
Hochul Tort Reform Tightens NY Injury Threshold
New York's $268B budget eliminates the 90/180 'serious injury' rule and bars recovery for plaintiffs more than 50% at fault.
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New York's $268B budget eliminates the 90/180 'serious injury' rule and bars recovery for plaintiffs more than 50% at fault.

AI may make courts faster and more consistent. But if judicial AI is trained to preserve the past, efficiency could hard-code old assumptions into future decisions.

Most PI firms stitch 4-5 vendors together for records. End-to-end platforms collapse authorization, retrieval, analysis, and case analytics into one pipeline.

48-state coalition recovers $67M from generic drug makers and files new lawsuit against Novartis for fixing prices on 31 medications.

Schema-first extraction was opinion encoded as infrastructure. The engineering that matters now is fidelity: guaranteeing the model sees the full record, structured so it can reason through it.

18 attorneys general urge the Supreme Court to reject Monsanto's preemption argument in a case that could reshape mass tort litigation nationwide.




