Case Law In re Wireless Telephone Radio Frequency Emissions

In re Wireless Telephone Radio Frequency Emissions

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H. Thomas Howell, Howell and Gately, Baltimore, MD, Lead Attorney, for J. Douglas Pinney (CCB-01-1456), Plaintiff.

H. Thomas Howell, Howell and Gately, Baltimore, MD, Lead Attorney, H. Russell Smouse, Law Offices of Peter G. Angelos, Baltimore, MD, John A. Pica, Jr., Law Offices of Peter G. Angelos, Baltimore, MD, Lead Attorney, for Patricia S. Colonell (CCB-01-1456), Plaintiff.

H. Russell Smouse, Law Offices of Peter G. Angelos, Baltimore, MD, Lead Attorney, for Francis J. Farina (CCB-01-3261), Garrett J. Naquin (CCB-01-3259), Plaintiffs.

H. Russell Smouse, Law Offices of Peter G. Angelos, Baltimore, MD, John CM. Angelos, Law Offices of Peter G. Angelos, Baltimore, MD, Lead Attorney, John A. Pica, Jr., Law Offices of Peter G. Angelos, Baltimore, MD, Peter G. Angelos, Law Offices of Peter G. Angelos, Baltimore, MD, for Crystall Gilliam (CCB-01-3260), Dimitri Mack (CCB-01-3260), Plaintiffs.

Michael Weinstock, Weinstock and Scavo PC, Atlanta, GA, Lead Attorney, for Riedy Gimpelson (CCB-01-3899), Plaintiff.

Burton Finkelstein, Finkelstein Thompson and Loughran, Washington, DC, Lead Attorney, Richard Maxwell Volin, Finkelstein Thompson and Loughran, Washington, DC, Tracy Diana Rezvani, Finkelstein Thompson and Loughran, Washington, DC, for Sarah Dahlgren (CCB-02-1669), Consol Plaintiff.

Adam Gonnelli, Farugi and Farugi, New York City, Lead Attorney, Carl B. Hilliard, Jr., Law Office of Carl B. Hilliard Jr., Del Mar, CA, for Gibb Brower (CCB-02-2089), Kim Brower (CCB-02-2089), Consol Plaintiffs.

Glenn Edward Mintzer, Law Offices of Peter G. Angelos, Baltimore, MD, H. Russell Smouse, Law Offices of Peter G. Angelos, Baltimore, MD, Lead Attorney, John CM. Angelos, Law Offices of Peter G. Angelos, Baltimore, MD, John A. Pica, Jr., Law Offices of Peter G. Angelos, Baltimore, MD, Peter G. Angelos, Law Offices of Peter G. Angelos, Baltimore, MD, for Linda Barrell (CCB-01-1456), Consol Plaintiff.

John CM. Angelos, Law Offices of Peter G. Angelos, Baltimore, MD, Lead Attorney, for Blaine Minogue (CCB-01-3260).

Michael Weinstock, Weinstock and Scavo PC, Atlanta, GA, Lead Attorney, Richard J. Capriola, Weinstock and Scavo PC Atlanta, GA, for Brian Lane Barrett, Diana Barrett, Consol Plaintiffs.

Austin Tighe, Brobeck Phleger and Harrison LLP, Austin, TX, John B. Isbister, Tydings and Rosenberg LLP, Baltimore, MD, Lead Attorney, Steven M. Zager, Brobeek Phleger and Harrison LLP, Austin, TX, for Nokia, Inc. (CCB-01-1456, CCB-01-3259, CCB-01-3260, CCB-01-3261).

Brian P. Quirk, Irwin Fritchie Urquhart and Moore LLC, New Orleans, LA, James B. Irwin, Irwin Fritchie Urquhart and Moore LLC, New Orleans, LA, James P. Ulwick, Kramon and Graham, Baltimore, MD, Lead Attorney, for NEC America, Inc. (CCB-01-1456, CCB-01-3259, CCB-01-3260, CCB-01-3261).

Charles L. Babcock, Jackson Walker LLP, Dallas, TX, Lead Attorney, David T. Moran, Jackson Walker LLP, Dallas, TX, Denis J. Charlesworth, Martin Snyder and Bernstein PA, Baltimore, MD, Gregg Lewis Bernstein, Martin Snyder and Bernstein PA, Baltimore, MD, Lead Attorney, Ryan C. Wirtz, Jackson Walker LLP, Dallas, TX, for Ericson Wireless Communications, Inc. (CCB-01-1456, CCB-01-3261).

