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Mauril Aldophe thought he had a personal injury payday coming from Beck's Towing of Boynton Beach, Florida. He told police and a medical clinic that a tow truck had rear-ended him.

Florida law generally holds that evidence of collateral source benefits is not admissible because it will likely confuse the jury.

On this site, we previously reported about the comprehensive rule changes made in New York to a defendant's obligation to provide disclosure regarding available insurance coverage.

Our prediction about the challenge to our long-held notions of product liability law posed by 3D printing (a/k/a stereotactic lithography) appears to be coming true.

Cannabinoid science and medicine are maturing contemporaneously with the cannabis products that have quickly gained traction with millions of consumers, and it is all happening while the FDA silently waits on the sidelines ‒ at least for now.

As is the trend globally, the US wind energy sector has been growing, with a substantial focus on offshore wind farm development. Offshore wind farm projects are under planning and...

The Colorado Supreme Court has provided some much-needed certainty as to the statute of limitations period for statutory bad faith claims.

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Nevada's Supreme Court concluded in TikTok v. Dist. Ct. that TikTok is subject to jurisdiction in Nevada and agreed with other courts that 47 U.S.C. § 230 does not apply to allegations...

In Nides v. DVC Industries, the D.C. Court of Appeals addressed an increasingly important issue under the District's Consumer Protection Procedures Act (CPPA)...

The following outlines the recent updates to the Local Rules of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York and the United States District Court...

In Bais Yaakov of Spring Valley v. Act, Inc., 2015 U.S. App. (1st Cir. Aug. 21, 2015), the First Circuit held that a rejected and withdrawn offer of settlement of a named plaintiff's individual claims in a putative class action made before the plaintiff moved for class certification did not deprive the court of subject-matter jurisdiction.

Wilson Elser has reported extensively on the passage of the Illinois prejudgment interest statute, 735 ILCS 5/2-1303(c).*

It's probably common knowledge to even a novice product liability practitioner that a manufacturer can be held liable for a defect in a component part supplied by another company...

For many families, the COVID-19 pandemic will present ethical and moral dilemmas relative to the health, safety and well-being of our elderly parents and grandparents

The insurance commissioners of various states including Arkansas, Georgia, Kansas, Maryland, North Carolina and West Virginia recently issued letters, bulletins and press releases regarding...

While the City of Denver has lifted its moratorium on new licensing and building use permits for the cannabis industry, the news is bad for those looking to break into the business.

An old adage about legal strategy goes something like this: when your case is weak on the law, pound the facts. When your case is weak on the facts, pound the law. And when your case is weak on the facts and the law...