Nuisance

Emerging Trends in 2024: Products Liability & Mass Torts Point to AI Risks, Public Nuisance Claims, Right to Repair Debates, PFAS Lawsuits, and Changes to Expert Testimony Rule

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Los Angeles, California – As we enter 2024, it is crucial to keep an eye on the emerging trends in products liability and mass torts. These developments have the potential to significantly impact the legal landscape and shape the future of litigation. Let’s explore five key trends that demand our attention this year. Firstly, the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) presents a new frontier for mass tort claims. The increased utilization of AI in various industries may lead to defects in product design or faulty code, resulting in potential mass tort litigation. As this technology … Read more

Mother of Autistic Child Faces Lawsuit for ‘Nuisance’ Behavior: Our Innocent Boy Deserves Understanding, Not Judgement

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San Jose, California – A mother in San Jose is devastated after being sued by a former neighbor due to her child being on the autism spectrum. Despite moving out of the rented home she shared with her parents in an attempt to avoid conflict, the lawsuit was still filed, claiming that the child is a “nuisance.” Serena Arvayo, the mother, describes her son, Ezequiel, who is also known as Zeek, as a happy and loving boy who is passionate about McDonald’s. However, Zeek suffers from Level 3 autism, a severe form of the disorder, … Read more

Emerging Trends in 2024: AI, Public Nuisance, Right to Repair, PFAS Claims, and Federal Rule of Evidence 702

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WASHINGTON, DC – As we enter a new year, it is essential to keep an eye on emerging trends that could shape the landscape of products liability and mass torts in 2024. These trends have the potential to impact various industries, from technology to consumer goods. Let’s take a closer look at five key developments that could have significant implications. Firstly, the increasing use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a potential hotbed for mass tort claims. As AI becomes more prevalent, there may be cases of defective product design or defective code that could lead … Read more

Controversy Surrounds Renowned Laguna Seca Race Track as Lawsuit Aims to Address Nuisance Issues for Local Residents

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SALINAS, California – The future of Laguna Seca, a renowned racetrack in Monterey County, is under scrutiny as a lawsuit has been filed alleging nuisance issues for local residents. The lawsuit, brought by a group called the Highway 68 Coalition, targets the Monterey County Board of Supervisors and the non-profit organization Friends of Laguna Seca (FLS), which manages the track. The Coalition argues that the increased noise and traffic during race weekends and track days have negatively impacted nearby residents. The 2.238-mile road course, known for its challenging Corkscrew sequence of corners, has been a … Read more