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Welcome To ILTACON 2026! Today’s Agenda, From Keynote To Exhibit Hall Reception
The 46th annual ILTACON is officially underway! During the past several decades, it has grown from a few lawyers in a meeting room to a major event. As ILTA CEO Joy Heath Rush recently joked in an ATL interview, the organization may need to build new hotel rooms to...
Marine found dead with head wound inside vehicle on Okinawa
A U.S. Marine was found dead with a head wound inside a vehicle in northern Okinawa.
US Navy surveillance aircraft completes rare flight over Taiwan Strait
A U.S. Navy surveillance plane has flown through the Taiwan Strait for the first time in five months, drawing scrutiny from China ahead of President Xi Jinping’s expected visit to the White House.
US rebuts Chinese claims over troop visit to Philippine steel plant
U.S. military personnel have visited a Chinese-linked steel plant in southern Philippines to scout potential sites for a future exercise, the U.S. Embassy said.
US, Japan step in after sailor leaves without paying bodily injury victims
Four years after a U.S. sailor injured four people at a beach in Japan, the victims have received about half of their court-ordered compensation from the U.S. government, while Japan is expected to cover the rest, their attorney said.
Enforcement vs. Due Process: Lessons from the FDA–Cadila Matter on Drug Regulation in Maharashtra
Summary – At a time when drug regulators are intensifying enforcement against the sector across India, this article examines the regulatory framework within which drug regulators are required to act in the wake of the Bombay High Court’s recent order in...
The Continuing Demise of Market Share Liability
We published a 50-state survey on the widespread rejection of so-called market share liability back 2010, which we recently referenced in our post celebrating the demise of an “ultra processed” food strike suit in Pennsylvania. As that post...
No Ticket, No Arrest, Still a Case: What a Wrongful Police Stop Is Worth
They pulled my client over, found nothing, wrote no ticket, made no arrest, and sent him on his way in about 17 minutes. That case resolved for $295,000. Here is why a stop that “ended in nothing” can still be worth serious money.The most common thing...
Can You Sue a Police Officer for Defamation of Character?
False statements can damage your reputation, cost you work, strain family relationships, and follow you online or in public records long after an incident ends. When those statements come from a police officer, the harm can feel even more serious because people often...