J. Stan Sexton, Shook Hardy and Bacon LLP, Kansas City, MO, Lead Attorney, Michael D. Moeller, Shook Hardy and Bacon LLP, Washington, DC, Lead Attorney, for Sprint PCS Limited Partnership (CCB-01-1456, CCB-01-3261), Defendant.

Leslie R. Cohen, Dickstein Shapiro Morin and Oshinsky LLP, Washington, DC, Mark H. Kolman, Dickstein Shapiro Morin and Oshinsky LLP, Washington, DC, Lead Attorney, for Audiovox Communications Corporation (CCB-01-1456, CCB-01-3261), Defendant.

David L. Hanselman, Jr., Edward M. Crane, Skadden Arps Slate Meagher and Flom, Chicago, IL, Patrick R. Butler, Law Office of McGuire Woods LLP, Baltimore, MD, Ronald M. Cherry, Law Offices of Ronald M. Cherry, Towson, MD, Lead Attorney, Sheila L. Birnbaum, Skadden Arps Slate Meagher and Flom, New York City, Lead Attorney, for Nextel Communications, Inc. (CCB-01-1456, CCB-01-3261), Defendant.

Laura Nachowitz Steel, Paul D. Krause, Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman and Dicker LLP, Washington, DC, for Matsushita Corporation of America (CCB-01-1456, CCB-01-3261).

Ray M. Aragon, Raymond B. Biagini, McKenna long and Aldridge LLP, Washington, DC, for Phillips Electronic North America Corporation (CCB-01-1456, CCB-01-3261), Defendant.

Francis A. Citera, Greenberg Traurig PC, Chicago, IL, George C. Doub, III, George C. Doub PC, Baltimore, MD, George C. Doub, Jr., George C. Doub PC, Baltimore, MD, Lead Attorney, William H. Murphy, III, George C. Doub PC, Baltimore, MD, William Hughes Murphy, Jr., William H. Murphy Jr. and Associates PA, Baltimore, MD, for Qualcomm Incorporated (CCB-01-1456, CCB-01-3261), Sony Electronics, Inc. (CCB-01-1456, CCB-01-3261), Defendants.

John B. Isbister, Tydings and Rosenberg LLP, Baltimore, MD, for Samsung Electronics America, Inc. (CCB-01-1456, CCB-01-3261), Defendant.

Andrew M. Winick, Brown Diffenderffer and Kearney LLP, Baltimore, MD, Lead Attorney, Paul D. Krause, Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman and Dicker LLP, Washington, DC, Lead Attorney, for Sanyo North America, Inc. (CCB-01-1456, CCB-01-3261), Defendant.

Jennifer Quinn Barabanov, Steptoe and Johnson LLP, Washington, DC, Mark F. Horning, Steptoe and Johnson LLP, Washington, DC, Stephen Anthony Fennell, Steptoe and Johnson LLP, Washington, DC, Stewart A. Baker, Steptoe and

Johnson LLP, Washington, DC, Lead Attorney, Thomas M. Barba, Steptoe and Johnson LLP, Washington, DC, for AT&T Corp. (CCB-01-1456, CCB-01-3261), Defendant.

Jane Fugate Thorpe, Alston and Bird LLP, Atlanta, GA, Laura Owens, Alston and Bird LLP, Atlanta, GA, M. King Hill, III, Venable Baetjer and Howard LLP, Towson, MD, Paul F. Strain, Venable Baetjer and Howard LLP, Baltimore, MD, Lead Attorney, Scott Elder, Alston and Bird LLP, Atlanta, GA, for Verizon Maryland, Inc. (CCB-01-1456), Defendant.

Jane Fugate Thorpe, Alston and Bird LLP, Atlanta, GA, John Henry Lewin, Jr., Venable Baetjer and Howard LLP, BAltimore, MD, Laura Owens, Alston and Bird LLP, Atlanta, GA, M. King Hill, III, Venable Baetjer and Howard LLP, Towson, MD, Paul F. Strain, Venable Baetjer and Howard LLP, Baltimore, MD, Lead Attorney, Scott Elder, Alston and Bird LLP, Atlanta, GA, for Verizon Communications, Inc. (CCB-01-1456, CCB-01-3261), Verizon Wireless (CCB-01-1456, CCB-01-3261), Defendants.

