dame Faulty Construction Award
• Williams Unit Hit With $1.6M Proposed Fine Over Fatal Blast
• 5 Things To Know About The Bioengineered Food Labeling Bill
• Mich. AG Charges 6 More Officials In Flint Water Scandal
• Continuing Violations And Statutes Of Limitation Under CPSA
• Prevent Litigation From Becoming A Threat To Data Security
• Volkswagen Fined $176M In Wash. For Emissions Cheating
• High Court Told $2.7M Sanction Doesn't Match Harm
• J&J Denied Bid For Speedy 5th Circ. Appeal In Hip MDL
• More Expert Testimony Allowed In 1st Tylenol Bellwether
• Ex-NHLers Want Deceased Player With CTE As Class Rep.
• Bayer Beats 1,200 Suits Over Mirena IUD Injuries
• 2 Emissions Cases Against Daimler Consolidated In Calif.
• EPA Issues Final Regs On Formaldehyde In Wood Products
• Fla. Jury Clears Adhesive Maker In Vet's $11M Asbestos Suit
• Medical Device Co. To Pay $11.5M Over Alleged Kickbacks
• Starr Gave Up Right To Void Heinz Policy, 3rd Circ. Told
• 8th Circ. Won't Rehear Railway's $7.7M Tanker Spill Suit
• Pa. Judge Won't Move Building Collapse Case Out Of Philly
• What To Know About NY's New Cooling Tower Regulations
• Odwalla 'Cane Juice' Suit Resumes After FDA Guidance
• Corporations In The Crosshairs Of Product Liability Claims
• OPINION: Our Juries Are Being Circumvented
• PG&E Calls Feds' Case 'Trial By Sound Bite' In Closing
• NHL Head's Strong Dismissal Of CTE Link Could Be A Mistake
• Benicar MDL Partially Remanded To Missouri State Court
• Fiat Says Arbitration Deal In Car-Hacking Suit Revealed Late
• Democratic Leaders Want In On FDA's Theranos Probe
• 3rd Circ. Won't Touch Avandia MDL Fee Ruling
• General Mills Beats 'Creative' Gluten Labeling Suit
• Sens. Urge Honda To Issue 'Do Not Drive' Order Over Air Bags
• GM Will Seek High Court Review If 2nd Circ. Won't Flip Ruling
• 5th Circ. Urged To Raise BP Atlantis FCA Suit
• Honeywell, Saint-Gobain To Face Combined Toxic Water Suits
• GM Argues To Keep Driving Experts In Ignition Bellwether
• Conrail Seeks To Uphold Wins In Paulsboro Derailment Case
• Ex-NFLer Asks For Atty Fees After Disability Win
• The Internet Of Health Things: Privacy And Security Issues
• Legal Aid, Meet Legal Tech
• PG&E's Profit Push Led To Blast, Feds Tell Jury In Closing
• 4 Traits Of The Top Litigation Firms
• 5 Small(er) But Mighty Litigation Shops
• Law360 Names Top 50 Firms For Litigation
• J&J Can't Speed Up Appeal In Hip MDL, Patients Tell 5th Circ.
• Heating Pad Co. Seeks Dismissal In Defect Suit
• Insurer Says Defective Concrete Suit Doesn't Trigger Policies
• J&J Can't Nix Causation Experts In 1st Tylenol Bellwether
• Volkswagen Gets Preliminary OK For $14.7B Emissions Deal
• BMW Gets Class Fee Bid Reduced In Mini Cooper Engine Deal
• NFL, Union Launch Concussion Enforcement Protocol
• Pa. Judge Won't Ax $70M Risperdal Breast-Growth Verdict
• FDA Updates Warnings For Antibiotics Class
• Insurer Asks Pa. Judge To Nix Building Collapse Coverage
• NHL Commish Disputes Link Between Hockey & Brain Injuries
• Drugmakers Say Rulings Don't Back Chicago Opioid Case
• FDA, Nonprofits Ask Ninth Circ. To Stay Perchlorate Case
• Intimidating Coconut Oil Maker Needs Sanctions, Court Told
• Adidas Asserts Class Bid Is Overbroad In Defective Shoe Suit
• FDA Warning Wire: 'Slimy Build-Up' At Big Salad Co.
