Professor Nora Freeman Engstrom on The Lessons of Lone Pine
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Professor Nora Freeman Engstrom talks about her recent article, The Lessons of Lone Pine. Over the past three decades, Lone Pine orders have become a fixture of the mass-tort landscape. Issued in large toxic-tort cases, these case-management orders require claimants to come forward with certain evidence—or else face dismissal. So far, the orders have been … Continue reading Professor Nora Freeman Engstrom on The Lessons of Lone Pine →
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