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Marler Blog
Three Lawsuits in 105 Person Salmonella Outbreak
By Bill Marler
Food Safety News reports that at least 105 people now have confirmed or suspected Salmonella Virchow infections after eating at mexican-style restaurant, On the Border, in Vancouver, Washington according to…
Ahead of Schedule
The Litigation Process: An Upper Division School of Hard Knocks
Litigation can be one of the most time-consuming and expensive ways to resolve disputes in the construction industry. Often, parties to construction-related disputes prefer to resolve them through alternate dispute…
Civil Procedure & Federal Courts Blog
Clermont on Aggregation of Claims and Illogic
By Civil Procedure & Federal Courts Blog
Kevin Clermont (Cornell) has posted Aggregation of Claims and Illogic to SSRN.Classical logic and probability theory produce in law the troublesome paradox of aggregation: On the one hand, logic seems…
Marler Blog
88 Salmonella Virchow Illnesses and 1 Lawsuit against On the Border Restaurant
By Bill Marler
As of Monday, health officials have confirmed 28 cases of salmonella linked to the restaurant and identified another 60 probable cases awaiting lab confirmation. Of the four cases that were…
TortsProf Blog
HarrisMartin Mass Torts Conference
HarrisMartin Publishing is sponsoring a Mass Tort Litigation Conference in March 2013 in New York City. The agenda and faculty are not yet available, but the Hon. Marina Corodemus (ret.) will…
Tom Mighell
Blawg of the Day – California Litigation Attorney Blog
By Tom Mighell
We'll stick in California to end the week, with the California Litigation Attorney Blog. It's published by the Riverside firm of Reid & Hellyer. They are discussing recent California court…
Delaware Corporate & Commercial Litigation Blog
Notice to Lawyers Filing Suit in Delaware’s Court of Chancery: Bring Your “A” Game
Many legal publications and the mainstream press follow decisions of the Delaware Court of Chancery. One of the more astute members of the cognoscenti is Alison Frankel of Thomson Reuters…
EEOC Year-End Countdown
The EEOC Trades Shotgun For Sniper Rifle In FY 2012 Federal Lawsuit Filings
By Christopher J. DeGroff, Gerald Maatman, Jr.
By Christopher DeGroff and Gerald L. Maatman, Jr. Since the inception of the EEOC’s Systemic Initiative in 2005-2006, the EEOC has traditionally launched large salvos of federal court complaints across…
Employment & Labor
The EEOC Trades Shotgun For Sniper Rifle In FY 2012 Federal Lawsuit Filings
By Christopher DeGroff and Gerald L. Maatman, Jr. Since the inception of the EEOC’s Systemic Initiative in 2005-2006, the EEOC has traditionally launched large salvos of federal court complaints across…
New York Attorney Malpractice Blog
Experts in Legal Malpractice
Experts (we might as well call then wizards) are an essential part of litigation, and in legal malpractice litigation they are everywhere. What are the rules, what are the uses,…