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Governor Hochul Enacts Major Tort Reform In New York
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has signed sweeping tort reform legislation that fundamentally changes how motor vehicle accident cases will be litigated in state courts. The reforms introduce comparative fault limitations, eliminate a key category of "serious injury" claims, and cap damages for plaintiffs engaged in illegal conduct at the time of accidents. These changes promise to significantly impact settlement negotiations, summary judgment motions, and trial outcomes for defendants in thousands of cases
United States Litigation
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Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith LLP
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One Battle After Another: Freight Brokers In A Post-Montgomery World
The Supreme Court's landmark decision in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, LLC fundamentally reshapes liability exposure for freight brokers nationwide by ruling that negligence claims for hiring unsafe motor carriers are not preempted by federal law. This decision eliminates a critical legal defense that brokers had relied upon in many jurisdictions, potentially exposing the industry to increased litigation and higher insurance costs.
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Benesch Friedlander Coplan & Aronoff LLP
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States Consider Options To Curtail Public Nuisance Suits
New York considers legislation targeting AI chatbot operators for unauthorized practice of law, while Indiana pursues tort reform to limit public nuisance claims and the American Arbitration Association expands AI tools for dispute resolution. These developments signal a critical intersection of artificial intelligence regulation, professional liability standards, and evolving arbitration practices that will reshape how businesses navigate legal risk in an AI-driven landscape.
United States Litigation
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Dechert
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The Critical First 30 Days: A Defense Perspective On Managing Traumatic Accident Claims
When an accident occurs on your property, the first 30 days can determine the outcome of any litigation. Seasoned trial attorneys explain why immediate action—from preserving evidence to coordinating with legal counsel—is essential for building a strong defense. Learn the critical steps businesses must take in those crucial first hours and weeks to protect their interests and ensure claims are based on facts rather than incomplete evidence.
United States Litigation
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Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC
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