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Product Liability - October, 2017

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• Racing Corvette Buyers Sue GM Over Unsafe Engines
• Walgreens Hit With Suit Over Prescription That Killed Child
• DuPont Snags Early Win In Liability Suit Over Marine's Death
• EPA Says No Agency Grants For Science Committee Members
• Drugmakers Want Chicago's Opioid Suit Paused Pending MDL
• Insys Founder Resigns From Board After Opioid Charges
• Without Motive, Murder Hard To Prove In Meningitis Trials
• Consumers Get Initial OK On $300M Vita-Mix Blender Deal
• FDA Lets 8 EU Regulators Conduct Its Drug Inspections
• J&J Calls Witness Tampering Accusation 'Overblown'
• Allstate Needn't Cover Realtor In Wrongful Death Suit
• Jury Awards $45M To Family Of Driver Killed In I-75 Crash
• J&J Unit Hit With Trimmed FCA Suit Over Hip Implants
• Carbon Monoxide Suits Not Excluded, Nonprofit Tells 9th Circ.
• Judging A Book: McConnell Reviews 'Unequal'
• No Basis For Personal Jurisdiction In MDL Direct Filing
• Eye Drug Co. Can Relocate Shareholder Suits To Mass.
• J&J Toxicologist Defends Brand's Talc In Mesothelioma Trial
• 2 Firms Blast Ford's Claims They Misled Settlement Opt-Outs
• Expert Cleared To Testify In Ford Minivan Fire Insurance Suit
• Firm Should Have Expected Malpractice Suits, 5th Circ. Told
• Texas Justices To Weigh 'Sham Affidavit' Split In Truck Row
• FDA May Revoke Soy Heart-Health Claim
• Bosch Can't Nix Suit Claiming Role In VW Emissions Scandal
• NHTSA Mulls Clearing Roadblocks For Self-Driving Cars
• NPR Station Can Get Meningitis Juror Names, But Must Wait
• BP, Exxon, Others Dodge Revival Of La. Coastal Damage Suit
• Consumer Gets 'Superfood' Fraud Suit Moved To Utah
• GM Settles Calif. Ignition-Switch Case For $13.9M
• Making Pro Bono Work
• Being There: Preparing Witnesses For Depositions
• Class Counsel In Dow Pollution Suit Slam Attys' Fee Bid
• AIG Says Disney Can't Arbitrate 'Pink Slime' Coverage Row
• Calif. Jury Clears Adhesive Maker In $22M Mesothelioma Suit
• Nissan Loses Bid To Toss Rusty Floorboard Suit
• Why The Mammoth Engle Sanctions Order Is Likely To Stand
• Merck Can't Escape Fosamax MDL, Patients Tell High Court
• Biz Turns To Feds For Certainty On Automated Truck Rules
• Honeywell Reaches Deal In Pa. Humidifier Defect Dispute
• Bristol-Myers Dodges Revival Of Abilify FCA Suit At 6th Circ.
• Making Pro Bono Work: The Sidley-Exelon Partnership
• Pa. Justices To Mull Cos.' Liability For Others' Asbestos Use
• NHTSA Investigates Loose Ford Fusion Steering Wheels
• What Companies Should Know About TSCA Consent Orders
• Rejecting FTC Drug-Level Standard On Dietary Supplements
• Lessons From A Challenge To CPSC Civil Penalty Authority
• Recipe For Legal Project Management: Look To BBQ Champs
• Does NFL's 'Reasonable Person' Standard Go Long?
• J&J Talc Caused Woman's Mesothelioma, Expert Tells Jury
• AIG Says Disney Policy Doesn't Cover 'Pink Slime' Deal
• 3 Takeaways From Trump's Drone Testing Directive
• Trump Declares Opioid Emergency, Critics Call For Funding
• Occidental Owes Repsol $65M In NJ River Cleanup Saga
• Stryker's 'Intrusive' Hip Implant Patient Survey Rejected
• Defeated AndroGel User Must Pay Own Bills, AbbVie Says
• No Evidence Of Soy Wiring Enticing Rats, Says Kia
• Insys Founder Charged With Racketeering In Opioid Scheme
• Feds Can't Flee Vietnam Veterans' Agent-Orange Benefits Suit
• Costco, Fruit Cos. Not Liable For Hepatitis A Death, Jury Finds
• Xytex Settles Claims Over Poorly Screened Sperm Donor
• L'Oreal Customers Win Cert. In Hair-Relaxer Injury Suit
• Making Pro Bono Work: Can You Practice In Your State?
