Plaintiff Testifies in Massachusetts's Second Pelvic Mesh Trial Against Boston Scientific
Aug 21, 2014
In Massachusetts's second pelvic mesh trial involving Boston Scientific and its products, plaintiff testified to pain she suffered following the pelvic mesh surgery.
Aug 20, 2014
The daughter of a deceased smoker in an Engle progeny trial against tobacco companies testified her father was a nicotine addict who was always trying to quit smoking.
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Aug 19, 2014
A surgeon testified that smoking, not tuberculosis scarring, was the most likely cause of cancer in a man at the heart of an Engle progeny tobacco suit.
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Aug 18, 2014
CVN will cover the second bellwether pelvic mesh trial against Boston Scientific in Massachusetts. Learn more about the case and CVN video coverage.
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Openings in Engle Progeny Tobacco Case Focus on Whether Smoker Was Addicted to Nicotine
Aug 14, 2014
In opening statements of Robert Gore v. R.J. Reynolds, an Engle progeny case, opposing counsel argued whether Gloria Gore had been addicted to smoking.
Aug 11, 2014
In opening statements of Cooper v R.J. Reynolds, attorneys argued whether Mary Cooper developed larynx cancer by the time required for Engle progeny cases.
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Aug 7, 2014
The parents of a Georgia woman allegedly killed because of a faulty GM ignition switch face a motion to dismiss their suit. CVN will cover the Saturday hearing.
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Jul 30, 2014
Following a record $23.6 billion Florida verdict against them, will tobacco companies move to settle the state's remaining Engle cases?
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Robinson Attorney Says $23.6 Billion Punitive Award Changes the Tobacco Litigation Landscape
Jul 23, 2014
Christopher Chestnut, an attorney for the plaintiff in Robinson v. R.J. Reynolds, details the effect the $23.6 billion award may have on tobacco litigation.
Jul 22, 2014
Loss-of-life compensation expert Ken Feinberg analyzes the punitive award in Robinson v. R.J. Reynolds and how it may affect future Engle progeny cases.
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