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3M Co. moved to even out its win-loss record in the ongoing federal litigation over military earplugs as a Pensacola jury last week found the company was not liable for the plaintiff’s hearing loss and tinnitus.
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A Pensacola jury last week found that 3M Corp. bears no liability in the case of a U.S. Army veteran who alleged that the company’s military earplugs caused her hearing loss and tinnitus.
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PENSACOLA, Fla. (Legal Newsline) – 3M won’t get its wish to get a Department of Defense employee’s deposition as it fights hundreds of thousands of claims that the ear plugs it sold to the U.S. military caused hearing loss.
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PHOENIX (Legal Newsline) – The judge overseeing more than 200,000 cases over 3M’s military ear plugs will decide whether a client-gathering website will need to turn over its records.
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Facing thousands of personal injury lawsuits, 3M is vigorously defending multi-district litigation consolidated at the Northern District of Florida.
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SAN ANTONIO (Legal Newsline) – A Florida federal judge handling ear plug litigation will be tasked with deciding if a Department of Defense employee must answer 3M’s questions.
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SAN ANTONIO (Legal Newsline) – The federal government doesn’t want 3M to be able to question a Department of Defense employee as the company defends itself from thousands of lawsuits alleging the ear plugs it supplied to the military were defective.
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PHOENIX (Legal Newsline) – A group that directs potential clients to mass tort lawyers – and is fighting to keep the information between them secret – will be on hand when those lawyers meet to discuss their strategies.
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PHOENIX (Legal Newsline) – A website that refers readers to plaintiffs lawyers has asked for a transfer of 3M’s bid to learn more about it.
