Kimberly Branscome: Pioneering the Future of Product Liability Law with Landmark Trial Wins

Los Angeles, California — Kimberly Branscome, a prominent litigation partner at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP, is recognized for her expertise in managing complex lawsuits, particularly in the realm of product liability and mass torts. As co-chair of the firm’s Product Liability & Mass Torts Practice Group, she has made her mark as a leading trial attorney in the field. Branscome specializes in navigating intricate legal battles that often involve critical issues such as environmental concerns, toxic torts, and securities litigation. Her role extends beyond mere representation; she frequently shapes defense strategies for … Read more

Game-Changer for Arkansas Dairy: New Law Amplifies Raw Milk Sales and Products

Little Rock, Arkansas — A significant shift in Arkansas’ raw milk regulations came into effect recently, following the passage of Act 698 by the state legislature. This new law, which took effect on April 16, 2025, removes previous limitations on the sale and distribution of raw milk, opening new opportunities for local dairy farmers and consumers alike. For more than ten years, Arkansas dairy farmers have been permitted to sell raw milk under specific conditions. The latest legislative changes aim to expand these opportunities. Act 698 permits farmers to sell raw milk without the previously … Read more

Legal Tech Innovator Supio Secures $60 Million Investment to Revolutionize Personal Injury Law

Miami, Florida – Supio, a startup specializing in legal technology, announced on Wednesday that it has successfully raised $60 million in a Series B funding round. This investment aims to further develop the company’s artificial intelligence platform, which serves personal injury and mass tort law firms. Founded to enhance the efficiency of legal practices, Supio’s technology provides tools designed to streamline case management and client interactions. The funding will support features that harness AI to improve data handling and predictive analytics in legal cases, areas that are increasingly vital as the industry embraces digital transformation. … Read more

Pennsylvania Enforces ‘Paul Miller’s Law’ Banning Handheld Cellphone Use While Driving

Philadelphia, Pa. — A new law banning all handheld cellphone use while driving takes effect Thursday in Pennsylvania, marking a significant step towards enhancing road safety. The legislation, known as “Paul Miller’s Law,” responds to the dangers posed by distracted driving, particularly involving the use of cellphones. Named in memory of Paul Miller, a 21-year-old who lost his life to a distracted driver in 2010, the law expands previous regulations that only prohibited texting while behind the wheel. Under the new rules, any use of handheld devices is forbidden, even when drivers are stopped at … Read more