David Giacalone reviews An Almost Life by Kevin Mednick, a novel by an upstate plaintiff’s personal injury lawyer. A snippet of the review:
If you enjoy novels about (realistic) lawyers and lawyering, or you’re looking to be entertained by characters you care about, while learning a bit about the human predicament and the workings of an important (and often misunderstood) social institution, you should read An Almost Life;
David Fischer at Antitrust Review puts up Blawg Review #149;
Six days in jail for an overdue book might not be the best use of taxpayer money (Quizlaw);
The Health Wonk Review is up at Jon Coppelman’s Workers Comp Insider;
A day in the life of a New York emergency room…and a good time to count your blessings (NY Emergency Medicine);
And the Personal Injury Law Round-Up celebrates its first birthday with a post at Perlmuttter & Schuelke. And a year’s worth of great personal injury links shows that the American Bar Association doesn’t know jack about blogging.