An Oregon statute capping awards of noneconomic damages applies to emotional distress damages related to a bodily injury but doesn’t limit a worker’s recovery of for wholly emotional harm under state anti-discrimination and whistleblower law, the Oregon Supreme Court held.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health was hit with a proposed privacy class action after one of its contractors suffered a breach of personal information collected during contact tracing efforts in the state.
Alaska can intervene to defend the federal government’s approval of a ConocoPhillips Alaska Inc. oil and gas development project in the state, a federal court ruled.
A former law firm partner with Parkinson’s disease lost her lawsuit seeking long-term disability benefits and premium-free life insurance coverage from
A Guam law requiring medication abortion patients to first receive information about the procedure in person must be blocked because it doesn’t serve legitimate state interests, two off-island doctors told a federal court weighing a suit against the requirement Friday.
Wawa Inc. must face tort claims by financial institutions seeking to recover the losses they incurred as a result of Wawa’s 2019 data security breach, a federal court in Pennsylvania said.
