Boyer v. City of New York and the Verdict That Survived JNOV
The Second Department reinstates a hit-and-run ambulance verdict, restating the 'utterly irrational' standard and showing how agency GPS an…
Appellate decisions, verdicts, and notable settlements from California courts.
The Second Department reinstates a hit-and-run ambulance verdict, restating the 'utterly irrational' standard and showing how agency GPS an…
Judge M. Casey Rodgers held the July 27, 2026 Daubert hearing in MDL-3140 as scheduled despite a tentative Pfizer settlement covering rough…
Utah's high court held that the negotiated charge, not the gross bill, measures past medical specials. Here is the holding and how to build…
A California appellate court threw out a defense auto verdict because the jury never heard the negligence per se instruction. Drury v. Ryan…
On July 10, 2026, the Illinois First District affirmed a $45 million talc-mesothelioma verdict in Garcia v. Johnson & Johnson, including a…
The Arizona Supreme Court now requires proof of defect and unreasonable danger as separate elements, and it rejected a lane-departure omiss…
Georgia CVS Pharmacy v. Carmichael marked the high-water line of plaintiff-friendly negligent-security law. Then SB 68 snapped the foreseea…
A CCP 998 offer is the cheapest verdict insurance a plaintiff lawyer can buy, but only if the number is defensible and the paper is clean.…
A First Department decision dismissing a commercial tenant on summary judgment is a checklist for plaintiff's counsel: prove special use or…
The Supreme Court ruled 9-0 on May 14, 2026 in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, No. 24-1238, holding that FAAAA no longer preempts state-…
A May 2026 Pennsylvania decision denied an adult child UIM coverage under his parents' policy. The residency-versus-domicile line is a cove…
Judge Breyer's April 10, 2026 order in Uber MDL-3084 (N.D. Cal.) held Uber owes a non-delegable duty to passengers regardless of driver-con…