• WTO Upholds Revamped US 'Dolphin-Safe' Tuna Label Regs
• 9th Circ. Endangers Mass Action Removal Under CAFA
• Representing Women At The Intersection Of Law And Finance
• Jury Told Costco, Fruit Cos. Should Pay $18M For Hep A Death
• Final OK Sought For $741M In Settlements In Takata MDL
• Purdue Faces US Probe Over OxyContin Marketing
• FDA Defends Cigar Regs, Points To Consumer Misperceptions
• Consumers Rip Dr Pepper's Bid To Beat Labeling Suit
• Supplement Cos., Execs Indicted Over Hidden Stimulants
• RI Doc Admits To Health Fraud, Opioid Kickback Scheme
• Second Pharmacist Convicted In Meningitis Outbreak Trial
• Tobacco Cos. Must Pay Fees In $10.5M Case, Fla. Court Says
• Trump Launches Program For State, Local Gov't Drone Testing
• Conagra Escapes 'Natural' Labeling Suit Over Wesson Oil
• Making Pro Bono Work: Building Sponsorship Relationships
• Carbon Monoxide Not A Pollutant, Pool Co. Tells 9th Circ.
• WL Homeowners Can Seek Insurance Recovery Over Defects
• 9th Circ. Addresses Lower Court Split On False Ad Cases
• What I Learned In My 1st Year: Be A Sponge
• Lawmaker Leery Of Inevitable Disruption Of Driverless Cars
• Lumber Liquidators Strikes $36M Deal In Laminate MDL
• Pomerantz Gets Lead Role As Juno Investor Class Certified
• Family Says Defective Guardrail Killed Teen Daughter
• J&J Talc User's Body Had Asbestos In It, Jury Hears
• Deal In Chipotle Food-Safety Derivative Suit Gets Early OK
• Drinker Biddle Attys Deny Pressuring Doc In Hip Implant Trial
• 5th Circ. Urged To Send $400M Petrobras Suit To Arbitration
• Peabody Evades Calif. Climate Change Suits With Ch. 11 Plan
• Pharma Cos., States Battle Over Opioid Litigation Transfer
• Jury Hints At Racketeering Conviction In Meningitis Case
• Consumers Want Wilson Docs In Louisville Slugger Class Suit
• FDA Warning Wire: NYC's Most Expensive Restaurant
• Devices Can Collect Kids' Commands Without Consent: FTC
• Honeywell Must Chip In On Asbestos Claims, NJ Justices Told
• Making Pro Bono Work: Beyond The Hurdles
• Despite Concerns, Execs On Self-Driving Car Bandwagon
• Insurer Must Cover Zip Line Injury At Church Camp Site
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Mirena Injury MDL Against Bayer
• Defending Defective Building Material Claims Under The UCC
• Pret Says Class Action Over Underfilled Wraps An Overreach
• Stacking The Deck Against Opioid Plaintiffs
• J&J Wins Battle Against $417M Talc Award, But War Not Over
• Manufacturer Urges Fla. Court To Chuck $8M Asbestos Verdict
• 'White Hats' Face Red Tape As Data Gets Deadly
• FCA Doesn't Cover Avoidance Of Potential Fines, Judge Rules
• Patients Ask 7th Circ. To Revive Pfizer Testosterone Suits
• GE Wants Maine Law To Govern Asbestos Exposure Claims
• Late Notice Dooms Coverage Of Nightclub Shooting: 5th Circ.
• VW Gets Green Light For Some Diesel SUV Emission Fixes
• German Car Giants See NJ Antitrust Claims Move Into MDL
• Target Advertised Pleather As Leather, Consumers Allege
• NJ Justices Set To Weigh Asbestos Coverage Gap Quandary
• Annie's Makes Bid To Dismiss Synthetic Salad Dressing Suit
• Judging A Book: Pryor Reviews 'Scalia Speaks'
• Honda Trims Suit Over 'Noxious Fumes' In CR-V Cabins
• How The 3rd Circ. Stripped Down The 'Bare Metal' Defense
• Listeria Risk Spurs Broad Veggie Recall In US, Canada
• Lewis Brisbois Nabs Product Liability Trial Atty In San Diego
• Takata Says Case Complexity Requires Exclusivity Extension
• Nestlé's Spinach Shards Suit In Wrong Court, Judge Says
• The Inside Counsel Revolution
• J&J Wins Toss Of $417M Talc Cancer Verdict In Calif.
