AM Editorial Team
Alaska ends contract with Motley Rice over alleged confidentiality breach in opioid litigation
The state of Alaska has terminated its contract with national plaintiffs’ law firm Motley Rice, accusing the South Carolina-based firm ...
Federal judge grants class-action status to New England migrants challenging bond hearing denials
Thousands of migrants detained by U.S. immigration authorities in New England won a major legal victory this week after a ...
Former Philippines president Duterte challenges ICC jurisdiction, seeks release
Former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte has appealed the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) decision to move forward with its case against ...
U.S. appeals court reinstates $2.5 billion opioid lawsuit in West Virginia
A federal appeals court in the United States has revived a $2.5 billion lawsuit against three of the nation’s largest ...
Insurers say nearly 40% of surprise billing disputes are ineligible for arbitration, citing costly system abuses
A new survey from two major U.S. health insurance groups suggests that a large portion of payment disputes filed under ...
Spain’s Renewable Energy Reckoning: A Case Study in Non-Compliance with Investment Treaty Awards
In a striking development that underscores growing tensions in the investment arbitration system, Spain has emerged as the world’s most ...
Disputed AAA Arbitration Award Over Continental Towers Halted by Guatemalan Court
The sprawling arbitration dispute between the majority and minority shareholders of the telco tower company Continental Towers has reached a ...
Two U.S. Judges Admit AI Tools Caused Errors in Court Rulings
Two U.S. federal judges have acknowledged that artificial intelligence tools were used by their staff to draft rulings that later ...
Purdue Pharma wins overwhelming creditor approval for $7.4 billion opioid settlement
According to Reuters, more than 99% of Purdue Pharma’s creditors have voted in favor of a $7.4 billion bankruptcy settlement, ...
Major US banks accused of colluding to fix prime lending rate
A new lawsuit filed in Connecticut federal court accuses some of the largest American banks, including JPMorgan Chase, Bank of ...
