Passing the Buck: Developments in CERCLA Contribution Actions Seeking Natural Resource Damages
publication | November 13, 2015For Bloomberg BNA publications, Toxics Law Reporter and Daily Environment Report
James M. Sullivan for ALM's Legaltech news.
Eighth Circuit Properly Rejects “Fear of Nuisance” Suit Arising from Pipeline Leak
publication | November 3, 2015For the Washington Legal Foundation Legal Pulse blog.
Eric Lasker Joins GMU Professor David Bernstein in Article Calling to Amend Federal Rule of Evidence 702
publication | October 16, 2015To Tweet or Not to Tweet: How FDA Social Media Guidelines Violate First Amendment
publication | September 25, 2015For Washington Legal Foundation's Legal Backgrounder
For The Legal Pulse, a Washington Legal Foundation blog.
Firm partner James M. Sullivan for DRI's In-House Defense Quarterly
Taking the “Product” Out of Product Liability: Litigation Risks and Business Implications of Innovator and Co-Promoter Liability
publication | July 15, 2015By Eric G. Lasker, Stephen A. Klein, and Tamara Fishman Barago for IADC's Defense Counsel Journal.
Donald R. McMinn for LJN’s Insurance Coverage Law Bulletin
Hydraulic Fracturing: New Science and New Developments In Environmental & Toxics Litigation
publication | April 22, 2015By Hollingsworth LLP attorneys for Bloomberg BNA.
Counsel, Know Thy Clients: Dismissals Under FRCP 25 for Failure to Properly Substitute for Deceased Plaintiffs
publication | February 27, 2015Bloomberg BNA Class Action Litigation Report
Acts of God, War, and Third Parties: The Previously Overlooked CERCLA Defenses
publication | February 1, 2015A federal appeals court for the first time relies on the statutory act of war defense to dismiss a CERCLA claim arising out of the September 11 terrorist attacks. Mark Miller for Environmental Law Institute.
Pursuing Sanctions Under 28 U.S.C. § 1927: An Underused Defense Strategy
publication | January 28, 2015By Matthew J. Malinowski for DRI's The Voice.
In the Washington Legal Foundation's Legal Backgrounder, Firm attorney John M. Kalas weighs in on the current state of litigation involving damages for data breaches between banks, and examines the possible future claims and defenses in this burgeoning area of litigation.
What’s Past Is Prologue: Statutes of Repose in Post-Waldburger Environmental Contamination Cases
publication | November 21, 2014Mark Miller for BNA’s Environment Reporter