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August 2, 2007


More on Dickie Scruggs

In other post-Katrina insurance news, Mississippi trial lawyer Dickie Scruggs, a major force in post-hurricane contract-shredding litigation, is continuing in his battle with Mississippi Insurance Commissioner George Dale. Scruggs recently donated $250,000 to a group called Mississipians for Fair Elections, in a further attempt to drive Dale from office.

Calling himself "an advocate for families who continue to be abused by big insurance," this latest action is par for the course for Scruggs. For the full story, go here.

This action comes on the heels of Scruggs' earlier foray into cartooning.

Classy as always, Dickie.

Posted by James R. Copland at 5:49 PM | TrackBack (0)



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