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Attorneys, here’s the question that matters:Can you rely on AI alone? When it comes to drafting, validating leads, summarizing medical…
Thousands of patients across the United States are suing medical-device manufacturer Bard Access Systems over its PowerPort implantable catheter, alleging…
When you step onto a baseball field, you expect a fair game, not a career-ending injury. Yet that’s exactly what…
In March 2025, pop superstar Lady Gaga made headlines when she faced a lawsuit from California-based Lost Surfboards over her…
The intellectual property landscape is evolving faster than ever. For U.S. IP attorneys, staying ahead of the latest trends, technologies,…
Managing a mass tort case can feel like juggling a thousand balls at once with leads, medical records, pleadings, discovery,…
On a humid June morning in 2017, a 24-year-old named Maruf Hossain stood on a subway platform in the Bronx,…
When Play turns Predatory To understand why this litigation has teeth, one must look at real incidents and reports that…
“Artificial Intelligence” (“A.I.”) is properly defined as being any technology that uses machine learning, natural language processing, or any other…
Lessons from Zantac and Paraquat Dismissals In complex tort litigation, particularly toxic torts and mass actions, proving causation is complicated…
“Failure to warn” (also referred to as a failure to provide adequate warnings, marketing warnings, labeling warnings, postmarket risk disclosures,…
Duty to warn in pharmaceutical and medical‐device litigation remains one of the most contested battlegrounds in product liability. In 2025,…