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Missouri Appellate Court Denies Reconsideration of $2.11 Billion Talc-Ovarian Cancer Ruling

The Missouri Court of Appeals has denied an effort by Johnson & Johnson’s legal counsel to seek a rehearing of the court’s recent opinion that upheld $2.11 billion in punitive and compensatory damages against the company and its affiliate.  The court also denied J&J’s efforts to transfer the ruling to the Missouri Supreme Court. “Their […]

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The Lanier Law Firm Representing the Houston Rockets in Suit for COVID-19 Coverage

The Houston Rockets and their home arena the Toyota Center are suing their insurance company, Affiliated FM Insurance Co., alleging it denied them coverage for losses stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.   The lawsuit filed on behalf of Rocket Ball Ltd., which owns the Rockets, and Clutch City Sports & Entertainment LP, which owns the

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Whistleblower Lawsuit: Tamiflu Maker Won $1.4B Contract after Deceiving the CDC about Drug’s Pandemic Effectiveness

New legal filing reveals extent of deception by Tamiflu maker Hoffmann-La Roche BALTIMORE – Drug company Hoffmann-La Roche (OTCMKTS – RHHBY) falsified scientific conclusions and mounted a high-powered marketing and lobbying campaign to deceive the government about the effectiveness of Tamiflu (oseltamivir) for fighting a flu pandemic, according to new filings in a federal False Claims Act lawsuit. The

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Missouri Appellate Court Finds “Reprehensible” Conduct By J&J in $2.1 Billion Verdict

 2018 jury award reduced due to jurisdictional issues ST. LOUIS — A Missouri appellate court has unanimously upheld a St. Louis jury’s determination that Johnson & Johnson engaged in “reprehensible conduct” by manufacturing and selling asbestos-containing talcum powder products over the course of many decades. The Missouri Court of Appeals upheld $2.11 billion of a

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The Lanier Law Firm’s Kevin Parker Continues Series of Appellate Wins

Texas Supreme Court scratches legal immunity claims of  state lottery contractor  AUSTIN – On Friday, the Texas Supreme Court published a milestone opinion denying sovereign immunity protection claims of GTECH, a contractor that produced and printed scratch-off tickets for the Texas Lottery Commission.   In the court’s majority opinion, Justice Brett Busby noted that the court previously had “few opportunities to address whether a Texas government agency’s immunity from

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Lanier Law Firm Attorneys Clear Path to Justice for Asbestos Victims with NJ Supreme Court Win

In early June, after an appellate process that lasted six years, the New Jersey Supreme Court published an opinion stating that manufacturers may be found strictly liable for failure to warn of the dangers of their products, including their asbestos-containing components and a third party’s replacement components. “Our developing common law jurisprudence, guided by principles

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Mark Lanier Featured on The Just Us for Justice Podcast

In this second installment of “Getting to Know America’s Top Trial Lawyers,” The Just Us for Justice Podcast interviews legal superstar Mark Lanier, who runs one of the nation’s most successful consumer law firms, The Lanier Law Firm, headquartered in Houston, Texas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6xzoUarHWQ Guest Bio:  Mark Lanier is consistently recognized as one of the top civil trial lawyers

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Coronavirus Pandemic Leads to Massive Business Interruption Losses for Business

Owners of businesses – large and small – relied on insurance to tide them over as coronavirus spread and cities and states imposed drastic but necessary “lock down” orders. In extremely large numbers, insurers are denying these claims and business owners have no choice but to hire attorneys and look to the courts for relief.

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