First Ruling in Zoloft Trial Questions Birth Defect Link
by Simon Clark on Important Rulings
The first jury ruling in a Zoloft trial has raised questions about the antidepressant's link to birth defects.
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Are Facebook 'Likes' Property?
by Simon Clark on Important Rulings
Web presence is becoming more and more valuable as a way to engage with people at all levels – and this is just as true for brands, such as TV shows
GAF Reaches Tentative Settlement with Customers, Avoids Trial
by Simon Clark on Important Rulings
GAF Materials Corporation announced this week that a tentative agreement has been reached to resolve lawsuits over its allegedly defective shingles.
Judge in Silicon Valley Poaching Suit Voices Concern Over Settlement
by Simon Clark on Important Rulings
The anti-competitive lawsuit filed against some of the largest tech companies in the United States ('Silicon Valley Anti-Poaching Suit Gets Go Ahead')
Federal Judge Strikes Down Virginia's Same-Sex Marriage Ban
by Simon Clark on Important Rulings
We reported on Monday that a class action lawsuit aimed at taking down Virginia's ban on same-sex marriage had been certified in District Court.
Former NHL Players Allege Brain Injuries from Concussions
According to the complaint, the NHL took little action to protect its players from harm.
Kansas Consolidation Approved for Monsanto GM Wheat Cases
An MDL against Monsanto has been approved, accusing the company of allowing GM wheat to contaminate U.S. crops.
In Google MDL Win, Issues Exposed with Outdated Privacy Laws
Google wins litigation after exposing outdated privacy laws.
Unilever's Bid to Dismiss Rejected in Hair Product CA Suit
A lawsuit against Unilever and its Suave hair smoothing kit will continue after a judge refused to dismiss it.
Faulty Wood Shingles Suit Survives Maibec Attempt To Dismiss
Maibec has been unable to get a class action lawsuit dismissed, and continues to face allegations that its shingles are defective.