A new report from Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell documents decades of child sexual abuse in the Catholic Dioceses of Fall River, Springfield, and Worcester, along with institutional failures that allowed abuse to continue. For survivors, its findings may confirm what they have known for years: people entrusted with their safety failed them, and … Read More
Gemma Hoskins: A Teacher Who Never Stopped Teaching Us
Jenner Law mourns the loss of our friend Gemma Hoskins. Gemma died Sunday after a recent illness. She was 73. Survivors of childhood sexual abuse in Maryland have lost one of their fiercest champions, and those of us who knew her have lost a friend who could light up any room she walked into. A … Read More
When Day Care Fails: Understanding Child Care Center Liability in Maryland
Every working parent knows the moment. You drop your child off in the morning, sign the clipboard, and hand your son or daughter to someone you have trusted to keep them safe. Most days nothing goes wrong. But when a child comes home with a burn, a broken arm, or signs of something far worse, … Read More
Cyclospora Outbreak Linked to Taco Bell Lettuce; Taylor Farms Identified as Supplier
Jenner Law Legal Blog | July 17, 2026 Federal health officials are investigating a large, multistate outbreak of cyclosporiasis — an intestinal illness caused by the microscopic parasite Cyclospora cayetanensis — that has been traced to shredded iceberg lettuce served at Taco Bell restaurants. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and … Read More
When a Government Approval Becomes a Liability Shield: What the Supreme Court’s Roundup Ruling Means for Consumers
On June 25, 2026, the Supreme Court handed the maker of Roundup weed killer a major win, and made it harder for ordinary people to sue companies that fail to warn them about a product’s dangers. By a 7-2 vote in Monsanto v. Durnell, the Court threw out a $1.25 million verdict won by a … Read More
A Closed Door for Older Survivors — and Why the General Assembly Should Reopen It
What the Maryland Supreme Court’s Decision in Board of Education for Wicomico County v. Sturm Means for Survivors of Abuse in Public Schools On June 23, 2026, the Supreme Court of Maryland issued a unanimous decision, written by Chief Justice Fader, in Board of Education for Wicomico County v. Sturm. This was an important test … Read More
Settlement and Closure: What to Expect When Your Sexual Abuse Case Comes to an End
For many survivors of childhood sexual abuse, filing a lawsuit is about much more than money. It is often about being heard, holding wrongdoers accountable, and reclaiming a sense of power after years of carrying the weight of what happened. Because of that, many survivors understandably hope that when their case settles, they will finally … Read More
When Can You Sue the Maker of an FDA-Approved Medical Device?
Author: Robert K. Jenner If a medical device that was supposed to help you ends up hurting you, it seems obvious that you should be able to take the company that made it to court. But the law in this area is surprisingly complicated, and for the most dangerous category of devices, the answer is … Read More
Enough Is Enough: The Duty to Protect Patients in Drug Commercialization
By Jeffrey W. Lawrence and Robert K. Jenner Pharmaceutical companies occupy a unique position, particularly in California. They benefit from patent protections and a five-year exclusivity period that can generate billions in revenue. At the same time, California law limits strict liability design defect claims for prescription drugs under Brown v. Superior Court. Together, those … Read More
Unpacking Maryland’s New Video Game Addiction Lawsuit and the Rise of National Litigation
Litigation at the Digital Frontier On behalf of a Maryland family, Jenner Law has filed a landmark lawsuit against Roblox Corporation in the U.S. District Court for Maryland, advancing an important trend in litigation against video game manufacturers for alleged addictive design and marketing practices targeting minors. This case is likely to become part of … Read More
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