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In Georgia Roundup Case, Monsanto Takes Appeal to the 11th Circuit
The appeal is the latest effort by Monsanto, now owned by Bayer, to toss thousands of lawsuits over Roundup as part of a "five-point plan" announced earlier this year.
In a Bid to Resolve Roundup Lawsuits, Monsanto Makes Its Case Before the 11th Circuit
The appeal is the latest effort by Monsanto, now owned by Bayer, to toss thousands of lawsuits over Roundup as part of a "five-point plan" announced earlier this year.
Travis County Dem Party Seeks $6M from San Antonio Man Charged in Firebombing
The Travis County Democratic Party and three officials allege the firebombing of the Party's Austin headquarters was part of a "larger, ongoing effort to undermine the foundations of democracy in Texas and our nation."
Dow Exec Joins Minerals-Provider Covia as Chief Legal Officer
Duncan Stuart spent 28 years serving in senior legal positions at Dow, most recently as deputy general counsel.
Biden US Attorney Nominee Reports Nearly $2 Million in Hogan Lovells Compensation
Cole Finegan was nominated to be U.S. attorney in Colorado.
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Astellas US Holding, Inc. v. Starr Indem. & Liab. Co.
The good news is that companies incurring legal fees defending against government investigations or negotiating settlements with regulators to resolve FCA claims may be able to look to D&O coverage to mitigate those losses.
South Florida Among Key Regions Seeing Major Hotel Sales Transactions in Third Quarter
Today there are two perspectives from which to dissect the near-term future.
MDL Judges Are Coming Up With New Ways to Manage Thousands of Lawsuits
Judges in multidistrict litigation over Zantac and 3M's combat earplugs have used administrative dockets and registries to manage thousands of claims, while technology is being used to select cases for bellwether trials.
As Florida Judges Handle Litigation Over Zantac and 3M, They Have a New Way to Track Claims
Judges in multidistrict litigation over Zantac and 3M's combat earplugs have used administrative dockets and registries to manage thousands of claims, while technology is being used to select cases for bellwether trials.
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