The Supreme Court ruled in Berk v. Choy that federal courts do not have to enforce state laws requiring plaintiffs to provide early evidence—such as affidavits of merit—in medical malpractice cases, ...
The Delaware Superior Court took the mass tort world by surprise with its May 31, 2024, refusal to exclude the plaintiffs’ experts’ causation opinions in the Zantac litigation, breaking with the ...
On December 7, Eugene reported: From retired Third Circuit Judge Thomas Vanaskie (who had also served on the Middle District of Pennsylvania), and who was serving as a court-appointed Special Master ...
Bad Character, Good Evidence: Reclaiming Character Evidence for Strategic Use in Civil Litigation Civil litigators often overlook character evidence, assuming it to be inadmissible. But the Federal ...
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