Lithium-Ion Battery Litigation An Overview of a Burgeoning Area of Claims and Litigation
By Lindsey J. Woodrow and Duncan A. Brumwell
Admissibility of the direct action against the insurer whereas the action against the insured is not admissible
Comment of a decision rendered on 11 May 2022 by Cour de cassation (French Supreme Court: Cass. 3rd civ., 11 May 2022, n° 21-12478: RGDA, Sept. 2022, n° 200×1, p. 10)
Romain Schulz
Lawyer at the Paris Bar LLD
HMN Partners
Paris, France
Beware of Artificial Intelligence: It Can Cause You Very Real Trouble
Beware of Artificial Intelligence: It Can Cause You Very Real Trouble – December 2022
Paul M. Finamore
Pressin Katz Law Firm, P.A.
Columbia, MD
Another Side Effect of COVID – Litigation
Another Side Effect of COVID – Litigation – December 2021
Alison M. Crane, Esq.
Bledsoe Diestel Treppa & Crane LLP
San Francisco, CA
Creating Enforceable Online Arbitration Agreements
Alison M. Crane, Esq.
Bledsoe Diestel Treppa & Crane LLP
San Francisco, CA
Arthur J. Gallagher Acquires Altman & Cronin Benefit Consultants in California
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. has acquired Altman & Cronin Benefit Consultants LLC in San Francisco, Calif. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Ian Altman and his colleagues will continue to operate from their San Francisco location under the…
Gray Joins National E&S; in California as Environmental Wholesale Broker
Jeff Gray has rejoined National E&S; as an environmental wholesale broker. Gray specializes in hard to place risks, including construction risks, restoration contractors, environmental risks and hazmat trucking risks. He was previously with National E&S; as a broker from 2003…
Arkansas Company Fined Nearly $125K for Repeat Workplace Hazards
Federal safety officials have cited Bekaert Corp. in Van Buren, Arkansas, after an employee suffered an amputation while trying to untangle moving wire at an Arkansas facility that manipulates and coats steel products. An inspection by Occupational Safety and Health Administration…
Florida Plastic Recycler to Pay $424K in Back Wages to Workers
The U.S. Department of Labor says a Florida plastic recycler will pay $424,537 in back wages to 195 employees for violating overtime and record-keeping provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act. In a news release issued Monday, the agency says…
Automated Cars, Trucks Threaten Professional Driver Jobs
Ronald De Feo has watched robots take factory jobs for years. Now he sees them threatening a new class of worker: People who drive for a living. “I am in Pittsburgh; it’s a test market for Uber’s autonomous vehicle,” says…