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Judge Has Harsh Words for Long Wait in Slip-and-Fall Settlement
Although he was compelled to rule in defendants' favor, a federal judge skewered them for letting nearly a year pass since they settled a case without providing a release to the 86-year-old plaintiff in a slip-and-fall personal injury case.Daily Decision Service Alert: Vol. 20, No. 172 - September 7, 2011
Daily decision alert.Lawsuit Over Rexall Weight-Loss Product Revived
A product liability suit against Rexall Sundown involving the death of a man who used its once popular weight-loss product Metab-O-LITE was reinstated Wednesday by a Florida appeals court. Rexall had won dismissal on the grounds that Palm Beach County, Fla., wasn't the proper venue for the lawsuit, but the appellate court said Rexall filed its motion to dismiss months too late and that Palm Beach County was the appropriate venue because the product's manufacture and distribution occurred there.Nationwide, Law Firms Are Bracing for Hedge Fund Suits
The hedge fund industry is on edge. Securities regulators in New York have 30 hedge funds in their sights, while California regulators are moving to require registration of the unregulated funds ďż˝ actions that may only be the beginning of a rocky 2008 for the secretive investment vehicles.View more book results for the query "Related Cos"
Choice of Governing Law in Loan Documents
In their Financing column, Jeffrey B. Steiner and Jason R. Goldstein, partners at DLA Piper, write that, contrasted against the predictability offered by New York law, the legislation enacted in Nevada and pending in Georgia upsets settled expectations about the enforceability of a payment guaranty.Tobacco Settlement's Victory Carries Seeds of Defeat
According to Robert A. Levy, even though the Master Settlement Agreement struck between big tobacco, state attorneys general and trial lawyers survived an antitrust challenge in the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, it is still vulnerable. Drawing attention to the 3rd Circuit's peculiar logic, Levy suggests that perhaps the panel wanted the Supreme Court to grant certiorari, and crafted its decision accordingly.Gorman, respondents v. Town of Huntington, appellant
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