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Highlights in Pennsylvania Medical Malpractice Law: Expansion of Liability, Nuclear Verdicts, and Emerging Litigation Trends
Pennsylvania’s medical malpractice landscape has undergone significant changes. In the last two years, courts, litigants, insurers, and health care providers have faced a dramatic rise in nuclear verdicts, evolving juror attitudes, aggressive plaintiff advertising, third-party litigation funding, and increasingly complex procedural challenges. These developments have not only reshaped medical malpractice litigation, but have also intensified…
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Compounding Complexity in the Data Center Build Phase
As data center development becomes more complex, getting projects built is becoming more challenging. Planning is often the first hurdle. Regulatory conditions are tightening and public opposition is rising….By: BCLP
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Medical Malpractice and AI: How the Federal Court’s Holding in United States v. Heppner Impacts HealthCare Litigation
For more than a century, civil law in the United States has protected the communications of litigants under a number of protections, including attorney client privilege and the work-product doctrine. That longstanding framework began to shift on February 17, 2026, when Judge Rakoff of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New…
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The Most Expensive AI Model Cost Nine Times More. It Wasn’t Nine Times More Accurate. We Tested.
We recently gave seven leading AI models the same assignment. Each one worked from the same collection of opioid litigation documents, answered the same investigative questions, and wrote a full report with citations to the evidence….By: EDRM – Electronic Discovery Reference Model
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Unsupervised Self Collection—The Fox Guarding the Chicken Coop—Leads to Discovery on Discovery
The plaintiff in EEOC v. Yas Caribe, Inc., 2026 WL 2593286 (D.P.R. Sep. 2, 2026), alleged “that defendants subjected Ms. Wilkerson to a hostile work environment and constructively discharged her after an incident involving Khalid Yassin, the pharmacy manager.”…By: EDRM – Electronic Discovery Reference Model
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Vendor Management and AI Risks: The Clauses to Actually Negotiate (Part II of II)
Part 1 of this series explained why AI vendor relationships break the assumptions built into most standard software procurement templates, and where those legacy templates leave organizations exposed:…By: The Volkov Law Group
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Understanding Your Auto Accident Claim: Key Terms You’ll Need to Know
If you have been seriously injured in an auto accident, understanding your legal rights is important. This starts with understanding the terminology involved in your case….By: Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley
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Berks County Court holds that a surgeon’s rank in the operating room is not control
Rosenberger v. Berks Plastic Surgery Institute, P.C., No. 21-16638 (Berks Cty. C.C.P. July 27, 2026) (Nevius, J.) A captain of the ship can be on dry land, but wearing the stripes in the operating room does not make one a surgeon….By: McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC
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Compensation Claims in the UAE: How to Claim Damages and Financial Losses
A financial loss, damaged property, personal injury, or serious breach of contract can leave a person dealing with more than the immediate problem. There may also be medical expenses, lost income, repair costs, business losses, or emotional distress. UAE law allows an injured party to seek compensation in appropriate cases, but compensation is not automatic….By:…
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$604 Million Verdict Against C.H. Robinson: Why This Is a Retained-Control Case, Not a Post-Montgomery Broker-Vetting Case
In July 2026, in Peyton v. Lupus, a Dallas County, Texas, jury returned a verdict of approximately $604 million arising from a fatal 2021 multi-vehicle collision in Mississippi, finding freight broker C.H. Robinson liable alongside the motor carrier that employed the driver….By: Husch Blackwell LLP