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Defense: Plaintiff's Injuries Related to Preexisting Conditions
On April 6, 2020, plaintiff Anthony Metelo, 49, was driving on West Chester Pike, in Broomall. He stopped at a red light at the intersection with Springfield Road and was subsequently rear-ended by a trailing sport utility vehicle driven by Andrew Bennett. Metelo claimed neck, back and knee injuries.
Broward Judge Removed From Case Over 'Due Process' Considerations
"We are compelled to grant the husband's petition for writ of prohibition," the appellate panel wrote.
Legal Tech Startup Spellbook Raises $10.9 Million, With Thomson Reuters Investing
Previously called Rally Legal, Spellbook offers a generative AI-powered contract tool of the same name. As the company looks to scale, it hinted at a broader partnership with Thomson Reuters in the future.
McGuireWoods Files $1M Lawsuit Alleging Environmental Reporting Violations by Fujimi Corp.
The suit accuses Fujimi Corp. of importing certain chemicals into the U.S. without properly complying with reporting requirements per the EPA.
Cooley Defends Allbirds in Securities Litigation Following IPO
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
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Connecticut Appellate Practice & Procedure, 8th Edition
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Freddie Mac's Top Lawyer to Head Everest Re's Legal Team
Ricardo Anzaldua is taking the legal reins of Bermuda-based Everest after gaining deep experience at some of the nation's best-known insurers.
11th Circuit Gives Clarity on Voluntary Dismissals, but Inconsistency Among Judges Remains
Eleventh Circuit clarifies that plaintiffs can voluntarily dismiss entire lawsuits under Rule 41, but not individual claims.
'Empty Exercise': Justices Back Appellate Review of Legal Issues Not Relitigated Post Trial
Just going through the (Post-Trial) motions would be a waste of time, the Supreme Court says.
Lawyers on the Fast Track 2023: Peter Keays
Peter Keays represents corporate, municipal, and nonprofit clients in a wide range of regulatory, transactional, and litigation matters arising under federal and state environmental laws. He advises clients on issues including PFAS, CERCLA, water regulations, Superfund remediation and environmental aspects of transactions.
County That Kept Tax Sale Surplus Must Face 'Takings' Challenge, Justices Say
"Our precedents have ... recognized the principle that a taxpayer is entitled to the surplus in excess of the debt owed," wrote Chief Justice John Roberts Jr.Trending Stories
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