• Disney Unit Pleads Guilty In Harrison Ford's 'Star Wars' Injury
• And Now A Word From The Panel: 4 All-Star MDLs
• Driver In Tesla Autopilot Crash Was Speeding, NTSB Says
• Insurer Sues EBay, Amazon Over Fire Damage At Home
• Fiat Drivers In Car Hacking Suit Say Too Late To Arbitrate
• 5th Circ. Again Will Not Resurrect Plane Parts FCA Suit
• Melitta Fires Back At Class Cert. Bid In Coffee Label Suit
• Girardi Says Ex-Client Can't Support Delay Of Fraud Claims
• Saint-Gobain Says Chemical Claims Shouldn't Be Remanded
• 2nd Circ. GM Ruling Shows Value Of Debtor's Disclosures
• Recent Off-Label Device Cases Are A Road Map For The Future
• Eliminating Ultrahazardous Activity Liability In Enviro Cases
• A Big Question For Self-Driving Car Developers
• Testing The UBE: Portable But Inaccurate Bar Exam Scores
• Los Angeles County Sues To Force SoCalGas Well Upgrades
• Couple Indicted After Meningitis Outbreak Want Charges Axed
• DuPont Urges 5th Circ. To Nix FCA, Retaliation Suit
• CVS' Vitamin E Actually Bad For Heart, 1st Circ. Told
• Exxon Still Owes $8.5M From Valdez Spill, Fish Co. Says
• Consumers Fight Pfizer Bid To Escape Lipitor MDL
• Otsuka Asks 6th Circ. For Relief From Abilify FCA Suit
• Merck Urges 9th Circ. To Reject Diabetes Drug Warning Claims
• FTC Fights To Preserve Gray Hair Supplement False Ad Suit
• The Biggest Fla. Court Decisions Of 2016: Midyear Report
• Tire Cos. Stuck With Same Judge In PCBs Retrial
• FWS Wants Claims Trimmed In Modified-Salmon Dispute
• Ironshore Can't Escape 23andMe Test Accuracy Coverage Spat
• REBUTTAL: Let's Hope The Fla. High Court Undoes Daubert
• Lamorak Says Viking Order Warped In $87M Coverage Row
• Testing The UBE: Missouri Benefits From Uniform Bar Exam
• Minor Convictions In Acclarent Trial Raise Major Questions
• DC Transit Union Fights For Worker Fired In Smoke Disaster
• NBTY Vitamins Falsely Labeled 'Made In USA,' Consumer Says
• Trinity Pushes 5th Circ. To Reverse $663M FCA Judgment
• Shook Hardy Adds Litigation Partner, Of Counsel In Calif.
• GM Can Show Seat Belt Evidence At Ignition Switch Trial
• Iowa Justices Should Weigh Faulty-Work Coverage, Court Told
• Philip Morris Ruling Allows For Regulation, But Not Free Rein
• Roche Wins Appeal Of $18M Verdict In Accutane Suit
• Judge OKs $239M Class Settlement Over Faulty Guns
• Dog Bone Maker Can't Shake Most Of Pet Death Dispute
• USDA Food Safety Data Plan Hints At Larger Institutional Goals
• Pa. Appeals Court Revives Hep C Lawsuits Against UPMC
• WWE Gets Partial Win In Consolidated Concussion Suit
• Retaliatory Lawsuit Could Set Ominous Mass Tort Precedent
• DOT Oil Train Rule Proposes Costly Requirements
• J&J Unit Settles Sinus-Device FCA Suit For $18M
• Anti-Zika Spray Will Hurt Citizens, Puerto Rico Mayor Says
• J&J Unit Fails To Overturn $8M Hip Implant Verdict On Appeal
• 5th Circ. Axes Insurers' Win In Botched Oil Well Dispute
• Tire Cos. Back Law Prof In Bid To Change Judge In PCB Suit
• EPA Pressed To Use New Powers To Tackle 10 Chemicals
• GM Might Have To Recall 4.3M More Cars Over Takata Air Bags
• Saul Ewing Adds Insurance, Litigation Pro From Debevoise
• Abbott Can't Put Depakote Blame On FDA, Mom Tells 6th Circ.
