You have to hand it to the Academy of Motion Pictures. By expanding the number of Best Picture nominees, it ended up selling lots more tickets. Like many people we know, we try to see all the Best Picture nominees so as to earn the right to grouse about the Academy’s inevitable injustices (e.g., Oliver!
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Lone Pine Cheat Sheet
By Michelle Yeary on
Whenever we learn about the entry of a Lone Pine order, we take the opportunity to extoll the virtues of Lore v. Lone Pine Corp., 1986 WL 637507 (N.J. Sup. Ct. Nov. 18, 1986) in which a New Jersey state court judge ordered plaintiffs to offer proof connecting the defendant’s product to the plaintiff’s alleged…
Post-Levine Drug/Vaccine Preemption Cheat Sheet
By Bexis on
It’s no secret that non-medical device preemption arguments haven’t been as successful after Wyeth v. Levine as they were before. Here at the Drug and Device Law Blog, we like to provide information, but we also follow a defense Hippocratic Oath not to do harm by doing the other side’s research for them. Our “…
TwIqbal Cheat Sheet
By Bexis on
We’re inaugurating a new feature today. It’s sort of half way between our scorecards, which we keep up to date (as best we’re able) with both favorable and adverse decisions on a particular subject, and our usual defense-side cheerleading that hails defense wins and excoriates our losses.
What we’re going to start is something we…