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Why Ultra-Processed Foods May Be The Next Big Mass Tort
By Ruth Levy and Elizabeth Epes ( June 18, 2026, 4:26 PM EDT) -- Companies in the food processing business — and those charged with maximizing their value — recognize emerging litigation exposure posed by ultra-processed foods, or UPFs.... Law360 is on it, so you are, too. A Law360 subscription puts you at the center of fast-moving legal issues, trends and developments so you can act with speed and confidence.
“Cómo llegar a los 80 sin sucumbir en el camino”, libro que ofrece un viaje literario fantástico
Martha Cerda. FOTO: Ruth Levy Hoy nos congregamos aquí para dar la justa, admirada y agradecida bienllegada al reciente libro de Martha Cerda: Cómo llegar a los ochenta sin sucumbir en el camino; con el sello de la editorial La Zonámbula. Ese atractivo título me dio pie para nombrar a mi texto de presentación: Cómo llegué hoy hasta aquí para decir aunque sea un poco de Martha… …de Martha Cerda, la que es atemporal con su genial escritura también atemporal.
Williams Mullen Names Four Newly Elected Partners
Williams Mullen is pleased to announce that the following four attorneys have been elected partner, effective Feb. 1: Justin S. Feinman, Ruth A. Levy, Amish Patel and Amanda M. Weaver. In Richmond: Justin S. Feinman represents clients in state and federal courts around the country in a variety of complex litigation matters, including product liability defense, financial services litigation, real estate disputes, construction claims, zoning and local regulatory matters.
Takeaways from the Cross-Border M&A Roundtable Hosted by The American College of Governance Counsel and Les Club des Juristes
The roundtable on “New Developments in Cross-Border M&A” hosted recently by the American College of Governance Counsel and Les Club des Juristes conveyed a series of actionable insights.
MDLs: The Black Holes of the U.S. Judicial System | JD Supra
“Of all the conceptions of the human mind from unicorns to gargoyles to the hydrogen bomb perhaps the most fantastic is the black hole: a hole in space with a definite edge over which anything can fall and nothing can escape; a hole with a gravitational field so strong that even light is caught in its grip; a hole that curves space and warps time.” Kip Stephen Thorne, Cosmology +1: Readings from Scientific American (1977).
Environmental Notes - July 2023 | JD Supra
North Carolina Proposes New Guidance for Vapor Intrusion Assessment and Mitigation - The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has drafted new and revised guidance documents for the assessment and mitigation of vapor intrusion (VI) at properties undergoing reuse and redevelopment (Draft Guidance).
Environmental Notes - July 2023
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MDLs: The Black Holes of the U.S. Judicial System
“Of all the conceptions of the human mind from unicorns to gargoyles to the hydrogen bomb perhaps the most fantastic is the black hole: a hole in space with a definite edge over which anything can fall and nothing can escape; a hole with a gravitational field so strong that even light is caught in its grip; a hole that curves space and warps time.” Kip Stephen Thorne, Cosmology +1: Readings from Scientific American (1977).
Atlantic Richfield Company v. Christian - One Year Later | JD Supra
Following the United States Supreme Court’s decision in Atlantic Richfield Company v. Christian, commentators warned the decision would allow a new category of state law actions challenging EPA-approved clean-ups. One year later, Christian does not seem to have opened the flood gates to new litigation, but it may serve to narrow federal jurisdiction over environmental clean-ups.
Environmental Notes - May 2021 | JD Supra
A recent rulemaking from EPA seeks the assistance of industry and the public in developing new effluent limitation guidelines to regulate per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (“PFAS”) in wastewater discharges from facilities manufacturing or formulating these compounds. PFAS are a group of chemical compounds found in a wide array of consumer and industrial products and are widespread and persistent in the environment.
Environmental Notes - May 2021
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Atlantic Richfield Company v. Christian - One Year Later
05.04.2021 Atlantic Richfield Company v. Christian - One Year Later By: Ruth Levy Following the United States Supreme Court’s decision in Atlantic Richfield Company v. Christian, commentators warned the decision would allow a new category of state law actions challenging EPA-approved clean-ups. One year later, Christian does not seem to have opened the flood gates to new litigation, but it may serve to narrow federal jurisdiction over environmental clean-ups.
How Telehealth Regulations Have Changed in North Carolina, Virginia and South Carolina During the COVID-19 Emergency | JD Supra
Updated: May 25, 2018: JD Supra is a legal publishing service that connects experts and their content with broader audiences of professionals, journalists and associations.
Civil Investigative Demands and ZPIC Audits Can Be Traps for the Unwary | JD Supra
Updated: May 25, 2018: JD Supra is a legal publishing service that connects experts and their content with broader audiences of professionals, journalists and associations.
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