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The current edition of Mass Torts, as well as archived editions, are available online for Section of Litigation members. Our committee members also receive the print edition of our newsletter.
READ NOW: Fall 2011 | 
The latest issue of Mass Torts includes these articles:
- The Food Safety Modernization Act: Another Law of Unintended Consequences?
- Canada's Consumer Product Safety Act: A Catalyst for Cross-Border Mass Tort Litigation?
- Choice of Law Governing Asbestos Claims
- Preparing for and Taking an Effective Deposition, Part Two
- Increased Protection for Communications with Experts under Amended Rule 26
- Federal Court's Injunction Against State Court Certification Is Reversed
- The Government's Latest Targets: In-House Lawyers and Corporate Executives
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