• Just For Men Class Claims Are Legit, Consumers Say
• Plaintiffs Attys Seek $600M Payout For Deepwater Work
• Cabot Says It Was Dinged $4M For Pre-Existing Pollution
• Ex-Cardinals Can't Fly From NFL Concussion MDL Yet
• AutoZone Fights Doc Requests In Defective Engine Part Row
• Archer Daniels Faces Class Action Over Deadly Horse Feed
• Ethicon Says Professor Unfit To Testify In Pelvic Mesh MDL
• FTC Finally Weighs In On 'All Natural' Labeling Claims
• Latecomers Can't Join Building Fire Class Action, Parties Say
• Experian Wants Out Of Spat Over AT&T Authorized Retailers
• Surgery Center Can't Trim Meningitis MDL, Tenn. Judge Told
• McCormick Tries To Shake False Ad Suit Over Pepper Product
• Endo Fluoride Labeling Suit Survives Dismissal Bid
• 7th Circ. 'Pill Mill' Ruling Ushers In Nuisance Coverage
• CPSC Officials Blast Transparency Criticisms
• LeClairRyan Adds Product, Premises Liability Pro In Newark
• Penn State Insurer Says School Can't Do 180 On Evidence
• DOT Oil Train Rule Sparks Security, Compliance Concerns
• Ex-Manatt Partner Joins Reed Smith Insurance Recovery Team
• NJ High Court Rejects Consolidation Of VW Emissions Cases
• United Pet Foods Resolves Toxic Dog, Mink Feed Spat
• Fees Objectors Blasted In Chinese Drywall MDL
• Prompted By Goodell, NFL Concussion Adviser Retires
• HP Says Printer Buyer Can't Certify False Ad Suit
• Canada Attunes Dangerous Goods Transportation To US Rules
• Ex-Acclarent Execs Beat Felony Off-Label Fraud Charges
• Honeywell Loses NJ Fight For Asbestos Defense Insurance
• Rust-Oleum Deck Paint MDL Close To Settlement, Attys Say
• Judge Limits Claims In Electrolux Moldy Washer Row
• NFL Player's Widow Wins Bid To Remand Concussion Suit
• Enbridge Pays $177M To Settle Suit Over 2010 Pipeline Spills
• 9th Circ. Questions Ford's Free Speech Args In Defect Suit
• Pfizer Reaches Settlement In Drug-Risk Securities Suit
• Ex-NFL Player Sues Lloyd's Over Concussion Coverage Denial
• PG&E Can't Strike Emails, Docs In Pipeline Blast Trial
• Conair Can't Slim Subclasses In Hair Dryer Row, Buyers Say
• 3 Ways Firms Bring Out The Worst In Attorneys
• Ex-Girardi Client Said Settlement Fraud Was News To Him
• Mich. Environmental Officials Seek To Skirt Flint Water Suit
• Ill. AG Builds State's Profile As Tough Consumer Advocate
• NY Probe Backs Shoppers' Whole Foods Suit, 2nd Circ. Told
• Insurer Says Firm Moved Too Slow On Wrongful Death Defense
• Smoker's Widower Awarded $1.5M In Engle Trial
• FDA Warning Wire: Penicillin Contamination And Cockroaches
• States Accuse VW Of Emissions Cover-Up, Enviro Violations
• Honest Co. Can't Nix Dishonest Labeling Claims, Buyers Say
• Wash. Tribe Joins Suit Over FDA's Modified Salmon Approval
• Enviro Consultant Wants Out Of Mall's Pep Boys Cleanup Suit
• NYCHA Can't Revive Asbestos Removal Bid, 3rd Circ. Says
• India Looks To Dodge $450M US Retaliation In Poultry Row
• Target Bid To DQ Attys Over Alleged Insurance Conflict Denied
• Consumers Say Kraft Heinz Can't Toss False Label Suit
• Coca-Cola Can't Halt 'No Artificial Flavors' Labeling MDL
• Insurance Co. Must Defend 'Pill Mill' Suit, 7th Circ. Says
• Faulty Blood Test Suits Pile Up Against Theranos, Walgreens
• Electric Boat Evidence 'Fraud' Needs Sanction, Court Told
• REBUTTAL: NY Joins Everyone Else On Insurance Allocation
• VPN Dilemma: Anonymous Expression Vs. Defamation
• Several States To Sue VW Over Environmental Violations
• Porsche Can't Get Quick Win In Paul Walker Crash Suit
• WWE Hit With New Lawsuit Over Brain Injuries
• Fla. Court Cuts Interest From $93M Carpet Resin Verdict
• Flint Residents Say Suit Is About More Than Drinking Water
• 'Catastrophic' Engine Defect Suits Swell Against VW, Audi
• Miss. Atty Ducks Texas Firm's Suit Over Toxic Tort Case JV
• Noodle Maker Agrees To Shut Down Unsanitary Plant
• Atty In BP Fraud Case Can't Nix Late Evidence, Judge Says
• AIG Needn't Cover Unfair Competition Suit, Court Told
• Pa. Judge Won't Nix Tylenol Causation Study From MDL
• Eli Lilly Says Brazil Entity Covered In Contamination Row
• J&J Talcum Powder Suits Should All Go To Ill., JPML Told
• Stay Bid Fought In Monster, Best Buy HDMI False Ad Row
• Tesoro Strikes $425M Deal With EPA, DOJ Over Emissions
• AutoZone Avoiding Discovery In Engine Part Row, Court Told
• Power Cos. Slam Cancer Expert For Pa. Nuke Suit At 3rd Circ.
