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...The Supreme Court in June ruled in Bristol-Myers Squibb v Superior Court that, in product liability and mass tort cases, plaintiffs can only sue companies in states where they purchase or use the product...
...“Their goal is to try to eliminate access to abortion services but instead of overturning Roe v Wade, they’re doing it through regulation,” says Elizabeth Nash, state issues manager with the Guttmacher Institute...
...On a Meet the Press appearance two years ago, he described as a “holocaust” the 46m foetuses aborted since the Roe v Wade Supreme Court decision in 1973....
...Gallo, United States v. Gioia, United States v. Messina and United States v....
...In the latest twist to a complex case, the Montreal Superior Court has decided to bestow control of the Stanford company’s Canadian assets to a receiver appointed by a US court....
...Chop Suey: A Cultural History of Chinese Food in the United States By Andrew Coe Oxford University Press, £15.99 The story of America’s love-hate relationship with Chinese food, from the first American...
...In its ruling in Lawrence v Texas (2003), which struck down Texas’s anti-sodomy laws, the US Supreme Court found “no legitimate state interest which can justify its intrusion into the personal and private...
...This is particularly tricky for state funds that have not invested in private equity but are now attempting to share in the industry’s high returns – such as in Arizona, New Jersey and North Carolina....
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