Amanda Bronstad

Attorney Ashley Keller removed the case behind the $7.25 billion Roundup class action settlement to Missouri federal court on behalf of 10 objectors.

This week: Objectors to the $7.25B Roundup settlement removed the case to federal court, where Monsanto is fighting to remand the class action back to Missouri state court. Meta Platforms settled a school district case that was set for a first-ever trial next month. Find out who got appointed to lead two class actions against DHL Express over tariff refunds.

Broward County Circuit Court Judge Carol-Lisa Phillips granted a motion from Walmart, Walgreens and CVS for a directed verdict in a novel opioid trial that ended Dec. 8 in a mistrial after the jury failed to reach a decision.

The disqualification motion claims Oregon Court of Appeals Judge Anna Joyce should have recused herself from hearing the case since she previously represented defendant PacifiCorp before taking the bench in 2022.

An Oklahoma County District Court jury handed Johnson & Johnson a defense verdict on Wednesday in a talc trial, while a Pennsylvania appeals court affirmed a 2021 win.

Prominent plaintiffs' firms such as Morgan & Morgan, Seeger Weiss and Weitz & Luxenberg have filed lawsuits against GKN Aerospace, which operates a site near Garden Grove, California, where a potential chemical leak and tank explosion prompted the evacuation of 50,000 area residents.

President-elect Donald Trump has asked to delay a trial scheduled this month in a high-profile fraud case until after he gets inaugurated but has offered to undergo a video deposition or recorded trial testimony – as long as it's all confidential.

Counsel for the prospective class of direct purchasers of fire truck apparatus, including Cuneo Gilbert Flannery & LaDuca and Barrack Rodos & Bacine, filed a motion to prevent Dallas-based Baron & Budd and Simonsen Sussman, based in New York, from soliciting potential government clients.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit struck down Keller Postman's attempt to halt a joint hearing later this month in Pensacola, Florida, in which lawyers will argue whether to exclude experts in lawsuits over injectable birth control Depo-Provera.

This week: Prominent plaintiffs firms Morgan & Morgan, Seeger Weiss and Weitz & Luxenberg filed at least a dozen class actions against an aerospace company after a potential leak at its site in Southern California prompted mass evacuations. A disqualification motion says Oregon Court of Appeals Judge Anna Joyce, who wrote an April 8 opinion wiping out $1 billion in wildfire verdicts, should be disqualified for failing to disclose she represented the defendant, PacifiCorp, while working at one of its defense firms. Find out who represents Health Gorilla in a dozen data breach class actions.