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Riley Brennan's coverage predominantly focuses on legal policy, regulation, and government announcements. The majority of Riley's articles revolve around legal disputes, circuit court rulings, lawsuits, arbitration, personal jurisdiction, breach of contract, defamation, trademark disputes as well as the cannabis industry and parental rights.
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By: Riley Brennan
Following a nearly $20 million jury verdict against four defendants, the intermediate appellate court wiped out a $4 million compensatory damages award and the remnants of a $15 million punitive damages award that were returned against the management and operating defendants involved in the case.
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In 2023, a Delaware County jury awarded the estate $4 million in compensatory damages and $15 million in punitive damages, allocating liability among the four defendants.
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Judge Joshua Roberts of the Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas vacated the long-standing plaintiffs' liaison counsel, lead counsel, and executive committee.
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The suit follows a New Mexico judge's order last week requiring Meta Platforms to pay $567 million into an abatement fund and to make a series of child safety changes after finding that Facebook and Instagram substantially contributed to a statewide youth mental health crisis and created a public nuisance.
By: Riley Brennan
This week: A New Mexico judge ordered Meta Platforms to pay $567 million into an abatement fund and implement child-safety reforms after finding Facebook and Instagram substantially contributed to the state's youth mental health crisis, pushing the company's total exposure in the case to nearly $1 billion. Meanwhile, a Philadelphia judge overhauled the leadership structure of the city's Paraquat mass tort, removing several longtime plaintiffs' leaders.
By: Riley Brennan
This week: A New Mexico judge ordered Meta Platforms to pay $567 million into an abatement fund and implement child-safety reforms after finding Facebook and Instagram substantially contributed to the state's youth mental health crisis, pushing the company's total exposure in the case to nearly $1 billion. Meanwhile, a Philadelphia judge overhauled the leadership structure of the city's Paraquat mass tort, removing several longtime plaintiffs' leaders.
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membership Law.com Pro Competing U.S. Supreme Court filings have crystallized a constitutional battle over judicial speech and social
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A recent challenge by DraftKings has posed the question of whether the law intrudes into areas already governed by state regulators.
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McDermott was a longtime Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas jurist who presided over some of the city's most consequential homicide cases and led the bulk of Philadelphia's juvenile lifer resentencing hearings.
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The defense's argued that the plaintiff failed to show that he conducted a “significant search” for local counsel.
