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John O'Brien's coverage is heavily focused on legal policy regulation, government announcements, and legal cases. He would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to current and evolving legal issues, significant court rulings, or major lawsuits across various industries. Professionals with insights into these areas or individuals involved in high-profile legal disputes may find success in pitching stories to him.
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By: Kim Malcolm, John O Brien
A Seattle Seahawks helmet is seen during an NFL Super Bowl football practice on Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2026, in San Jose, Calif., ahead of Super Bowl 60 between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks.
By: Daniel Fisher, John O Brien
TRENTON, N.J. - A special master hearing evidence behind tens of thousands of lawsuits over Johnson & Johnson’s Baby Powder has urged the court to reject a key plaintiff expert’s test for asbestos, undermining claims talcum powder causes ovarian cancer.
GREENBELT, Md. – DC Water is asking a federal judge to throw out the class action lawsuit filed against it in the aftermath of a January spill that released 240 million gallons of raw sewage into the Potomac River.
HARRISBURG, Pa. – A Black woman who claims she was the target of age and racial discrimination in the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office is entitled to more than $200,000, a federal judge has ruled.
By: John O Brien, James A. Byrne
PHILADELPHIA – Discrimination and retaliation claims made by a former paralegal at a prominent Philadelphia plaintiffs firm have been thrown out by a federal judge.
By: John O Brien
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio Supreme Court has again refused to punish recreation centers for their furniture, as last week it rejected the idea a woman’s death was the fault of a bench.
By: John O Brien, Derwin Edwards
PITTSBURGH – Pennsylvanians convicted of minor drug crimes are going to court to challenge state law that prevents them from carrying concealed firearms.
PHILADELPHIA – A federal judge has again tossed legal malpractice claims by a group that challenged how federal elections are conducted but ended up unhappy with its choice of lawyers, one of whom is a former Pennsylvania attorney general.
By: Daniel Fisher, John O Brien
DENVER - A bartender at an adult nightclub who was fired after she filed a sexual-harassment suit can’t be compelled to arbitrate separate claims the firing was related to her status as a potential witness in a wage-and-hour investigation, a Colorado appeals court ruled.
BOSTON – An ex-Boston attorney disbarred and sentenced to prison for stealing nearly $2 million from clients is now suing the State Lottery Commission for failing to help him with his gambling addiction.
