Amanda Bronstad

The first federal bellwether trial over preemie infant formula and a gastrointestinal illness called NEC was scheduled to begin May 12. But on Friday, a federal judge tossed the case. https://t.co/ty6UOQ3Bnp

“You have abused my good nature." A Georgia judge chastised the plaintiffs' team in a Roundup case for slamming boxes, giving her dirty looks and badgering witnesses. Monsanto now cites the "inflammatory behavior" in a bid to toss a $2 billion verdict. https://t.co/LN9XH5DMm0

A new wave of lawsuits alleges Ozempic causes blindness. "You wake up in the morning, and you can’t see," one lawyer told https://t.co/qKGr7yceMN. https://t.co/741W5AKj7l

After massive increases, fraudulent claims in class action settlements fell in 2024, according to a report. https://t.co/vKsA0sGX5p

In today's Critical Mass: Bayer blames a $2B Roundup verdict on the 'belligerence' of plaintiffs' counsel, and the U.S. Supreme Court asked plenty of procedural questions in the LabCorp class action. Plus: #paraquat #PacifiCorp #Palisades https://t.co/oHlRIpEuWL

Johnson & Johnson has moved to revive its lawsuit against a leading plaintiffs' expert whose reports linking mesothelioma to cosmetic talc products are 'rooted in falsehood and deception.' https://t.co/7UnGHUoJMo

A new lawsuit alleges three claims administrators get kickbacks for distributing digital settlement payments to class members. https://t.co/uv31IF7Jc2

Lawyers and judges in Los Angeles are suing as plaintiffs after their own homes burned to the ground in the Palisades wildfire. 'Every judge and lawyer client I have is irate about the negligence,' one attorney told https://t.co/qKGr7yceMN. https://t.co/DhkT9A2hzo

With his trial looming, a former Girardi Keese partner has moved to dismiss the criminal charges against him. https://t.co/woM6UFQWhP

In today's Critical Mass: Amici abound in the LabCorp class action before SCOTUS, and the Ozempic judge hears dismissal arguments. Also: #Ticketmaster #talc #Roundup #MassArb https://t.co/9dcrnoCsql

Companies are fighting back against the rising tide of mass arbitration with lawsuits accusing some plaintiffs' firms of unethical practices. https://t.co/5uh6GMB4ol

In today's Critical Mass: Prominent figures like Erwin Chemerinsky and Ken Feinberg spoke out on Tuesday about increasing attacks on judges. Also, the ex-accounting head of Girardi Keese was sentenced to 10 years in prison. Plus: #BioZorb #Zantac #Meta https://t.co/ATNd2dSRRl

U.S. District Judge Esther Salas was among the prominent speakers at a 'virtual rally' Tuesday addressing attacks on the judiciary. She told 7,000 attendees, 'we need you to be champions of justice, to speak when active members of the judiciary cannot.' https://t.co/s60pWls7qS

The former head of accounting at Tom Girardi's law firm, Girardi Keese, was sentenced to more than 10 years in prison. The judge said, "the idea that he was 'just following orders' rings a bit hollow." https://t.co/alUSGVsBey

Third time's a charm? Bayer's Monsanto petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday to resolve the federal preemption issue in thousands of Roundup lawsuits. https://t.co/Xy88sncA0D

The federal judge overseeing thousands of opioid lawsuits faces another recusal motion, this time focused on his handling of alleged ex parte communications. https://t.co/OlEdv8mvrm

A key player in Tom Girardi's massive fraud, the former accounting head of his law firm, gets sentenced on April 11. Prosecutors want Christopher Kamon, 51, to serve 10 years in prison. https://t.co/YWwsxNjJbG