May 9, 2012 Comments Off on Court of Appeals takes Jacksonville Exxon cases
Maryland’s top court agreed Wednesday to consider how much money two groups of Jacksonville residents should receive in damages from Exxon Mobil Corp. in their lawsuits over a massive 2006 gasoline leak. The Court of Appeals granted petitions for writs ...
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Read More »February 9, 2012 Comments Off on Appeals court slashes damages for Jacksonville Exxon leak
A divided Court of Special Appeals has struck down a large part of the $150 million in damages awarded to 88 Jacksonville households in their lawsuits against Exxon Mobil Corp. stemming from a massive 2006 gasoline leak. The court left ...
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Read More »August 18, 2011 Comments Off on DuPont plaintiffs can sue, seek medical monitoring
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Fourteen plaintiffs in a personal-injury case against DuPont can enroll in a related, court-administered medical monitoring program even as they sue the chemical giant over a former West Virginia zinc-smelting plant that they say made them sick. ...
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Read More »June 28, 2011 Comments Off on Jurors will award punitive damages in Exxon leak case
Exxon Mobil Corp. should pay punitive damages to the second group of Jacksonville residents to sue over a massive 2006 gas leak, the jury deciding the case said Tuesday. While the amount has yet to be determined, the award of ...
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Read More »February 28, 2011 Comments Off on Expert links anxiety to Exxon Mobil leak
Jurors in Jacksonville residents’ mass-action lawsuit against Exxon Mobil Corp. received a refresher course of sorts Monday as the trial stemming from a massive gas station leak entered its third month. Dr. Abdul Malik, a Towson psychiatrist hired by The ...
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