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Third Circuit Asked to Clear Up GSK Removal Issue
Fallout from the Third Circuit's decision in June establishing GlaxoSmithKline as a corporate citizen of Delaware, not Pennsylvania, could land back in the appeals court.
Man's $5 Million Claim of Penis Injury During Neck Surgery Doesn't Persuade Cobb Jury
WellStar Health System Inc. has won a defense verdict in a case where the plaintiffs' attorneys asked the jury to award $5 million to a man who they said sustained permanent nerve damage to his penis from a catheter injury during surgery to repair an injured vertebrae.
Alabama Group Interviews 11th Circuit Candidates
A committee set up by Alabama's lone Democratic congressional representative was scheduled on Sunday to interview nine candidates for an Alabama-based vacancy on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, according to the committee's chair.
Bill Would Allow Defense Attorneys to Tell Court if Accident Victims Used Seat Belts
A state House subcommittee will discuss two bills on Wednesday that would allow defense attorneys to point out at trial that plaintiffs in auto wreck cases were not wearing seat belts. House Bill 504 and House Bill 532 essentially are identical in intent with slight differences in wording.
Morehouse Surgeon Charges Grady with Racism; Hospital Says it Suspended Him with Cause
A surgeon has sued Grady Memorial Hospital, accusing hospital executives of suspending his staff privileges after he complained that Grady favored white doctors from Emory University over African-American doctors from Morehouse School of Medicine.
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Flawed Notice of Contingency Terms Cuts Attorney Fees
The Pennsylvania Superior Court has ruled that a law firm's contingency fee agreement was ambiguous because it failed to expressly state whether its fee would be calculated based on the gross proceeds from a settlement or on the net proceeds after litigation costs and medical expenses were deducted.
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When McKenna Long & Aldridge holds a firm meeting, there is always the metaphorical elephant in the room. The elephant's color is green.
Law School Clinic Gets Gay Russian U.S. Asylum
A gay man last month became one of the first Russian citizens granted asylum in the United States since their home country adopted a ban against gay "propaganda."
Second Thoughts on False Claims
The False Claims Act has proven one of the most lucrative civil enforcement tools for the U.S. Department of Justice, but critics now are pushing reforms on Capitol Hill and arguing the law is ineffective in preventing fraud. In the push for change, one voice is standing out: David Ogden.
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