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CooperSurgical Inc. is facing multiple surges of lawsuits against it for various allegedly defective reproductive care products. The Cooper Companies Inc. and CooperSurgical, based in Trumbull, Connecticut, have been the focus of multiple lawsuits nationwide from couples seeking fertility care. The lawsuits alleged that during the in vitro fertilization process, none of…
A panel of Georgia Court of Appeals judges and a litigator appeared to reach an impasse on Wednesday as the intermediate court weighed whether the surviving relative of a Solo Cup factory employee who was slain on the job by a co-worker could pursue their case in state court instead…
‘Bent on Entrenchment’?: Shareholder Suits Claim 2 Poison Pills Are Anti-Takeover Front for Boards
Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossman has filed two shareholder suits in the Court of Chancery that claim LSB Industries Inc. and United Airlines are each trying to sidestep poison pill laws and thwart shareholder activism. Aside from the language referring to facts specific to one company or the other and their…
The New York court system unveiled on Thursday a more than three dozen-member blue ribbon task force to study artificial intelligence‘s “vast potential” toward “improving the delivery of justice.” The Advisory Committee on Artificial Intelligence and the Courts will study the practical, legal, and ethical risks posed by the technology,…
A disciplinary case argued before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Wednesday prompted the justices to question whether it should be harder to prove attorney misconduct. Several justices appeared to support adopting a higher evidentiary standard in attorney discipline cases, particularly given the ambiguity of the “clear and satisfactory” language currently…
On Thursday, startup Patlytics, which offers an AI patent workflow platform, announced that it raised $4.5 million in a seed funding round led by Gradient Ventures, an investment firm backed by Google. According to the press release announcing the investment, the funding round also saw participation from “several undisclosed angel…
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