The Intersection Among Torts, Science, Corporate Law, Insurance & Bankruptcy
The Garlock liability estimation trial gets underway today before a North Carolina judge, as noted in the Journal. In short, Garlock’s theme is that settlement expenses rose because it became too expensive to defend, and so it settled cases instead. Plaintiff’s in short argue that settlement payments reflect liability, and that the process for estimating liability is now settled law.
A newly entered order in the Bestwall/Georgia Pacific chapter 11 case provides a ruling on some aspects of an estimation process to value...
The NRA's chapter 11 filing last week has possible implications for mass torts, public policy and chapter 11 law. Why? Because the NRA is...
These are interesting times with respect to corporate transactions related to alleged or actual fraudulent conveyances, whether arising...
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