Midwest News J&J May Be Helped by Missouri Ruling Against Talcum Lawsuits A Missouri Supreme Court ruling on talc lawsuits could reduce the liability and number of large trials Johnson & Johnson... Read More
West News California May Further Toughen Data Privacy Law, Opening Firms to Suits The strongest data privacy law in the country may be about to get sharper teeth, and lobbyists representing the tech... Read More
East News Connecticut Governor Nominates Deloitte’s Mais as Insurance Commissioner Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont has announced his choices to lead the departments of public health and insurance. Lamont is nominating... Read More
Midwest News Michigan Court Upholds Dismissal of Job Offer Case Alleging Marijuana Bias A Michigan Court of Appeals ruling could reinforce zero-tolerance workplace rules for marijuana even in cases in which a person... Read More
East News Connecticut Weighs Helmet Law for Motorcycle Drivers Connecticut lawmakers are considering whether to require motorcycle drivers to wear helmets, as in previous legislative sessions. But this year,... Read More
West News Actress Paltrow Says Skier Suing Her Was At-Fault, Seeks to Exploit Her Fame Gwyneth Paltrow said in a court filing that a man who accused her in a lawsuit of crashing into him... Read More
Texas / South Central News 3 Killed in Amazon Cargo Plane Crash Near Houston A widebody cargo plane hauling packages for Amazon abruptly plunged out of the sky and slammed into a bay on... Read More
Southeast News College Basketball Star’s Busted Shoe Episode Raises Loss of Value Insurance Question Soon afterDuke University star freshman Zion Williamson’s shoe ripped apart, Nike’s stock price took a hit. The freak injury during... Read More
Southeast News Man Claiming He Was Scarred Sues Hair Dye Maker A Florida man is suing a consumer products company after he says he suffered permanent scarring and discoloration on his... Read More
East News Virginia Lawmakers Approve Speeding Tickets Triggered by Cameras in Highway Work Zones For the first time in Virginia, police officers could issue speeding tickets through the mail – without pulling over the... Read More