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New Jersey Law Journal

The Doctrine of Parallel Claims: A New Tort Theory Is Emerging

The doctrine of parallel claims is a new approach that is poised replace failure-to-warn claims, in the realm of medical products liability.
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New Jersey Law Journal

Judge Finds Injury Occurs as Soon as Asbestos Is Inhaled

A Pennsylvania trial judge has ruled that, for insurance coverage purposes, an injury occurs on the date of a plaintiff's first exposure to asbestos.
6 minute read

New Jersey Law Journal

Pascucci v. JG Drywall: $6.6M for Fall From Ladder

By | February 27, 2014
The second highest workplace accident recovery of 2013 was a $6.6 million settlement for a construction worker whose leg was amputated due to injuries.
3 minute read

New Jersey Law Journal

Shea v. American Honda Motor Co.: $6.9M to Roofer

By | February 27, 2014
A Burlington County jury's $6.9 million award to a worker electrocuted on a warehouse roof was the largest workplace injury recovery of 2013.
3 minute read

New Jersey Law Journal

Naranjo v. Sanofi-Aventis: $4.35M for Crash Injuries

By | February 27, 2014
The second highest automobile negligence award in 2013 was $4.35 million recovered in an Essex County suit over claimed neck and back injuries in a New Jersey Turnpike crash.
3 minute read

New Jersey Law Journal

Gentile v. Kuhta: $4.5M for Motorcycle Crash Fatality

By | February 27, 2014
A $4.5 million settlement won by Raymond Gill Jr. for the wife and child of a 27-year-old motorcyclist who died of injuries in a collision topped all recoveries in automobile negligence cases reported in 2013.
3 minute read

Connecticut Law Tribune

ADR: Thoughts On The Mediation Of Personal Injury Cases

There's no longer any doubt that mediation has proved itself a civilized, satisfying and cost-effective way to resolve personal injury cases. This article will analyze some of the conditions that tend to promote successful mediation with the hope that it will help attorneys maximize their chances of mediating their cases productively.
6 minute read

Connecticut Law Tribune

ADR Special Section

By | February 26, 2014
Our ADR Special Section includes articles on topics like mediating personal injury cases, answers to basic ADR questions and on the habits of highly effective litigators.
5 minute read

The Recorder

Johnson v. Prasad

By | February 26, 2014
4 minute read

Delaware Law Weekly

Two-Disease Rule Saves Asbestos Claim From Statute of Limitations

An individual diagnosed with two diseases related to workplace asbestos exposure can move forward with his personal injury case against his former employer because the statute of limitations had not run out with regard to the second disease, the Delaware Supreme Court has ruled.
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