2024 Amendments to the Federal Rules of Evidence: New Rule 107, Illustrative Aids, Summaries, and Hearsay Exceptions

Mr. Campbell is the Chair of DLA Piper's Product Liability and Mass Tort practice group, which is among the world's largest and most award-winning team of product liability defense counsel. A graduate of Harvard Law School, he has 20 years' experience in all phases of mass tort, class action, and other complex commercial litigation, including trying cases and arguing appeals. Mr. Campbell has served as global, national, and trial counsel for many global companies in the life sciences, food and beverage, automotive, and insurance sectors. In addition, he also advises clients on regulatory, communications, and other strategic matters with the potential to impact the clients' business interests or reputations. Mr. Campbell regularly speaks and writes on the topics of product liability, mass torts, and class action litigation, as well as the attorney-client privilege, expert witnesses, pharmacovigilance, trial tactics, and other topics.

Ms. Fradette defends companies whose products, services, pricing, marketing, and data practices put them in front of consumers and, eventually, in front of the plaintiffs’ bar. She represents direct-to-consumer brands and e-commerce platforms; consumer finance, lending, and payments companies; pharmaceutical, medical device, and genetic testing companies; food, beverage, cosmetics, and over-the-counter drug manufacturers; and investors, private equity sponsors, and private lenders behind them. Ms. Fradette focuses her practice on the ways modern companies attempt to compete and navigate in the market, and the ever-evolving challenges: interactive and digital marketing, dynamic pricing, sales and promotional practices, advertising and labeling claims, consumer data handling and privacy, and consumer credit reporting. Those challenges arrive in many forms: class actions, mass arbitrations, mass torts, multidistrict litigation, competitor suits, and False Claims Act relator cases. She has experience defending across the litigation spectrum.   

Professor Miller is the creator and Blog Editor of EvidenceProf Blog, which addresses recent developments in Evidence precedent, legislation, and scholarship. His areas of expertise include Evidence, Criminal Law and Procedure, and Civil Procedure.