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Product Liability - December, 2019

179 articles

• Hottest Legal Industry Guest Topics Of 2019
• St. Louis Jury Clears J&J For Its 2nd Talc Win In A Week
• Feds Back Bayer's Bid To Undo $25M Monsanto Verdict
• Mercedes-Benz Settles Moldy HVAC Suit Covering 2.5M Cars
• J&J Asks St. Louis Talc Jury To Stand Up For Corporations
• PG&E Customer Files $2.5B Class Complaint Over Outages
• 9th Circ. Told Attys Wrongly Sanctioned In Roundup Trial
• FDA Can Keep Regulating Genetically Modified Salmon
• Aegerion Sales Rep Found Guilty In $1.8M Drug Fraud
• Law360's Tort Report: Live Nation Hit With $101M Injury Award
• DEA, FDA Shut Down 44 Websites Selling Illegal Vapes
• Ill. Panel Upholds $4.8M Asbestos Verdict Against John Crane
• The Trial Results That Made An Impact In 2019
• The Biggest Property And Casualty Insurance Rulings Of 2019
• The Most Notable Personal Injury And Med Mal Cases Of 2019
• Senate Report Reveals CPSC Lax On Cos. With Safety Issues
• The Role Of Litigation Finance In The Next Recession
• Scandals, Court Battles That Rocked New Jersey In 2019
• The Biggest Environmental Decisions Of 2019
• The Top Product Liability Cases Of 2019
• The Top Bankruptcy Cases Of 2019
• Oil Co. Tells 5th Circ. It Wants $11M Added To $21.6M Win
• The Biggest Transportation Rulings Of 2019
• Feds Want 15 Years For Convicted Insys Founder
• 5 Trends That Rocked The Legal Industry In 2019
• The Biggest Massachusetts Cases Of 2019
• Blank Rome Says Andrus Wagstaff Owes Pelvic Mesh Fees
• J&J Exec Testifies FDA's Asbestos Finding Was Fluke
• Allergan Breast Implant Risk MDL Heading To NJ
• Texas Judge Scolds Attorney For Fake Discovery Documents
• NFL Settles With Chubb Insurers In Concussion Coverage Suit
• Boeing Hit With $185M Suit For Faulty And Halted 737s
• Mercedes Reaches $20M Deal With NHTSA Over Recalls
• HHS Backs Drug Imports Amid White House Pressure
• Roundup Atty Charged With $200M Corporate Extortion Plot
• $13.5B PG&E Deal With Wildfire Victims Wins Bankruptcy OK
• 3rd. Circ. Reverses GSK Win In Avandia Marketing Suit
• Sens. Say DEA's 8B Opioid Production Quota Is Too High
• Flint Residents Ask High Court Not To Kill Lead Water Suit
• Ex-Theranos CEO Says Indictment 'Flunks The Constitution'
• Sacklers Withdrew $10B From Purdue, Bankruptcy Probe Says
• 6th Circ. Revives Suit Over Mosquito Spraying In Toledo
• Judging A Book: Hinojosa Reviews 'Crimes And Punishments'
• Ford Seeks To Flatten Class Action Over Tire Leaks
• Pension Fund Fights To Keep Lead Role In Boeing Action
• 'Locality Lawsuits' Threaten The Civil Justice System
• EPA Watchdog Faults Agency's Harvey Air Response Rules
• All Minn. Federal Judges DQ'd From Whirlpool Defect Suit
• Biz Groups Urge Fla. To Adopt Fed. Summary Judgment Rule
• FDA Escapes Constitutional Challenge Of E-Cig Regulation
• Embattled NFL Concussion Atty Wants Liens On 5 Players
• Boeing To Halt 737 Max Production Amid Ongoing FAA Review
• Newsom Rejects PG&E's Bankruptcy Plan As 'Woefully Short'
• Honda Accused Of Hiding Acceleration Defect In Acura SUVs
• Calif. Jury Finds J&J Not To Blame For Woman's Cancer
• Home Depot Wants Out Of Roundup Cancer Warning Suit
• Bayer Says $25M Monsanto Verdict Defies Science
• New California Laws Will Make Discovery More Costly
• Levi & Korsinsky Loses Lead Counsel Role In Honeywell Suit
• Endo's $82.5M Deal In Suit Over Opioid Drug Gets Final OK
• Shareholders Sue Cardinal Health Execs Over Opioid Crisis
• Feds Press For Massive $306M Restitution In Insys Exec Trial
• Bill Aims To Start Anti-Vaping Campaigns On E-Cig Cos.' Dime
• Mass. Cannabis Vape Sales To Resume Under New Rules
• Panera Pans Suit Over '100% Clean' Bagel Advertising
• Grocer Says Opioid Defense Is 'Loss' Covered By Insurance
