Products Liability

Riegel v. Medtronic may leave no remedy for patients injured by FDA-approved medical devices

The coming U.S. Supreme Court decision on preemption is a matter of great importance to patients and the medical-legal community

Do you have a product liability action or one for negligent maintenance?

From Issue: 2007 August

The role “pedal error” will likely play in Toyota SUA accident litigation

From Issue: 2010 July

As Toyota faces lawsuits over sudden unintended acceleration, here’s what you can expect

From Issue: 2010 May

Understanding and litigating this products liability defense, including the recent Kesner holding by the California Supreme Court

Collision Avoidance Technology (CAT) can prevent or mitigate many common auto accidents

Bringing a products-liability action based on hazardous substance/materials laws

From Issue: 2020 June

Defendants, venue and punitive damages: All factors in Toyota cases

From Issue: 2010 August

The role of electronic throttle controls in the Toyota litigation

From Issue: 2010 June

“Support your troops” includes holding accountable those who design and manufacture defective equipment that maims and kills America’s finest

From Issue: 2013 May

That a drug is unreasonably dangerous is the standard to be argued in pharma actions

From Issue: 2011 June

Does the failure to wear a helmet automatically give rise to fault by your plaintiff?

From Issue: 2014 March