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Alcoa – Fair Labor Standards Act

On September 15, 2010, the United States District Court for the Northern District of New York granted conditional certification in…

16 years ago

Harvard Medical School Says No to Big Pharma and Device Manufacturer Money

Further to my June 24 blog and as reported in the The Boston Globe, Harvard Medical School has joined the…

16 years ago

Doctors Debate Role of Industry Money In Funding Physician Education

Lawyers who bring claims for persons hurt by defective medical devices and drugs have long known that both industries provide…

16 years ago

New Jersey residents can sue foreign companies in state court, high court rules

Partners Jonathan Miller and Michael Galpern were recently interviewed by Trial magazine of the American Association for Justice for their…

17 years ago

Hospital Acquired Infections Cost Lives and Money

Patients in hospitals expect to be competently treated for their medical problems. They expect their broken bones to be mended,…

17 years ago

NJ Supreme Court Victory – Stream of Commerce Theory for Personal Jurisdiction

Today, the New Jersey Supreme Court recognized the reality of the globalization of commerce and gave protection to New Jersey…

17 years ago

Under Obama Administration, FDA Broadens Consumer Protections

Readers of beauty magazines are familiar with the articles and advertisements that feature physicians touting the magical results that come…

17 years ago

Shoulder Pain Pump Litigation Update

Last week a state court jury ruled on the first trial of a shoulder pain pump case anywhere in the…

17 years ago

Big Pharma Enters the Movie Business

Those of us who litigate prescription drug cases have always known that the advertizing done by drug companies borders on…

17 years ago

FDA Announces New Effort to Seek Higher Test Data on Medical Devices

The New York Times reports today that the FDA, in a long overdue move, will require stricter test data from…

17 years ago

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