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		Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Mass Torts Court grants Forum Non Conveniens Dismissal Motions for firm client General Electric in three gadolinium cases.
		Hollingsworth LLP’s Brad Biegon contributes guest commentary, “E-Discovery Pitfall: Court Sanctions Lawyers & Client for Lackluster Data Search,” on the Washington Legal Foundation’s blog, The Legal Pulse.
		Hollingsworth LLP submits amicus brief on behalf of American Coatings Association in Mississippi Supreme Court urging proper application of Daubert standards in lead paint litigation.
		Hollingsworth LLP offices win design award for Davis Carter Scott.
		Court grants Firm client Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation’s motion to exclude testimony of plaintiff’s specific-causation expert in case pending in New Jersey Aredia® and Zometa® Mass Tort action.
		Joe Hollingsworth and Georgetown University Law Center agree to extend for an additional five years the Hollingsworth Endowed Scholarship Fund ‘to be used for law students with demonstrated financial need.’ The Hollingsworth family created and began funding the scholarship in 2005.
		Law Journal Newsletters publishes Recent Class Certification Decisions Present New Opportunities and Challenges For Defendants, by Heather A. Pigman, in its Product Liability & Law Strategies Newsletter.
		Law Seminars International again asks Don Fowler to speak at its annual advanced conference on Natural Resource Damages Litigation; Mr. Fowler will appear on the concluding panel, July 16, 2010, on Estimation of Restoration and Compensable Value Damages.
		The Washington Legal Foundation's Legal Backgrounder publishes Rules of Evidence as Anchor: Can They Ground a Spoliation Law Adrift on the Floodtide of Discovery?, by Brad Biegon.
		U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee again grants summary judgment in favor of Firm client Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation in five more cases brought by non-U.S. plaintiffs.