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Corporate Giants Saw 'Good, Bad and Ugly' Mass Tort Results
For three major corporations with mass tort troubles, 2016 was the year of the good, the bad and the ugly. It was good for General Motors Co., which avoided jury verdicts against it in six bellwether trials over its ignition switch defect. For Volkswagen, it was pretty bad: The automaker paid billions of dollars after admitting its "clean diesel" cars skirted emissions tests. And for Johnson & Johnson, it was just plain ugly, with five verdicts, including one surpassing $1 billion, over its hip implants and iconic baby powder.
Facing a Data Breach Suit Without the Data Breach? 'Scary.'
It may be a long wait until a court answers the question of whether an easy target for a hacker is also a sitting duck for a plaintiffs firm.
Facing a Data Breach Suit Without the Data Breach? 'Scary.'
A suit by data privacy lawyer Jay Edelson seeks to hold Chicago's Johnson & Bell liable for lax security measures even though the firm never suffered a data breach. Lawyers are skeptical the case has a leg to stand on—but fearful if it does.
J&J Looking to Rebound From Series of Megaverdicts
After Johnson & Johnson got hit with a $1 billion verdict last week, plaintiffs lawyers were quick to paint a portrait of the company as an aggressive litigator uninterested in settling whose actions have prompted juries to award gargantuan punitive damages. It's the same refrain that plaintiffs attorneys have been touting this year as Johnson & Johnson has gotten hammered with five big verdicts over its hip implants and talcum powder products.
J&J Looking to Rebound From Series of Megaverdicts
After Johnson & Johnson got hit with a $1 billion verdict last week, plaintiffs lawyers were quick to paint a portrait of the company as an aggressive litigator uninterested in settling whose actions have prompted juries to award gargantuan punitive damages. It's the same refrain that plaintiffs attorneys have been touting this year as Johnson & Johnson has gotten hammered with five big verdicts over its hip implants and talcum powder products.
J&J Looking to Rebound From Series of Megaverdicts
After Johnson & Johnson got hit with a $1 billion verdict last week, plaintiffs lawyers were quick to paint a portrait of the company as an aggressive litigator uninterested in settling whose actions have prompted juries to award gargantuan punitive damages. It's the same refrain that plaintiffs attorneys have been touting this year as Johnson & Johnson has gotten hammered with five big verdicts over its hip implants and talcum powder products.
Data Privacy Laws and Blocking Statutes: Practical Strategies for Counsel
Data privacy laws and blocking statutes can seriously impact investigations and litigation that reach outside of U.S. borders.
Special Report: The Road Ahead for Big Law
Eight significant developments in the past year, and what the future might hold.
Longtime Smoker Assigned No Liability in $10M Tobacco Verdict
Coral Gables plaintiffs lawyers won a rare zero-fault verdict in a tobacco case.Trending Stories
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