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November 20, 2008


Around the web, November 20
  • Sorry, docs: new health czar Daschle is a longtime trial lawyer ally [Overlawyered]
  • Union-backed ad campaign for EFCA begins; just what economy needs now, business-labor Armageddon [L.A. Times]
  • As electronic discovery proliferates, so do tactical allegations of spoliation, often hard to defend against [Texas Lawyer]
  • California's sanctions rule for grossly unfounded litigation is almost identical to federal Rule 11, but can have slightly different interplay with procedure [CalBizLit]
  • Illinois Supreme Court decision discusses at length the development of defective design standards in product liability [Scheuerman, TortsProf]
  • Louisiana attorney discipline action provides a look inside one "settlement mill" [Pero]

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