• Abbott Can't Escape Failure-To-Warn Claims In Depakote Suit
• $120M State AG Deal With GM Preludes More State Actions
• If J&J Talc Had Asbestos, It Could Cause Cancer, Expert Says
• Pop Warner Can't Escape Youth Football Concussion Suit
• Opioid Litigation Roundup: An Overview Of Major Cases
• TJ Maxx Shoppers Bolster Thread Count Inflation Claims
• Calif. Court Revives Talc Asbestos Suit Against Colgate
• Meningitis Outbreak Murder Trial Sent To Jury
• Swartz Campbell Adds Chartwell Toxic Tort Atty
• 9th Circ. Revives Kimberly-Clark 'Flushable' Wipe Ad Suit
• 4th Circ. Scraps $750M Army Base Pollution Class Action
• Toymaker Says Intel Duped It Into Buying Dangerous Chips
• Miss. High Court Tosses $2M Risperdal Verdict Against J&J
• Body Armor Co.'s Bulletproof Vests Are Defective, Suit Says
• EU Antitrust Watchdogs Raid BMW Office In Cartel Probe
• Xarelto Users Taking First Two Trial Losses To 5th Circ.
• Schiff Hardin Hires Squire Patton Product Liability Atty
• How Arbitrators Maintain Proportionality In Discovery
• Ex-Pharmacist In NECC Meningitis Case Puts Blame On Boss
• Road Designer's Policy Excludes Crash Death Suit: 11th Circ.
• Owners Want Airbnb Told To Stop Rentals In Their Buildings
• Exercise Org. Can't Ditch Sanctions In CrossFit Suit
• 11th Circ. Upholds $27M Boston Scientific Pelvic Mesh Loss
• J&J's Talc Bore Harmful Asbestos, Calif. Retrial Jury Told
• MGM, Live Nation Sued Over Las Vegas Shooting, Security
• Pittsburgh Corning, Asbestos Claimants Strike $178M Deal
• Flying Baseball Suit Protection Could Be Down To Final Out
• Helmet Maker Says Players' Own Claims Nix Concussion Suit
• Toddler Killed By Recalled Ikea Dresser
• DOT's Rail Brake, Competitive Switching Proposals In Doubt
• GM To Pay $120M To End States' Ignition-Switch Probes
• Latte Drinkers Say Starbucks Can't Dodge Underfilling Suit
• Coca-Cola Can't Shake Seagram's Ginger Ale False Ad Suit
• Ford Fiesta, Focus Transmission Settlement Gets Final OK
• Sharp Can't Remand TV Quality Row With Chinese Licensee
• Mercedes-Benz Sold Dangerously Faulty Radiators, Suit Says
• The Law Firm CFO's Role In The Strategic Planning Process
• Fla. Firms To Pay $9.1M For Engle Ethics Disaster
• Cos. Pursued By FTC Show How Not To Sell Health Products
• Judge Hesitant To Rubber-Stamp Aegerion's $36M Fraud Deal
• Bayer Seeks To End One-A-Day Labeling Class Action
• Tobacco Giants Must Pay Full $35M Jury Award: Fla. Court
• Boxer's Brain Injury Suit Has Claims Against Docs Trimmed
• NPR Station Wants Names, Addresses Of Meningitis Jurors
• NFL Star's Daughter Refiles CTE Suit, Names Helmet Maker
• CPSC's Mohorovic Leaves Agency For Dentons
• Bed Bath & Beyond Says Cotton Suit Hangs On Sham Test
• Bayer, Others Sued Over Radioactive Waste Near Niagara Falls
• Chicago Seeks Janssen Employees' Info In Opioid Suit
• CRISPR Licensing Deal Looks To Open Door To Better Crops
• Law Firms Must Transition To An Industry Sector Approach
• Amazon Seeks Arbitration In Faulty Eclipse Glasses Suit
• Sham Affidavits In Medical Product Liability: Part 2
• J&J Wins Mo. Appeal Of $72M Talc Cancer Verdict
• Tampering Flap Puts J&J Trial Attys Under Ethics Microscope​
• Takata Tort Claimants Say Carmakers Trying To Skirt Liability
• Shell's $5M Spill Settlement A 'Slap In The Face,' Court Told
• Boss Pushed Pharmacist To Step Up Testing Before Outbreak
• FDA Warning Wire: Multiple Issues At Dialysis Co.
