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Autos

[03/10] Daimler trucks sees market turnaround in 2010

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Construction

[03/09] Habitat for Humanity of Tennessee Hits 3,000 House Milestone

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CPSC Recalls

[03/09] Gerber Legendary Blades Recalls Machetes Due to Laceration Hazard
[03/04] Risk of Strangulation Prompts Recall to Repair Roman Shades by Ethan Allen

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Consumer Products

[03/10] Bank of America ends overdraft fees on debit cards

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Drugs and Biotech

[03/10] Catalyst Pharmaceutical Partners to Present at the BioNetwork East 2010 Conference

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Health Care

[03/10] Cumberland Pharmaceuticals Reports 24% Increase in Net Revenue With Full Year 2009 Financial Results

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Litigation

[03/10] Feds probe Toyota Prius crash in NYC suburb

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Medical Devices

[02/25] Obama open to curbing medical malpractice suits

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NHTSA Recalls

[03/06] AIRSTREAM ( 10V081000 )

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Personal Injury

[03/10] Feds probe Toyota Prius crash in NYC suburb

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Pharmaceuticals

[03/09] Generic drugmaker Teva names Frost as chairman

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Product Liability

[03/10] Tainted ingredient sold after salmonella found

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Top Headlines

[03/10] Feds probe Toyota Prius crash in NYC suburb

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Tort

[03/10] CDC uses shopper-card data to trace salmonella

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Travel and Entertainment

[03/10] Young International Piano Prodigies Team for Chilean and Haitian Relief Efforts

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Case Summaries

Class Actions

[03/10] Hesse v. Sprint Corp.
In a class action alleging that defendant Sprint Corp. unlawfully collected a Washington state tax from Washington customers, summary judgment for defendant is vacated and remanded where a prior class action settlement challenged Sprint's billing of customers for certain federal regulatory fees, and the Washington plaintiffs' interests were not adequately represented in that litigation.

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Elder Law

[02/05] Villano v. Waterman Convalescent Hosp., Inc.
In plaintiff's action against a convalescent hospital claiming she was admitted without her consent, judgment of the trial court is affirmed where, although a stipulated judgment is appealable, plaintiff cannot show that allegedly erroneous rulings were prejudicial.

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Injury & Tort Law

[03/10] Cameron v. N.Y.
In an action for false arrest and malicious prosecution, judgment for defendant-officers is reversed where: 1) prosecutors' opinions as to probable cause and complaining officers' credibility are irrelevant in virtually all cases involving claims of malicious prosecution; and 2) the introduction of such evidence was not harmless because it provided strong external validation for propositions that otherwise would have come in only from the defendants' mouths.

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