Navigation “The question of whether it was negligent for JetBlue, when faced with repeated incidents of a bin door detaching from its bin compartment, to perform maintenance actions that did not involve checking functional components of the bin door hinge, is one that should be left to a jury,” wrote U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani for […]
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Supreme Court Appears Hesitant to Strike Down CFPB's Funding Structure
Even the court’s conservative justices appeared wary of arguments that the consumer financial watchdog is unconstitutionally funded. Click Here To Read The Full Article
A Lateral Stayed at Foley & Lardner for Less Than 3 Months. Now the Firm Is Suing the Recruiter
The Am Law 100 firm wants a refund from New York recruiting shop Mark Bruce International. Click Here To Read The Full Article
AstraZeneca to Pay $425M to Settle Thousands of Lawsuits Over Nexium, Prilosec
The settlement, announced on Tuesday, is the largest so far in the multidistrict litigation involving proton-pump inhibitor medications, used to treat heartburn and stomach acid. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Class Action Over Prescription Pet Food Gets Green Light in Illinois
Seven years after it was first filed, an Illinois district court judge has granted, in part, a motion for class certification in a claim brought by pet owners against Hill’s Pet Nutrition over the fact that the company requires a veterinarian’s prescription to purchase its Prescription Diet food. Click Here To Read The Full […]