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Amazon Using Monopolistic Marketing To Stifle eBook Competition

US House Judiciary Concludes Amazon eBook Contract Clause Stifles Competition The U.S. House Judiciary Committee recently concluded Amazon uses its dominant position in e-commerce as leverage to require “Most-Favored-Nation” clauses in its contracts with the Big Five publishing houses – Hachette Book Group Harper Collins Publishers LLC Macmillan Publishing Group LLC Penquin Random House LLC…

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Coronavirus Insurance Denial Lawsuits Will Not Be Centralized for Pretrial Proceedings in MDL

The U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation (JPML) has denied a request to centralize and consolidate all lawsuits filed in the federal court system against insurance companies who have denied business interruption coverage following the COVID-19 pandemic, indicating that the large number of insurers involved and lack of overlapping parties in the lawsuits would result…

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Business Interruption Insurance Lawsuits Expected Over Denials of Coronavirus Loss Claims

Lawyers nationwide indicate that an influx of small business owners are planning to file lawsuits over business interruption insurance claim denials, as several insurance companies are attempting to exclude coverage for losses due to the coronavirus outbreak. Many businesses are reporting they have experienced difficulties getting insurance companies to honor policies sold in recent years,…

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Shingles Vaccine Complications Resulted in Zoster Related Vision Loss, Lawsuit Alleges

According to allegations raised in a recently filed product liability lawsuit, complications from the shingles vaccine resulted in zoster-related visions loss for a North Carolina user. A Complaint (pdf) was filed by Terry Green in the U.S. District for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania on September 4, indicating the Zostavax vaccine manufactured by Merck &…

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