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Product Liability - January, 2017

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• Gorsuch Likely To Restore Scalia-Era High Court Balance
• Gorsuch's Credentials Could Prove Troubling To Opposition
• 3 Gorsuch Opinions You Need To Read Right Now
• 7th Circ. Dismisses Discovery Appeal Over Superfund Site
• Trump Nominates Judge Gorsuch For High Court Seat
• Ironhorse Escapes Coverage In Condo Repair Damage Suit
• Drivers Fight Ford Bid To End Power Steering Defect Claims
• Da Vinci Robot Maker Escapes Suit Over Metal Debris
• Oil Shipping Co. Seeks 5th Circ. Review of $20M Spill Case
• FDA Warning Wire: A Winter Enforcement Storm
• Jurors To Hear Of Depakote Delay Link Despite FDA Block
• Salvation Army, Building Owner Blamed In Philly Collapse Trial
• Wilson Elser Adds Ex-Gray Robinson Med Mal Duo In Orlando
• FDA's Streamlined Requirements For Combination Products
• Tepco, GE Urge 9th Circ. To Toss Sailors' $1B Fukushima Suit
• States Make Final Push To Remand VW Diesel Cases
• Flint Residents File $772M Suit Saying EPA Ignored Lead
• Ex-Players Say Riddell Lied About Football Helmet Safety
• FDA, Industry Face Hurdles With Trump Regulatory Overhaul
• First J&J Talc Cancer Trial In Calif. Set For July
• Judge Vacates Hunting Co.'s $3.8M Verdict In False Ad Row
• Trump Fires Acting AG For Defiance On Immigration Ban
• NFL's Bid To Toss Lone CTE Suit Shot Down In NY
• Chem Case Belongs In Indiana State Court, Homeowners Say
• 'Remarkable' E-Cig Liquid Law Partly Put Out By 7th Circ.
• FieldTurf Faces NJ Lawmakers Over Consumer Allegations
• Ex-NFLer Turf Injury Suit Belongs in Fed. Court, Texans Say
• Chicago Fights Latest Effort To Kill Opioid Addiction Suit
• GE Unit Wins Arbitration Bid In $45M Steel Co. Row
• Monsanto Says Port Of Portland's PCB Suit Is Time-Barred
• VA Search For Tainted-Water Docs Inadequate, Vets Say
• A Look At New EPA Composite Wood Formaldehyde Limits
• Philly Lawyer Settles Suit Over Banquet Food Poisoning
• Love And Law In The Age Of Trump
• Audi To Recall 600K Vehicles Over Air Bag, Pump Issues
• Family Must Arbitrate $45M Verizon Suit For Failed 911 Calls
• Hyundai Wants Sonata Brake Suit Tossed
• FDA Memo Does Not Simplify 1st Amendment Considerations
• Trump Signs 'One In, Two Out' Order On Rulemaking
• The State Of The Litigation Finance Industry In 2017
• 9th Circ. Backs Millennium In $8.7M False Ad Coverage Suit
• Hess Told To Clarify Claims In Oil Well Valve Failure Suit
• Calif. Appeals Court Says Bone Doc Not Expert In Nexium Suit
• Bourbon Buyer Drops False Ad Suit Over Aging Claims
• RJR Responsible For Smoker's Death, Jury Told
• Hyland Homeopathic Teething Tablets Are Toxic, FDA Says
• Calif. Consumers Say New Balance Fails 'Made In USA' Test
• GE Says Tardy Arbitration Bid Is Steel Co. Insurers' Fault
• Ford Slapped With Suit Over Decelerating Vehicles
• High-Sugar Foods Can't Be 'Healthy,' FDA Hears
• Lead Attys Want Discovery Sanctions In Bayer MDL Fee War
• Allstate Sues Device Co., NY Docs Over Insurance Scheme
• Pa. Court Won't Revive Asbestos Suit Barred By Bankruptcy
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Northrop's Cleanup Coverage Bid
• Health Hires: Lewis Brisbois, DLA Piper, Proskauer, Epstein