Brian Brooks, O'Melveny and Myers LLP, Washington, DC, Jane Fugate Thorpe, Alston and Bird LLP, Atlanta, GA, John Henry Lewin, Jr., Venable Baetjer and Howard LLP, Baltimore, MD, Laura Owens, Alston and Bird LLP, Atlanta, GA, M. King Hill, III, Venable Baetjer and Howard LLP, Towson, MD, Scott Elder, Alston and Bird LLP, Atlanta, GA, for Cellco Partnership (CCB-01-1456, CCB-01-3261), Defendant.

Curtis S. Renner, Watson and Renner, Washington, DC, Thomas C. Watson, Watson and Renner, Washington, DC, Lead Attorney, for Cingular Wireless (CCB-01-1456, CCB-01-3261), Cingular Wireless (CCB-01-1456), SBC Communications, Inc. (CCB-01-1456, CCB-01-3261), Defendants.

Charles L. Perry, Arter and Hadden LLP, Dallas, TX, Lead Attorney, Richard Alan Dean, Arter and Hadden LLP, Washington, DC, Lead Attorney, for Cellular One Group (CCB-01-1456, CCB-01-3261), Defendant.

Charles P. Goodell, Jr., Goodell DeVries Leech and Dann LLP, Baltimore, MD, Lead Attorney, Eugene A. Schoon, Sidley Austin Brown and Wood, Chicago, IL, James A. Frederick, Goodell DeVries Leech and Dann LLP, Baltimore, MD, James W. Mizgala, Sidley Austin Brown and Wood, Chicago, IL, Tamar B. Kelber, Sidley Austin Brown and Wood, Chicago, IL, for VoiceStream Wireless Corporation (CCB-01-1456, CCB-01-3261), Defendant.

Elwood E. Swam, Hampstead, MD, John J. Nagle, III, Bodie Nagle Dolina Smith and Hobbs PA, Towson, MD, Lead Attorney, Winn C. Friddell, Bodie Nagle Dolina Smith and Hobbs PA, Towson, MD, for C.E.I., Inc. (CCB-01-1456), Defendant.

Maureen E. Murphy, Murphy and Murphy, Baltimore, MD, Lead Attorney, for Baltimore Business Communications, Inc. (CCB-01-1456), Defendant.

Seamus C. Duffy, Drinker Biddle and Reath, Philadelphia, PA, for Comcast/Metrophone (CCB-01-3261), Defendant.

John A. Stewart, Jr., Hulse and Wanek, New Orleans, LA, Lead Attorney, Mark J. Jeansonne, Milling Benson Woodward, New Orleans, LA, for Radifone (CCB-01-3259), Defendant.

Kenneth L. Thompson, Piper Rudnick LLP, Baltimoe, MD, Michael E. Yaggy, Piper Rudnick LLP, Baltimoe, MD, Lead attorney, for Motorola Inc. (CCB-01-3259), Defendant.

Daniel S. Reinhardt, Troutman Sanders LLP, Atlanta, GA, Lead Attorney, Steven J. Hewitson, Troutman Sanders LLP, Atlanta, GA, for Southern Telecom Inc. (CCB-01-3389), Defendant.

Eugene A. Schoon, Sidley Austin Brown and Wood, Chicago, IL, Lead Attorney, for Powertel, Inc. (CCB-01-3389), Powertel PCS, Inc. (CCB-01-3389), Powertel/Atlanta, Inc. (CCB-01-3389), Defendants.

Alana Black Zielinski, Sutherland Asbill and Brennan LLP, Atlanta, GA, Alexander X Jackins, World Com Inc, Washington, DC, Elizabeth W. Boswell, Sutherland Asbill and Brennan LLP, Atlanta, GA, James A. Orr, Sutherland Asbill and Brennan LLP, Atlanta, GA, William D. BArwick, Sutherland Asbill and Brennan LLP, Atlanta, GA, Lead Attorney, for MCI Worldcorn Communications, Inc., Defendant.

