Tag Archives: Product Liability
Not Your Father’s Insurance Coverage: Using Transactional Insurance to Drive Business Opportunities
Posted at the National Law Review last week by Daniel J. Struck and Neil B. Posner of Much Shelist – a review of different type of insurance products that can be helpful in facilitating certain types of financial transactions: Insurance coverage as a commercial risk management tool has been around for centuries, but there are …
Wisconsin Tort Reform 2011: Governor signed the Omnibus Tort Reform Act
As posted on the National Law Review by Joseph Louis Olson and Adam E. Witkov of Michael Best & Friedrich LLP – implications of the Wisconsin Omnibus Tort Reform Act signed into law today by Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker: Governor Scott Walker signed the OmnibusTort Reform Act (the “Act”) today, January 27, 2011. The Act …
Food Safety Bill Leaves Senate with Unanimous Consent, House Vote Tuesday
Update yesterday from National Law Review guest blogger William Marler of the Marler Blog: Perhaps the President will bring the Bill with him to Hawaii for Christmas – It’s a short flight from Seattle. Thanks to Republican and Democratic Staff for this great Summary of the House and Senate version of the Bill: Noteworthy · …
Class Action Defense Cases–Donovan v. Philip Morris: Massachusetts Federal Court Certifies Class Action Seeking Medical Monitoring For Lung Cancer Of 20-Year Marlboro Smokers
This week’s featured blogger at the National Law Review is Michael J. Hassen of Jeffer, Mangels, Butler & Mitchell LLP who writes for the Class Action Defense Blog. Class Action Against Tobacco Company Alleging Unfair Trade Practices and Breach of Implied Warranty and Seeking Medical Monitoring for Lung Cancer on Behalf of Class of Smokers …
The National Law Review is proud to be a media sponsor of the 3rd Annual Automotive Product Liability Conference in Chicago Sept. 22-23
The National Law Review is proud to be a media sponsor of the 3rd Annual Automotive Product Liability Conference in Chicago Sept. 22-23 – Sutton Place Hotel http://www.americanconference.com/Automotive.htm Entering priority service code NLR1795 on the registration form entitles you to a $400 discount. Kathy & Jennifer will be there from the National Law Review.



