Court Allows Trial on Ford Windstar Explosion Destroying Client’s Home
On October 30, 2017, in Ford v. Ford Motor Company (District of NJ, 1:15-cv-357), Judge Noel Hillman of the District of New Jersey rejected Defendant’s
October 30, 2017
On October 30, 2017, in Ford v. Ford Motor Company (District of NJ, 1:15-cv-357), Judge Noel Hillman of the District of New Jersey rejected Defendant’s
Anyone who has experienced a burn, even a minor one like a burn to the tongue from hot coffee, knows how painful it can be.
Late last night (October 24, 2017) the Republican controlled Senate narrowly voted to abolish the banking rule that permitted consumers to join class action lawsuits
On October 12, 2017, Judge Marlene F. Lachman of the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas ruled that consent to jurisdiction remains good law in Philadelphia
A major federal appellate court ruled last week that employees deserve to be paid during rest breaks that are up to twenty minutes or fewer.
Riding mower lawn tractor rollovers have been a problem ever since riding mowers have been in existence. As early as 1970, studies began to be
The crisis facing our communities and neighborhoods from the over prescription and improper use of prescription opioid pain killers is well known. Every day in
Last week, in a precedential opinion, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit rejected a bright-line application of what has come to be
What is a “Data Breach”? Data breach refers to the release of data from a system without the knowledge or consent of its owner. Common