• Md. Asbestos Attys Clash Over Backlog At State Senate
• 'Cane Juice' False Ad Action Greenlighted, With Caveat
• Bosch Says VW Dealers Can't Show Harm In RICO Action
• Flint Must Find Long-Term Water Solution, Judge Says
• PennDOT Can Be Held Liable In Crash Suit, Pa. Justices Told
• J&J Asbestos Trial A New Front In Talc Litigation
• Judging A Book: Kozinski Reviews 'The Judge'
• Coke, Pepsi Diet Drinks Can Add Weight, False Ad Suits Say
• Brazil Scores Partial Win Against Indonesian Chicken Rules
• Sen. Wants Repeal Of Opioid Law That Sunk Drug Czar Pick
• Ford Says Firms Lied To Get Drivers To Opt Out Of Deal
• Rep. Who Cut DEA Powers Out As Trump's Drug Czar Pick
• Sham Affidavits In Medical Product Liability: Part 1
• Expert Links 'Filth' In Costco-Bound Berries To Hep A Death
• Neutrogena Buyers Seek Class Cert. In Sunscreen Label Row
• Celanese's $2.4M Coverage Award Nixed By Mass. Court
• Nestle Suit Over Glass In Spinach Teeters On Venue Row
• Daimler Recalls More Than 1 Million Vehicles For Air Bags
• Prevagen Memory Product Maker Fights Cert. In Ad Suit
• Gov't Scientists Tell Of Rare Outbreak As Trial Nears End
• Verdict Slashed By $2M In Fla. Ladder-Fall Trial
• Calif. County Sheds Strip Search, Retaliatory Raid Claims
• Mo. High Court Pauses J&J Talc Cancer Trial Over Venue Row
• Insurers Sue Saudi Arabia For $1.5B In Losses After 9/11
• Privacy Groups Want Recall On 'Spying' Google Speaker
• FDA Finding Doesn't Absolve Forest Labs, Parents Say
• Jeep Drivers Fight For Class Cert. In Hacking Suit
• NFL Concussion Deal Proceeds Can't Be Sold Off, Court Told
• Counsel In J&J 'Natural' Labeling Suit Seek $2.25M Fees
• Evolution Of A Crisis: Opioid Claims Pick Up Speed
• New Post-Recession Metrics For BigLaw Partner Success
• Understanding FDA Guidance On Connected Medical Devices
• Mass. Senate Passes Ban On Firearm Bump Stocks
• Eliquis MDL Sees 24 Suits Trimmed Due To Forum Rule
• EPA, Chemical Cos. Draw Up New Regs For Dicamba Herbicide
• Polaris Ditches Investor Suit Over Off-Road Vehicle Recalls
• J&J Loses Remand Fight In NJ Talc MDL
• Pa. Court Won't Rap Nursing Home Over Discovery Faults
• FDA Shuts Down Calif. Dietary Supplement Maker
• Time To Lift Student Loan Counseling Restrictions
• Default Dates Of 1st Exposure Can Lead To Conflict
• In California, Made-For-Outlet Products Are OK
• Hepatitis Victim Had Costco Berry Blend In Home, Jury Told
• Fitbit Heart-Rate Monitor Row Pushed To Arbitration
• J&J Cites Jury Misconduct In Bid To Nix $417M Talc Verdict
• Half-Million Child Car Seats Recalled For Safety Risk
• Class Fights Objections To $740M Takata Air Bag Deals
• Dow Pollution Class Attys Tell 10th Circ. They Deserve Fees
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Payors' Depakote Suit Against Abbott
• Sun Chemical Hit With $7.5M Suit Over NJ Contamination
• Microsoft Ruling Dooms Cymbalta Labeling Suit: 9th Circ.
• Sony Beats Bid To Revive NJ Suit Over Exploding TV Fire
• Retailers Must Prevent Sales Of Recalled Products
• Terror Liability Troubles Kennedy, Conservatives At High Court
• Philips, DOJ Reach Deal Over Defibrillator Missteps
• Maryland Atty Says Napoli 'Stonewalling' On Fee Split Deal
• MGM, Bump Stock Seller Sued Over Vegas Mass Shooting
• J&J Unit Says Wrong Venue Merits Toss Of $12M Mesh Award
• GM, Driver Settle Ahead Of Bellwether Ignition Trial
• Quaker Beats False Ad Suit Over Syrup-Less Maple Oatmeal
• Why You Should Consider Hyperlinking Your Next Brief
• Koch Foods Hit With $1.9M Verdict In Retaliation Suit
• Xarelto Internal Bleeding Suit Nixed As Time-Barred
• FDA Expert Testifies Of Unparalleled Contamination At NECC
• Fla. Appeals Court Affirms $35M Jury Award For Smoker's Kin
• Hi-Tech To Pay $40M In Sanctions In FTC Labeling Suit
• What I Learned In My 1st Year: Listen Carefully, Speak Up
• Viability Of 'Act Of God' Defense In A Superstorm World
• How Bristol-Myers Squibb May Transform Class Actions
• Fruit Broker Disputes 'Contamination' In Hepatitis Trial
• Monsanto Slams Scientific Experts In Roundup Cancer MDL
• Plaintiffs Can't Drop Cases Before Depakote Trial: Judge
• Electrolux Washer Deal Would Net Up To $3.7M For Attys
• High Court Skips Review Of Conagra Labeling Class Cert.
