Product Liability Archive » April, 2017

Product Liability - April, 2017

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• Atty Deception Kills Pharma Whistleblower Suit, Judge Rules
• NHL Not Backing Down Despite Loss On Concussion Docs
• A Look Back At The FDA's 'Healthy' Journey
• Warning Would Have Kept Woman From J&J Talc, Jury Told
• Judge OKs $150M In Fees In Dow, Boeing Nuke Pollution Suit
• W. Va. University Sues Dow Over Groundwater Contamination
• Texas Justices Say RRC Lacks Sole Claim To Sabine Fight
• Mich. Judge Nixes Slip-And-Fall Suit Against Tribe
• DOT Raises Fines For Pipeline Safety Violations
• New GM Says Tronox Decision Blocks Successor Liability
• NHL Looks To Eject 2 Ex-Players From Head Injury MDL
• Avis, Insurer End Suit Over $23.5M Crash Verdict Coverage
• Nurses Qualified To Testify On Injury Causation, Court Says
• Judge OKs Med Device Injury Claim Under Pa. Tort Law Ruling
• NHL Denies Proof Of Concussion-CTE Link In Class Cert. Fight
• FTC Slams Objections To VW Emissions Fraud Settlements
• Health Hires: 8 Firms Add Health, Life Sciences Experts
• Dr Pepper Says Consumers' False Ad Claims Unsupported
• J&J Hit With $20M Pelvic Mesh Verdict In Philly
• Audi Cheated Emissions Tests In Gas Vehicles, Drivers Say
• More NFL Players' Ex-Counsel Seek Concussion Deal Payout
• The Mediator's Proposal As A Tool For Litigants
• Fla. Judge Allows Takata MDL Plaintiffs To Serve BMW
• Haeger V. Goodyear: Just Put The Cookie Back In The Jar
• Environmental Groups To Sue EPA Over NYC Water Standards
• NFL Seeks To Trim Players' Painkiller Class Action
• Attys For Euro NFLers Say Concussion Deal Work Not Minor
• Boeing Wins $75K In Sanctions Row Against Plane Crash Atty
• Insurer Denied Builder Defense In Bad Faith: Wash. Justices
• Insurer Sues 2nd Insurer Over Spoiled Pizza Hut Brownies
• Toyota Owners' Attys Get $9.75M In $3.4B Rusty Frame Deal
• Feds Tell Supreme Court Not To Review Parents' Vaccine Suit
• Co. Selling Adulterated Weight Loss Supplements, Buyers Say
• TVA Liable For Secondhand Asbestos Death, 11th Circ. Says
• Expectations After The Trump Administration's First 100 Days
• Exxon Must Pay Nearly $20M For Texas Refinery Pollution
• Texas Sues FDA Over Ban On Import Of Execution Drug
• Medical Experts Call Zimmer MDL Subpoenas Inappropriate
• Food Co. Expands Recall Of Golf Ball-Flecked Hash Browns
• Addressing Personal Jurisdiction Limits At The High Court
• UK Product Liability Law Moves Toward US Norms
• Ruling In GM Case Clarifies Liability Limits In Bankruptcies
• NHL Can't Get Most Brain Research Docs From CTE Center
• Texas Court Blocks Access To Goodyear Plant In Defect Row
• Counterfeit 5-Hour Energy Ringleader Sentenced To 7 Years
• Judge Trims Acura Drivers' Suit Over 'Parasitic' Devices
• Propel Loses Quick Win Bids In Dental Device False Ad Row
• Widow Ends Wrongful-Death Suit Against NFL, Riddell
• Thinking Fast And Slow About Class Action Reform
• 'Milking' The 1st Amendment To Defend Food Label Claims
• DNA Co. Beats Baby Gender Test Suit, For Now
• Mass. Court Revives Coverage Battle Over Spoiled Scallops
• Drivers Slam Tesla For Blaming Sudden Acceleration On Them
• PG&E Hit With $8.3M In Fines Over Deadly Calif. Wildfire
• The 9-Year Winning Streak Of Virginia 'Rocket Docket'
• GSK Trial Shows Jury's New Role In Drug Labeling Cases
• FDA Warning Wire: Teva, Inspection Refusal, Cheese Deaths
• Maker Of Rachael Ray's Dog Food Blasts 'Natural' Label Row
• Claims Adjuster Can't Dodge Suit Over Settling $16M Verdict
• Calif. Appeals Court Won't Revive Fosamax Suit
• Internal Docs Save Land Rover Battery Defect Suit
• Murder Trial For Pharmacist In Meningitis Outbreak Delayed
• Herr Escapes 'No Preservatives Added' Claims For Now
• Justices Eye Forum Limits For Rail Worker Injury Suits
• Ex-Baker Botts Partners Launch Houston Litigation Boutique
• Hyundai App Fixed After Researchers Found Vulnerabilities
• Non-Class Counsel Can't Get Fees In VW 2.0-Liter Settlement
• Honestly, What Is The Best Science?
