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Product Liability - July, 2017

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• RJ Reynolds Bears Blame In $4M Cancer Verdict, Jury Says
• Texas Judge Won't Cut Exxon's $20M Clean Air Act Penalty
• Sharp Must Arbitrate Quality Claims, Chinese Co. Says
• German Court Temporarily Bars Use Of Jones Day VW Docs
• 9th Circ. Kills Marshall Islands' Nuke Treaty Suit
• Dr. Oz-Backed Cos. Can't Escape Suit Over Diet Pills
• Open Cases In Amtrak Philly Derailment MDL Resolved
• NHL Must Pay Boston U. Fees In Concussion Study Row
• Washington's Monsanto PCB Suit Sent To State Court
• EPA To Add 11 Superfund Sites, Including NY Village Area
• Ford Slogan Mere Puffery, Judge Says In Latch Defect Suit
• 5th Circ. Clears Offshore Rig Operator In Worker Death Suit
• Texas Judge Greenlights $100M Halliburton Class Settlement
• Trader Joe's Again Seeks To Toss Underfilled Tuna Suit
• Mars Slams Rice Buyers' Argument In Serving Size Suit
• Ford To Fix Cop Cars As NHTSA Widens Exhaust Leak Probe
• Cruise Passengers' Suit Missed The Boat, 11th Circ. Told
• DC Circ. Says FAA Must Study Shrinking Airline Seat Sizes
• Investors Sue Abuse-Deterrent Opioid Co. After FDA Setback
• Investors Want Ex-BP Exec's Statement Kept In Oil Spill MDL
• German Auto Giants Hit With More Antitrust Suits
• If The Surgeon's A Robot, Who's The Learned Intermediary?
• Plaintiffs Bar Perspective: Lieff Cabraser's David Stellings
• Cybersecurity Risks In The Courtroom
• DC Circ. Nixes Punitives In $10B Award To Bombing Victims
• J&J Presses Expert On Talc Studies In Calif. Cancer Trial
• EPA Clears Fiat Chrysler To Sell 2017 Diesel Vehicles
• Only 1 Suit Left In Eliquis MDL As 20 More Cases Get Cut
• 6th Circ. Revives Two Flint Water Class Actions
• FDA Wants Nonaddictive Amounts Of Nicotine In Cigarettes
• Calif. Appeals Court Backs Exxon Toxic Tort Dismissal
• BMW Should've Known Of Alleged Engine Defect, Judge Says
• Judge Says Dick's Burst Ball Coverage Suit Belongs In China
• Iran Slapped With $209M Judgment For Hamas Bombing
• House Committee Approves Self-Driving Vehicle Bill
• Families In Zofran MDL Seek Docs About Foreign Regulators
• NJ Appeals Court Revives 2K Cases In Accutane Litigation
• The Unintended User In Product Liability Law
• Fossil Fuel Industry's 'Tobacco Moment' Has Arrived
• Gray Matters: Clients Are Not Really 'Emotional'
• GM Slams Bid To Reinstate Pre-Recall Damages In Switch MDL
• Talc Is Toxic, Expert Says In First Calif. J&J Cancer Trial
• DuPont, Chemours, ARCO Can't Dodge CERLCA Claims
• Toyota Dealer Says Automaker Killed His Recall Software
• EPA, Calif. Board Approve Emission Fix For 326K VWs
• NJ Justices Nix Late 3rd-Party Claims Against Public Bodies
