Latest Tort News
Retirement of Executive Director
The American Museum of Tort Law announces the retirement of its executive director, Richard L. Newman. Mr. Newman, who has…
Interview
Hey Justice junkies, do you know what happened to Steve Donziger, and why it’s so important? Listen to the Ralph…
Trial lawyer Marc J. Bern has become a Founder
The American Museum of Tort Law takes great pleasure in announcing that nationally known trial lawyer Marc J. Bern has…
The Directors Cut
Tyson Foods Update
At the beginning of the workday, some workers do not simply arrive and start working. Workers at the Tyson Foods, Inc., plant in Storm Lake, Iowa, first must put on protective and sanitation gear that is necessary for the tasks they are performing that day. The time they spent donning and doffing that gear is at the center of a case that the Supreme Court decided on March 22.
Shining a Light
Three of the most important purposes of tort law are: To compensate those who have been wrongly injured; To disclose…
Flint Water Crisis
Flint, Mich., is under national scrutiny because of its contaminated drinking water. Various mismanagement of the city’s drinking water supply has allowed dangerous levels of lead into people’s homes, workplaces, and schools.