• Kawasaki Rider Asks High Court To Admit Expert Testimony
• Apple Says IPhone User's 2nd Try At Wi-Fi Defect Suit Fails
• Appvion's Redactions Can't Be Trusted, Superfund Judge Told
• Zip Line Injury Coverage Row Won't Wait For Liability Suit
• 5th Circ. Won't Rehear DQ Of Attys From BP Claims Program
• GM Might Have to Pay $1B In Stock After 2nd Circ. Ruling
• Chipotle Objects To Expert's Labeling Evidence In GMO Suit
• FTC Frees Kimberly-Clark From False Ad Case, Co. Says
• Film Ratings Aren't Protected Speech, Father Says
• How Law Firms Can Create Next-Generation Office Spaces
• TSCA Reforms Won't Help With Calif.'s Product Safety Issues
• Takata Settles Air Bag Suit With Deceased Driver's Family
• GM Gets 'Economic Loss' Claims Trimmed In Ignition MDL
• 2nd Circ. Says 'Buyer Beware' In GM Ruling On Ch. 11 Sale
• Fitbit Can't Put Sleep Tracker Suit To Bed, Judge Says
• Twinings Says Antioxidant Class Can't Win
• GlaxoSmithKline Denied Bid To Unpause Philly Paxil Litigation
• AXIS, Federal Must Pay In Oil Explosion Suit, Liberty Says
• American Optical Poised To Halve $32M Bad Respirator Loss
• Paccar Engine Suit In Need Of Repair, Judge Says
• Stunted-Chicken Ruling Hatches Fight Over Defect Exclusions
• Auto Industry Whistleblower Bill Approved By House
• Judge Will Rethink Part Of Coverage Ruling On Leak Suits
• Calif. Olive Oil Buyers Win Cert. In False Ad Row
• Calif. Officials Propose Safety Regs For Oil Refineries
• Freight Rail Cos. Urge FRA To Ditch Proposed Train Crew Rule
• Miami Canal Doesn't Fall Under Maritime Law, 11th Circ. Told
• DynCorp Chem Spray Suit Given Second Wind
• Smokers' Rights Groups Sue FDA Over New Tobacco Regs
• BP Hikes Deepwater Horizon Spill Bill To $62B
• Sen. Thune Wants Answers On Tesla Autopilot Technology
• Wildfire Ruling 'Eviscerates' Policy Distinctions, Insurer Says
• Defending Against A New Generation Of Toxic Torts
• Why The Florida Supreme Court Shouldn't Undo Daubert
• GM Faces Potential Mountain Of New Claims In Ignition MDL
• Widow To Take Disputed GM Fatal Crash Deal To 2nd Circ.