• Honda Says Fatal Car Crash May Be Tied To Takata Air Bag
• DNA Co., Mother Resolve Baby Sex Test Dispute
• Trayvon Martin Family's Atty Opens New National Firm
• GoPro Can't Escape Investors' Drone Recall Suit
• FDA Panel Recommends Against OK'ing Blue-Dye Opioid
• Food Co. Faces First Suit Over Papaya Salmonella Outbreak
• Coca-Cola, Others Must Face Superfund Suit, Ohio Judge Told
• Avoiding The Rotten Compromise In Mass Litigation
• Having A Chief Privacy Officer Reassures Your Firm's Clients
• Chipotle Hit With Another Subpoena In Food Safety Probe
• J&J Hid Talc Cancer Risk To Save Image, Calif. Jury Told
• Jury Instructions Foiled Mazda Seat Belt Suit, 9th Circ. Finds
• J&J, DePuy To Face Partly Revived FCA Suit Over Hip Device
• Cohen Milstein Tapped As Co-Lead Counsel In Flint Litigation
• American Airlines Can't Escape Negligent Supervision Row
• Siemens Beats Suit Over $7M Bill For Busted Turbine
• $2.7M Not Enough Interest In Exxon Valdez Row, 9th Circ. Told
• J&J Wants 5th Circ. To Block Fourth Hip Implant Bellwether
• J&J Can't Beat Andover False Ad Suit Over Bandages
• Takata Delays Action On Unique Bankruptcy Funding Plans
• Country Star Zac Brown Looks To Exit Concert Injury Suit
• Sunken Cargo Ship Owners Settle Claims Of FedEx, Others
• FDA Raises Safety Concerns With Hep B Vaccine
• Mattress Co. Can't Put Suit Alleging Smear Of Rival To Bed
• Fiat Loses Early Bid To Beat Class Cert. In Defect Suit
• GM Appeals Successor Liability Over Nonswitch Claims
• German Auto Giants Hit With Antitrust Suit Amid EU Probe
• FDA Investigates Maradol Papayas For Salmonella Risk
• Apple Gets Faulty IPhone Screen Claims Trimmed
• The 9th Circ.'s Expansive Reading Of Escobar In Gilead
• When Safety Features Are Optional, Manufacturers Beware
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Discussions Before Deliberations
• Judge Puts Brakes On Calif. VW Emissions Deal Opt-Outs
• GM Can't Sue Asbestos Trust For Wrongful Death Contribution
• Philip Morris Not Liable For Smoker's Death, Jury Finds
• Supplement Cos. Seek Out Of 'Protein Spiking' Row
• 10th Circ. Says DOL Must Revisit Ruling In Black Lung Case
• Dems Float Ban Of Brain Damage-Linked Pesticide
• Malaysian Widower Seeks To Keep Takata Air Bag Suit In US
• NJ Chemical Co. Admits To Water Pollution Violations
• Pruitt Tells EPA Act Faster, Curb Exposure At Superfund Sites
• Railroad Injury Row Covered Despite Defense Denial Notices
• FDA Warning Wire: Cancer-Treating Claims On Christian Site
• Accutane Label Didn't Adequately Warn, NJ Panel Says
• Ford Must Face Some Fraud Claims In Hybrid Car Mileage Suit
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Who Wants To Be An MDL?
