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Washington Court of Appeals Applies Common Sense Limits on Consenting to Personal Jurisdiction

Where a case is filed can sometimes be as important as the facts of the case itself. The Washington Court of Appeals, recently revisited specific jurisdiction in the context of consent in Bradley v. Globus Medical, Inc....more

United States Supreme Court Declines To Hear Talcum Powder Appeal

On June 1, 2021, the United States Supreme Court declined to hear Johnson & Johnson’s (J&J) appeal to overturn a $2.12 billion dollar damages award to 22 female plaintiffs who alleged their ovarian cancer was caused by J&J’s...more

Toxic Tort Monitor: Proximate Cause Jury Instruction Further Clarified By Washington Appellate Court

Proximate cause jury instruction was further clarified by a Washington appellate court when the court reversed the asbestos defense verdict in Clevenger v. John Crane, Inc. In the case, plaintiff Era Clevenger alleged that...more

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