• Court Properly Voided Heinz's $25M Policy, 3rd Circ. Hears
• Atty Sues Firms Over Share Of $30M Bristol-Myers Settlement
• Lipozene Class Cert. Process Should Go Forward, Court Told
• Oil Co. Enters Plea For 2011 Spill, Urges Quick Sentencing
• Insurers Back Reconsideration Bid In Chemical Coverage Spat
• NY Contractor Vows To Ignore Judge's Order After Conviction
• Jury Hears Rival Portraits Of Acclarent Execs In Fraud Trial
• $75M NCAA Concussion Deal Gets Preliminary Approval
• Chubb Must Give Up Records In NHL Head Injury MDL
• Calif. Air Board Turns Up Nose At VW Emissions Recall Plan
• Lawnmower Co. Not Liable In Man's Death, 8th Circ. Rules
• Insurer Says Octopus Coverage Spat Needs To Reach Further
• New NCAA Injury Suits Could Be Negated By Concussion Deal
• Chiefs Players Must Wait On Bid To Exit NFL Concussion MDL
• Consumer Reports Says Tesla Should Disable Autopilot
• Honeywell Blasts Gov't Bid To Expand Body Armor FCA Row
• GM MDL Should Continue After 2nd Circ. Ruling, Drivers Say
• Safeway Off The Hook For One Underfilled Tuna Can Claim
• Obama Must Hit Brakes On Self-Driving Cars, Groups Say
• Relator Says New Evidence, Escobar Save Plane Parts FCA
• FDA's Guidance On Medical Device Data Needs Improvement
• Dunkin' Donuts Can't Ditch Suit Over Carcinogen Labeling
• Taurus Reneging In $30M Faulty Gun Deal, Court Told
• J&J Asks 5th Circ. To Hurry Hip MDL Appeal
• PHMSA Floats New High-Hazard Flammable Train Rule
• Supplement Maker Slammed Over Allegedly Toxic Drink
• Portland 8th City To Sue Monsanto Over PCB Pollution
• Pa. Justices To Mull Proof Required In Bus Injury Case
• Seeger Weiss' Vioxx Deal Doesn't Bar Suit, 5th Circ. Told
• Sunoco Settles EPA Suit Over Texas, Okla. Oil Spills
• J&J Urges Pa. Judge To Nix $70M Risperdal Verdict
• No New Trial After $21M Toxic Water Verdict
• NHTSA Asks For Tesla Autopilot Details In Deadly Crash
• Chicago Says Monster Energy Drink Ruling Backs Opioid Case
• Coca-Cola Says No Hidden Motives In Pausing Labeling MDL
• FDA Overreaching With Tobacco Rule Expansion: E-Cig Cos.
• Escobar Restores Bulletproof Vest FCA Claims, Gov't Says
• GM Ignition Switch Claims Resurrected By 2nd Circ.
• Warning: Don't Overwarn On Product Labels
• NHTSA Autonomous Vehicle Rules Take An Unexpected Turn
• Anda Asks 11th Circ. To Return Coverage In 'Pill Mill' Case
• Sports Supplement Co.'s False Ad Suit Tossed
• Oil Co. Must Face Texas Brine's Claims In Sinkhole Suit
• GNC Says Investors Can't Back Up Illegal Drug Suit
• GM Driver In Ignition Bellwether Wants Accident Experts Out
• Apple, Google, Samsung Can't Evade Distracted-Driving Suit
• IKEA Dresser Recall Widens To China
• Pigeon Poop Not My Problem, Insurer Says
• 5th Circ. Backs Court's Right To Snub BP Claim Fights
• Lipozene Buyer Fights Maker's Bid To Toss False Ad Suit
• 10th Circ. Rejects Homeowner Claims Of Goodyear Defect
• Trampoline Park's Arbitration Clause Too Vague, Court Says
• Unilever Gets Initial OK For $3.25M Deal In Hair Product Row
• 2 Men Burned By E-Cigs Say Manufacturer, Retailers Liable
• P&G Seeks To Scrub Fixodent MDL After Experts Nixed
• Escobar Can't Revive Airplane Parts FCA Suit, Northrop Says
• Defending Against Product Liability Down Under
• Insurer Must Face Chicago Hospital Construction Injury Suit
• Fiat Chrysler Says Drivers In Hacking Suit Agreed To Arbitrate
• Farmers Buck Preemption Arguments In Syngenta Corn MDL
