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Panel Rules Georgia Plaintiff May Sue Drugmaker in Phila.
A Georgia man who alleges his heart attack was caused by his use of the prescription drug Adderall can keep his case in the Philadelphia Common Pleas Court because the manufacturer's employees involved in the development, testing and marketing of Adderall are based in Pennsylvania, the state Superior Court ruled last week.Cell Phone Users' Action Not Pre-empted by Federal Regulation
Class plaintiffs' claim that AT&T Wireless and Panasonic should have told purchasers their cell phones work only on AT&T's network is not pre-empted by the federal regulation of the wireless industry because the government doesn't regulate the technical "aspect" of cellular phones' access to different networks, a Philadelphia judge has ruled. AT&T and Panasonic contended that state-by-state regulation would destroy federal regulation's goals of uniformity and technological flexibility.Family of Pennsylvania judge sues attorney over fatal fall during party at her home
The estate of the late Pennsylvania Superior Court Judge Robert C. Daniels has filed a lawsuit against Philadelphia securities and class-action attorney Sherrie R. Savett and two other defendants over Daniels' fatal fall at an engagement party in Savett's home, according to a complaint filed Tuesday.
9th Circuit tosses Bluetooth settlement, citing attorney fees
A federal appeals court has tossed out a settlement of hearing loss claims involving Motorola's Bluetooth headsets, ruling that the trial judge failed to adequately test whether the attorney fees were excessive.Cell Phone Users' Action Not Pre-empted by Federal Regulation
Class plaintiffs' claim that AT&T Wireless and Panasonic should have told purchasers their cell phones work only on AT&T's network is not pre-empted by the federal regulation of the wireless industry because the government doesn't regulate the technical "aspect" of cellular phones' access to different networks, a Philadelphia judge has ruled. AT&T and Panasonic contended that state-by-state regulation would destroy federal regulation's goals of uniformity and technological flexibility.Trending Stories
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