A SWAT team member injured by a stray Safariland LLC ammunition round during a training exercise was properly awarded $7.5 million, the US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit held Monday.
A Berkshire Hathaway-owned insulation company faces revived antitrust claims after the Tenth Circuit held that a district court improperly dismissed a monopoly claim against it.
A former commercial truck driver who lost his job after a positive drug test can try again to hold three companies liable for marketing their pain product as THC-free when it wasn’t, the Second Circuit said Monday.
Generative artificial intelligence is on the verge of transforming how corporate legal departments deal with routine functions—even as it creates new obstacles that must be navigated.
Chief New Jersey bankruptcy judge Michael B. Kaplan talks about why he thinks his state is finally getting its due in the corporate bankruptcy world, how he approaches his job, and how the district is grappling with an ongoing rise in Chapter 11 cases.
Rob Chesnut, former general counsel and Justice Department prosecutor, writes on in-house, corporate, and legal ethics issues. Here, he writes about how judge shopping is damaging American’s trust in the justice system.
Nissan North America Inc. will recall more than 230,000 vehicles due to an issue with the steering mechanism.
US prosecutors accuse disbarred plaintiffs’ attorney
The EPA says more than 600 PFAS chemicals are in the marketplace in the U.S. While states are racing to regulate PFAS, while the federal government lags.
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