• Supplement Co. Defends Tactics After Atty's Site Attacked
• Cubs, MLB Sued By Fan Who Says Foul Ball Blinded Him
• Justices To Weigh Corporate Liability In Terror Connections
• Japanese Gov't, Utility To Pay $4.4M Over Nuclear Meltdown
• 3 Meningitis Pharmacy Workers Must Face FDA Fraud Claims
• Pa. Appeals Court Won't Junk Student Head Injury Class Case
• Fiat, Bosch Want Claims Of Evading Emissions Tests Nixed
• FDA Warning Wire: Bush's Baked Beans, Univ. Of Michigan
• Asian-Americans Facing Challenges In The Legal Industry
• Injured Softball Pitcher Says Retailer Knew Of Mask Defects
• Ulta, Shampoo Maker Must Face 'Sulfate-Free' Labeling Suit
• Ford Seeks Dismissal Of New Takata Air Bag MDL Claims
• NJ Justices' Construction Ruling May Bog Suits Down
• Mass. AG Runs Point As Top Trump Critic
• Mistrial Declared In Case Alleging Asbestos In J&J Talcum
• Reliability Of 'Price Premium' Calculations In Class Actions
• Fiat Chrysler Wins DQ Of Atty In Defective Car Suit
• Supreme Court Rejects Convicted Ex-Massey CEO's Appeal
• What Duties Do Lead Lawyers Owe MDL Plaintiffs?
• Asbestos In J&J's Talc Caused Woman's Illness, Jury Told
• MDL May Be On The Horizon In Opioid Litigation
• Costco Berry Blend Gave Woman Deadly Hepatitis, Jury Told
• Nestle Looks To Drown 'Colossal Fraud' Poland Spring Suit
• L'Oreal Can't Cut Most Claims In Keratin Class Action
• Pharmacist In Meningitis Trial Ignored Drug Recipe, Jury Told
• Blue Bell Investors Launch Del. Chancery Listeria Suit
• Purina Can't Duck Suit Claiming Fish Food Killed Bass
• A BigLaw Ladies' Guide To Becoming A 1st-Chair Trial Lawyer
• Texas Justices Tackle 11th Circ.'s Discovery Rule Question
• Farmers Fight Syngenta Bid To Speed $218M Verdict Appeal
• Enviros Want $6M In Fees From Exxon In $20M Pollution Row
• Pipeline Co. Says Subclasses Are Too Big In Oil Spill Suit
• 5th Circ. Sticks By $3M Exxon Contractor Coverage Ruling
• Pa. Gov. To Sign 'Right To Try' Unapproved Drugs Bill
• Up Next At The High Court: Alien Torts & Appellate Rules
• An Inch, 3% Or 10 Calories: Which Is Material?
• Meningitis Pharmacist Brushed Off Concerns, Colleague Says
• NJ Sues Insys Over Opioid Drug Push, Calls Conduct 'Evil'
• 5th Circ. Won't Ask Texas Justices To Weigh Asbestos Query
• 2nd Bellwether Jury Says AbbVie Owes AndroGel User $140M
• New England Insulation Hit With $6.8M Asbestos Verdict
• Pa. Judge Urged To Ax Fee Objection In NFL Concussion Case
• Widow Asks Justices For Re-Do In Fraud Suit In Lethal Crash
• Insys To Pay $500K To End Mass. Opioid Marketing Claims
• Insurer Buys More Time In Exxon Suit But Gets Scolding Too
• German Auto Antitrust MDL Centralized In California
• J&J, DePuy Lose Bid To Pause FCA Ruling At 1st Circ.
