Jun 7, 2019 by Craig LaChanceWhy Investors Should Keep an Eye on the Oklahoma Opioid Trial Against Johnson & JohnsonThe case, which is premised on a unproven legal theory, could impact the course of future opioid litigation.
May 28, 2019 by Craig LaChanceDon't Overreact to the $2 Billion Punitive Damages Award Against BayerA judge is likely to find that the verdict against Bayer violates the U.S. Constitution's ban on excessive punitive damages.
May 17, 2019 by Craig LaChanceThe Supreme Court Rules That iPhone Users May Sue Apple for Antitrust ViolationsThe Court ruled that iPhone users who buy apps from the App Store are buying directly from Apple and can therefore bring an antitrust suit against the company.
May 9, 2019 by Craig LaChanceBreaking the Curse of Bigness: Is the Supreme Court About to Undermine Tech Platforms?The Supreme Court is considering whether iPhone users can bring an antitrust suit against Apple for excessive App Store fees. Does this case threaten the viability of tech platforms?
