Your daily ration of civil justice rationing
Judges are requiring plaintiffs’ lawyers to disclose third-party funding in lawsuits, revealing those who have a stake in cases. An article by The Recorder at law.com reports on this possible trend. “As rule makers and politicians continue to… Read More
by Sara Corcoran, Courts Monitor Publisher (Originally published in CityWatch LA on 4/1/19) Nationwide, including California, agricultural interests are likely breathing a collective sigh of relief after a North Carolina jury awarded a relatively low judgement to 10… Read More
Bloomberg Legal has an in-depth analysis of head-trauma cases likely to head into U.S. courts, and one expert says it will be a “tidal wave,” but not just the NFL and pro athletes will be involved. Instead, pointing… Read More
The federal corruption trial of a former New York State Assembly Speaker is set to begin Nov. 2 with authorities saying that the eventual jury might see up to 1,500 exhibits. The case has asbestos litigation ties because… Read More
CCM Publisher Sara Warner lights up the Huffington Post again with her latest blog. The insular and well-heeled world of American asbestos litigation is gathering atop San Francisco’s Nob Hill this week for what amounts to an annual… Read More
