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Negligence-Doctrine of Res Ipsa Loquitur

Khouri was injured at a retail pharmacy after multiple beverage bottles fell from a cooler shelf, striking him and causing him to fall. The post Negligence-Doctrine of Res Ipsa Loq...

ARE YOU IN GOOD HANDS? Allstate Stands Victorious Against Vicarious Liability Claims

Palisades sues Ryobi maker to recover $352K after battery fire

A basement battery fire just turned into a federal product liability fight worth $352K

7 Everyday Incidents That Can Spark Unexpected Liability Claims

Operating a business involves a constant stream of interactions. We open our doors to the ... Read more

Who Is Liable if I Get Food Poisoning From a Free Sample?

Free samples are a popular feature at many grocery stores and eating establishments. While they’re a fun and delicious way for customers to try new products, samples aren’t immune...

New Jersey Supreme Court Strengthens Expert Gatekeeping in Product Liability Cases: What Beavan v. Allergan Means for De...

Target sued over fatal water bead death of Wisconsin infant

A Wisconsin family filed a wrongful death lawsuit alleging Target failed to warn customers about dangerous water beads linked to their infant's death. The post Target sued over fat...

Manufacturer’s $2,500 Reimbursement Proposal for Device Failures

South Philadelphia E-Bike Fire Serves as Another Tragic Reminder of the Importance of Lithium-Ion Battery Safety

Daubert Standard-Damages Cap

Walter McGuinness died after falling down the basement stairs in his home shortly after painters employed by Treider Industries removed the stairway handrail while performing inter...

Strict Liability Under the CWA: What It Means for Industrial Stormwater Dischargers

Proportionally Responding to a Discovery Request for Incident Reports: the Case of the Exploding Blender

Proportionally Responding to a Discovery Request for Incident Reports: the Case of the Exploding Blenderby Joshua Gilliland

The Litigated Dish: The supply chain is not a shield

-- OPINION --In food safety litigation, one of the most consequential, and often most contested, questions is not whether a product was contaminated, or even whether someone was ha...

Why Landlords Face Liability for Unsafe Staircases and Walkways

Unsafe staircases and poorly maintained walkways can put both tenants and visitors at risk of serious injuries. After suffering a fall caused by unsafe property conditions, many pe...

Florida Just Pulled the Pin on AI Liability. Now Everyone Is Holding the Grenade

Proposed CPSC E-Bike Safety Rule Could Mark a Turning Point for Lithium-Ion Battery

Can You Sue for an Amusement Park Ride Injury?

Understanding Talc Litigation with Attorney Don Blydenburgh

Many families are only now learning that everyday talcum powder products may have exposed them to asbestos, a cancer-causing mineral. Tens of thousands of talcum powder lawsuits fi...

Lawsuit claims Target knew risk of toy that killed a Wisconsin toddler

The lawsuit alleges the toy was ‘silently removed’ from Target shelves after two children nearly died, but not recalled until months later when a baby girl died in Wisconsin.

SCOTUS Holds FIFRA Expressly Preempts State Law Failure to Warn Claims

How a Personal Injury Lawyer Proves Fault and Wins Your Claim

Winning a personal injury claim isn’t just about proving that you were hurt. You have to demonstrate that your injuries were the result of someone else’s negligence and that you ...