• Organic Dog Food Co. Recalls Chow Due To Pentobarbital
• Kimberly-Clark Gown Suit Belongs In Calif., Rival Says
• US On The Hook For $163M Over Tuna Labeling Rules
• Drug Co. Asks Justices To Limit Out-Of-State Tort Claims
• Wilson Slammed With False Ad Suit Over Baseball Bats
• North River Can't Overturn $58M Damages In Asbestos Fight
• Scott Gottlieb And The Future Of The FDA
• Let's Talk About Half-Hearted Innovation
• Merck Loses Rehearing Bid In 3rd Circ. Fosamax Warning Suit
• J&J's Talc Caused Woman's Cancer, Harvard MD Tells Jury
• Pet Food Buyer's Action Didn't Claim Damages, Judge Says
• NJ Soup Maker In Hot Water Over GMO Ingredients
• How Due Process Limits Personal Jurisdiction
• Ex-NHLer Says Devils, Blues Hid Risks Of Head Injuries
• 10 Tips For Creating Winning Trial Visuals
• Apple Urges Tossing False Ad Claim In Laptop Burn Suit
• Hash Browns Possibly Mixed With Golf Ball Bits Spurs Recall
• Widow Asks Fla. Justices To Allow Wrongful Death Damages
• 9th Circ. Says Class Can't Demand Proof In False Ad Row
• Judge Keeps Fraud Claims Against GSK Alive In Zofran MDL
• 3M Looks To Dodge Suit Over Navy Base Water Contamination
• Judge Says Clinics In Meningitis Outbreak Can Blame FDA
• Test Maker Denies Eavesdropping On Abbott Suit Depos
• Toyota Lessee Must Arbitrate Notice Dispute, NJ Panel Says
• Plaintiffs Bar Perspective: Grant & Eisenhofer's Beth Graham
• Justices Won't Hear GM's Appeal Of Bankruptcy-Shield Ruling
• Counsel To Counsel: Insights From Law Firm GCs
• Safety Giant UL Awarded $1M In Hoverboard Trademark Row
• Travelers' 3rd Circ. Win Curbs Insurers' Asbestos Exposure
• FDA Deluged With Feedback On Off-Label Policies
• No Doubt Talc Can Enter Body, Jury Told In J&J Cancer Trial
• GSK's Paxil Loss Forces 7th Circ. Generic Liability Showdown
• 9th Circ. Won't Block Berkeley's Cellphone Warning Law
• Driver Says Updated GM Ignition Switch Part Also Defective
• Apple Slips Suit Alleging Mac Pro Defects, For Now
• Cleanup Inadequate At NY Exxon Legacy Sites, Enviros Say
• DynCorp Prevails In Ecuadorean Farmers' Herbicide Suit
• Chrysler Wants Texas MDL For Dodge, Jeep Diesel Suits
• Pa. Mesh Cases Won't Be Stayed For Jurisdiction Appeals
• Ex-NFL Players' Law Firm Asks For Cut Of Concussion Deal
• Travelers' Asbestos Exclusion Is Enforceable, 3rd Circ. Says
• Volkswagen Ordered To Pay $2.8B In Criminal Fines
• Gray Matters: The Attorney-Client Team
• In Workplace Injuries, Don't Overlook 3rd-Party Liability
• 5th Circ. Says Remington Rifle Discharge Suit Too Late
• Wash. Jury Awards $82M Against Napa Over Asbestos Death
• Wis. 'Artisanal Butter Ban' Unconstitutional, Ohio Co. Says
• Changes To Pa. Tort Law Not Coming Fast Enough, Attys Say
• Cherokees Say Wal-Mart, Walgreens Let Opioids Loose
• Tesla Issues Parking Brake Recall Affecting 53K Cars
• NFL Concussion Attys Say Deal Advanced Class Action Law
• O'Melveny Gets Ex-Adviser To Calif. AG, Obama Admin.
