An interesting new article follows up on Adam Winkler’s book; the article is online at this page of SSRN. Hat tip to Steve Hedley for...

New findings – from a highly credible source – provide yet another example of the power of AI to find previously unseen patterns that...

Interesting article on the US Chamber of Commerce in the May 2, 2019 WSJ. In short, the President and the Chamber have divergent views...

The appeal is underway for Monsanto from the verdict in the DeWayne Johnson case. Numerous stories spin the papers. For those who prefer...

Hmmm – it will be interesting to see if state AG’s and/or private class action lawyers successfully sue Turbo Tax for its bait and switch...

Two flu shots per year may become the standard, along with increases in “boosters” for other vaccines. Why? Because increasing data shows...

A March 21, 2019 post by lawyers at Mintz provides some cogent insights into the topic of discovery of litigation funding agreements in...

The abstract pasted below was not an April fool’s joke. To the contrary, it illustrated the increasing efforts to combine in silico and...

For persons facing cancer in the Chicago area, May 11, 2019 will bring a local opportunity to learn about the entire range of legal...

“It’s a whole sentence packed into a word: the Latin translation of placebo is “I shall be pleasing.” See Visual...

It’s an amazing world out there. For legal analysis and data on “sextortion” cases,  see this March 19, 2019 post at Lawfare.

Amazing to see some of the broad new uses for DNA. They include analysis of underground DNA to decide where to drill oil wells. Really;...

There’s never enough time to fully track asbestos developments in Europe. However, a December 2018 article from Clyde & Co, caught my eye...

For yesterday’s editorial from the American Statistical Association, and more, go to “Moving to a World Beyond “p < 0.05.” For the paper...

Today, more and more studies involve gathering real world data as exposures occur, and then monitoring the health conditions of the...

Hopefully this incredible machine will help researchers against cancer fulfill  Jeff Huber’s call to “find a better way” to take on...

The times they are a changing. The other day, I stumbled across the Clinical Robotics Law Journal, after being intrigued by a February...

A tobacco company is the latest entity to use bankruptcy to try to limit its obligations for a mass tort. This instance, however, is...

So many issues lie ahead for litigation involving AI. With that in mind, here’s the abstract from a new paper by the indefatigible Dan...

From a March 7, 2019 post at the Torts Prof blog, two interesting new SSRN abstracts on tort issues arising due to the rapid increasingly...