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November 18, 2024
Dad Drops From Conn. Death Suit After Attys Tried To Dump Him
A Connecticut man has dropped his claims against Target Corp. and the maker of a recalled infant cushion over the death of his baby daughter, but the girl's mother and estate administrator will continue pursuing the federal product liability lawsuit, court records showed Monday.
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November 14, 2024
Attys Want To Drop Baby's Dad As Client In Conn. Death Suit
The father of the victim at the center of a product liability lawsuit against Target Corp. and a baby lounger manufacturer has stopped communicating with counsel and apparently wants nothing more to do with the case, his attorneys told a Connecticut federal judge in seeking to drop him as a client.
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September 20, 2024
Firm Won't Be Sanctioned For 'Fabricated' Baby Death Suit
A Connecticut law firm will not be sanctioned for filing an allegedly fabricated product liability lawsuit against Target Corp. and the maker of an infant lounger over the death of a baby, whose death the companies say was actually caused by homicide, a Connecticut federal judge decided the same day that he trimmed most of the complaint's claims.
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April 02, 2024
Conn. Firm Defends Infant Death Probe In Sanctions Feud
A Connecticut firm is defending its investigation leading up to a product liability lawsuit against two companies it claims produced and sold an infant lounger linked to a number of baby deaths, asking a Connecticut federal court to quash motions for Rule 11 sanctions accusing it of pursuing frivolous claims.
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February 22, 2024
Judge Wary Of Sanctions Bid In 'Fabricated' Infant Death Suit
A Connecticut federal judge is worried about the possible consequences of sanctioning parties who brought what one company called a "fabricated" product liability lawsuit blaming it and Target Corp. for a baby's death, expressing concern Thursday that any factual findings could interfere with the plaintiffs' right to a jury trial.
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January 25, 2023
Target Seeks To Trim Suit Over Conn. Baby's Death In Lounger
Target Corp. should not face loss of parental consortium claims in the death of a Connecticut infant who was found unresponsive in a baby lounger that had been sold in its stores and later recalled, the retail giant said in seeking to trim a federal lawsuit from the girl's family.