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10-Year Limit Barred Collection Of Judgment Despite Independent Claim
Worker's Own Testimony Enough To Send Unpaid Wage Case To Jury 
Plaintiff Not Required To Produce Corroborative Evidence
Read More »High Court Upsets $4.1M Verdict In Fatal Railroad Crossing Case
Mention Of Nearby Unrepaired Bridge Prejudiced Defendant
Read More »Post-Injury Raise Not Considered When Setting Workers' Comp Rate
Increase Not ‘Exceptional Reason' For Alternative Calculation
Read More »Notice Period On Carpal Tunnel Claim Triggered By Disability
Repetitive Trauma Treated Like Occupational Disease
Read More »Court Rejects Boater's PI Claim Under Public Nuisance Theory
A Lake Murray boater who suffered personal injuries when he collided with a dock could not maintain a private cause of action for public nuisance, the Supreme Court has ruled. In a 3-2 decision, the court declined to recognize a ...
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Trustees Had Broad Discretion Under Instrument
Read More »Lawyer Who Helped Investors Facing Trial For Securities Act Violation
Plaintiff Alleged Attorney Was Unregistered Broker
Read More »Umbrella Policy Not Reached Until Excess Coverage Exhausted
4th Circuit Addresses Novel S.C. Insurance Priority Issue
Read More »Expert Testimony Sufficient To Send MedMal Claim To Jury
Magic Words ‘Most Probably' Not Required To Show Causation
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