LJN’s Product Liability Law & Strategy (November 2010) (Eric G. Lasker)
Recent Class Certification Decisions Present New Opportunities And Challenges For Defendants
publication | May 19, 2010LJN’s Product Liability Law & Strategy (May 2010) (Heather A. Pigman)
U.S. District Court Finds Coverage Survives Procedural Changes Of Bankruptcy
publication | February 1, 2010LJN's Insurance Coverage Law Bulletin (February 2010) (Donald R. McMinn)
An Update on the Environmental Protection Agency’s Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program, IADC Committee Newsletter (2009)
The Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act, Its Implementation and Its Liability Implications
publication | July 1, 2009Defense Counsel Journal 76, No. 3 (July 2009)
LJN's Insurance Coverage Law Bulletin (December 2008) (Donald R. McMinn)
Washington Legal Foundation's Legal Backgrounder 23, no. 37 (August 22, 2008) (Martin C. Calhoun)
Joe Hollingsworth and Kate Latimer author A Framework for Toxic Tort Litigation
publication | August 15, 2008Written at the behest of Washington Legal Foundation (WLF), this monograph is one of a series of original papers published by WLF’s Legal Studies Division. As described in their introduction, Mr. Hollingsworth and Ms. Latimer published…
Why More Isn’t Always Better: State High Court Preempts Consumer Product Liability Suit
publication | July 11, 2008Eric Lasker for Washington Legal Foundation's Legal Backgrounder
Alleged Endocrine Disrupters: An Update on Legislation, Science, and Litigation Concerning Bisphenol-A and Phthalate.
publication | July 1, 2008IADC's Product Liability Newsletter (July 2008)
A Contractor’s Derivative Immunity from Liability: The Government Contractor Defense
publication | October 31, 2007Stephen A. Klein for Service Contractor Magazine
Building a Fire Wall: Missouri and New Jersey Hold the Line Against Plaintiffs’ Efforts to Expand the Law of Public Nuisance (part 1 of 2)
publication | September 1, 2007LJN’s Product Liability Law & Strategy (September 2007) (Eric G. Lasker)
Federal Court Rejects State AG/Trial Lawyer Effort To Expand “Public Nuisance” Theory
publication | April 13, 2007Washington Legal Foundation’s Legal Backgrounder (April 13, 2007) (Donald W. Fowler and Eric G. Lasker)
In the final installment, authors Joe Hollingsworth and Eric Lasker, discuss causation opinions premised on clinical practice, and how defense counsel can effectively use Daubert to exclude causation testimony that rests upon anecdotal case reports and clinical reasoning; Michigan Defense Quarterly (April 2007)
Written by Joe Hollingsworth and Eric Lasker, the second article explains how defense counsel can assist courts in properly applying the Daubert requirements to various categories of scientific evidence often cited by plaintiffs' experts in support of general causation opinions. Michigan Defense Quarterly (January 2007).