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Run It Back! One Last Look at the 2021 Litigators of the Week
Here's one last 'huzzah!' for this year's winners.Drug Companies Win Big in Calif. Opioid Trial as Judge Rejects Public Nuisance Claim
In a tentative decision Monday, Orange County Superior Court Judge Peter Wilson found that the plaintiffs, which are three large California counties and the city of Oakland, failed to differentiate between legitimate uses of opioids, which are prescription painkillers, and the illegal activities that led to addictions and overdoses.California Judge 'Grappling' With Public Nuisance Claim in $50B Opioid Trial
On Thursday, Orange County Superior Court Judge Peter Wilson interrupted Motley Rice partner Fidelma Fitzpatrick's closing argument, held via Zoom, to question how a rise in opiate pharmaceuticals created a public nuisance in California. Fitzpatrick represents the counties of Los Angeles, Orange and Santa Clara, as well as the city of Oakland.Endo Pharmaceuticals Reaches $50 Million Settlement in New York Opioid Trial
The settlement comes after Suffolk County Supreme Court Justice Jerry Garguilo appointed a special master to report on alleged discovery failures by Endo and its attorneys at Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer.View more book results for the query "Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc"
Pa.'s Endo Pharmaceuticals Reaches Settlement in New York Opioid Trial
The settlement comes after Suffolk County Supreme Court Justice Jerry Garguilo appointed a special master to report on alleged discovery failures by Endo and its attorneys at Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer.Special Master Appointed Amid Discovery Dispute in New York's Multidefendant Opioid Trial
The New York Attorney General's Office objected to the appointment of a special master, arguing that the discovery issues threaten the outcome of the entire trial if it is allowed to move ahead.Facts Uncovered in Opioid Discovery Fight Require Default Judgment Against Endo, NY AG Says
Enforcement counsel for the AG's office said the court could not impose remedial measures such as a "do-over," given the facts uncovered in the case. Steptoe & Johnson lawyers said sanctions were not appropriate since there was no "willful intent" to frustrate discovery.Corporate Transparency Act Resource Kit
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