For a long time, Uber has argued that it isn’t a transportation company, but a software company that happens to facilitate rides. That distinction effectively
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Every few years, personal injury law has a moment where the ground shifts. We just saw one in a Stamford courtroom.
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A class action lawsuit arising from major wildfires that occurred in Oregon around Labor Day 2020 was remanded back to trial court due to errors in juror
The Missouri Court of Appeals refused to reverse a decision against chemical giant Givaudan Flavors Corporation. Givaudan challenged a jury verdict awarding James
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For a trial lawyer, statistics are rarely just numbers; they are the context in which every case is judged. When the American Medical Association (AMA) releases
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