• Takata Must Pay Seat Belt Tester's Legal Fees, Judge Says
• Federal Automated Vehicles Policy: A Work In Progress
• 'Complex' Acid-Reflux Drug Litigation Gives JPML Heartburn
• Tackle's Widow Hits NFL, Riddell With Wrongful Death Suit
• No Delay For Approaching Talc Trials, Mo. High Court Rules
• Ex-Accutane User's Time Limit Win May Draw Drug Suits To NJ
• 5th Circ. Won't Consolidate Hip MDL Bellwether Appeals
• L'Oréal Hit With False Ad Suit Over 'Pro-Keratin' Products
• Engineer Involved In Philly Crash Sues Amtrak Over Injuries
• NY, La. Eyed For MDL Consolidation Of Blood-Thinner Suits
• DC Metro Says Union's Worker Rehire Bid Undermines Safety
• Minn., Okla. Look To Move VW Suits Back Home
• Zimmer Gets Win In 3rd Knee Implant Bellwether
• Monsanto Fights To End Calif. Cities' PCBs Nuisance Row
• 4th Circ. Backs $3M Pelvic Mesh Verdict
• NFL Players' Opioid Suit Likely Sacked, But Can Try Again
• VW's Diesel Emissions Guilty Plea Expected In February
• NFL Concussion Class Calls $20M Fee Bid Premature
• GSK Says No Basis For Fraud Claims In Zofran MDL
• Pittsburgh Board Of Ed. Can Be Held Liable In Asbestos Case
• VW Compliance Head To Depart Due To 'Differences'
• 6 Ways To Get More From A Limited Budget For Trial Graphics
• The Road To Recall: Evaluating Substantial Product Hazards
• Late Innings: Top Enviro Decisions From Final Days Of 2016
• Exxon's Bid To Limit $34M Of MTBE Damages Attacked
• Sedgwick Partners To Open Litigation Firm Tanenbaum Keale
• Philly Building Collapse Victims Accused Of Seeking Revenge
• Judge Keeps State Claims In 5-Hour Energy False Ad MDL
• CORRECTED: Firm Seeks Del. Chancery Confirmation Of Manager Ouster
• BNSF Must Face Suit Over Conductor's Death, Justices Told
• Cancer Survivor Rebuts DuPont's Bid To Split Up Teflon Trial
• Judge Excluded Zoloft MDL Expert Too Soon, 3rd Circ. Told
• Pfizer Returns Fire In Advil-Tylenol Advertising Suit
• NJ Lawmakers Probing Allegedly Defective Turf Sales
• Hartford Gets Help In Tempur-Sealy Coverage Challenge
• Blue Diamond Sued Over Almond Milk Nutrition Claims
• New Jersey's TCCWNA: New Year, Same Uncertainty
• ADT Agrees To End Alarm Hackability Suits With Settlement
• FDA Warning Wire: Zimmer Rapped In Inspection, Again
• Owner, Salvation Army Blamed For Fatal Philly Collapse
• NHTSA Declines Advocacy Group's Emergency Brake Petition
• And Now A Word From The Panel: A Year Of Vanishing MDLs
• Glaxo Looks To Bar FDA, Plea Evidence From Paxil Trial
• NHL Expert Questions Omalu's Football Concussion Findings
• Gamers Fight To Keep Suit Over Online 'GTA' Play
• AutoZone Can't Escape Faulty Part Suit
• NJ Justices Apply That State's Time Limit To $25M Drug Suit
• Boat Captain's Retrial Bid Sunk In Oil Platform Crash Case
• Purdue Sued By Wash. City Over Costs Of Opioid Crisis
• Football Mom Says Firm's Deal For Teen's Injury Was 'Woeful'
• PG&E To Pay $3M Fine For San Bruno Explosion
• Volvo Owners Urge 7th Circ. To Revive Electric SUV Suit
• Volkswagen's $1.6B Dealership Settlement Gets Final OK
• Wilson Won't Replace Busted Louisville Sluggers, Buyers Say
• GSK Seeks Win In Denture Cream Health Effects MDL
• Toys R Us Not At Fault In Girl's Bike Injury, Jury Says
• Punitive Awards Test DuPont's Plan To Shed Cancer Liabilities