• Egg Farm Says Nonprofit Can't Duck 'Organic' Label Case
• Insurance Co. Says Testosterone Marketing Suit Must Stand
• Fiat Chrysler Botched-Recall Suit Sent To Bankruptcy Court
• Hyundai Reaches Deal In Sonata Owners' Engine Failure Suit
• Carter's, OshKosh Push For Nixing Of False Markdown Suit
• SEC Investigating Tesla Over Autopilot Crash Disclosures
• NH Residents Want Saint-Gobain Chemical Suit Remanded
• FDA Hits Back At Enviros Seeking Perchlorate Ruling
• A Primer On Anda's 'Pill Mill' Coverage Battle With Travelers
• 2nd Circ. Denies Bhopalis' Bid To Certify Worker Question
• Pet Food Co. Seeks Final Deal Approval Over Product Claims
• Kimberly-Clark Says Med Center Knew Risk Of Gowns
• Sunoco Pipeline Faces $1.5M Fine For Texas Safety Violations
• Boiron Says Jury Verdict Is Binding In False Ad Row
• How To Close A Law Firm — Practically And Ethically
• Tea Drinkers Hit Back At Bigelow's Bid To End Antioxidant Suit
• Dealing With Product Liability Down Under
• Tobacco Cos. Bolster Bid For Justices' Take On $125M Award
• Monsanto Fails To Dodge Roundup Cancer Allegations
• Acclarent Execs Ask Judge To Halt 'Confusing' Prosecution
• 9th Circ. Reenergizes Part Of Monster False Ad Row
• The Impact Of TSCA Reform Is Approaching Fast
• FDA Offers Guidance For Updating Some Generic Labels
• Philip Morris Loses Uruguay Packaging Arbitration
• Judge Urged Not To Rethink Coverage Ruling On Leak Suits
• Coffee Drinkers Press Class Cert. In Melitta Labeling Suit
• More Than 100 Plaintiffs Need New Attys In Zimmer MDL
• Flint Suit Won't Step On EPA's Toes, Judge Says
• The Dark Side Of French Contract Law, In Light Of Reform
• US Asks WTO For $450M In Tariffs In India Poultry Dispute
• NHTSA Probes Harley-Davidson Bikes Over Brake Failures
• Jury Awards $500K Punitive Damages In DuPont Cancer MDL
• Inherent Risk Ends Insurers' Libyan Terror Attacks Suit
• Has Calif. Removed A Part Of The Component Parts Rule?
• Theranos CEO Holmes Gets 2-Year Lab Ownership Ban
• DuPont's 'Malice' Could Multiply Its Cancer MDL Liabilities
• BP Tells 5th Circ. No Need To Revive $266B FCA Suit
• St. Jude Ends Investor Suit Over Cardiac Devices For $39M
• FDA Cold On Freezing Treatments
• NHTSA Probes 2nd Possible Self-Driving Tesla Crash
• 2nd Circ. Poses Insurance Query To Calif. Supreme Court
• Riddell Hit With Head Injury Suit By NFL Legend
• Slowing The Tide Of Detergent Pod Litigation
• Dooney & Bourke False Ad Suit Has Legs, Shoppers Say
• Volkswagen To Pay $86M To Calif. For Emissions Penalties
• Evolving Insurance Coverage For Nanotechnology Risks
• Senate Moves GMO Labeling Bill Forward
• The Smart Money Is Not Following Traditional Law Firms
• Pa. Justices Rebuff Appeal Over Gold's Gym Injury Waiver
• Bayer Admissions Can Carry IUD Claims, Consumers Say
• NJ Drug Co. Pleads Guilty To Gel Contamination Charges
• BlackBerry Beats Defect Suit Over Syncing Of Contacts
• Indoor Football Player Says Arena Can't Tackle Knee Injury Suit
• Pfizer, Chicago Reach Opioid Marketing Pact
• Eli Lilly Escapes Cymbalta User's Withdrawal Class Action
• New Mexico Wants VW Emissions Suit Back In State Court
• The Honest Co. Wants False Advertising Suit Tossed
• Railroad Asks 8th Circ. To Revive $7.7M Tanker Spill Suit
• Whole Foods Overcharge Claims Underwhelm, 2nd Circ. Told
• Alabama Gov. Beats Back Suit Over Use Of BP Spill Funds
• CSPC Recalls 500,000 Hoverboards For Fire Risk
• Award In J&J Hip Implant Bellwether Trial Slashed To $150M
