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Vol. 9, Nos. 1-14, pp. 1-610 Jan. 11 -- July 25, 2008 A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z
ILLINOIS
– Air pollution, oil refinery emissions, homeowners' verdict reinstated (Ill. App. Ct.), 501
– Privacy, consumers' purchase history data posted at Sears Web site not protected, suit alleges (Ill. Cir. Ct.), 5 – Product liability
– – Lead paint, Thomas the Tank Engine toy maker settles consumer suit (Ill. Cir. Ct.), 108; insurer has duty to defend toy maker (N.D. Ill.), 589
– – Stoves prone to tipping over, Sears settlement approved by court (Ill. Cir. Ct.), 198
– Product liability, Rezulin diabetes drug makers may be sued, state law fraud exception to immunity not preempted (U.S., aff), 208
– Securities fraud, New York Stock Exchange shielded from suit alleging misconduct by specialist firms (U.S., rev den), 239 – Sovereign immunity does not bar removal of La. attorney general suit against insurers for nonpayment of Hurricane Katrina claims (5th Cir.), 337
See MEDICAL DEVICES
– Annuities, trial court improperly barred insurer from discussing settlements of other lawsuits (9th Cir.), 384
– Antitrust
– – Auto body repair shops allege unfair trade practices by Hartford Fire Insurance, class certified (Conn.), 450
– – Price fixing by brokers and consultants, state attorney general may file parens patriae suit for general economic damages (Conn.), 349 – Employment contract breach by Allstate, agents may proceed with suit (N.D. Ill.), 296 – Health
See HEALTH INSURANCE
– Hurricane Katrina, La. attorney general suit filed on behalf of state and private citizens properly removed (5th Cir.), 337 – Overtime
– – Adjusters' FLSA claims (7th Cir.), In Brief, 28
– – Prudential Insurance agents class certified (D.N.J.), 324 – Product liability, lead paint used on Thomas the Tank Engine toys, insurer has duty to defend maker (N.D. Ill.), 589 – Telephone Consumer Protection Act, insurer's duty to defend or indemnify defendant, court declines to hear declaratory judgment suit (S.D. Ohio), 69
– Computer firm sued for misrepresenting development of novel memory technology, suit dismissed (8th Cir.), 466
– Alternative dispute resolution used by European firms to avoid complexities of U.S. legal system, survey released, 352
– Canada
See CANADA
– Environment, Amazon region pollution
– – Ecuadorian Amazon damaged by Chevron oil activities, court-ordered damages assessment report to be released, 336
– – Peruvian villagers' suit against Occidental Petroleum dismissed for forum non conveniens (C.D. Cal.), 341 – Privacy
– – European Union e-Privacy Directive, proposed revisions reviewed by EU data protection official, 335
– – South Korean online auction firm sued for security breach of customer database (K.R. Cent. Dist. Ct.), 317 – – Spam law enacted in Israel, 477
– Antitrust
– – Airline passengers assessed fuel surcharges, British Airways and Virgin Airlines settle U.S. and U.K. price fixing claims (E.D.N.Y.), 157
– – Automobiles, conspiracy to bar lower-priced cars from Canada
– – – Indirect purchasers, car lessee claims (1st Cir.), In Brief, 594
– – – Nationwide injunctive relief class decertified (1st Cir.), 269 – Product liability, jurisdiction asserted by U.S. courts to hear suits against foreign makers (N.D. Cal., S.D. Tex.), 456 – Securities fraud, increase in class suits filed in England, Analysis and Perspective, 356
– Ed. Note: For electronic sales of goods and services, see ELECTRONIC COMMERCE. Electronic mail is covered under E-MAIL. For a list of electronic resources and Web sites, see back page of each issue.
– Privacy
– – Children's postings about their eating disorders, health insurer entitled to discovery of (D.N.J.), 143
– – Consumers' purchase history data posted at Sears Web site not protected, suit alleges (Ill. Cir. Ct.), 5 – – Electronic Communications Privacy Act claim against domain name registry is subject to forum selection clause in registration agreement (N.D. Cal.), 145 – – Spam law enacted in Israel, 477
– Environmental groups to intervene to challenge dismissal of class action nuisance claims, 337
– FLSA suit seeking compensation for time spent donning and doffing protective gear, Tyson Foods workers cannot intervene (11th Cir.), 252 – Securities fraud
– – Bank merger challenged for misrepresentations in prospectus, pension fund's motion to intervene untimely (7th Cir.), 585
– – Merrill Lynch broker cannot intervene as lead plaintiff to challenge research analysts' reports (S.D.N.Y.), 542 Contact the Webmaster at webmaster@bna.com Copyright © The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. All Rights Reserved. |