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Filing Error Comes at a Bad Time for Federal Judicial Hopeful
As if E. Duncan Getchell Jr.'s nomination to the 4th Circuit wasn't already struggling just a month out of the gate, now a Virginia newspaper reports a clerical error that cost a client an $8 million jury verdict could be tagged to Getchell or his firm, McGuireWoods. The insurance company that paid the money is suing the trial attorney, Christopher Spencer, and his Minneapolis law firm in a malpractice dispute, but could still add Getchell and McGuireWoods, who took over the appeal after the verdict.Striving for Civility as Toyota Cases Go to Trial
After paying more than $1.6 billion to resolve claims by consumers and shareholders, Toyota faces the first major trials blaming injuries and deaths on alleged defects associated with sudden acceleration in its vehicles.Japanese Earthquake Stalls Discovery in Toyota MDL
The earthquake and tsunami in Japan delayed portions of the multidistrict litigation against Toyota Motor Corp. this week as lawyers appeared in court to move forward on critical discovery issues. The MDL involves more than 200 sudden acceleration lawsuits brought on behalf of consumers asserting economic damages and individuals who were injured or died in accidents they attribute to defects in Toyota vehicles.Toyota bellwether case stalls amid arguments about whether dealership should be party
A wrongful death case hand-selected as the first to go to trial against Toyota Motor Corp. over alleged sudden acceleration defects might be delayed amid arguments over whether the dealership that serviced the vehicle should be included as a defendant. The arguments between plaintiffs' and defense counsel broke out during a hearing on Sept.Toyota Attacks Alleged Evidence of Software Bug
Toyota Motor Corp. has moved to strike evidence from a software expert who claims to have identified a bug in the electronic throttle control system source code that plaintiffs attorneys blame for unintended acceleration by Toyota vehicles.
Bellwether trial in Toyota case set for fall
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