• Baker Donelson Adds Energy Litigator To Houston Office
• Nissan Settles InTouch False Ad Suit With Vouchers, Cash
• FDA Warns That Kids Shouldn't Use Codeine, Tramadol
• Almond Milk Class Fires Back At Bid To Dump Suit
• Counsel To Counsel: Mama Said There'll Be Days Like This
• Litigation Finance, Big Data And The Limits Of AI
• Walking The Lone Pine Trail
• GSK Hit With $3M Verdict For Reed Smith Atty's Suicide
• Eaton Aerospace's Faulty Parts Crashed Plane, Owners Say
• Feds Want 9 Years For Head Of Counterfeit 5-Hour Energy Plot
• 9th Circ. Revives Gerber Baby Food False Ad Suit
• Bayer Gets Quick Win In Suit Challenging Probiotic Claims
• High Court Reins In Judges On Misconduct Sanctions
• Aussie Regulator's Food Safety System Is Comparable: FDA
• Chadbourne Votes Out Partner Behind Gender Bias Suit
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Tronox Tort Plaintiffs' No-Suit Order Appeal
• 'No Sugar Added' Claims Vex 9th Circ. In Juice Labeling Suits
• Tesla Owners Sue Over 'Half-Baked' Autopilot Software
• Diabetes Test Maker Eavesdropped In Abbott Suit, Attys Say
• Coca-Cola Wants 'No Added Sugar' Juice Suit Dumped
• Dr Pepper Can't Duck Canada Dry Ginger Ale Labeling Row
• Defense Costs Not Held To Reinsurer's Cap, NY Justices Told
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Food Fights Come To The Fore
• Calif. Court Finds Plaintiff 'Vexatious' In GE Med Mal Suit
• Gilead's Unapproved Drug Plant Flouted FCA, 9th Circ. Told
• Judge Won't Scrape Last Claim Off Margarine False Ad Suit
• Pa. Justices To Mull Hospital's Duties In Hepatitis Spread
• Metro Worker's Rehire Bid OK'd After Smoke Disaster Firing
• Fresenius, Dialysis Patients Spar Over Documents In MDL
• Female, Male Sexual Enhancement Supplements Recalled
• 4 Consumers Drop Abbott Depakote Birth Defect Suits
• Judge Won't Weed Claims From Port's Suit Against Monsanto
• Is Multidistrict Litigation In Need Of Reform?
• Honda Can't Topple $55M Seat Belt Defect Verdict In Pa.
• An Earth Day Review Of 'Green Guide' False Advertising
• Counsel To Counsel: A Law Firm GC's Data Protection Duties
• Ariz. Tribe's Water Rights Suit Over Unless Feds Jump In
• 'Right To Try' Unapproved Drug Measure Passes Pa. House
• FDA Warning Wire: Faulty St. Jude Devices Used In Patients
• Ariz. AG Gets $4.65M Settlement Over Theranos Blood Tests
• DynCorp Willfully Disregarded Herbicide Effects, Court Told
• AstraZeneca Can't Shed FCA Suit Over Seroquel 'Scheme'
• Fiat Says No Evidence Of Clutch Defect In Class Action
• Insurer Ducks Liability For Fatal Philly Building Collapse
• Feds Fight Egg Execs' Bid For Justices To Review Sentences
• Counsel To Counsel: Evaluating Positional Conflicts
• Applying Buckman Preemption To Antitrust And RICO Claims
• Supreme Court Tosses $2.7M Goodyear Discovery Sanction
• Widow's Trial Against GSK Wraps With $39M Damages Plea
• Ex-NFL Player Agrees To Stop Plugging Concussion Biz
• Beverage Industry Fights SF Soda Warnings At 9th Circ.
