3M is reportedly proposing a $5.5 billion settlement to resolve Combat Arms hearing loss lawsuits filed by hundreds of thousands of U.S. military personnel.
A federal appeals court is hearing arguments over whether 3M earplug lawsuit rulings by a district judge can be challenged in bankruptcy court.
A U.S. District Judge is keeping 3M earplug jury trials on hold while the Eleventh Circuit considers an appeal to the dismissal of 3M's Aearo subsidiary bankruptcy filing.
Following the dismissal of its earplug lawsuit bankruptcy filing last week, 3M's Aearo subsidiary has filed to appeal the decision.
3M earplug lawsuits will proceed after a federal judge rejected the company's bankruptcy filing for its Aearo subsidiary, which it hoped to use to limit settlement negotiations.
A federal judge has announced he will soon begin remanding 3M earplug lawsuits back to their originating districts for trials over claims of veteran hearing loss.
A federal judge has ordered the CEO of 3M Company to attend settlement negotiations over Combat Arms earplugs hearing loss litigation.
A federal judge has ordered 3M and hearing loss plaintiffs back into settlement negotiations following a three-month pause.
A federal judge is raising questions about testing methods used in 3M earplug lawsuits being used to determine the value of plaintiffs' hearing loss claims.
A Data Day presentation scheduled for Thursday will include a presentation on hearing loss statistics potentially linked to 3M Combat Arms earplugs.
