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The Need for Real MDL Rules Will Only Grow More Acute — Drug and Device Law Blog
By Bexis
This is an excellent blog. One of my favorites. It’s unapologetically defense-oriented, of course. A phrase like “gamed the system” is practically an […]
Private Calif. Plaintiffs Seemingly Enforcing FDCA, Drug & Device Law Blog Says
“Doctors treated two plaintiffs for severe psychological problems, ultimately employing defendant’s Thymatron System IV to perform electroconvulsive therapy. Plaintiffs claimed that, as a result, […]
Million-Dollar Settlement in Employee Background Check Case, Top Class Actions Reports
“Job applicants have secured a $1.2 million settlement ending allegations that Maxim Healthcare did not properly inform potential employees that they would have a […]
Attorney General Ferguson of Washington Sues State’s Top Opioid Distributers
“We are woefully under-resourced when it comes to treatment. The people who are responsible for this epidemic should being paying for it. We are […]
AccessData to Host 2019 User Summit in Las Vegas, April 8-11
Renowned experts in fields of forensics, cybersecurity and digital investigations headline conference for forensics and legal professionals
For Immediate Release
February 20, 2019 | 09:35 AM […]
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Two Judges Find Florida Medical Marijuana Law Unconstitutional
The Program is ‘Absolutely Broken’ — Now What?
Edited by Tom Hagy
Florida Circuit Judge Karen Gievers just held that the Florida medical marijuana law is […]
Stigma and Shame Hampered AIDS Treatment in the 80s, and Opioid Treatment Today
By Tom Hagy
I worked in the press office of the New Jersey Department of Health in the 1980s. Aside from hazardous waste, asbestos, cancer, […]
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Kenneth Jones of Tanenbaum Keale on Law Firm Tech Development Capabilities
Should Law Firms Should be Able to Develop Custom Technologies?
Here is #10 of Jones’ Top-10 List.
#10. Security. The cloud is great, and generally speaking, […]
Traumatic Brain Injury Claims | On Demand
Neuropsychological Evidence in Concussion and Traumatic Brain Injury Cases
Cognitive Shortcuts: Assessing Case Value & Litigation Risk with Homer Simpson and Spock
By Jeff Trueman, Esq.
Mediator
The central question on the minds of counsel, their clients, and insurance professionals in civil litigation is, of course, “What’s the […]
HB Announces Alliance with Alliance of Women Trial Lawyers
We are proud to announce our latest alliance with a new trial attorneys group just for women on the plaintiff side of tort litigation.
Founded by […]
Defending Concussion & Traumatic Brain Injury Claims | Sept. 12 | 2pm ET
Neuropsychological Evidence in Concussion and Traumatic Brain Injury Cases:
How to Use What You Learn to Mount a Winning Defense
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Oracle Health Sciences on Pharmacovigilance and Artificial Intelligence
“The potential to use artificial intelligence methods increasingly for the analysis of the increasing amounts of pharmacovigilance data is well understood and many companies […]
Artificial Intelligence in the Drug and Device Industries
Are Data Divers and Miners Going to Lead Innovation?
The big tech companies are into it. Apple, IBM and Google. Roche is into it. Medtronic, […]
Right to Try Act: Commentary Roundup
A Life Saver, Political Grandstand, or Harmful Scam?
Depends on Who You Ask. And When.
It’s been two months since President Donald J. Trump signed into […]