The Intersection Among Torts, Science, Corporate Law, Insurance & Bankruptcy
Kirk HartleyGM now faces a new twist in its ongoing problems arising from the switch fiasco. The twist is a new lawsuit seeking to undo a prior settlement based on alleged fraudulent concealment and failure to provide accurate discovery responses. The story is covered in a May 12, 2014 post by by Amanda Bronstad at the National Law Journal
Hurray, equitable mootness appears to be dead, at least in the 3rd Circuit. What is it? In short form, it’s a (nonsensical) rationale for denial of the opportunity to appeal bankruptcy court decisions
GM To Waive At Least Some Theoretic Bankruptcy Defense to Claims Arising from Ignition Switch Defect
Are bankruptcy court injunctions enforceable when they cut off personal injury claims and related rights of co-defendants without meaningful prior notice or adequate representation of the interests of
The NYT ran a weekend article suggesting GM’s lawyers are “a focus” of the ongoing internal investigation by Anton Valukas regarding GM’s failures related to the ignition switch. It will be interestin