• Pa. Appeals Court Asked To Lift Cap On Risperdal Damages
• Weight Loss Supplement Co. Defends 'Adulterated' Product
• Olympus To Pay $6.6M Over Role In Patient's Deadly Infection
• VW Exec To Plead Guilty In Emissions Cover-Up Case
• 2nd Circ. Affirms NBC's Win In 'Bomb' Defamation Dispute
• Iron Workers To Spearhead Anadarko Securities Fraud Class
• Study Finds CTE In 110 Of 111 Donated Brains Of Ex-NFLers
• Judge Reverses J&J's Win In Philly Pelvic Mesh Mass Tort
• Objectors To Nissan Transmission Deal Say They Will Appeal
• Insurer Says Pea Recall Coverage Battle Belongs In NY
• Shift In CPSC Leadership Means More Changes To Come
• 5 Questions Firms Should Ask When Evaluating Litigation AFA
• For Law Firm Offices, Business Savvy Is The New Cool
• Asbestos In Power Plant Valves Gave Man Cancer, Jury Told
• Fla. Smoker's Family Gets New Trial Against Philip Morris
• Janssen, Bayer Must Face Third Bellwether In Xarelto MDL
• Helmet Co.'s Win Upheld In Appeal Of Bicycle Injury Verdict
• Flood Board Asks High Court To Revive Coastal Damage Suit
• Mesh Cases Against Boston Scientific Withdrawn From Philly
• Chevron Pays $1M Fine, $20M In Upgrades Over Refinery Fire
• Aussie Agency Probing Takata Recall After Driver's Death
• NHL Can Keep Experts In Concussion Class Cert. Fight
• FDA Staff Flags Lack Of Data On Abuse Potential For Opioid
• Sierra Club Says Georgia Power Coal Ash Plans Violate CWA
• German Automakers Face European Antitrust Probes
• Coca-Cola Hits Back At Cert. Bid In Artificial Flavor MDL
• UST Objects To Weil's 'Evergreen' Retainer In Takata Ch. 11
• W.Va. Halts Work On $4B ETP Pipeline Amid Enviro Violations
• AbbVie Must Pay $150M For False AndroGel Ads, Jury Says
• The Best Documents In Your Case May Be From 3rd Parties
• Planning A Legal Career With A Future Relocation In Mind
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• How 4 Firms Are Moving The Needle On Gender Diversity
• The Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• 4 Female Perspectives On BigLaw Leadership
• Women See Another Year Of Slow Gains At Law Firms
• BigLaw Bias Suits New Wild Card In Fight For Gender Equity
• Could An NFL Diversity Rule Be A BigLaw Game-Changer?
• Australian Police Link Takata Air Bag To Death
• Jury Begins Deliberations In Suit Over AbbVie's AndroGel
• Hormone Clinic Chain Must Pay $18M Over Safety Claims
• Attys For VW 3.0L Vehicle Owners Score $125M In Fees
• FDA's E-Cig Rule Survives Industry Challenge
• Trump's Retreat On Climate Change Spurs State Tort Suits
• Nissan's Timing Chains Pose Safety Risks, Drivers Say
• Ford, Mazda Want To Get Out Of New Takata Air Bag Recall
• VW To Shell Out Another $154M To Calif. In Emissions Deal
• Diesel Drivers Ask For Buybacks In Fiat Emissions MDL
• Cherokee Nation Says Opioid Dispute Belongs In Tribal Court
• Monsanto, BASF Hit With Class Action Over Herbicide Safety
• Nissan Hit With $25M Verdict For Brake Defect In Fatal Crash
• EPA Wrongly Delaying Chemical Rule, Enviros Tell DC Circ.
• The Elephant In The Room: Advancing Women To Partnership
• How Midsize Law Firms Can Minimize Cybersecurity Threats
• Greenberg Traurig Adds OSHA Expert To Employment Team
• JPMorgan Pays Up To Settle Enviro Violations Nationwide
• DC Circ. Affirms DOT's E-Cig Ban On Commercial Flights
