Firm partners Robert E. Johnson and Aleksandra Rybicki address carcinogenicity of ethylene oxide; ethylene oxide regulatory framework; EPA’s flawed 2016 IRIS assessment; risk assessments should not be used to prove...
Almost 75 percent of Americans use social media and for many it is a regular feature of their daily lives. We rely on social media for many purposes—including business, socializing,...
Federal courts possess, and should utilize, their inherent authority to order civil-litigation parties’ disclosure of external funding, though ideally, the federal judiciary should adopt a uniform federal procedural rule. Firm...
As amended on December 1, 2023, Federal Rule of Evidence 702 takes a strong step forward in protecting jurors from unreliable expert testimony in the courtroom. The Advisory Committee Note...
Law360 published an article written by Hollingsworth LLP partners Robert Johnston and Gary Feldon regarding the April 9 vote of the Advisory Committee on Civil Rules on the proposed Federal...
Ann Marie Duffy published an article in Law360, which discusses the rise of safetyism — affecting jury verdicts and contributing to jackpot damages awards that have stunned corporate America and...
In an article published by Bloomberg Law, Hollingsworth LLP partners Robert Johnston and Gary Feldon say the proposed Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 16.1 for managing multidistrict litigation could go...
In a Legal Opinion Letter for Washington Legal Foundation, firm partner Jim Sullivan discusses the impact of California’s newest climate-related laws, Senate Bills 253 and 261, and a recently filed...
Today’s General Counsel published an article written by Hollingsworth LLP partner Eric Lasker regarding amendments to Federal Rule of Evidence 702 and their potential impact for restoring sound science to...
Hollingsworth LLP’s Eric Lasker published an article in Attorney at Law Magazine regarding amendments to Federal Rule of Evidence 702 and their potential impact on scientific skepticism in the legal...
