The Intersection Among Torts, Science, Corporate Law, Insurance & Bankruptcy
A new article from Professor Catherine M. Sharkey lays out a modern rationale for lawsuits seeking to hold Amazon liable as a settler of defective goods. In this age of specialty litigation, and massive online shopping, one wonders if this could become a "prime" litigation path. And, if there are successes, one would expect the same model will be applied to other sites.
Hat tip to TortsProfblog. The paper is open access here, at SSRN.
A March 26, 2021 NYT article uses the genomic analyses of Covid to provide a cogent overview of the ongoing revolution in genomic analyses. The article illustrates the need for and benefits from genom
An academic research project on the stock price impact of product recalls is described in a February 1, 2021 blog post from Christopher Moriarty of Motley Rice. It cites to: https://epublications.mar
One Fact Pattern Relevant for Thinking About Ethical Issues When A Settlement is to Be Funded By Con
What ethical missions can appropriately intersect with corporate profits in the context of mass tort settlements that call for continuing sales of products that involve controversies of some kind? Whe