• Audi To Recall 850K Diesel Vehicles Outside US, Canada
• Enforcing Arbitration Clauses In Product Packaging
• Jurors Won't Hear Theory J&J Conspired To Hide Talc Danger
• Study Says Some Antibiotics Up Risk Of Birth Defects
• 'Flushable' Is 'A Pretty Basic Concept,' Judge Tells P&G
• Honda Engineer Should Testify In Takata MDL: Special Master
• Drug, Device Cos. Assail FDA's Off-Label Stance
• Takata Seeks Ch. 11 Rep For Future Air Bag Injury Claimants
• 8th Circ. Asked To Revisit $32M Blue Buffalo False Ad Deal
• Sessions Memo Leads DOJ To Nix $3M Harley Enviro Project
• Abbott, Fla. Pharmacy Settle 'Gray Market' Test Strip Suit
• Abbott Won't Get New Trial After $15M Depakote Verdict
• Former DOJ Environmental Specialist Joins Katten In DC
• Rising Star: Arnold & Porter's Angela Vicari
• Heller Sequels And 2nd Amendment, Still Undecided: Part 1
• KBR Not Liable For Iraq Toxic Burn Pits, Judge Rules
• Lab Test Keeps Trader Joe's Truffle Kerfuffle Simmering
• New E-Cigarette Studies May Prove Key For Litigators
• The Gov't Wants To Tell Your Car How To Drive Your Car
• BakerHostetler Snags Former Latham Enviro Attorney
• NFLers Possibly Misled By Claim Assistance Offers: Judge
• FDA Heard All Stories Of AndroGel Heart Attacks, Jury Told
• VW Bondholders Can Press On In Emissions Scandal MDL
• GM Hid SUV Shifter Danger, Must Pay $2.9M, Jury Holds
• Jury Told Nissan Owes $231M For Fatal Crash-Causing Defect
• House Subcommittee OKs Self-Driving Vehicle Legislation
• GM Settlement Over Fuel-Economy Labels Gets Green Light
• F-35 Oxygen Systems Get Upgrade After Hypoxia Scare
• GNC Can't Shake Consumer's Suit Over Glutamine Labels
• DEA Asks DC Circ. To Enact Ban On Opioid Supplier's Sales
• Pa. Court Orders New Damages Trial In Lost Fingers Suit
• Amphetamine-Laced Supplements Land Florida Exec In Jail
• Volvo Can't Dodge Class Action Over Rear Camera Glitch
• 10th Circ. Puts US Back On Hook For NM Mine Cleanup Costs
• Rising Star: Covington's Shankar Duraiswamy
• Surgery Tool Maker Sued Over NJ Woman's Cancer Death
• Maryland Court Applies Special Standard For Lead Exposure
• The 2017 Rising Stars, By Firm
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Matching Experts
• Ford's Air Bags Not At Fault In Fatal Crash, Jury Finds
• GM 'Concealment' Still In Full Force, Jury Hears In Closings
• RJ Reynolds Splits Blame In $1.6M Lung Cancer Verdict
• Ex-BP Exec Seeks Redo On Investor Claims In Oil Spill MDL
• Investor Rips Atty Fee Requests In $100M Halliburton Deal
• FDA Warning Wire: Donor Screening Lapses At Fertility Clinic
• Trump Announces Pick To Lead EPA Chemical Safety Office
• Consumers Say Merck's Shingles Vaccine Poses Health Risks
• Prior Policies In Play In Olin Cleanup Suit, 2nd Circ. Says
• Feds May Appeal 9-Year Sentence In Meningitis Outbreak Case
• Takata Judge Will Hear Bid To Halt Air Bag Suits In August
• Rising Star: Greenberg Traurig's Sean Jessee
• Investors Blast Polaris' Bid To Nix Suit Over Recalls
• Ex-FDA Head's Comments May Put Meningitis Cases In Peril
• CSX Ordered By Jury To Pay $3.9M For Death Of Film Worker
• Whole Foods Can't Duck Mislabeled Pizza Injury Suit
• Atty Stuck With $25K Sanction In Enbrel Discovery Row
• Instant Coffee Recalled Over Ingredient Similar To Viagra
• Samsung Wants Overheating Galaxy Phone Suit Tossed