• Ex-Girardi Client Fights Lockheed Fraud Case Dismissal
• 3 Tons Of Chicken Dish Recalled Over Contamination Risk
• Dueling Insurers Lose Quick Win Bids In YMCA Coverage Row
• Hyundai Buyers' False Ad Suits Over Mileage Get Trimmed
• Zimmer Wants Claims Limited In Knee Implant Trial
• NHL Opposes Remand Of Boogaard's Wrongful Death Suit
• Insurers Seek Escape From Coconut Oil Class Suit Defense
• Consumers Fight Alere Dismissal Bid In Blood Test Suit
• New Mexico AG Targets Takata, Automakers Over Air Bags
• Cybersecurity And The Economic Loss Doctrine
• Daimler Looks To Put Brakes On US Emissions Fraud Claims
• Calif. Judge Trims Supplement Buyer's False Ad Suit
• What 2016 Taught Us About Marketing And Advertising Law
• Home Depot Escapes Whirlpool Energy Star Label Row
• Obama's FDA Leaves Mark With Last-Minute Policy Blitz
• Texas Jury Clears Harley-Davidson In Accident Suit
• Buyers, Lowe's Settle Flooring Formaldehyde Class Action
• Hatchimals Buyers Say Defect Cracked Their Christmas Fun
• Fiat Chrysler Investors Sue Over Emissions, Recall Missteps
• Head Of Meningitis-Linked Pharmacy Called Regulators Inept
• FDA Works To Regulate Manufacture Of Smokeless Tobacco
• Cheese Cos. Get 3 Years' Probation For Adulterated Product
• NHL Says Boston U. CTE Center Won't Hand Over Documents
• Insurers Say GE Can't Arbitrate $45M Steel Co. Row
• ConAgra Opinion May Repair Ascertainability Circuit Split
• US Tells 5th Circ. Citgo's $81M Spill Fine Should Stick
• Feds Strengthen Rules For Reporting Pipeline Accidents
• Exxon Mobil Gets Part Of La. Chemical Plant Suit Tossed
• Product Liability Group Of The Year: Shook Hardy
• Bayer MDL Firm Fights 'Frivolous' Sanctions In Fee Dispute
• Decoding New FDA Nutrition And Supplement Facts Guidance
• How Litigation Funding Is Bringing Champerty Back To Life
• 'Take-Home' Asbestos Means A Duty Of Care In California
• Product Liability Group Of The Year: King & Spalding
• The Lawyer Who Will Shape Trump's Presidency
• Most Influential Judges On Trump's Supreme Court Short List
• In The Polarized Era Of Trump, BigLaw Searches For Balance
• Rolling Back Regulation In The Age Of Trump
• Monsanto Can't Keep Ex-Atty Out Of Syngenta MDL
• Jury Says Truck Crash Victim's Family Entitled To Over $16M
• Ethicon Trims Failure To Warn Claims In Mesh MDL
• Takata Bidders Reportedly To Seek Court-Led Rehab In Japan
• Fitbit Still Can't Shake Shareholder Suit
• 4 Ex-NFL Players Rejoin Concussion Settlement Class
• Brazilian Mining Co. Has Plan To Settle $47.5B Dam Claim
• High Court To Hear Dispute Over Plavix Users' Calif. Ties
• Attracting And Retaining The Millennial Lawyer
• BMW, Tesla, Others Add 652K Cars To Takata Air Bag Recall
• Hip Implant Plaintiff Shows Early Bird May Not Get The Worm
• NHTSA Ends Tesla Probe, Finding No Safety Defect
• Zico Coconut Water 'No Added Sugar' Claim Sparks Suit
• 4th Circ. Backs Ex-Massey CEO's Conspiracy Conviction
• Customer Fights Soap Maker's Bid To Duck 'Natural' Suit
• Colgate Seeks To Brush Away Toothpaste False-Ad Suit
• Wal-Mart's Bike Assembly Causes Injuries, Buyer Says
• 2017 Food And Beverage Industry Outlook: Part 2
• Fla. Sues RJR For Stopping Payments Under Tobacco Deal
• Remington Seeks Final OK Of Faulty Trigger Suit Settlement
