The Legal Intelligencer
The judge presiding over the federal Zoloft multidistrict litigation said that she could benefit from a court-appointed, "truly neutral expert," but that it is too early in the life of the litigation
...the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments over the role of Daubert review at the class certification stage, a federal judge in the...
...the plaintiffs counsel's position while the issue of relatively early Daubert hearings over the scientific evidence is something that favors the defense...
...be tried on a class-wide basis passes the so-called Daubert test for admissibility in the trial. The Comcast case picks up...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...the question of objective baselessness," she said, rejecting GSK's Daubert petition aimed at keeping Kessler's testimony out of the courtroom...
Two terms ago, in Wal-Mart Stores v. Dukes, a 5-4 majority of the U.S. Supreme Court emphasized that class actions should be the "exception," not the rule, in federal litigation
Bring Your Own Device, or "BYOD," is the phrase and acronym frequently used now to describe the ascension into the workplace of personal devices
As the federal Avandia multidistrict litigation draws to a close after 65,000 claims have been winnowed down to between 500 and 600 cases, over 150 lawyers from over 50 plaintiffs law firms are seeki
In denying a motion to enjoin by Pfizer, a federal judge has said it is up to a jury to decide whether diet drugs caused a South Carolina woman's likely fatal pulmonary hypertension to surface 11 yea
...the court denied Yamaha's motion to preclude Seluga based on a Daubert challenge. Seluga's qualifications were not challenged. The court found Seluga's...
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