• Theranos To Stay Out Of Lab Biz In Deal With CMS
• 'GTA' Gamers' Online-Play Class Action Gets One More Shot
• Saudi Arabia Says Press Order Bid In 9/11 MDL Misconstrued
• NJ Residents Fight Smelting Contamination Suit Dismissal
• Military Attys Push For Guantánamo Injunction Over Housing
• Pa. Judge Axes Latest Risperdal Breast-Growth Case Mid-Trial
• Navy Training Jets Airborne Again With Temporary Mask Fix
• Alaska Says BP Oil And Gas Leak Stopped
• Understanding The US Ban On Importing Forced Labor Goods
• Counsel To Counsel: 5 Challenges For A Law Firm GC
• Turkish Co. Hit With $8M Verdict In Hep A Pomegranate Suit
• Eastman Chemical Accused Of Selling Faulty Window Tint
• Court Orders Document Production In Pharmacy Price Row
• Abbott Says Consumers Are Twisting Law In Depakote Suits
• Citgo Can't Justify Lowering $81M Spill Fine, US Says
• NCAA Bans Two-A-Day Football Practices On Injury Fears
• Justices Won't Undo Revived Bolivian Torture Appeal
• Asbestos Claimants Fight Pittsburgh Corning Ch. 11 Rethink
• RI Contractor To Pay $500,000 For Faulty Bridge Railings
• Slack-Fill Suits See Boom Despite Few Class Wins
• NECC Owner Says FDA Fraud Is 'Legal Impossibility'
• Halal Food Co. Founder, Son Lose Appeal Over False Exports
• FDA Wants Answers From Abbott On St. Jude Device Security
• Hercules Can't Nix $104M In Drilling Rig Explosion Claims
• Teva Gets Quick Win In IUD Defect Suit
• Greyhound Not Liable For Bus Attacker, Crash, Court Says
• Cordis Can't Bring Defect Suits To Fed. Court: 9th Circ.
• Judge Shuts Door On 'Soft-Close' Defect Suit Against BMW
• Pre-Takeoff Injury Keeps Southwest Suit Grounded In Pa.
• WWE Seeks End To Concussion Suit's Last Fraud Claims
• Pair Of Louisiana Firms To See $87M Each In BP Spill Fees
• 'Gluten-Free' Cheerios Made People Sick, 9th. Circ. Told
• Hyundai Gets Peeling Paint Class Action Tossed For Now
• NJ High Court Will Bring Welcome Clarity To Consumer Law
• Lawyers In Flow: Get Out Of Your Head And Into Your Case
• Treadmill Co. Says Heart Monitors Vary Too Widely For Class
• Chicago Hid Info About Lead In Water From Emails, Suit Says
• Target Recalls 560K Easter Egg Toys Due To Ingestion Hazard
• Janssen, Bayer Lose Preemption Bids As Xarelto Trial Nears
• Patient Wants Atty Fee Nixed From DePuy Implant Settlement
• Fee Disputes Cause Hiccup In NFL Concussion Settlement
• Judge Nixes Two Experts In NJ Accutane Litigation
• Viking Pays $4.65M Civil Penalty For Defective Gas Ranges
• 5th Circ. Won't Rethink Coastal Harm Ruling
• GM Says Driver Can't Show Evidence From Other Accidents
• Negligence Claims Survive In DC Athlete's Concussion Suit
• Fla. Inspectors Find Food Violations At Trump's Mar-a-Lago
• False Ad Deal With Remedies Co. Gets Nod 2nd Time Around
• NFL Concussion Deal Opt-Out Suits Can Move Forward
• Judge Says Remains Of Coal Ash Suit Belong In State Court
• Janssen, Bayer Call Xarelto MDL Exclusion Request Too Broad
• Syngenta To Face Punitives In Minn. GMO Seed Bellwethers
• Alien Tort Statute Returns To Supreme Court
• The Evolving Legal Landscape For Connected Products
• Pfizer Can't Shake Off-Label Marketing FCA Suit
• Fla. Smoker's $35M Award Restored Against Philip Morris
• Purina, Dog Owners Resolve Claims Over Beggin' Strips
• Home Depot Takes Class Action Removal Issue To High Court
• VW Dealer Class Attys Who Asked For $29M In Fees Get $3M
• $454M Gown Verdict Says Jury Can Be Swayed Without Harm
• Insurer Wants Out Of Ohio Valley Concussion Coverage
• Jury Awards $12.2M To Surgery Tube Co. In False Ad Row
• Stakeholders Must Stay Aware Of E-Cigarette Science
• Pa. Appeals Court Allows Negligence Defense In Injury Row
• Parents Say Youth Football Orgs Can Be Sued Over Deaths
• Alere Escapes Lawsuit Alleging Blood-Testing Errors
• Faulty Engine Suit Should Go Back To State Court, Judge Says
• Depakote Birth Defect Suits Lose Claims Over Repose Limit
• 3rd Circ. Says Insurers Off The Hook In Shoddy Work Suit
• Union Tank Car Co. Wants Out Of Tenn. Train Derailment Suit
• A Law Firm Ranking Model By 'Fake News & Distorted Reports'
• Client Conflict Troubled Late Atty, Ex-Colleague Testifies
• J&J Hid Talc Cancer Risk For Profit, Jury Told
• Duke Energy Brass Tells Del. High Court No Bad Faith In Suit
• Podhurst, Locks Law Defend NFL Concussion Class Fees
• Military Attys Sue DOD Over Guantánamo Housing Hazards
• FDA Warning Wire: Mylan's New Woes, NYC Juice Claims
• Ariz. Tribe Lets Well Owner Bow Out Of Water Rights Suit
• Trader Joe's Can't Dodge Tuna Can Claims, Consumers Say
• HGH Supplement Co. Says False Ad Suit Lacks Evidence
• Pharmacist Seeks New Trial On Racketeering Conviction
• Vitamin Health's False Ad Fight Not Covered, 6th Circ. Says
• 5th Circ. Backs $1.9M Judgment For La. Rig Workers
• Metal In Brain Counts As Injury, Patients Tell 11th Circ.
