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By: Amanda Bronstad
The ruling by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Carolyn Kuhl let stand a March 25 verdict for plaintiff K.G.M., or Kaley, who alleged she became addicted to YouTube and Meta's Instagram, leading to depression, anxiety and body dysmorphia.
By: Amanda Bronstad
In a filing this week, PacifiCorp insisted that Oregon Court of Appeals Judge Anna Joyce, who reversed a 2023 verdict for wildfire victims, should not be disqualified because she worked on only two matters for the utility while at its outside law firm.
By: Amanda Bronstad
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Lawrence Riff denied an ex parte application filed by Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman, who argued in court on Monday to intervene in the settlement after finding potentially 81% of the claims could be fraudulent. But the judge ordered his office to file supplemental papers by Thursday.
By: Amanda Bronstad
The 2024 verdict against Mead Johnson in St. Clair County Circuit Court was the first in the nation finding cow's milk-based infant formula given to premature babies caused a gastroinestinal illness called necrotizing enterocolitis, or NEC.
By: Amanda Bronstad
This week: Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman was in court on Monday asking a judge to halt payments from a $4 billion sex abuse settlement. Johnson & Johnson lost a $32 million talc verdict in a mesothelioma trial in Los Angeles Superior Court, where another jury ended in a mistrial. Find out who got appointed to lead lawsuits over ByHeart infant formula, which was recalled last year after a botulism outbreak.
By: Amanda Bronstad
This week: Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman was in court on Monday asking a judge to halt payments from a $4 billion sex abuse settlement. Johnson & Johnson lost a $32 million talc verdict in a mesothelioma trial in Los Angeles Superior Court, where another jury ended in a mistrial. Find out who got appointed to lead lawsuits over ByHeart infant formula, which was recalled last year after a botulism outbreak.
By: Amanda Bronstad
In a Wednesday order, U.S. District Judge Henry Autrey, in the Eastern District of Missouri, said objectors were not authorized to remove the Roundup settlement to federal court.
By: Amanda Bronstad
The Sept. 14 trial would be in a case called Jane Doe QLF 001 v. Uber, in which a woman from Fort Worth, Texas, alleges her Uber driver forced her to perform oral sex on him during her 2020 ride from Arlington, Texas.
The Sept. 14 trial would be in a case called Jane Doe QLF 001 v. Uber, in which a woman from Fort Worth alleges her Uber driver forced her to perform oral sex on him during her 2020 ride from Arlington.
By: Amanda Bronstad
The suit, filed on Thursday in U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, comes less than four months after a federal judge dismissed a related racketeering case Ford brought against Lemon Law firms.
