A Message From the Editor

Plaintiffs in Philly's Zantac mass tort are citing the fact that the judge overseeing the litigation is married to a Reed Smith partner as the basis for a recusal motion. According to Aleeza Furman's story, the lawyers say they believe the judge can act fairly, but are concerned about an appearance of impropriety. Also, Armstrong Teasdale is facing a discrimination lawsuit from its former DEI director.

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– Max Mitchell, Regional Managing Editor

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