“Steps” for Discovery: Subpoenaing Wearable Technology Data
By Meghan A. Rigney – May 14, 2019 | Some direction on how to track down data from two of most popular wearable health monitors on the market today.
Products Liability Litigation
The Products Liability Litigation Committee combines lawyers of all ages and backgrounds, who come from around the country and work in different practice settings.
Recent Practice Points
Defense Strategies for Winning on the Statute of Limitations
By Whitney Frazier Watt and Robin E. McGuffin – May 14, 2019 | For defendants, the statute of limitations can be a powerful tool.
Articles
Defense Strategies for Winning on the Statute of Limitations
By Whitney Frazier Watt and Robin E. McGuffin – August 13, 2019 | The statute of limitations can be a powerful tool.
Personal Jurisdiction over Unnamed Class Members
By Joan R. Camagong – August 13, 2019 | This year, the Fifth, Seventh, and D.C. Circuits are set to determine whether Bristol-Myers Squibb applies to class actions.
Sound Advice Podcasts
Best Practices for Using an Origin and Cause Expert
In this Sound Advice, Chelsea Smith gives a summary of the best practices for the use of experts in determining the origin and cause of a fire or explosion. (8:27 min)
Retaining and Working with Expert Witnesses
Bryan Coleman discusses the basic considerations for retaining and working with expert witnesses. (8:46 min)
Products Liability Litigation
Learn how to get involved with the Products Liability Litigation Committee and maximize your Section membership!
Meetings
Apr
01
Events | Webinar
The Vaping Injury Crisis: Products Liability & Insurance Coverage Issues for Nicotine and Cannabis Industries [CC]
CLE 90 min
This panel will discuss products liability and insurance coverage issues relating to vaping, both involving nicotine (e.g. JUUL) and legal cannabis.
Apr
21
Events | Webinar
The Evolving Landscape of Privacy and Cybersecurity [CC]
CLE 60 min
An overview of several of the new privacy and cybersecurity laws that have been enacted or are proposed for 2020.