Michael Scodro News Today

Attorneys for chemicals manufacturer 3M Co. will argue that New Hampshire’s lawsuit, which alleges PFAS contamination stemming from some of the company’s products, should remain in federal court.

MONTGOMERY — The same day federal judges in Alabama struck down the state’s proposed congressional maps for lacking equitable representation of Black voters, federal judges in Georgia began hearing arguments

MONTGOMERY — The same day federal judges in Alabama struck down the state’s proposed congressional maps for lacking equitable representation of Black voters, federal judges in Georgia began hearing arguments

MONTGOMERY — The same day federal judges in Alabama struck down the state’s proposed congressional maps for lacking equitable representation of Black voters, federal judges in Georgia began hearing arguments

MONTGOMERY — The same day federal judges in Alabama struck down the state’s proposed congressional maps for lacking equitable representation of Black voters, federal judges in Georgia began hearing arguments

A Sixth Circuit opinion holds that over 100 personal injury claims against 3M should stay in federal court affirms that courts are guided by Congress’s intention in CAFA regarding where mass actions should be litigated, Mayer Brown’s Michael Scodro and Christoper Ferro write.

Arizona beat back a challenge to a law prohibiting database-software companies from restricting authorized access to car dealers' data at the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday.