From the Heights of Hypocrisy, to Mourning Ted Kennedy
The Injury Board has an ascerbic post by Mark Bello, who discusses one of the more notable examples of hypocrisy in the debate on tort reform: the U.S. Chamber of Commerce wants trial lawyers.
And speaking of hypocrisy, Rush Limbaugh declared yesterday that if Democrats used Ted Kennedy’s death to push through their “rationed” healthcare legislation, [...]
Around the Web the Legal Way
What’s the difference between being an attorney, and being a lawyer? Not all that much, say the folks at AboveTheLaw. They’ve even brought in an ethicist to explain. And a nice, cheesecakey photo of the law school graduate who labeled herself with one of said terms.
State Senator Hiram Monserrate, facing felony assault charges in Queens, lost [...]
There Oughtta Be a Law!
You knew it was going to happen. The combination of texting and walking would lead to disaster, or at least, cuts and scrapes. Which would be followed by a negligence suit. Yes, a Staten Island teen attempting to do both at once did not see the open manhole that she subsequently stepped into, and is [...]