Business Lobby, Trial Lawyers at Odds Over Claim That 'Excessive' Litigation Is Driving New York's Affordability Crisis
A report by a consortium of New York City's largest employers, including law firms and banks, says the Empire State's soaring insurance costs are driven by "excessive" litigation, while suggesting reforms. But New York's largest lobby for trial lawyers fired back by saying the claims should be taken with a grain of salt, since the consortium is a longtime power-broker.
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'Amazon Delivered a Loaded Gun': Washington State Supreme Court Eyes Online Retailer's Alleged Role in Chemical Suicides
Philip Talmadge of Talmadge/Fitzpatrick in Seattle, representing the families of individuals who died after ordering and intentionally ingesting the product, contended at the hearing that sodium nitrite is "an invariably fatal poison" that Amazon knowingly "marketed" and delivered to vulnerable consumers.

