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New York City, 21 Counties Sue McKinsey for Role in Marketing OxyContin Amid Opioid Crisis
Attorneys from Simmons Hanly Conroy signed the complaint, which alleges McKinsey worked with Purdue after 2007, when the company pleaded guilty to criminal misbranding related to OxyContin, to "circumvent" Purdue's agreement as part of the guilty plea to avoid making deceptive or misleading claims about the painkiller.
Paraquat Liability Tops Jam-Packed List of Cases Facing MDL Panel. Plus: Roundup Settlement Rejected
The federal panel has a full docket for its Thursday hearing that includes not only the agricultural product but Google Play apps, opioids and baby food.
Paul Hanly, a Pilot of Opioid Litigation Behind a 'Complicated Constellation' of Cases, Dies at 70
Jayne Conroy, who has been a partner with Simmons Hanly Conroy for 35 years and has spent much of that time working alongside him in opioid cases, has been appointed to the MDL leadership committee, and said she will continue to serve as plaintiffs' counsel in a Long Island trial set to kick off in June.
The 2021 Elite Trial Lawyers Finalists
ALM editors and reporters reviewed more than 200 submissions from law firms that devote a substantial amount of their work to plaintiffs' matters. These are our finalists.
Google, Plaintiffs Counsel in Chrome Privacy Case Clash Over Definition of Personal Information
In a hearing on Google's bid to dismiss a proposed privacy class action over data gathered through the Chrome browser, the company's counsel from Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan sparred with plaintiffs attorneys over whether IP addresses are considered personally identifiable information under California's most recent privacy provisions.
Proposed Android User Class Action Demands That Google Pay for Personal Data
The class action complaint is the latest lawsuit asserting consumers' property rights over their personal data.
Android Users Demand That Google Pay for Value of Personal Data
The class action complaint—filed by attorneys from McManis Faulkner, Bartlit Beck and Korein Tillery—is the latest lawsuit asserting consumers' property rights over their personal data.
Is Your Personal Data Property Under California Law? Google Thinks Not. Andrew Yang Disagrees.
In a privacy class action involving Google and its Chrome browser, lawyers at Boies Schiller Flexner filed a brief Tuesday on behalf of the former Democratic presidential candidate saying recently passed state laws make it clear that California consumers have a property interest in their own data.
Is Your Personal Data Property Under California Law? Google Thinks Not. Andrew Yang Disagrees.
In a privacy class action involving Google and its Chrome browser, lawyers at Boies Schiller Flexner filed a brief Tuesday on behalf of the former Democratic presidential candidate saying recently passed state laws make it clear that California consumers have a property interest in their own data.TRENDING STORIES
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