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Mitsubishi says $11 million rollover verdict due to errors by judge
Mitsubishi Motors has asked Palm Beach Circuit Judge Elizabeth Maass to acknowledge she made serious errors in a trial that produced an $11 million verdict for the parents of a college student killed in a rollover crash. Mitsubishi's lead attorney told the judge the cumulative effect of her mistakes caused "a miscarriage of justice" that only a new trial can correct. Maass, who presided over the trial in February, took the automaker's motion under advisement and did not indicate when she would rule.Fight breaks out over Toyota bellwether
Lawyers in the litigation against Toyota Motor Corp. over sudden, unintended acceleration are butting heads over which case should be a bellwether trial — and when.Keep Aware of Product Safety Reporting Requirements
In the past few years, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has sought a number of significant civil penalties for failure to report or for late reporting of product defect issues. Numerous companies have potential exposure to these penalties, because the law requires reporting from manufacturers, importers, distributors and retailers. Kenneth Ross, who is of counsel to Bowman and Brooke, reviews relevant provisions and discusses situations where companies may face penalties.Stanching E-Discovery's Overwhelming Workflow
The explosion of documentary evidence brought on by compliance and electronic-discovery obligations has made finding, organizing, analyzing and understanding case evidence more challenging than ever before.Judge Sides With Plaintiffs on Deposing Executives in Toyota MDL
A California federal judge tentatively ruled on Wednesday against Toyota Motor Corp. on a key discovery request, refusing to delay depositions of company executives in the multidistrict litigation over sudden, uncontrolled acceleration, which involves more than 200 lawsuits. After grilling Toyota's lawyers at a hearing, Judge James V. Selna put off a final ruling on discovery issues, setting a July 16 deadline for both parties to submit a joint discovery plan and scheduling another hearing for July 20.In this economy, the old rules no longer apply
Under pressure to cut legal spending, corporate America is increasingly dumping high-priced big-city law firms and substituting smaller, lower-cost regional firms.The car maker's lawyers from Alston & Bird and Bowman & Brooke come out swinging in Toyota's first defense of claims its customers have suffered economic harm.
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