• J&J, Bayer Seek 3rd-Party Funding Info In Pa. Xarelto Cases
• Judge Strikes Candymaker From $55M Warehouse Fire Suit
• San Diego Urges Judge To Save Monsanto PCB Suit
• Mazda Buyers Push To Keep New Claims In Faulty Clutch Suit
• The 11th Circ.'s Unfortunate Do-Over Christiansen Verdict
• Bellwethers Chosen In 3M Warming Device Infection MDL
• Abbott Admitted To Depakote Mislabeling, Court Told
• Hyundai Wants Peeling Paint Suit Nixed After Yamaha Win
• Roca Can't Unfreeze Assets To Pay Legal Fees, Judge Says
• Monsanto Hit With False Labeling Suit Over Roundup
• FDA Must Revisit Menu Labeling Rule, Retailers Say
• UL Rolls Toward Contempt Ruling In Hoverboard TM Row
• Nissan Deal Reflects 'Blatant Stupidity,' Objectors Say
• BMW's Objection To Report Is Delay Tactic, Car Owners Say
• Pharmaceutical Co. Gets Quick Win in PCB Contamination Suit
• McCormick, Wal-Mart Seek To Grind Up Pepper Antitrust Suit
• DynCorp Denies Liability For Contractor Chem Spray Pilots
• Manufacturing Org. Says NRDC Can't Bring Toy Safety Suit
• J&J Unit Asks Judge To Toss Whistleblower's Retaliation Case
• Dead Bat Found In Salad At Wal-Mart Spurs Recall
• 7th Circ. Won't Revisit Eyedrop Suit Against Merck, Others
• Calif. Enviros Win Review Of Asphalt Plant Permit Appeal
• How New Expert Witness Rules May Impact Missouri Courts
• Fiat, Drivers Spar Over 'Injury' In Gearshift MDL
• Jury Hits Kimberly-Clark, Halyard With $454M Fraud Verdict
• Saudi Arabia, 9/11 Family Attys Spar Over Media Interviews
• Boston U Doc Slams NHL For Comparison To Vaccine Skeptic
• Mining Co. Fights Fla. Homeowner's Pollution Class Action
• Ill. Judge Closes Door On Ford Exhaust Class Action
• Nissan Faces Suit Over Allegedly Defective Transmissions
• GlaxoSmithKline Asks Justices To Rule On Paxil Jurisdiction
• Bellwether Trial Dates Set In Meningitis MDL
• Judge Says Investors Must Wait For VW Judgment Bid
• OSHA Delays Rule Limiting Silica Exposure
• Hyundai, Kia Recall 1.4M Vehicles For Stalling Engine Risk
• Top 10 Litigation Risks For Retailers In 2017
• Crowdfunding For Legal Cases: 5 Trends Reshaping Justice
• Enfamil Maker Hit With $5M Class Suit Over Infant Illness
• Dick's Burst Ball Coverage Suit Belongs In China, Insurer Says
• Audi, VW Ignored Engine Defect, Class Action Alleges
• Supplement Co. Says Science Backs Up Its Memory Booster
• ConAgra Looks To Toss Leftovers In Margarine False Ad Row
• Ex-FBI Director Mueller Tapped To Handle $1B Takata Fund
• GSK Doc Says FDA Knew All Co. Did About Paxil Suicide Risk
• Engle Progeny Claims Not Preempted, Fla. High Court Says
• Special Master Appointed In Depakote Trial
• Merck Wants 3rd Circ. Rethink On Fosamax Warning Claims
• Pa. Judge Sends '100% Natural' Quaker Oats Suit To Ill.
