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: Legal Blog WatchFriday Law Link Roundup
By John Bringardner
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-- How do you best a patent troll? Get all your richest friends together and buy up all the bridges. [via Legal Pad] -- So the Sotomayor confirmation hearings weren't exactly a summer thrill ride, but C-SPAN, believe it or not, does have more exciting fare. Had the senators followed a format more like Prime Minister's Questions -- in which members of parliament publicly harangue the prime minister for half an hour each week -- they might actually have learned a few things. Now the Brits are planning to open their new Supreme Court to the cameras, too. Any chance our Nine might follow suit? [via The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times] -- Florida's economy is looking a little flaccid these days -- the Sunshine State could definitely use a growth industry. Peninsular plaintiffs lawyers are looking at "chinese drywall" like its the new termites. [via May It Please the Court] -- The Dallas office of Fish & Richardson brings us Exhibit D (Big D?) in the growing catalog of evidence why Texas lawyers are just a little bit louder than everyone else: The "Harpdrygal." [via Tex Parte] -- "Torture memo" lawyer and UC Berkeley law professor John Yoo...Full post as published by Legal Blog Watch on July 17, 2009 (boomark / email).
Lawsuits and Settlements
Fosamax
Possible Link with Esophageal Cancer
BPA
New Study Shows Link to Diabetes and Heart Disease
Remicade, Enbrel, Humira, Cimzia
FDA Investigating Link to Cancers
Paxil Birth Defects
alleging link to the birth defect persistant pulmonary hypertention in the newborn (PPHN) and infant death.
Bayer CropScience AG
alleging farmers suffered economic losses after Bayer's biotech Liberty Link rice was released into the food supply and countries banned US rice.
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