• Girardi Says Revised Settlement-Skimming Suit Still Fails
• Arthur Olick, Anderson Kill Bankruptcy Chair, Dead At 85
• Veolia Says Flint Complaint 'Odyssey' Should Be Chucked
• Hyland Can't Dodge Homeopathic False Ad Claims For Now
• 8th Circ. Upholds Jail Terms For Egg Execs Over Salmonella
• DuPont Hit With $5.1M Verdict In 2nd Cancer Bellwether Trial
• Halliburton Can't Scrap Expert In Asbestos Liability Suit
• NJ High Court Extends Toxic Tort Liability Beyond Spouses
• Coca-Cola Accused Of Delay Tactics In Labeling MDL
• Calif. Courts Split On Prebirth Exposure Limitations Period
• Union Carbide Slams Bhopal Residents' NY Cert. Bid
• RFP Lessons: 5 Ways Law Firms Can Beat Frustration
• J&J, DePuy Can't Put Texas Hip Implant MDL On Hold
• Tobacco Cos. At Fault For Woman's Cancer Death, Jury Told
• GM, Engine Maker Say Fuel-Efficiency Suit Has No Teeth
• FDA Green Lights Abbott's Dissolving Coronary Stent
• DOT Issues Proposed Regs For Hazardous Materials Transport
• $16M Compton Superfund Settlement Tossed As Too Vague
• Reinsurer Says Recent Ruling Doesn't Apply In Utica Spat
• 'UV-Proof' Roof Tile Buyers Win Class Status In Calif.
• FDA Warning Wire: Gluten, Rodents, Falsified Records
• Abbott Tells 6th Circ. Depakote Testimony Correctly Limited
• NHTSA To Probe Ford Explorers Over Exhaust Leak
• Missing Transcripts Grounds To Ax Verdict Appeal: Pa. Court
• Chobani Says Greek Yogurt Labeling Suit Has No Case
• 8th Circ. Upholds Verdict Clearing Dorel In Boy's Death
• Pallet Maker Seeks Out Of Starbucks Moldy Coffee Suit
• Jeep Owners Request Class Cert. In Botched-Recall Spat
• Lowe's, Armstrong Fight Flooring Formaldehyde Class Action
• The Ripple Effects Of Tesla's Autopilot Tragedy
• RFP Lessons: 7 Tips To Improve Your Responses
• City Of Lansing Sues For Coverage Of Sewage Overflow
• Judge Won't Stop Yogurt Label Suit Over Soured Co-Counsel
• NFL Teams Not Off Hook For Ex-Players' Painkiller Claims
• Beleaguered Theranos' Bad Lab Tests Queried By Dems
• Ex-Flint Officials Say They're Immune From Contamination Suit
• FDA Wants Claims Cut From Modified Salmon Dispute
• Home Depot Wants Out Of Whirlpool Energy Star Label Row
• Justices Urged To Take Up FCA Row Over Bayer Anthrax Drug
• Dopamine Agonist Drugs Need Compulsion Warning: Group
• Utility Seeks To Block Records In Pipeline Blast Trial
• Ill. Court Upholds Insurer's Suit Over Roof Collapse
• Product Liability Cases To Watch: Midyear Report
• Tobacco Cos. Ask High Court To Undo Arbitration Reversal
• Game Platform Accused Of Fostering Teenage Gambling
• Seventh Generation Settles 'Natural' Claims For $4.5M
• Feds Blast Easing Of House Arrest For Exec Murder Suspect
• Tobacco Giants Largely Avoid Blame In Engle Progeny Trial
• Lawmakers Urge EPA To Bolster Lead And Copper Water Rule
• CPSC Chair Praises Industry Push For Window Blind Safety
• Saudi Arabia Walks Back 4-Year Ban On US Beef
• 2nd Circuit Affirms Tossing Mirena Claims Against Bayer
• Tennis Fan Hits Back At Head Racquet Bid To Squash Ad Row
• Brexit: Consequences For EU Chemicals Law Compliance
• J&J Unit Slammed With $70M Verdict In Philly Risperdal Trial
• Brazilian Court Blocks $2.3B Dam Collapse Settlement
• GM Didn't Mislead Possible Class Members In Fuel Suit
• Chocolate Class Actions Show Limits Of Food Label Claims
• When Successor Liability And Bankruptcy Principles Collide
• RFP Lessons: A General Counsel's List Of Law Firm Mistakes