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As we head into fall, we are pleased to share this issue of the National Trial Newsletter, which showcases the many significant victories that members of the firm's National Trial Practice...

Cleveland Partners Ryan K. Rubin and Tera Sherman Edwards secured a significant victory on behalf of a hospital, an individually-named cardiologist, and his employer in a wrongfu

In the first case, our client had run a red light at a busy intersection, colliding with the plaintiffs' vehicle and knocking it off the street and into a commercial building.

New York, N.Y. (July 7, 2020) - In Governor Cuomo's latest Executive Order, No. 202.48, dated July 6, 2020, the Governor extended the suspension and tolling of civil litigation deadlines...

With advances in technology, both consumers and professionals whose services they utilize conduct more and more business electronically.

The Florida Private Sector Whistleblower Act prohibits retaliatory action by private employers as against employees who provide information to, testify, or otherwise participate in an investigation...

The United States Department of Labor ("DOL") just proposed significant changes to the salary thresholds for the "white collar" exemptions to the requirements under the Fair Labor Standards...

Identical legislation pending in the Pennsylvania Senate (SB 964) and House of Representatives (HB 2725) seeks to amend the definition of "race" in the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act to...

Las Vegas, Nev. (June 29, 2023) – Nevada's minimum wage will increase effective July 1, 2023. For the period covering July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024...

Private healthcare employers in California successfully challenged the Los Angeles minimum wage ordinance as part of the "No on Los Angeles Unequal Pay Measure" campaign.

For months, the New York legal and business communities have been following the progress of Bill S74A, also known as the "Grieving Families Act," which was passed by the New York legislature in June 2022.

On Tuesday, United States District Court Judge William H. Orrick struck down President Trump's executive order to penalize "sanctuary cities."

This newsletter addresses the remaining insurance cases of note for 2018. We hope that you enjoy it as you are relaxing next to a warm fire on a cold Winter's eve!

Multiple consumer class actions have been filed around the country involving the labeling of food products as "natural" or "all-natural."

Cappello sued our client — the wholesale food service company that sold the romaine lettuce to the deli — as well as the deli, the romaine lettuce distributor, and the grower of the lettuce.

Los Angeles Partner Dana Fox and San Francisco Partner Anna Gourgiotopoulou secured a defense verdict for a transportation technology company after just 45 minutes of jury deliberations...

Cincinnati Managing Partner Judd Uhl and Partner Andrew Weber obtained a favorable jury verdict in an admitted liability case for a national trucking carrier in Hamilton County, Ohio.

Orange County Partners Charles L. Harris and Justin S. Kim recently obtained a unanimous defense verdict on behalf of their client, a national home improvement company...