Project Lawsuit Abuse Newsmakers
Tort reformers have been turning up all over the internet recently. We took the liberty of rounding up some of the standouts. You may recognize a few friends of Project Lawsuit Abuse in there. Here are some of the newsmakers from around the country.
The Alabama Supreme Court’s Second Chance to Avoid “Tort Hell”
On Wednesday, September 4, the Alabama Supreme Court will hear arguments to determine whether it should reconsider its decision in Wyeth v. Weeks, a decision that sent shock waves through the State’s business community in January. – Alabama Media Group
We’re Keeping Our Eyes on Alabama!
A while back, we told you about an interesting theory of liability concocted by plaintiffs’ lawyers in Alabama. They attempted to sue a name brand drug manufacturer over injuries caused by the generic version of the drug. In other words, they sued a company that had no part in making the drug that hurt someone. Sounds crazy, right?
Project Lawsuit Abuse Newsmakers
Tort reformers have been turning up all over the internet recently. We took the liberty of rounding up some of the standouts. You may recognize a few friends of Project Lawsuit Abuse in there. Here are some of the newsmakers from around the country.
Has the Table Been Set for CEQA Reform?
The appetizers have been cleared and it looks like the table is being set for possible reform of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). While there are a large number of issues that one can discuss when it comes to CEQA reform, I will limit my comments to how to stop abusive CEQA lawsuits. – Fox and Hounds Daily
Project Lawsuit Abuse Newsmakers
Tort reformers have been turning up all over the internet over the past few days. We took the liberty of rounding up some of the standouts that hit over the past week. You may recognize a few friends of Project Lawsuit Abuse in there. Here are some of the newsmakers from around the country: