An 80-year-old woman died one month after her Sleep Number bed suddenly moved without warning and trapped her against a wall for two days last year, a new lawsuit alleges.

The state supreme court ruled Dec. 10 that the Ohio Product Liability Act eliminated all common-law nuisance claims in connection with the sale of products, Court News Ohio reports.

The majority found no basis, in the common law of the state or in statutes for refusing to enforce the contractual shortening of the statute of limitations. Judge Barnes specially concurred, calling on the legislature to follow the models of other states

The state of Iowa will pay the city of Des Moines more than $40,000 after Iowa State University veterinarians caused the death of Des Moines Police Department K-9 officer Hobbs last year.

A novel legal framework that positions climate change within the doctrine of unjust enrichment. This approach represents a crucial step toward the potential adoption and success of unjust enrichment claims in climate litigation...

Monsanto Company have attempted to utilize the preemption doctrine to avoid liability for their carcinogenic products. After its arguments were unsuccessful in the Ninth and Eleventh Circuits, Monsanto’s claim that a federal pesticide regulation ...