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Plaintiffs Experts' Cred At Stake In J&J Talc Trial Closings
• 4th Circ. Mulls Over Where Baltimore Climate Suit Belongs
• 2nd Circ. Says NY Opioid Fee Fight May Belong In State Court
• New York Court Certifies Appeal In GM Ignition Switch Claims
• Ill. Latest To Sue Juul For Deceptively Marketing To Minors
• CamelBak Dodges Suit Over 'Spill-Proof' Water Bottles
• Senate Confirms Lung Cancer Doctor To Lead FDA
• MVP: King & Spalding's Ursula Henninger
• Ford Aware Of PowerShift Issues Before 2014 Lease, Jury Told
• PG&E Judge Weighs His 'Chutzpah' In $500M Interest Debate
• US Trustee Says Jevic Kills Alston's $1M Deal In Imerys Ch. 11
• Mediator Tapped To Handle Controversial Concussion Claims
• FAA Chief Promises Boeing 737 Max Probe In House Hearing
• CBD Seller Says Farm Bill Tethers Case To Federal Court
• Pathologist Testifies He Found J&J Talc In Woman's Ovary
• Sandy Hook Victim Families Get 2021 Trial Date Vs. Remington
• Fla. Court Won't Dismiss Pelvic Mesh Discovery Complaint
• When Conjoint Analysis Is Not Enough For A Damage Model
• Strategies To Maintain Privilege In Crisis Response Scenarios
• MVP: Sullivan & Cromwell's Robert J. Giuffra Jr.
• Ford Buyers Kick Off 2nd Lemon Law Trial Over PowerShift
• FDA's E-Cigarette Regulations Upheld By DC Circ.
• Vape Maker Hit With Deceptive Marketing Suit In DC
• 9th Circ. Tells Exxon It Must Turn Over Info On Refinery Fire
• GLAAD Urges Facebook To Drop Law Firms' HIV Drug Ads
• Widow's Plane Crash Claims Preempted, Feds Tell High Court
• States Demand Purdue Fight Opioid Crisis With 9-Point Plan
• MVP: Dechert's Mark Cheffo
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Slack-Fill Suit Over Fannie May Candies
• Family Pushes To Displace Lead In Boeing Stock-Drop Suit
• Insurer Says It's Not Liable for Bad Soil In Calif. Levee
• US Steel Must Face Suit Over Seaman's Asbestos Exposure
• Fiat Chrysler Drivers Get Partial Cert. In Gearshift Defect MDL
• How To Ward Off Nonclient Suits Over Lawyers' Speech
• Dow Plant In W.Va. Accused Of Emitting Cancer-Causing Gas
• Justices Won't Review Berkeley Cellphone Radiation Warning
• CSX Escapes Class Action Over Wreck That Emptied Pa. Town
• J&J Talc Supplier Imerys Asks For More Time On Ch. 11 Plan
• California Continues To Set State Environmental Law Trends
• Product Liability Claims Can Be A Global Threat To Cos.
• MVP: Skadden's John H. Beisner
• High Court Won't Hear Arizona's Opioid Suit Against Sacklers
• PG&E Strikes $13.5B Deal With Wildfire Victims
• FAA Wants To Fine Boeing $3.9M Over Faulty Parts
• Talc Jury Told They Could Save Lives By Ruling Against J&J
• Bosch Escapes VW Dealers' 'Lost Profits' RICO Suit
• States, Enviros Say EPA Still Trying To Delay Emissions Regs
• Judge Says FDA Can't Regulate Imaging Liquid As Drug
• Calif. CBD Co. Sued After FDA Warning About Illegal Goods
• Time Bar Keeps Suit Over Bacardi Gin In Fla. Federal Court
• Lieff Cabraser's Elizabeth Cabraser Talks About Opioids, VW
• MVP: Motley Rice's Fidelma Fitzpatrick
• Justices Weigh Property Rights Against Superfund Plans
• The Outlook For Autonomous Vehicles In The UK And US
• New Talc Jury Gives J&J Chance To Stem Tide Of Legal Blows
• Chef Denied Class Cert. In Pringles Artificial Flavoring Row
• Doctor Linked To Insys Convicted On Kickback Charges
• Colo. CBD Vendor Latest To Face Class Action Over Legality
• Hinshaw Picks Up Products Liability Partner In Chicago
• Southwest Pilots Union In Forum Fight Over Boeing Max Suit
• Tufts Drops Sackler Name From Medical School Over Opioids
• Amazon Cleared Of Claims It Sold Blender That Started Fire
• CBD Chocolate Maker Sued Over Product Content
• What Is A 'Reasonably Useful Form' For Production Of ESI?
