It’s hidden behind a paywall, but an interesting March 17, 2015 article from the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin (by Patricia Manson) notes...

As an alum and a former Champaign-Urbana”townie,” I am delighted to see the University  of Illinois at the front of this new intersection...

The press release is online.

Researchers continue to seek out “fingerprint” patterns in tumor mutation patterns in order to look back towards causation and source of...

What costs and benefits does whistleblowing create for the litigation industry?  Some detailed data and thoughts on the subject are...

Here is a cogent article on why broad use of labels for judges often fails to provide much help in understanding decisions from SCOTUS,...

Interesting reading for people on all sides of toxic tort and precision medicine issues:  a thoughtful, non-hysterical essay from...

Uber banks in Europe (e.g. HSBC) are under increasing scrutiny for creating or aiding and abetting various forms of tax fraud and other...

More on CMS paying for low dose CT scans for some people, as described yesterday. As part of its announcement, CMS explained that...

Chicago is now home to the world’s largest litigation funding source. It is Gerchen Keller Capital LLC. which just announced raising  a...

As part of its Decision Memo on paying for some low dose CT scans for lung cancer, CMS’ published the data charts below, which are taken...

More on CMS paying for some low dose CT scans. CMS received two requests to pay for some low dose CT scans.  Ultimately, CMA agreed to...

Finding cancers early is increasingly possible, and it’s being done more and more often. Persons involved in toxic tort litigation and...

Artist’s conception of shattering chromosome – courtesy of Science Magazine. How did a “miracle”cure come to pass? Today we have more...

Rutger’s strikes again as to insurance issues. Online promotion is here, and pasted below for the February 27th conference. Agenda here....

The world keeps changing quickly, and the changes include use of 3D printers to create things that are or may seem to be medical devices....

How far can go the 1st Amendment be taken? According to some insurance companies, they have a 1st Amendment right to charge rates that...

Researchers continue to quantify facts related to different types of fibers implicated in asbestos-related disease.  A new article...

At the IBAS News Archive for January , 015, Laurie Kazan Allen reported that Eternit is now facing asbestos lawsuits in Columbia. The...

The asbestos marketing news sites run 24/7, and so press releases and web site posts (e.g.  here and here) are busy spreading news of a...