Claims

Delving into Public Nuisance Claims: Tune into Episode 17 of the Unfair Competition Defense Podcast

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Chicago, Illinois — Episode 17 of the Unfair Competition Defense Podcast delves into the rising prominence of public nuisance claims in mass tort litigation. Host Greg Nylen welcomes Frank Citera, a shareholder at Greenberg Traurig, to explore this intricate area of law. Citera provides insights on how public nuisance claims have emerged as key considerations in various legal disputes, particularly in cases involving multiple plaintiffs seeking collective redress. These claims often arise in industries that have significant impacts on public health and safety, making their implications far-reaching. The Unfair Competition Defense Podcast, produced by Greenberg … Read more

Lawyer Files Discrimination Lawsuit Against Workplace Inclusion Firm, Claims Systemic Racism

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In San Francisco, California, a lawyer has filed a lawsuit against a firm known for promoting workplace diversity and inclusion, alleging systemic racism within the organization’s practices. The plaintiff, a former employee, claims that despite the firm’s public commitments to fostering an equitable work environment, she faced discrimination that directly affected her career advancement and personal dignity. The lawsuit, lodged in federal court, outlines various incidents where the plaintiff alleges she endured racial bias from colleagues and management. According to court documents, the former employee recounts being overlooked for promotions while less qualified peers were … Read more

Battle for Health Claims: Xlear’s Nathan Jones Challenges FTC Regulations Amid Deregulation Surge

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SALT LAKE CITY — Nathan Jones, founder of Xlear, is eager to discuss xylitol, the key ingredient in his products like chewing gum and nasal spray. He touts its benefits for oral health and even its potential to combat various ailments, including Covid-19 and heart disease. Yet, due to regulatory constraints, he is unable to make such claims in his company’s marketing. Jones is currently engaged in a lawsuit against the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) that, if successful, could change the landscape of health product marketing. The litigation challenges existing requirements demanding substantial evidence for … Read more

Major Legal Battles Unfold: Denver’s Courthouse Sees Surge in Property Disputes and Construction Claims

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Denver, Colo. — A series of real estate litigation cases filed in the Adams and Arapahoe District Courts has highlighted various disputes over unpaid bills, property damage, and alleged construction defects. These cases showcase the ongoing tensions in the local real estate market as contractors, homeowners, and various service providers seek resolution through legal channels. In Adams District Court, the case of Property Solutions Handyman LLC versus Milky Way Apartments LLC stands out, with the plaintiff asserting a claim for $72,914 related to work performed at 1300 Milky Way in Thornton. The case was officially … Read more