10th Cir. Affirms Total Disability Award for Lawyer's SBS
The lawyer said she can't work at the same earning level because of sick building syndrome triggered at her firm's offices.

Court Refuses to Set Aside $1.5 Million Default Judgment
An appellate court found no abuse of discretion in the lower court's decisions on service and failure to respond

Judge Limits Unlicensed Remediator's Recovery for Katrina
Judge finds no evidence the licensing requirement was waived after Hurricane Katrina.

Court Warns that Statute of Repose Could Bar Minor's Claim
The court agreed to dismiss without prejudice a child's mold claims against siding contractors.

Ohio Court Finds Parents Bound by Agreement, but not Child
A couple's willingness to allow their agent to arrange for inspection binds them to the arbitration clause.