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Opioid Judge Rejects DQ Motion But Cautions Motley Rice: 'The Court Frowns'
U.S. District Judge Dan Polster on Monday declined to disqualify Motley Rice from dozens of opioid cases but said he was ‘very uncomfortable’ with its government client arrangements.
Class-Action Reform in France Awaits Parliament's Pleasure—and Waits, and Waits…
Because of disagreement between the two chambers, the French legislature is already a year late in passing a national law under the 2020 EU Representative Actions Directive. Until it does, group actions and litigation funding are stalled, lawyers say.
SEC's Climate Disclosure Rule Prompts More Legal Challenges, GOP's Continuing Wrath
“Our Constitution empowers only Congress to make the law and importantly to take responsibility for the consequences,” said Rep. Andy Ogles.
Former President Trump Sues ABC News in Miami Court
The lawsuit stems from a show where ABC host George Stephanopoulos questioned Rep. Nancy Mace on her stance as a rape victim supporting the Republican party presidential candidate and former president in light of the May jury verdict in his recent civil trial brought by E. Jean Carroll.