Civil Litigation - Page 7
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Civil Litigation
Civil Litigation Articles
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In 1999 the U.S. Supreme Court in decided Kumho Tire Co., Ltd. et al. V. Carmichael,119 S.Ct. 1167 (1999) set the standards for the admission into evidence of a expert witness, causing federal district courts to more carefully scrutinize expert testimony. -
Federal Trade Commission policy statement which provides guidance on the FTC's enforcement policy with respect to the use of "Made in USA" and other U.S. origin claims in advertising and labeling. -
Examined are the characteristics of various document and record management systems and methods. -
Very often property managers and board members are faced with having to make common area emergency repairs during . -
The duty to warn and instruct is a significant duty both in the United States and in countries within the European . -
Release and assumption of risk agreements are now commonplace in the recreational community. Insurance companies . -
So you filed a lawsuit, either with an attorney or by yourself in Small Claims Court, and you got a judge to agree . -
Recent Developments In Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Litigation: Are Class Actions Still Viable?
Attempts to certify classes in pharmaceutical and medical device cases tend to fail more often than they succeed. But new theories of injury and causation have emerged to make class cases appear more manageable. This article briefly considers recent trends in pharmaceutical and medical device class litigation. -
Import Compliance has been a hot topic for U.S. Customs - and for U.S. importers - since 1993 when Congress passe. -
In 1893, when Florida sat at the tail end of Henry Flagler's railway and before the state had commercial importance.