AUTOMOBILE LAW COMMITTEE
The Automobile Law Committee is concerned with a
wide range of issues arising out of automobile tort liability and insurance
Coverage disputes. Its activities covers such areas as: automotive product
liability litigation, general liability, insurance issues related to automobile
insurance coverage, and legislative proposals concerning automobile tort
reform and insurance.
NO CLASS STATUS FOR TIRE PLAINTIFFS
A federal appeals court says it would be "unmanageable" to
consolidate millions of defective tire claims. (More…)
Last Updated on
Tuesday, September 4, 2007 12:52 PM
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