I’ve been scanning some of the 2,000 posts that accumulated in my RSS feed reader while on trial and these jumped out of interest:
So that’s how tort “reform” gets done (Justinian Lane @ TortDeform): regarding the very wide disparity in money spent by big business and consumer groups for lobbying efforts. Coverage of a NYT article on the subject at TortBurger;
New York Chief Justice Judith Kaye to be leaving? (Scott Greenfield @ Simple Justice);
Clifford Shoemaker gets sanctioned (Seidel@ Neurodiversity). He is the attorney that issued an extraordinarily abusive subpoena to Kathleen Seidel, and she fought back and won. The court wasn’t kind to him. (Previously here: Abuse of Process: Blogger, Unrelated to Action, Hit With Subpoena; and Subponea on Blogger Seidel Quashed; Attorney Shoemaker May Be Sanctioned);
George Carlin is dead. He didn’t pass away (Randazza @ The Legal Satyricon);
The first ever thong lawsuit? (Day @ Day on Torts);
New York’s medical disciplinary system makes the news (Scheurman @ TortsProf);
In voir dire, does a bumper sticker tell you anything? (Reed @ Deliberations);
So that’s what happened in the world of personal injury law while I was on trial (Schuelke, Personal Injury Law Round-Up, #67)
So that’s what happened in the world of law while I was on trial (Blawg Review #165 at French-law.net)
What impact do medical malpractice caps have? (Miller @ Maryland Injury Law);
And that is one hell of a hailstorm (Coffield @ Health Care Law Blog)