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October 12, 2008
Around the web, October 12
- In multiple cases, U.S. Supreme Court being asked to intervene in West Virginia state courts [Liptak, NYT]
- Employers buy big legal headaches when they ask for specifics from workers who call in sick. Better just to wave those intermittent FMLA requests through the gate? [NLJ]
- Investment advice: "as soon as you see that a corporation is adopting good governance practices, sell" [Ribstein on Jeff Lipshaw]
- Oh joy: California lawmakers regard federal HIPAA as too lenient so they've now enacted their own tougher medical privacy law [HIPAA blog and again]
- New Toxic Tort Litigation Blog is by William A. Ruskin and Daniella Landers
of Epstein Becker Green (via Kevin O'Keefe)
- Med mal: Mississippi Supreme Court weakens state's legislatively enacted certificate-of-merit law [Day on Torts]
Posted by Walter Olson at 11:18 AM
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