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products liability
Modular Homes: Wave of the Future, But Currently Risky
Modular home construction presents significant potential improvements to home construction: significantly reduced construction time; less material waste; and reduced expense. If not handled appropriately in terms of contracts and risk, modular homes can translate to a gigantic headache for...
Using Freedom of Information Act Requests to your Advantage in Prosecuting Subrogation Claims
The Freedom of Information Act (“FOIA”) can be a useful tool that subrogation professionals can employ to effectively gather information to build a successful products liability claim. In cases where a loss is caused by a defective product, a simple FOIA request to the...
More on Toyota
Transportation secretary Ray LaHood stated yesterday that the Obama administration is considering requiring all automobiles to contain a brake override system intended to prevent sudden acceleration. Already a feature in many cars sold around the world, the override system is...
More on Toyota Lawsuits
David Owen (South Carolina) and Byron Stier (Southwestern/Mass Tort Profs) are quoted in yesterday's NPR "All Things Considered" broadcast on Toyota's lawsuit problem. The story (and audio) are available here. --CJR
No If's, And's Or Butts: Self-Extinguishing Cigarettes
The flammability of approved cigarettes is of great importance to insurers as significant property damage occurs each year from carelessly discarded smoking materials. According to NFPA's 2008 article U.S Smoking-Material Fire Problem, in 2006 over $606 million dollars of property damage...