• Widow Tells Jury Of Husband's Death From Tainted Steroids
• $5M Deal On J&J Bedtime Baby Products OK'd
• FDA Allows More Input On Off-Label Drug Promotion Limits
• NCR, Feds Strike $200M Deal To End Wis. Superfund Claims
• Product Liability Group Of The Year: Faegre
• Olive Oil Buyers Take 50 Cents A Bottle To End False Ad Suit
• Aussie Turf Co. Says Ex-NFLer Didn't Provide Proper Service
• GM Pays $1M Fine Over Ignition Switch Accounting
• New Claim Of Death Emerges In Xarelto MDL
• Atty DQ Bid In Sunken Ship Case Is Bad-Faith Move: Widows
• Pentax Medical Devices Carry Infection Risk, FDA Says
• It's Time To Change The Law Firm Business Model
• Widow Gave Up Right To Challenge Fatal Crash Deal, GM Says
• FDA Adverse Event Data Release May Mean More Lawsuits
• 2017 Food And Beverage Industry Outlook: Part 1
• Costco Can't Escape Hepatitis Frozen Berry Suit
• Takata Charges Show Execs Not Safe Over Safety Lapses
• Apple Can Prevent Texting-And-Driving But Doesn't: Suit
• Fla. Salesman Pleads Guilty To Selling Expired Lap-Bands
• 9th Circ. Urged To Ax Tempur-Sealy's Class Action Coverage
• Egg Contamination Shouldn't Lead To Jail, High Court Told
• Fighting Irish Ask 1st Circ. To Uphold Arbitral Fault Finding
• FDA's Foreign Offices Are Short-Staffed, Report Says
• Drivers Fight BMW Dismissal Bid In Leaky Engine Suit
• Jury Told Zimmer Skimped On Warnings For Obese Patients
• EPA Says It Can't Pay For Gold King Mine Spill Claims
• Jury Must Decide Concrete's Defectiveness, Pa. Court Rules
• KBR Asks Judge To Nix Iraq Toxic Burn Pit MDL
• LifeLock Can't Revive False Ad Suit Coverage Bid
• Lead Objector Seeks $6M Fee In NCAA Concussion Deal
• Defibrillator Decision Does Not Shock The Conscience
• Amended Rule 37(e): 1 Year Later
• Product Liability Group Of The Year: Covington & Burling
• Key Class Action Takeaways From Briseno V. ConAgra Foods
• Evidence Substantiation Burden May Soon Shift To FTC
• Product Liability Group Of The Year: Bowman & Brooke
• Bayer Gets Freebie As Atty Neglect Sinks Yasmin Suit
• FDA Issues Guidance On How It OKs Device Tests In Humans
• Student-Athlete Attys Seek $15M In NCAA Concussion Deal
• Rail Suit Jurisdiction Dispute Chugs Into Supreme Court
• Spouse Of FTC Witness In Diet Pill Suit Avoids Sanctions
• Pharmacy That Sold Deadly Drugs Touted Safety, Jury Told
• J&J Seeks OK Of $5M Baby-Product False Ad Settlement
• Podhurst Hits Back In Row With NFL Player Estate Over Fees
• DuPont Can't Ax Cancer Causation Claim On Eve Of C8 Trial
• EPA Proposes Risk-Based Chemical Evaluation System
• Fiat Chrysler Faces Consumer Suit Over Emission Software
• Attys Seek $150M In $375M Dow, Boeing Nuke Pollution Deal
• 3 Takata Execs Face Criminal Charges Over Air Bag Scheme
• Avoiding The Hidden Costs Of Bargain-Priced E-Discovery
• Bourbon Maker Wants False Ad Suit Over Drink Age Nixed
• FDA Floats New Oversight Plan On Lab Tests
• Health Care Enforcement Review And 2017 Outlook: Part 1
• Toyota Expands Recall Of Vehicles With Takata Air Bags
• Judge Won't Set 1st Calif. J&J Talc Cancer Trial Date Yet
• Atty Misconduct Not 'Egregious,' Judge Finds In Bayer Suit
• Del. Theranos Suit Docs OK'd For Use In Other Actions
• Baxter To Pay $18M Over IV Fluid-Making Conditions
• VW Exec Will Be Detained, Sent To Face Charges In Mich.
