The Legal Landscape for Plaintiffs in an Obama Administration
Today, many of us are at work in the physical sense, but our minds are elsewhere. They are on the election for the next President of the United States. As we head into this hugely significant day (note that I resisted the use of the word “historic,” which has been used so much by journalists [...]
Oh Mama, Did I Hear Obama Right?
I thought it was a bad dream–that I had nodded off while watching the most recent presidential debate and experienced a nightmare in which Barack Obama had proudly announced to the viewing public that he had supported tort reform. But then my wife confirmed that Obama, my candidate, the People’s candidate, the Great Black Hope, [...]
You’ve Got to Serve Somebody, But Make Sure It’s Not God
In a case of apparent first impression, a Nebraska court has ruled that proper service can never be effectuated upon God. An AP wire story in today’s NY Times reported that the longest serving state senator in Nebraska history, Ernie Chambers, had sought a “permanent injunction” against God due to God’s terrorisitc threats against Chambers, and [...]