• Oil Group Fights BNSF Tank Car Surcharge At DC Circ.
• FDA Backs 23andMe Tests For Parkinson's, Alzheimer's Risks
• Senators Float Bill To Renew Brownfields Program
• Navy Grounds Training Jet Fleet Over Oxygen Concerns
• BP Says Mexican State's Deepwater Spill Claims Should Go
• ABA Needs A New Model Legal Ethics Rule
• When Diversity Jurisdiction Fails, So Does Removal
• What Does Lateral Partner Success Look Like?
• Kimberly-Clark Gown Buyers Didn't Pay A Premium, Jury Told
• 5 Takeaways As Trump's FDA Pick Hits Capitol Hill
• Berkshire Sues Goodyear In Asbestos-Related Insurance Row
• Tire Cos. Not Owed Coverage In Defect Suit, Insurer Says
• NHTSA Looking Over Ford Recall Of Cars With Fire Risks
• DOT Tells DC Circ. That Rail Safety Guidance Isn't Reviewable
• Owens Corning Can't Cut $2B Asbestos Payout From Taxes
• Medtronic Says Some Ventilators Can Reset Without Warning
• Are Lateral Recruitment Opportunities Shaping Your Strategy?
• Pepsi Unit Can't Dodge Buyers' 'Slack Fill' Class Action
• J&J, Mesh Patient End Texas High Court Appeal
• Natural Resource Damages: A New Angle In PCB Litigation
• Arab Bank Case May Show Trump's Corporate Liability Views
• 7th Circ. Questions Dismissal Of Volvo Electric SUV Suit
• FDA Warning Wire: Agency Skeptical Of Cannabis Oil Claims
• GE Must Face Mercury Cleanup Claims, Judge Says
• US And Sunoco Settle Suit Over Pipeline Spill
• Lateral Partner Hiring: Time To Look In The Mirror
• Drone Buyers' Suit Over Autopilot Feature Moves Ahead
• Swiss-American Must Face False Sunscreen SPF Class Action
• GSK Can't Score Early Win In Atty Suicide Trial
• Consumers, Jeans-Maker Tear Up 'Made In USA' Suit
• NHL Chief Said Media Is Concussion-'Hysterical,' Docs Show
• Wise's Potato Chip Bags Mostly Air, Consumers Say
• What Vanderbilt V. Hartford Means For Policyholders
• Judge Allows Contested Experts In Volvo Sunroof Suit
• Instructor's Insurer Off Hook In Suit Over Fitness-Club Stroke
• Printing Co. CEO Admits To Trafficking Fake Vet Med Labels
• The SAVe Act: A Roadblock To Automated Vehicle Innovation
• Kimberly-Clark Gowns Should Have Been Recalled, Jury Told
• Tesla Looks To Duck Half Of Unintended-Acceleration Suit
• Atty Wasn't Driven To Suicide By Work: Reed Smith Partner
• Patients Ask 5th Circ. To Restore $502M J&J Hip Verdict
• ConAgra Beats Consumers' Crunch 'N Munch Trans Fat Action
• Gamer Must Arbitrate Teenage Gambling Suit Against Valve
• New Philly Jury Begins 7th Risperdal Trial
• Ex-Players: NFL 'Wishes Away' Evidence In Painkiller Suit
• Recall Of Potentially Faulty EpiPens Widens
• Eastman Can't Escape Suit Over W.Va. Chemical Spill
• Consumers Win Cert. On Scotts Tainted Bird Seed Claims
• Escobar Doesn't Help FCA Claims Over Faulty Armor
• Justices Won't Hear Reglan Failure-To-Warn Appeal
• Senate Panel Advances Gorsuch, Filibuster Showdown Likely
• Chrysler Seeks Quick Win In Emissions-Cheating Class Suit
• AutoZone Customers Want Cert In Faulty-Parts Suit
• Another Step Toward Reasonable Preemption Case Law
• High Court To Rule If Arab Bank Can Be Liable For Attacks