- Did certificate of merit law help? Pennsylvania malpractice filings drop [Pittsburgh Business Times]
- Illinois Civil Justice League has website opposing reviver legislation on Structural Work Act [DeepPocketsIllinois.com]
- If only we used more in vitro alternatives to animal testing, sighs Washington Post; Angry Toxicologist has different view;
- Fits right into progressive Chicago politics? [Franke-Ruta on Bill Ayers, WaPo "Trail"]
- What would unions do with the November sweep they're working toward? Unpopular card-check proposal is just the start [Strassel, WSJ; Rubin/Commentary, Shop Floor]
- Some thoughts on the selective identification of "international law" norms [Bader, CEI Open Market]
- More on how Fund for Public Interest Research squeezes its own employees while raising funds for anti-business groups (Forbes, earlier; more)
Around the web, April 18
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| Isaac Gorodetski Project Manager, Center for Legal Policy at the Manhattan Institute igorodetski@manhattan-institute.org |
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| Bridget Carroll Press Officer, Manhattan Institute bcarroll@manhattan-institute.org |



