Your daily ration of civil justice rationing
Gripped by the tragic toll of prescription drug overdoses, states, municipalities and labor unions are suing opioid manufacturers. âPhiladelphia-area union workers are joining a wave of litigation against opioid manufacturers after losing eight members to addiction in 11… Read More
An immigrant detention center in San Diego thatâs the focus of a class-action lawsuit over detainee treatment could be poised to expand. âOtay Mesa Detention Center holds detainees in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the… Read More
Courts Monitor Publisher and national correspondent, Sara Corcoran, provides insight on what we can expect in 2018 around the controversial asbestos litigation arena. Here’s an excerpt from her recent Huffington Post article, 2018: Trump-era Justice Asked to Turn The… Read More
Apple rejected claims that the company slowed down older iPhones to drive sales of newer models, even as a flurry of lawsuits hit the courts. âApple Inc (AAPL.O) defrauded iPhone users by slowing devices without warning to compensate… Read More
Sara Corcoran, correspondent and contributing editor, as well as founding publisher of the National Courts Monitor, is sleuthing to find a missing article about the so-called âBaron & Budd witness coaching memo,â which has gone missing from Wikipedia,… Read More