• Big Data, Social Media Trigger More Life Science Mass Torts
• ExxonMobil Insurer Seeks Out Of $31M Arbitration Award
• Developer Blames Peer Review For $11M Building Failure
• CrossFit Wins $4M Sanctions In False Ad Suit Against Rival
• PG&E Judge Worries Victims May Wait 10 Years On Payouts
• J&J Docs Show Its Talc Contained Asbestos, Expert Tells Jury
• Judge Holds Decision On Purdue Pharma CEO Bonus
• Diet Dr Pepper Drinker Tells 9th Circ. 'Diet' Moniker A Lie
• Insys Plan Disclosures OK'd On Road To Jan. Confirmation
• 3rd Circ. Limits Amazon Liability Arguments To State Law
• Flushable Wipes Suit Against CVS Health Trimmed
• Congress, DOT Paving The Way For Autonomous Vehicles
• Lyft Ignores Rapes And Sex Assaults, Passengers Say
• PG&E Claimants Say Insurer Releases Barred By 9th Circ.
• 'Puppet Master' Ran $1.8M Aegerion Drug Fraud, Jury Hears
• VW Denies Breaching Ban On Emissions-Cheating Devices
• 9th Circ. Revives Takeda Buyers' RICO Suit Over Actos Risk
• 2 More CBD Cos. Accused Of Selling Illegal Products
• Child Labor Candy Alert A 'Slippery Slope,' 1st Circ. Suggests
• Rio Tinto Unit Tells Jury It Never Supplied J&J's Talc
• Attys Report Broad Support For Opioid MDL Negotiation Class
• Parents Fight Pop Warner's Bid To End Concussion Suit
• Justices Wrestle With Montana Superfund Dispute
• GE Unit Says German Energy Storage Co. Can't Seek Docs
• DOD's Private Housing Metrics Misleading, GAO Official Says
• And Now A Word From The Panel: It's Nothing Personal
• Patent Decision Highlights Cross-Appeal Considerations
• Hurricane Protection Straps Fail Prematurely, Suit Says
• Military Families Say Mold In Homes Caused Health Issues
• Clif Bar Can't Dodge White Chocolate Labeling Claims Again
• What NY And Mass. Exxon Climate Suits Mean For Other Cos.
• Senate Committee Advances FDA Nominee
• Gamers Oppose Nintendo Bid To Arbitrate Joystick Claims
• VW 'Dieselgate' Software Cheated Tests, British Drivers Say
• Insys Files New Ch. 11 Plan Reflecting Deal With DOJ, States
• FDA's Asbestos-In-Talc Finding Takes Stage In Latest J&J Trial
• Arnold & Porter Atty Nominated To Head NYC Bar Association
• Del. Justices Fault $8M Award Against Ford In Asbestos Death
• Apple Can't Exit Case Alleging Faulty 'Butterfly' Keyboards
• Bumble Bee Can't Shake Suit Over 'Dolphin Safe' Label
• Walgreens Denies 'Fast Release' Pain Relievers Are Mislabeled
• Volkswagen 'Dieselgate' Class Action Opens In High Court
• CBD Co.'s Products Are Federally Illegal, Consumer Claims
• Lake Tahoe Co. Owes Leg Amputee $23M Over Boat Accident
• GM Tries To Dump Defective Transmission Suit
• Kisor May Be A New Dawn For Challenges To FDA Actions
• TPC Group Sued After Pair Of Explosions At Texas Plant
• Exxon Wants Mass. Climate Change Suit In Federal Court