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Verdict Watch: Massachusetts Jury awards $42M Verdict in Talc-Mesothelioma Case Against J&J

by GROUP 2 | Jul 30, 2025 | News Alerts

A Boston jury awarded $42.68 million to a Massachusetts couple who alleged Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder caused mesothelioma. The plaintiff, Paul Lovell, alleged that using Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder for decades caused his 2021 mesothelioma diagnosis....

New Jersey Judiciary Sets 2026 Interest Rates for Civil Judgments

by GROUP 2 | Jul 21, 2025 | News Alerts

The New Jersey Judiciary has released its annual update to post-judgment interest rates, effective January 1, 2026, pursuant to Rule 4:42-11(a)(ii). These rates are critical for litigants and counsel assessing the financial impact of delayed payments following civil...
New Jersey’s Appellate Division Rules Court Administrators Are Not Employees of the State of New Jersey

New Jersey’s Appellate Division Rules Court Administrators Are Not Employees of the State of New Jersey

by GROUP 2 | Jul 14, 2025 | Client Advisories

In Palmisano v. New Jersey Admin. Off. of the Cts., the New Jersey Appellate Division ruled that court administrators for municipal courts are employees of the municipality in which the court sits, not the State. This claim arose when Palmisano, a municipal court...
LCBF dismisses dental malpractice claim in successful summary judgment motion

LCBF dismisses dental malpractice claim in successful summary judgment motion

by GROUP 2 | Jul 13, 2025 | News

We represented a dentist in a malpractice claim venued in the New York Supreme Court, Kings County. The claim alleged improper extractions and the negligent placement of implants and bridgework, resulting in implant failure, infections, bone loss, and the need for...
New Jersey’s Appellate Division Rules Court Administrators Are Not Employees of the State of New Jersey

Connecticut Appellate Court Declines to Impose a duty on Rental Companies Investigate the State of its Customers’ Licenses

by GROUP 2 | Jul 11, 2025 | Client Advisories

The Connecticut Appellate Court handed a win to rental companies facing negligent entrustment claims in Connecticut, refusing to impose upon them a duty to inspect their customers’ driver’s licenses. In Stanford v. Nogiec, 233 Conn. App. 862 (2025), defendant Nogiec...
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