The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday turned down another climate change lawsuit forum battle, denying a bid by energy powerhouses including Chevron Corp., Exxon Mobil Corp. and BP PLC to overturn the Third Circuit's ruling that complaints by the state of Delaware and Hoboken, New Jersey, must be litigated in state court.
A former New York attorney's diary tells a self-serving story of the events leading up to him shooting and killing his longtime girlfriend, New Jersey jurors were told Thursday, and he had a "purposeful and knowing" intent that day.
A New York attorney was acting in self-defense when he shot and killed the mother of his youngest daughter, his counsel said during closing arguments on Wednesday, telling a New Jersey jury that the state was "willfully blind" when it investigated the case.
A New Jersey federal jury on Tuesday cleared Johnson & Johnson's medical device unit Ethicon of liability in a case alleging that a pelvic mesh device caused a Michigan woman disabling injuries, after hearing from the company's attorneys that the device is the "gold standard" in treating urinary incontinence for thousands of doctors.
A former vice president of operations for CareOne has accused the nursing facility operator of retaliation and fostering a hostile work environment, claiming she was sexually harassed by a supervisor and then terminated when she put her complaints in writing to the company's chief legal officer.