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April 28, 2009
Around the web, April 28
- Watch out Colorado, there's a push in the state legislature to expand employment-law damages [one-page summary, PDF, from Colorado Civil Justice League]
- Showdown: can California cities and counties hire contingency-fee lawyers? [Genova, more, yet more]
- Q&A about legal blogging with securities law expert Kevin LaCroix of D & O Diary [LexBlog]
- Penn Journal of Constitutional Law has symposium on prison and corrections litigation with contribution from Sarah Vandenbraak Hart, well known advocate of prisoner-suit reform [Prawfsblawg]
- Let's have our lawyers jump up and down with cleats on the vaccine business, not as if we might need it some day or anything: "Polio Victim's 30-Year Crusade Garners $22.5 Million Award" [NYLJ]
- In road to GOP revival, lawsuit reform should fit in naturally as an issue [Denis Calabrese, Newsweek]
Posted by Walter Olson at 12:03 AM
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