Follow POL on Twitter - More reaction to the King & Spalding sell-out. [ATL; WSJ; Gillers quoted @ NYT; Reynolds; Rubin @ WaPo; Powerline; earlier @ POL]
- Judge in bogus atrazine litigation in Madison County upset at judicial hellhole characterization, but demonstrates it in permitting admission of irrelevant defense-strategy document. [St.L. Post-Dispatch; Alton Telegraph; MC Record; earlier @ POL]
- "What trial lawyers want," heavily citing our own Carter Wood. [Freddoso]
- The Taco Bell PR defense—but don't expect an apology from Beasley Allen for their frivolous class action. [Trask]
- IJ wins eminent domain battle in San Diego. [AP; IJ]
- NLRB claims Boeing's decision to expand South Carolina production violates labor law, but Boeing poorly situated to complain about government diktats. [Carney @ Examiner; Olson link roundup]
Around the web, April 26
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| Isaac Gorodetski Project Manager, Center for Legal Policy at the Manhattan Institute igorodetski@manhattan-institute.org |
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| Katherine Lazarski Press Officer, Manhattan Institute klazarski@manhattan-institute.org |
