The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to review a $40 million verdict against E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co, preserving a legal win for an Ohio man who said toxic "forever chemicals" released by the company into drinking water caused his cancer.
Whenever the Supreme Court won’t take a case, it’s important to see why. It always defers to a lower court’s ruling. And a lot of the time it’s the opposite of what you may think, which is good in the end.
Whenever the Supreme Court won’t take a case, it’s important to see why. It always defers to a lower court’s ruling. And a lot of the time it’s the opposite of what you may think, which is good in the end.