Fighting back when big-box stores remove your state-court lawsuit to federal court

They want to try these cases without any meaningful voir dire and where you need a unanimous jury verdict

Mauro Fiore, Jr.

From Issue: 2024 May

Wyeth v. Levine: U.S. Supreme Court refuses to swallow “Big Pharma’s” preemption pill

The decision is being hailed as a resounding victory for victims’ rights

Leslie A. Brueckner

From Issue: 2009 April

The coming storm: The U.S. Supreme Court takes on four preemption cases affecting consumer rights

The nation’s High Court reviews four potentially groundbreaking decisions

Leslie A. Brueckner

From Issue: 2008 April

Federal preemption endangers consumers’ rights

All plaintiffs’ lawyers need to be aware of — and prepared to deal with — the growing attempt to expand federal preemption and eradicate injured consumers’ rights

Arthur Bryant

From Issue: 2008 July

“Implied” preemption: The United States Supreme Court and the New England Journal of Medicine

The Roberts Court puts the legal battle over preemption front and center

Gerson H. Smoger
Mark T. Baller

From Issue: 2008 October

U. S. Supreme Court refuses to extinguish light-cigarette fraud claims against tobacco companies

High Court clarifies role of federal preemption to protect victims’ rights

Leslie A. Brueckner

From Issue: 2009 February

Golden State boundaries

Charting the jurisdictional landscape of California labor and employment laws for remote workers

Viridiana E. Aceves

From Issue: 2024 November

Federal preemption cases: Reflections on the U.S. Supreme Court’s busy docket

In today’s partisan lineup, a “conservative” is most likely to support a claim of federal preemption that would eliminate state laws and favor corporate interests

James C. Sturdevant
F. Paul Bland, Jr.

From Issue: 2008 February