Gloria Bowden v. R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, et al.
Mar 13, 2014
In this Engle progeny tobacco proceeding, plaintiff Gloria Bowden alleged R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co of fraudulent concealment and manufacturing cigarettes that got her husband William Bowden Jr. addicted to smoking and caused him Lung cancer, whic...
Mar 12, 2014
This case arises out of a dispute in the interpretation an application of the June 21, 2008, Settlement Agreement, which resolved Worthington Steel Companys liability to plaintiffs in an underlying Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensati...
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Mar 12, 2014
The oral argument is about the notice to the appellants to show why their respective appeals should not be dismissed for their failure to comply with the Supreme Court Rule 42 when appealing an interlocutory judgment.
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Mar 11, 2014
Plaintiff is asking for a review of a design to be labeled as not infringing on a patent. WCM entered a patent settlement with ABA stating that the design of a waste water drain, produced by ABA, would not be made or sold by ABA or any of its succ...
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Mar 10, 2014
In this Engle progeny tobacco proceeding, Plaintiff John Sammarco alleged Philip Morris Tobacco Co of manufacturing cigarettes that led his wife Teresa Sammarco to get addicted to smoking and caused her Lung cancer, which resulted in her death in ...
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Bertha Triana v. Takeda Pharmaceuticals America, Inc.
Mar 10, 2014
In this Product Liability Proceeding, plaintiff Bertha Triana had sued Takeda Pharmaceuticals America Inc for product liability of the drug Actos, which is manufactured by the company. The plaintiff alleged that the drug Actos which the plaint...
Mar 5, 2014
In this Engle progeny tobacco proceeding, Plaintiff ( personal representative of the estate of David Clayton) alleged R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co of fraudulent concealment of the health hazards that smoking cigarettes manufactured by the company cau...
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Feb 21, 2014
The plaintiff's claim that there was infringement on patents and trade dress of their protective mobile cases. These supposed infringements lead to unfair competition and, later, allegedly breaching an agreement, previously agreed upon, between th...
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