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Tristar Power XL Juicer Lawsuit » Tristar Products, Inc.'s Power XL self-cleaning juicers have been recalled by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) due to potential injury concerns. The attorneys at Cory Watson are currently accepting new Tristar product liability lawsuits. Learn more below to see if you might be eligible for compensation. Corywatson.com

Six Plaintiffs Bring Product Liability Lawsuit Against Tristar Products, Claiming Power Pressure Cooker XL is Defective - Harris Lowry Manton LLP » Six plaintiffs filed a lawsuit in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania against Tristar Products claiming that their Power Pressure Cooker XL is defective and dangerous. Hlmlawfirm.com

Toprol XL Recall | The Bottaro Law Firm, LLC » Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd announced a recall in June 2014 for 13,560 bottles of the generic drug after the drug failed a dissolution test. Bottarolaw.com

Nebraska Personal Injury Trial Lawyers » At Domina Law Group, we don't just talk about going to trial. We do it. Our team of personal injury attorneys represent seriously and catastrophically injured people in Omaha, Nebraska, and nationwide. Dominalaw.com

Tristar Power Pressure Cooker XL Explosion » Injured by a Power Pressure Cooker XL? Get compensation. Call 800-337-7755 for a free consultation with product liability attorneys. Jasonturchin.com

Pointe Coupee Parish Employee Denied Insurance Coverage in Work-Related Car Accident » Insurance policies can be varied, complex, and at times unintelligible.  Policies are generally purchased for a time of need. Yet in many cases, the insurance company worsens a stressful event by… Louisianapersonalinjurylawyerblog.com

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In re XL Specialty Ins. Co. (Majority) » An injured employee (Employee) sought workers' compensation benefits for a work-related injury. A claims adjuster with Employer's workers' compensation insurer's (Insurer) third party administrator denied the claim. The Division of Workers' compensation determined that Employee was entitled to medical and temporary income benefits. Employee subsequently brought a bad faith action against Insurer, its third party administrator, and the claims adjuster (Defendants). During discovery, Employee sought communications made between Insurer's lawyer and Employer during the administrative proceedings. Defendants argued that the attorney-client privilege protected the communications. The trial court held that the privilege did not apply. The court of appeals subsequently denied mandamus relief. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding that the attorney-client privilege did not protect the communications between Insurer and its insured. Law.justia.com