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September 11, 2007 |

N.Y. Appellate Court Finds Medical Device's Warning 'Extensive, Appropriate'

Finding that a surgical device maker provided "extensive and appropriate warnings" to physicians about the device's potential side effects, a New York appellate court has ordered that a lawsuit against the company Smith & Nephew be dismissed. The Appellate Division, 1st Department's decision, which reversed a lower court, noted that package inserts accompanying every Suretac medical device warned of certain adverse reactions, including the reaction suffered by the plaintiff, "an inflammatory response."
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September 16, 2010 |

Clark v. The Prudential Ins. Co. of America

Defendant's motion to dismiss plaintiffs' claims arising out of defendant's sale of a major medical insurance policy is granted in part and denied in part.
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December 05, 2011 |

Brown Moving Slowly on Judicial Picks

Eleven months in, the governor has yet to name any trial court judges, stirring talk that he's having trouble finding his kind of candidates.
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April 24, 2013 |

Clark v. The Prudential Ins. Co. of America

In this action alleging deception and bad faith by a health insurer, the court denies reconsideration of its denials of class certification, plaintiffs' motion to redefine the class, and the partial summary judgment barring two plaintiffs' claims as time-barred.
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December 23, 2005 |

Good Presents Are an Open Book

You've been drowning in exams and you're ready to relax. Wait -- there's something you forgot to do. You feel a twitchy flashback to one of those crazy, naked "late for the exam" dreams coming on. Did you miss a test? Did you leave the oven on? Worse. You're going to show up for holiday festivities empty-handed. In the swirl of finals, you never got a chance to shop! Never fear, bookseller and attorney Norm Pattis of Connecticut's Williams and Pattis has five books sure to delight the readers in your life.
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October 10, 2006 |

Conn. Large Firms Hike Pay for First-Years

Many of the largest Connecticut-based law firms have hiked their first-year base pay by at least $5,000 from last year, and some new associates are earning $10,000 a year more. Other firms are following suit, such as Stamford-based Cummings & Lockwood, which, says managing partner Jonathan B. Mills, is considering a $10,000-a-year pay increase. But for newly minted lawyers toiling at small to midsized firms across the state, pay rates are essentially the same as they were a year ago.
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January 10, 2005 |

Car Searches Left Murky as Court Rejects Federal Bright-Line Rule

For nearly 25 years, police have routinely searched automobiles after making roadside arrests, but a N.J. Appellate Division ruling threatens to upend that long established practice.
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May 10, 2002 |

Pushing The Limits Of A PJR

New Haven Superior Court Judge Lynda B. Munro is wrestling with a case that may push the envelope of ordinary civil litigation.
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Litigator of the Week: William Lee of Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr
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The $2.15 billion settlement that Lee helped secure this week for Pfizer Inc. is believed to be the largest ever in a patent case. And what's more, says Lee, the deal serves as a warning to generic pharmaceutical companies looking to get a jump on introducing new drugs.

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