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September 29, 2009
Around the web, September 29
- Financial woes at AAJ, the trial lawyers' lobby? [Washington Times, ShopFloor, Overlawyered]
- Theodore Eisenberg vs. U.S. Chamber liability survey of executives [WSJ Law Blog, SSRN via TortsProf]
- Mississippi high court said to have "effectively neutered" pre-lawsuit notice requirement of reform statute [Jackson Clarion-Ledger, background]
- On a proposed workplace cause of action: "My position is not pro-bullying, just anti-legislation." [Michael Fox, Employer's Lawyer]
- Legal history: "The Common Law Prohibition on Party Testimony and the Development of Tort Liability" [Kenneth Abraham, U. Va., Virginia Law Review via Concurring Opinions]
- NYT correctly perceives dangers in freelance private tax collection, which gives firms incentive to milk liens for maximum payout whether or not public interest coincides; wish they'd see the analogy with government hiring of counsel on contingency fee ["Tax Bills Put Pressure On Struggling Homeowners", August]
Posted by Walter Olson at 12:06 AM
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