Kevin B. Getzendanner, Arnall Golden Gregory LLP, Atlanta, GA, Lead Attorney, Matthew T. Covell, Arnall Golden Gregory...

5 cases
Document | U.S. Court of Appeals — Fourth Circuit – 2005
Pinney v. Nokia, Inc.
"... ... Corporation; NEC America, Incorporated; Ericsson Wireless Communications, Incorporated, a/k/a Ericsson, Incorporated; ... , d/b/a LA Cellular, d/b/a Los Angeles Cellular Telephone Company, Defendants ... No. 03-1433 ... United States ... that wireless telephones emit an unsafe level of radio frequency radiation and that Nokia has hidden this fact ... See In Re Wireless Tel. Radio Frequency Emissions Prods. Liab. Litig., 216 F.Supp.2d 474, 488 (D.Md.2002) ( ... "
Document | U.S. District Court — Eastern District of Pennsylvania – 2008
Farina v. Nokia
"... ... manufacturers, suppliers, vendors, and lessors of wireless handheld telephones ("cell phones"), those who provide ... the adverse biological effects and health risks from radio frequency ("RF") emissions resulting from their use; (2) ... ; advertise; maintain a mailing address or telephone listing; conduct business; generate sales or revenues; pay ... "
Document | U.S. Court of Appeals — Third Circuit – 2010
FARINA v. NOKIA INC.
"... ... NOKIA INC.; NEC America; Ericsson Wireless Comm., Inc.; Motorola, Inc.; Sprint PCS, L.P.; Audiovox ... to his head-exposes the user to dangerous amounts of radio frequency (“RF”) radiation. Farina alleges the ... correlated with the intensity of its RF emissions. See In re Rural Telephone Cos., 18 F.C.C.R. 20802, ... "
Document | U.S. District Court — District of Maryland – 2004
In re Wireless Telephone Radio Frequency Emissions
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Document | Court of Appeal of Louisiana – 2003
Motorola, Inc. v. Associated Indem. Corp.
"... ... wireless handheld telephones (cell phones). Class-action plaintiffs ... or alleviate customers' allegedly harmful exposure to radio frequency radiation. 1 Motorola is also a defendant in two ... In re Wireless Telephone Radio Frequency Emissions Products Liability Litigation, ... "

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Document | U.S. Court of Appeals — Fourth Circuit – 2005
Pinney v. Nokia, Inc.
"... ... Corporation; NEC America, Incorporated; Ericsson Wireless Communications, Incorporated, a/k/a Ericsson, Incorporated; ... , d/b/a LA Cellular, d/b/a Los Angeles Cellular Telephone Company, Defendants ... No. 03-1433 ... United States ... that wireless telephones emit an unsafe level of radio frequency radiation and that Nokia has hidden this fact ... See In Re Wireless Tel. Radio Frequency Emissions Prods. Liab. Litig., 216 F.Supp.2d 474, 488 (D.Md.2002) ( ... "
Document | U.S. District Court — Eastern District of Pennsylvania – 2008
Farina v. Nokia
"... ... manufacturers, suppliers, vendors, and lessors of wireless handheld telephones ("cell phones"), those who provide ... the adverse biological effects and health risks from radio frequency ("RF") emissions resulting from their use; (2) ... ; advertise; maintain a mailing address or telephone listing; conduct business; generate sales or revenues; pay ... "
Document | U.S. Court of Appeals — Third Circuit – 2010
FARINA v. NOKIA INC.
"... ... NOKIA INC.; NEC America; Ericsson Wireless Comm., Inc.; Motorola, Inc.; Sprint PCS, L.P.; Audiovox ... to his head-exposes the user to dangerous amounts of radio frequency (“RF”) radiation. Farina alleges the ... correlated with the intensity of its RF emissions. See In re Rural Telephone Cos., 18 F.C.C.R. 20802, ... "
Document | U.S. District Court — District of Maryland – 2004
In re Wireless Telephone Radio Frequency Emissions
"..."
Document | Court of Appeal of Louisiana – 2003
Motorola, Inc. v. Associated Indem. Corp.
"... ... wireless handheld telephones (cell phones). Class-action plaintiffs ... or alleviate customers' allegedly harmful exposure to radio frequency radiation. 1 Motorola is also a defendant in two ... In re Wireless Telephone Radio Frequency Emissions Products Liability Litigation, ... "

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