• Trader Joe's Still Can't Escape Underfilled Tuna Suit
• Next Round Of Water Contamination Suits May Involve CWA
• When Plaintiff Conduct Matters: Part 3
• Chilling Litigation Tourism In Illinois 'Judicial Hellholes'
• 5 Tips To Ensure Proper Deposition Behavior
• Thoratec Investors' Heart Device Suit Revived By 9th Circ
• Truck Buyers Defend Ill. Bellwether Bid In Navistar Case
• RJR Takes $13M Product Liability Appeal To Fla. High Court
• Homeowners Seek Lift Of Stay Over WL Homes Defects
• EPA Asks Court To Rethink Halting Superfund Cleanup Plan
• Calif. Appeals Court Revives Snoring Aid Class Action
• Texas Jury Awards $42M In Flawed Car Repair Trial
• Consumers Sue J&J Unit Over Products' Hair Repair Claims
• Texas Atty Can Pursue Bribery Claims In Fee Dispute
• Olive Oil Co. Says Labeling Did Not Violate Tariff Act
• La. Appeals Court Affirms Damages In Citgo Spill Row
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive Chipotle Consumer's GMO Suit
• GM, Drivers See Evidence Cut In Ignition Switch Bellwether
• Frito-Lay Agrees To Change Labels To End 'All Natural' Suit
• Nooter Needn't Prorate Asbestos Coverage, Mo. Court Rules
• Families Of Pilots, US Rep. Sue DOD For Deadly Crash Info
• AbbVie, Lilly Slam Discovery Bid In Testosterone MDL
• Junior Mints Packages Have Too Much Air, Consumer Claims
• Pa. Appeals Court To Rehear $38M Workplace Shooting Suit
• 9th Circ. Reverses Gov't Win In Work Site Cleanup Suit
• When Plaintiff Conduct Matters: Part 2
• Renco Can't Shake Claims Over Poisoning In Peru, Court Told
• Gilead To Take 9th Circ. Escobar Ruling To High Court
• Coffee-Maker Importer To Pay $2M For Not Reporting Defect
• 3rd Circ. Sinks 'Bare Metal' Defense In Asbestos Suit
• AbbVie's Marketing Of AndroGel 'Insidious,' Jury Told
• Takata Special Master Reports Delays In Claims Plan
• Honeywell Hit With Wrongful Death Suit Over Plane Crash
• GM Fights To Be In Bankruptcy Trial Over Revoked Defect Deal
• Flint Residents Combine Water Crisis Discrimination Suits
• FDA Warning Wire: No Love For Playful Granola Labels
• Smoker's Widow, Philip Morris Seek Changes To $350K Verdict
• Cephalon Slams Bid To Reinstate Pa. Opioid Marketing Suit
• Vets Want DOD Docs About Radiation Exposure At Crash Site
• Zac Brown, Live Nation Settle With Woman In Injury Suit
• Fruit Co. Seeks Sanctions In Contaminated Cane Juice Suit
• J&J, DePuy Ask 1st Circ. For Stay To Appeal FCA Ruling
• EU, Canada Settle Decadeslong Beef Spat, Citing Trade Deal
• Judging A Book: Tunheim Reviews 'Miles Lord'
• When Plaintiff Conduct Matters: Part 1
• Justices Let $3M Pelvic Mesh Verdict Against Ethicon Stand
• BNP Paribas Escapes Claims It Funded '98 Embassy Attacks
• Insurers Face Headwinds In Bid To Audit Asbestos Payouts
• Student-Athletes, NCAA Seek Final Approval Of $75M Deal
• Novartis Not On Hook For Generic's Label, Calif. Justices Hear
• Takata Gets Nod On Unusual Bankruptcy Financing Deal
• Justices Won't Hear Widower's Jeep Defect Appeal
• Toyota Can't Flee Camry Buyers' Suit Raising Stink Over Smell
• No Primary Coverage Means No Excess Too For Contractor
• Justices Seek US' Views In $315M Case Over USS Cole Attack
• P&G Agrees To Pay Up To $30M To End Probiotic False Ad Suit
• Big Pharma Wants Opioid-Epidemic Class Claims Tossed
• Feds Ask 1st Circ. To Revive Meningitis Outbreak Charges
• Technology Assisted Review Can Work For Small Cases
• Pharmacist In Meningitis Trial Says He Never Tried To Run
• Defective Brake Class Action Continues Against Hyundai
• Judge Leaning Toward WWE In Wrestling Brain Injury Suits
• Intuitive Surgical Can't Toss Investors' Robot Glitch Suit
• Nowhere To Run For Treadmill Co. On Class Certification
• Law360 Sizes Up The Term To Come