• Noble Asks Texas Justices To Nix $63M Conoco Indemnity
• Agencies At Fault In Meningitis MDL Too, Surgery Center Says
• Navajos Say Contractor Can't Escape Gold King Spill Suit
• Lamorak Tells 2nd Circ. Policy Must Be Read As Written
• NFL Teams Make Another Attempt To Sack Painkiller Suit
• Family Says Mom Didn't Commit Crime In GM Shift Defect Suit
• EPA Moves To Ban Trichloroethylene In Vapor Degreasing
• Ford Adds 800K Vehicles To Takata Air Bag Recall
• Takata Expected To Take Plea, Pay $1B Over Deadly Air Bags
• Helmet Seller Dodges Punitives In Lacrosse Injury Suit
• Apple Deletes Secondhand-IPhone Accuser's Claims
• EPA Says Fiat Chrysler Used Illegal Engine Emission Software
• Saving Lawyers 1 Breath At A Time: Mindfulness In The Law
• Virtual Reality And The Law: Part 2
• FDA Sticks With Suffixes On Biosimilar Names
• Insurer Tells 9th Circ. Millennium Lab Suits Aren't Covered
• Hospital, Doc Escape $1.5M Suit Over Philips Device Injury
• BP Employees Seek Another Chance At ERISA Suit
• Heinz's $25M Tainted-Food Policy Void, 3rd Circ. Says
• Theranos Seeks Out Of Blood-Testing Suits
• EQT Production Beats Proposed Penalty In Gas Well Leak Suit
• Meningitis-Linked Pharmacy Used Fake Names, Jury Told
• Alere Says Home Blood Test Class Action Is Full Of Holes
• Natural Gas Firm Fights Fine Over Kan. Fire In DC Circ.
• HP Nears OK On Laptop WiFi Deal, But Cert. Nixing Unlikely
• 6 VW Executives Indicted Over Emissions Scandal
• Honda Recalls More Vehicles With Takata Air Bags
• Kinross Gold Seeks To Dodge Navajo Gold King Lawsuit
• Soap Maker Wants Suit Over 'Natural' Claims Scrubbed
• 3rd Time Not The Charm For 'Made In The USA' Jeans Deal
• ADT Says No Common Class In Alarm Hackability Suit
• Virtual Reality And The Law: Part 1
• Children's Advil Ad Ban Is Proper, J&J Unit Tells 2nd. Circ.
