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Editor's note: This article has been updated to reflect a continuance in the case.
Brunswick, GA— What would have likely been a first in-the-nation state court trial over private plaintiffs’ claims related to the opioid epidemic was continued on Monday, when jury selection was scheduled to begin. Trial in the case is now expected no earlier than the second half of 2022. Poppell, et al. v Cardinal Health Inc., et al., CE19-00472.
Topics: Products Liability, Georgia, Poppell, et al. v. Cardinal Health, et al.
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Decatur, GA— Attorneys Wednesday debated whether a car booster seat was to blame for the catastrophic injuries a toddler suffered in a 2018 crash, as trial opened against the seat’s manufacturer. Trice v. Dorel Juvenile Group, 18A70731.
Topics: Products Liability, Georgia, Trice v. Dorel Juvenile Group
As a companion to our recently released list of most impressive plaintiff verdicts of 2021, Courtroom View Network is excited to present our picks for the top 10 most impressive defense verdicts we covered over the last year.
Topics: Negligence, Products Liability, Florida, Georgia
After a pause of nearly a year or more, civil trials finally restarted in 2021 following the pandemic shutdown that scuttled court dockets and canceled trial dates nationwide. That means Courtroom View Network’s gavel-to-gavel trial video coverage resumed, too.
Topics: Negligence, Products Liability, Florida, Georgia, automotive, California
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Marietta, GA— Jurors Thursday awarded $450,000 to a Georgia woman injured in a three-car, metro Atlanta-area crash. Castano-Castano v. Stephens, 13-A-3525-5.
Topics: Georgia, Transportation, Castano v. Stephens
