The Intersection Among Torts, Science, Corporate Law, Insurance & Bankruptcy
Here is a cogent article on why broad use of labels for judges often fails to provide much help in understanding decisions from SCOTUS, and other courts. The article is by Professor Tim O’Neill and appeared in the March 4, 2015 issue of the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin. The article is in part a commentary/book review for “Overruled: The Long War for Control of the U.S. Supreme Court,” by Damon Root.
As it said it would do, J&J filed a cert petition seeking review of the Ingham verdict against it and others. The verdict involved 22 ovarian cancer claims grouped together for trial. It will be inter
SCOTUS Knocks Out Decades of Precedent, Resulting in Immediate Access to Federal Court for Takings C
Interesting times, to say the least. At the end of last week, the “conservative” block of SCOTUS overruled decades of precedent by holding that a takings claim against a state or local government can