Amanda Bronstad
Staff Reporter at Law.com
Staff reporter for ALM (https://t.co/k04dvIo21Y) covering mass torts and class actions across the country.
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1 week ago |
law.com | Amanda Bronstad
Welcome to Law.com Class Actions: Critical Mass, a weekly briefing for class action and mass tort attorneys. This week: Coinbase faces nearly a dozen class actions after disclosing a cyberattack this month. The seventh jury to award damages over 2020 wildfires in Oregon came back with $35 million for 10 people. Find out who represents Delta Air Lines in lawsuits over the flight that was overturned in Toronto this year.
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2 weeks ago |
law.com | Amanda Bronstad
Ford Motor Co. accused five lemon law attorneys in Southern California of creating a massive racketeering enterprise to inflate their fees, including in two multidistrict litigation matters. In a lawsuit filed on Wednesday, Ford alleges lawyers at the Knight Law Group, the Altman Law Group and Wirtz Law billed “phantom legal fees” and “hoodwinked all of the judges” in hundreds of lemon law cases for the past decade.
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2 weeks ago |
law.com | Amanda Bronstad
Another Roundup trial began on Tuesday in Missouri. The trial, on behalf of plaintiff Albert Grantges, who was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma in 2014, is before St. Louis County Circuit Judge Brian May, in the St. Louis suburb of Clayton. In an opening statement on Tuesday, Tobi Millrood, of Philadelphia’s Kline & Specter, told jurors to weigh the risks of cancer with the benefits of killing weeds.
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2 weeks ago |
law.com | Amanda Bronstad
An Oregon jury awarded more than $35.5 million to 10 people who sued over wildfires that ravaged the state in 2020. Wednesday’s verdict, which includes $5.3 million in economic damages and $30.2 million in non-economic damages, is the seventh to hit Pacific Power parent company PacifiCorp over the wildfires, for which it was found liable in 2023. All the trials have involved multiple residents or businesses with property damages, and are part of a lawsuit with 5,000 class members.
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2 weeks ago |
law.com | Amanda Bronstad
Another Roundup trial began on Tuesday in Missouri. The trial, on behalf of plaintiff Albert Grantges, who was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma in 2014, is before St. Louis County Circuit Judge Brian May, in the St. Louis suburb of Clayton. In an opening statement on Tuesday, Tobi Millrood, of Philadelphia’s Kline & Specter, told jurors to weigh the risks of cancer with the benefits of killing weeds.
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Tom Girardi was hospitalized for "liver dysfunction" one day before a key hearing in his criminal trial. https://t.co/Oa49xzPmc4
Johnson & Johnson renewed its bid to remove Beasley Allen from leadership of talcum powder cases, citing "serious ethical lapses." Beasley Allen fired back on Tuesday. https://t.co/EdlnkyZdcP
In today's Critical Mass: J&J renews its fight with a leading talc expert, and new suits tie Ozempic to blindness. Plus: #NEC #fraud #NYHelicopter #LAwildfires https://t.co/VKrvmyiCB0