• The Rise Of Midsize Firms
• Daubert And Product Liability: Mid-2017 Update — Part 2
• 5 Questions To Ask Yourself Before Submitting Litigation AFA
• GM Expert Says Switch Spec Failure Doesn't Equal Danger
• Reed Smith Widow Fires Back At GSK Bid For New Trial
• AndroGel Benefits Not Worth Cardiac Risk, Jury Hears
• Chinese Co. Slams Sharp's Tactics In Quality Claims Row
• Venable Adds Ex-Pfizer Lawyer To FDA Practice In DC Office
• Ford Trucks Sold With Incompatible Jacks, Suit Says
• VW Emissions Suits Not Preempted, NJ Appeals Court Says
• FDA Rejects Amgen Osteoporosis Drug, Asks For Safety Info
• Feds Can Revive Some FCA Claims Over Faulty Body Armor
• Rising Star: King & Spalding's Meredith Redwine
• Consumers Rip Ford Dismissal Bid In Shelby Defect Suit
• Advocacy Group Loses Challenge Of Used-Car Safety Orders
• Ex-Mich. DEQ Director Can't Escape Flint Residents' Claims
• How Mobile Apps Can Benefit Your Practice
• J&J Escapes Suit Over Talc-Based Baby Powder
• Wrigley Sues Over 'Doublemint' E-Cigarette Liquid
• Daubert And Product Liability: Mid-2017 Update — Part 1
• The Future Of Litigation Finance Is Analytics
• Rising Star: Goldman Ismail's Jennifer Greenblatt
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Ariz. Driver Rests Case In GM Ignition-Switch Bellwether
• AbbVie Needed To Study Heart Impact Of AndroGel, Jury Told
• BCBS Units Sue Insys Over Off-Label Fentanyl Rx Scheme
• Non-Missourians Kicked Out Of Bayer Essure Suit
• Honda To Recall 2.1M Accords Over Risk Of Battery Fire
• ETP Demolished Historic House Near Pipeline, FERC Says
• Fiat Chrysler Recalls 1.34M Cars Over Fire, Air Bag Risks
• Investors Sue Arconic Over Stock Drop Tied To Grenfell Fire
• Takata Asks Bankruptcy Court To Halt Loads Of Air Bag Suits
• Fla. Justices To Mull Reinstating $8M Mesothelioma Verdict
• Specific Personal Jurisdiction: The Unanswered Questions
• Judge Greenlights Some BP Investor Holder Claims In MDL
• GM Driver's Switch Failed Specifications 25% Of Time: Expert
• Enough Evidence Tying AndroGel To Heart Attacks, Jury Hears
• Watchdog Says Chinese Chicken Imports Imperil Public Health
• FDA Says Lead Blood Test Firm Didn't Report Complaints
• Judge's Tweets Don't Merit Recusal, 9th Circ. Says
• Honda Must Face Defective Air Bag Suit, NJ Court Says
• Deceased NFLer's Family Wants Concussion Suit In Pa. Court
• Wilson Says 2nd Swing At Bat-Labeling Suit Still Lacking
• Insurers Beats Shipyard Sandblasting Coverage Suit
• Sens. Urge More DOT Transparency Over Exploding Air Bags
• Everyday Hacking Risk Too Vague For Driver's Suit, Fiat Says
• Where AI Meets Cybersecurity And The Legal Profession
• Why 'Class Action Attorney Fees' Are Such Dirty Words
• 7th Circ. Deals Fatal Blow To Faulty Window Class Action
• 9th Circ. Asked To Uphold Pigeon Poop Deal Coverage Ruling
• Philip Morris' Youth Push Led To Smoker's Death, Jury Told
• Ford Sued By Consumers After Recalling 402K Transit Vans
• Insurer Ordered To Defend Firefighter Hearing Loss Suits
• GM Driver Says Drag Racing Clued Him In To Switch Issue
• Justice Breyer On Changing His Mind And Sparring With Scalia
• UK VW Drivers Report Car Problems After Emissions Fix
• New GM Out Of Reach For Car Defect Punitive Damages
• General Mills Beats Nature Valley False Labeling Suit