• Understanding How Blockchain Could Impact Legal Industry
• Why The Learned Intermediary Doctrine Should Survive
• Referee Says DQ'd Attys Violated Fla. Bar Rules
• Amgen Beats Decade-Old Investor Suit Over Off-Label Scheme
• Justices Wary Of Goodyear's 'Direct Cause' Sanction Plea
• FDA Reports Hacking Risk In St. Jude Medical Heart Devices
• BP Investor Attys Seek $24M From $175M Deepwater Deal
• Sanofi Can't Ditch Ex-Worker's FCA Claims Over Cancer Drug
• Feds, PG&E Spar Over Penalty In Pipeline Explosion Case
• Pharmacist Denied Problems Amid Meningitis Probe, Jury Told
• Don't Stiff Industry On EPA Chemical Panel, Chamber Says
• Ford Asks For Quick End To Power Steering Defect Claims
• Sinkhole Insurers Can't Escape Brine Co.'s Claims
• Chem, Oil, Electricity Sectors Next For EPA Safety Net Rule
• WTO Appeals Body To Decide Russia-EU Pork Row By Feb. 23
• FDA OKs Abuse-Deterrent Opioid, Minus Some Label Claims
• NCAA Breached Protective Duty, New Concussion Suit Says
• Fitbit Urges Judge To Force Arbitration In Heart Monitor Row
• Volvo North America Sued Over Rear Camera Glitch
• Suits Over Defective Wright Hip Implant Stems Combined
• Whole Foods Hit With Class Action Over Supplement Claims
• Volkswagen To Pay $4.3B, Plead Guilty In DOJ Emissions Suit
• 2 States, 2 Visions For Driverless Vehicle Regulation
• Amgen Argues Decade-Old Derivative Suit Still Lacks Facts
• The Firms That Dominated In 2016
• Drug Wholesalers To Pay $36M Over W.Va. Pill Mill Claims
• Policy Doesn't Cover Octopus Mislabeling Suit, Insurer Says
• Criminal Suit Accuses VW Execs Of Deceiving Regulators
• 5th Circ. Asked To Consolidate Hip MDL Bellwether Appeals
• Atty Group Says Navajo Casino Tort Suit Belongs In NM Court
• Land O'Lakes Urges 7th Circ. To Revive Tainted-Whey Suit
• Meningitis Outbreak Was Murder, Feds Tell Jury
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Mars Can't Toss Deceptive Rice Labeling Suit
• Popular Memory Booster Lacks Proof Of Benefits, FTC Says
• FTC Tests Limits Of Data Security Power In D-Link Action
• Atrium Medical Accused Of Hiding Surgical Mesh Risks
• Top 5 Drug And Device Developments Of 2016
• Guacamole Co. Hit With Suit Over 'All Natural' Product
• NY, Entergy Strike Deal To Close Indian Point Nuke Plant
• GM Drivers Say Sale Doesn't Bar Ignition Switch Claims
• Opposing Class Cert. At 9th Circ. Just Got Tougher
• Course Corrections For Oil Spill Cleanup Reimbursements
• Mazda Slims Faulty Clutch Row But Buyers Get Another Shot
• Take Slashed Verdict Or Face New Med Mal Trial, Family Told
• GE Says Arbitration Clause Sweeps Up Steel Mill's Insurers
• Late Junior Seau's Doctor Accepts Probation In Calif.
• Drug Wholesaler Cops To $100M Prescription Meds Fraud
• EPA Finds Water Quality Back To Pre-Gold King Spill Levels
• Supplier Aims To Deny Quick Win In Pet Food Coverage Case
• J&J Settles Latest Risperdal Case Before Trial
• Gov't Greenlights Emissions Fix For Some VW Diesel Cars
• Norton Rose Litigation Partner Returns From K&L Gates
• Pa. Judge Won't Ax $13.7M Pelvic Mesh Award
• Is Restaurant Menu Labeling On ACA Chopping Block?
