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CLEVELAND - The next trial in the national welding fumes products liability litigation was reset March 27 and is now scheduled to begin Nov. 11 (In re: Welding Fume Products Liability Litigation [Eddie Byers, No. 04-17033], No. 03-17000, MDL 1535, N.D. Ohio; See January 2008, Page 9). Full story on lexis.com

Pet Food Multidistrict Mediation Produces Agreement In Principle
CAMDEN, N.J. - Menu Foods Income Fund announced April 1 that the parties in the pet food multidistrict litigation have advised the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey that their mediation has produced an agreement in principle between the parties, addressing all major terms of settlement (In re Pet Food Products Liability Litigation, MDL-1850, No. 07-2867, D. N.J.; See January 2008, Page 17). Full story on lexis.com

Deutsche Bank firefighter sues city
Neil Nally, one of two firefighters injured in an accident at the site, sued the Lower Manhattan Development Corp. and contractors Bovis Lend Lease and John Galt Corp.

Shrimping and Shrimp Cooking Tips
Welcome to the Shrimping and Shrimp Cooking Tips. Featuring Shrimp catching and Shrimp recipes. Find Daily reports and information sharing. Carp fishing Secrets. The carp angler’s bible! Over 270 pages of carp fishing advice from the home of carp fishing. Carp fishing Secrets. - […]

Wary Hollywood Plans More Chick Flicks (Hoping to Lure the Guys)
Ever since the notion of a chick flick came into its own, Hollywood has been trying to capitalize on the label. Movie Review | ‘Body of War’: A Wounded Soldier Turns His Fire on the War Drenched […]

GUEST QUESTIONS: Kanye and Murakami Placemats Are Big Hits at Brooklyn Ball
Last night, hundreds hiked to the Brooklyn Museum for the institution’s annual ball, an event that got a big boost this year from Louis Vuitton, which sponsored the affair and built a pop-up store in one of the galleries. Celebrating the Takashi Murakami exhibition, which opens tomorrow—and honoring Atlantic Yards developer Bruce Ratner—the gala drew […]

Saturday Front Desk Person
We are looking for a person to cover our front reception desk on Saturdays from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. This person needs to be reliable, good with people and self-motivated. Includes answering phones, light filing and assisting our agents with mailings and…… Project Coordinator Project […]

1st Zyprexa Trial Ends In $15M Settlement With Alaska state government
INDIANAPOLIS - The first Zyprexa case to go to trial ended with a March 26 announcement by Eli Lilly and Co. that it agreed to settle failure-to-warn and consumer law claims brought by Alaska for $15 million and parity with any future similar settlements with other state governments (state of Alaska v. Eli Lilly and Co., No. 3AN-06-05630, Alaska Super., Anchorage; See 8/17/06, Page 8). Full story on lexis.com

$1M Punitive Damages Award Vacated; Katrina Suit Remanded For New Trial
NEW ORLEANS - Because an insurer’s investigation of a Hurricane Katrina claim was not negligent and the insurer had an arguable basis for denying a portion of the insureds’ claim, a $1 million punitive damages award entered against the insurer was not appropriate, the Fifth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals said April 7 in vacating the award and remanding the case for a new trial (Norman and Genevieve Broussard v. state Farm Fire and Casualty Co., No. 07-60443, 5th Cir.). Full story on lexis.com

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