• Off-Label Drug Bills Get Little Traction On Capitol Hill
• FDA Rejects Ocular Therapeutix Eye Drug
• 2nd Circ. Denies BP, Shell's Attempt To Squash MTBE Suit
• Judge Recommends Partial Cert. In Train Derailment Suit
• 3 Takeaways From The FDA Head's New Opioid Rx Standards
• Insights From Recent Rise In Nuisance And Trespass Cases
• No 'Real Intention To Prosecute' Means Fraudulent Joinder
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Interim Arguments
• Unstructured Data Is Just The Tip Of The Iceberg
• Justice Breyer On The Limits Of Presidential Power
• Benjamin Moore, Paint Cos. Settle Over Emission-Free Ads
• GM Targets Revised Ignition Switch In New Bellwether Round
• Crucial Expert's Opinion In Doubt For J&J Talc Cancer Trial
• Judge Says FTC Claims Already Settled In VW Emissions Suit
• Takata To Recall 2.7M More Air Bag Inflators
• Akin Gump Nabs Ex-FDA Deputy Chief
• $35M Ends US Claims Of Mallinckrodt Link To Opioid Abuse
• FDA Warning Wire: Corroded Equipment At Indian Drug Plant
• Coca-Cola, Buyers To Mediate 'No Added Sugar' Juice Suit
• Walgreens Refutes Customers' Redo Bid In Blood Test Suit
• Bayer, J&J Misrepresented Xarelto Risks, Suits Say
• Ex-NAD Director Looks Back On 20 Years And 2,600 Decisions
• Caveat Emptor In The Information Age
• 5 Questions To Ask Firm Before Accepting A Litigation AFA
• J&J's Talc Supplier Escapes Cancer Trial
• Pulled Pain Pill, Opioid Rates Show Need For Research
• McGuireWoods Adds Product Liability Litigator In Dallas
• Ex-FDA Chief Tells Jury AndroGel Ads Were Misleading
• Feinberg To Be Settlement Master In Fiat Chrysler MDL
• Judge Taps Harvard Prof As Overseer Of $1B Takata Fund
• Consumer Sues Attorneys After Failed Hepatitis Berry Suit
• Morgan Lewis Lands Eckert Seamans Atty In Pittsburgh
• New GM Bellwethers Turn To Fight Over Revised Ignition Part
• Chocolate Powder Is 'Cocaine On Training Wheels,' FDA Told
• Novo Gets Sanofi's Insulin Advertising Claims Trimmed
• Conn. Judge Recuses Herself In Rail Car Injury Case
• WaPo Sues DOJ For Opioid Epidemic Docs
• Investors Sue Eye Drug Co. After Manufacturing Issues
• Ex-VW Employee Arrested In Germany Over Emissions Fraud
• Why Posner Pounced On Eyedrop Class Certification
• Toyota Asks 8th Circ. To Rethink Sudden Acceleration Ruling
• Takata Ch. 11 Tort Committee Has Tough Road Ahead
• Country Star Says Life Vest Didn't Prevent Son's Drowning
• Why You Should Argue Your Appeal
• The Government Contractor Defense In The 4th Circ.
• DC Circ. Adds Feather To DEA's Regulatory Authority Hat
• 6 Ways Teaching A Law School Class Can Benefit Lawyers
• Plaintiffs Bar Perspective: Provost Umphrey's Bryan Blevins
• NYC Building Lodges $5M Suit Over 2nd Ave. Subway
• Judge Rips VW's Offering Memo In Investors' Emissions Suit
• Arab Bank Should Face Alien Tort Suits, Sens. Tell High Court
• Gilead FCA Suit Satisfies Escobar, 9th Circ. Rules
• Bristol-Myers, Pfizer Again Sued Over Eliquis Risks
• Wash. High Court Revives Suit Over Boy's Football Death
• 11th Circ. Sends Infant Study Question To Ala. High Court
• Spiral Dynamics And The Vanishing Jury Trial
• Time To Focus On Cybersecurity In Health Care
• Takata Ch. 11 Gets Committee With Personal Injury Victims
• How Menu Labeling Could Lead To A Preemption Dilemma