• The Duty To Supplement Expert Reports: Part 2
• 5 Insights From General Electric's Alex Dimitrief
• NJ Appeals Judge And Mass Tort Jurist Carol Higbee Dies
• Enviros Say Fla. City Illegally Discharges Sewage Into Ocean
• Port Of Portland Hits Monsanto With PCB Suit
• Ex-NFL Players Hit Back At League Over Painkillers
• Va. Cop Can't Sue Navy Over Training Injury, 4th Circ. Rules
• D-Link Sued By FTC Over Security Flaws In Routers, Cameras
• J&J Denied Delay Request In Talc Cancer Missouri Trials
• Shipyard Operator Will Pay $700K For Worker Lead Exposure
• Houston Firm Wants High Court Review Of Fen-Phen Fee Row
• Enviros Sue DOT Again Over Enbridge Spill Plan Approval
• 9th Circ. Stays False Ad Appeal After E-Cig Co.'s Ch. 11
• The Duty To Supplement Expert Reports: Part 1
• Coca-Cola, Trade Group Sued Over False Sugary Drink Ads
• DuPont Hit With $10.5M Punitive Verdict In Cancer Trial
• RJR, Philip Morris Win Reduction To Engle Damage Awards
• Navajo Casino Tort Suit Belongs In NM Court, 10th Circ. Told
• DuPont Urges Jury To Forgo Punitives After $2M Verdict
• VW To Face Investors' Suit Over Emissions Scandal In US
• Arnold & Itkin DQ Sought In Sunken Cargo Ship Case
• Sony Gets Early Nod On Settlement In Vaio Laptop Defect Suit
• Judge Won't Toss Expert In Zimmer Trial, But Trims Claims
• Food Processing Cos. Dodge Modified Corn Export Suit
• Feds Kill Bid To Divvy Settlements In Wis. Superfund Suit
• Six Flags Nixes Warranty Claims For Coaster Injury
• Wholesaler To Pay WV $3.5M Over Suspicious Drug Orders
• Pa. Justices Snub Appeal Over NCAA's Place In Death Suit
• Potential SAFETY Act Issues For Insurers To Consider
• Heart Monitor Suit In No Shape For Cert., Treadmill Co. Says
• $9M Wis. Superfund Settlement Gets Judge's OK
• Families Hit Back At GSK'S Zofran Fraud Dismissal Bid
• Punitive Damages: Post-Campbell, Questions Remain
• Legal Loopholes For Dietary Supplements Must Be Sealed
• Talking 'Bull': Episode 10, E.J.
• J&J Gets $1B Damages Cut In Half In Hip Verdict
• Fed. Circ. Gives Vaccine Injury Case A Second Chance
• AbbVie Can't Trim Report In Testosterone Replacement MDL
• Ex-NFLer Says Texans Turf Injury Suit Belongs In State Court
• NYC Vaping Ban Is Constitutional, NY Appeals Court Rules
• 9th Circ. Upholds Cert. In ConAgra's GMO False Label Row
• S. Korea Bans Some Vehicle Sales, Citing Emissions Probe
• Split Ohio Justices Find For Ford In Crown Vic Fire Row
• VW Faces First-Of-Its-Kind German Owner Buyback Demand
• Texas Sues FDA Over Death Penalty Drug Import Delay
• Tenn. Agency Denied Revisit Of CWA Immunity Ruling
• Ex-NHL Players Want Concussion Class Cert. Docs Unsealed
• Be Prepared For Law Firm Data Breach Litigation
• FDA Warning Wire: Enforcement Surge Targets Pharma Promos
• Safety Groups Urge DOT To Boost Trucker Training Rule
• How A False Claims Act Case Works — Or Fails
• Target Covered In Falling-Door Injury Suit, 7th Circ. Says
• Navajos Say Ex-Gold King Owner Can't Dodge Spill Claims
• Bombing Victim Family Can't Recoup $1.3B From US Gov't
• Halliburton Agrees To $100M Deal In Asbestos Class Action
• NHTSA Opens Probe Into Hyundai's Detaching Seat Belts
• Tesla Owner's Suit Blames Sudden Acceleration For Crash
• 1st Circ. Won't Revive FCA Suit Against Medtronic Unit
• Energy Co. Can't Sanction Insurer Over $24M Brazilian Suit
• 7 Legal Industry Predictions For 2017
• Product Liability Regulation and Legislation To Watch In 2017
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• Automotive Cases To Watch In 2017
• New Jersey Cases To Watch In 2017
• Texas Cases To Watch In 2017