Steakhouse Slip and Fall Ends in $2.75M Federal Jury Verdict | New Jersey Law Journal Page Printed From: https://www.law.com/njlawjournal/2024/04/11/steakhouse-slip-and-fall-ends-in-2-75m-federal-jury-verdict/ An Outback Steakhouse in Southington, Connecticut. Credit: Google The trial focused on causation and damages after Outback stipulated to liability on the eve of trial, following a ruling that would have…

A key New York judges association and a city bar group are pushing lawmakers to make room in the state budget for a policy bill that would enable state-paid judges to receive death benefits, even if they aren’t retired at the time of their passing. A New York City attorney,…

After being appointed in 2021 by Gov. Brian Kemp to serve the remainder of retiring Judge Nancy N. Bills’ terms, Chief Judge Clarence Cuthpert Jr. is now seeking election to the Rockdale County State Court. But when Cuthpert qualified for the judicial race on March 4, so too did Rockdale County Juvenile Court Judge…

LTN Startup Spotlight is an ongoing series that aims to amplify the stories of startups in the legal tech space, highlighting what they’re working on, how they’re adding to the legal tech market and changing the conversation around legal tech innovation, and what lessons they’ve learned in their startup journey…

A federal judge in Maryland upheld a ruling in favor of Walmart and Sam’s Club, collectively awarding the companies more than $2 million, after the court found the landlord breached the parties’ lease agreement by failing to issue notices to purchase or negotiate the sale of the properties after 10 years of having leased the…

Expert Perspectives on Biggest Court Cases Page Printed From: https://www.law.com/litigationdaily/2024/04/11/litigators-of-the-past-week-google-agrees-to-delete-user-data-in-incognito-browsing-privacy-settlement/ (l-r) David Boies, Mark Mao, and James Lee of Boies Schiller Flexner. Courtesy photos Q&A Google agreed to delete billions of user records and block third parties from tracking “Incognito” mode browsing as part of a deal to resolve litigation…