• Wash. Tribe, Army Corps Reach Deal On Superfund Cleanup
• State Classes Get Tag-Team Trials In Syngenta Corn MDL
• Pharmacy Barred From Drug Production Over Contamination
• Judge Denies $151M Elk River Spill Class Settlement
• Cadillac Owners Hit GM With Leaky Sunroof Class Action
• Pea Recall Coverage Battle Must Stay In Wash., Court Told
• DeVry University Settles With Mass. Over Deception In Ads
• BMW Blasts Inflated Atty Fees In Roof Defect Settlement
• VW Urges 9th Circ. To OK $14.7B Emissions Deal
• AbbVie Tells Jury Studies Don't Tie AndroGel To Heart Attacks
• 8th Circ. Upholds DePuy Quick Win In Hip Implant Suit
• Oil Contractors Can't Collect On Spill, Pipeline Co. Says
• Honda Can't Use Takata Guilty Plea In Airbag Suit: Drivers
• Sherwin-Williams, Others Look To Dodge Landfill Cleanup Suit
• Covington Snags Undefeated Litigator From O'Melveny
• Bowing To FDA, Endo Halts Opana Painkiller Sales
• FDA Halts 3 Merck Keytruda Studies After Deaths
• Robbins Geller, Johnson & Weaver To Helm Cempra Suit
• Policymakers Accelerate On Driverless-Car Cybersecurity
• Talc Supplier Likely Can't Escape J&J Cancer Trial
• GM Says Engine Defect Class Action Doesn't Claim Harm
• Justice Stevens On Gorsuch And Sticking With The Cubs
• Kan. Atty Says Inflated Recovery Ads Give Rival Unfair Edge
• AbbVie Sold AndroGel Without Heart Risk Warning, Jury Told
• 9th Circ. Denies Apple Juice False-Ad Consumers Second Bite
• Blistex Can Ditch Packaging Class Action Over Lip Balm
• Dodge Ram Drivers Sue Fiat, Cummins Over Diesel Engines
• Judge Warns Monsanto On 'Flimsy' Fed. Jurisdiction Theories
• 8th Circ. Upholds Blue Buffalo $32M Pet Food False Ad Deal
• Navy's Grounded T-45s Expected Back In The Air This Month
• Fla. Court Nixes Tobacco Cos.' Win Over Inconsistent Rulings
• AirBnb Turns Blind Eye To Rowdy Renters, LA Landlords Say
• FDA Warning Wire: Drugmaker Defiance, Dangerous Dog Food
• Employees Not Covered In Zip Line Injury Suit, Judge Rules
• NJ Court Revives Design Defect Claim Over BMW Tailpipe
• Consumer Flags Whole Foods, Kombucha Maker's $8.3M Deal
• Nissan Says Timing Chain Just Noisy, Not Unsafe
• The Challenge Of Regulating Fidget Spinners
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Openings Before Voir Dire
• Plaintiffs Bar Perspective: Chip Brooker
• 5 Questions To Ask Client Before Proposing A Litigation AFA
• Jury Awards Fla. Man Nearly $5M In Ladder Defect Suit
• Justice Stevens On Playing Politics With The High Court
• J&J's McNeil Gets New Trial After $48M Motrin Reaction Loss
• Drugmakers Urge FDA To Phase Out Older Opioids
• Pa. Judge Urged To Move Mesh Cases After Justices' Rulings
• Hain's Veggie Straws Low On Vegetable Content, Suit Says
• Nissan Transmission Deal OK'd As Fee Objections Squashed
• Judge Narrows Switch Evidence In GM Bellwether Trial
• Judge Trims GM Ignition MDL In 129-Page Order
• Pa. Justices Urged To Keep UPMC On Hook In Hepatitis Suit
• Giant Concrete Coverage Suit Tests Conn. Bad Faith Laws
• BMW Death Due To Misused Car Jack, 8th Circ. Rules
• Citgo Says It Shouldn't Bear Brunt Of Oil Spill Liability
• Judge Approves Credit Repair Cos.' $1.5M CFPB Settlement
• 9th Circ. Upholds $59M Sunbeam Negligence Verdict
• NHL Fights To Keep Medical Experts In Concussion MDL
• The Value Of Protective Orders In Product Liability Cases