Abortion Access for Women in Custody in the Wake of .

The United States Supreme Court's decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization made it drastically harder for women to access abortions. The Dobbs decision has had a disproportionate impact on women who are incarcerated or on some form of community supervision such as probation or parole.

How Much Information is Enough? Understanding the Alabama Supreme Court's Expansion of the Causation Standard in Failure to Warn Claims.

This RCD analyzes the Alabama Supreme Court's recent answer to two certified questions sent to the court from the Eleventh Circuit. The questions involved whether a pharmaceutical company's duty to warn included a duty to provide instructions about how to properly mitigate for warned of risks, and if the pharmaceutical company had such a duty could a plaintiff recover if their physician would have prescribed the same drug but just changed their monitoring scheme. The Alabama Supreme Court answered both questions in the affirmative, expanding the causation standard in failure to warn claims.