Glyphosate Herbicide Manufacturer Wins as Supreme Court Limits Health-Related Lawsuits
Supreme Court bars state lawsuits over glyphosate cancer claims, protecting manufacturers from 200,000 pending cases.
Hawaii Gun Rights Victory: Federal Judges Overturn Private Property Firearm Restrictions
Hawaii can no longer criminally ban guns on private businesses after Supreme Court strikes down the state’s firearm restrictions law.
Disney Pays $50 Million to End Subscriber Complaint Class Action Litigation
Disney will pay $50 million to settle a class action lawsuit over mandatory ESPN bundling that raised streaming costs for subscribers.
Philadelphia’s Landmark Pesticide Verdicts Under Threat From Supreme Court Decision
A major Supreme Court decision has thrown Philadelphia’s pesticide verdicts into legal uncertainty, with far-reaching implications for pending plaintiffs and settled claims.
Farming Industry Celebrates High Court Decision on Herbicide Safety Today
Supreme Court blocks thousands of Roundup cancer lawsuits, siding with Bayer and federal regulators over state consumer protections.
Why Thousands of Herbicide Injury Claims Were Just Dismissed in Court
Federal judges are throwing out thousands of herbicide injury claims on procedural and scientific grounds, often before trial.
PFAS Pollution Forces Florida Lobbyists Into Competing Political Camps
Florida’s environmental and business communities clash over PFAS cleanup liability and regulation, reshaping traditional political alliances.
Boy Scouts Claimants Bring in Dechert for Mass Tort Fee Dispute
A major law firm challenges another’s fees in the Boy Scouts bankruptcy, leaving 14,600 claimants in limbo over their actual settlement payouts.
PFAS Environmental Damage: Chemours’ Financial Responsibility in North Carolina Resolved
Chemours settled major PFAS contamination claims in North Carolina, but the “forever chemicals” persist in groundwater decades after exposure began.
How Much Must Chemours Pay for PFAS Pollution in North Carolina
Chemours settles federal PFAS pollution charges for $450 million, but North Carolina officials say the deal ignores contaminated groundwater and excluded their state from negotiations.