Torts Blog

Professor Anthony Sebok, Cardozo School of Law, has published a column on the Supreme Court decision in Altria Group v. Good , the "lig...

The Chicago Daily Bulletin has published its "most talked-about" Illinois Supreme Court torts decisions of the year list; and here...

The Consumer Protection and Safety Commission has been pretty much an irrelevant agency for years. It rarely tries to fine companies for lat...

U.S. pet owners who asked for money from a $24 million settlement for owners of dogs and cats who were sickened or died after eating pet foo...

Law.com reports today that Nebraska Attorney General Jon Bruning has announced drugmaker Cephalon has paid more than $2.6 million to the sta...

A few days ago, I posted a link to Drug & Device Blog's top ten list of the worst (according to them) decisions of the year. Today t...

There is an interesting article in the Los Angeles Times hoping that the Obama administration will usher in a new era of consumer protection...

In a case with facts very similar to those of Deucer v. Vecera , a case familiar to anyone using the Prosser on Torts casebook, the Illinoi...

It is Christmas eve and I am up late putting together some toys for our kids. I just came across a little sheet of paper that came with one ...

Sixteen Indiana National Guard soldiers sent to Iraq have filed suit against the Houston-based military contractor Kellogg Brown and Root (K...