LegalTech 2010 offers new legal research, dictation, e-discovery tools 
NEW YORK – LegalTech 2010 got off to a busy start, with lawyers and tech experts crowding exhibit halls and conference rooms to find out the latest news on e-discovery and legal technology services and products.
Here’s a look at some of the most interesting new offerings.
TOP LEGAL NEWS AND DECISIONS
- $78.7M Prempro verdict reduced
- Expert can’t testify about Accutane study
- Divorcing couple agrees to flip a coin for furniture
- Debtor who failed to disclose lawsuit estopped from pursuing it
- Plaintiffs can’t sue under Truth in Lending Act
- Train engineer awarded $3.18 million
- Court OKs $56 million settlement with former IBC exec
- Tips for the out-of-town lawyer
- NLRB chair blasts inaction on vacancies
- Family gets $2.9M in boy’s MRI death
- Fired dermatologist awarded $1.2M
- Jury: Bayer must pay $1.5M to rice farmers
- Med-mal damages cap violates state constitution
- Employee verification law not completely preempted
- FDA issues guidance to speed medical device trials
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FEATURED STORIES
Man injured in tractor accident awarded $56.3 million 
A Texas jury has ordered Caterpillar Inc. to pay $56.3 million to a worker who was paralyzed while using one the company’s earth-moving tractors.
Lawmakers call for Toyota recall probe 
WASHINGTON - Lawmakers in Congress have launched an investigation into the safety problems caused by gas pedals in certain Toyota models which led to a massive recall.
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