England Mass Tort Claims Offer Lessons for Global Businesses After Mariana v BHP

How England's Mariana dam ruling rewrote the rules for multinational liability and why every global company should take note.

How England's Mariana dam ruling rewrote the rules for multinational liability and why every global company should take note.

Consolidated litigation offers efficiency but critics say the system now prioritizes speed and predictability over individual justice.

Sally Beauty sued its insurers for refusing to fully reimburse defense costs in hair relaxer litigation, citing breach of coverage and delayed payments under Texas law.

A federal judge's challenge to court authority in Boy Scouts fee disputes threatens to reshape how mass tort settlements compensate survivors.

Covidien faces over 8,000 lawsuits alleging its hernia mesh concealed safety defects and caused severe internal complications.

Angeion Group appoints business development veteran Justin Brumfield to lead personal injury and mass tort services expansion.

Mayer Brown hires WilmerHale partners Pujari and Rheinheimer to rebuild mass tort practice after five-partner departure.

AI is cutting document review costs from $3 per document to $0.11—and that's reshaping mass tort economics.

Asbestos kills 40,000 Americans annually from preventable cancers—diseases that may not appear until decades after exposure.

Discovering asbestos in basement HVAC ducts requires immediate professional intervention—homeowners cannot ignore or repair it themselves.