Follow POL on Twitter - I'm quoted. "Cobell Concludes with the Rich getting Richer." [Indian Country Today; earlier]
- One problem with Cobell is the commonality of the sprawling Trust Administration class. Another D.D.C. court recently decertified a class because of similar commonality problems. [Trask; Lightfoot v. DC]
- California court creates implied right of action to sue insurers. Insurance Journal
- "A Supreme Court win for political speech." [Will @ WaPo]
- Roger Parloff's Lago Agrio litigation financing story no longer behind paywall. [Fortune]
- "Hypotheses are verified by testing, not by submitting them to lay juries for a vote." S.D. Fla. rejects junk-science lawsuit accusing Fixodent of causing myelopathy. [In re Denture Cream Prod. Liab. Lit. via Oliver]
- CPSC overregulation of cribs costing tens of millions. [Olson; CFIF]
- Another voice against TSA security theater, [Bloomberg]
Around the web, July 12
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| Isaac Gorodetski Project Manager, Center for Legal Policy at the Manhattan Institute igorodetski@manhattan-institute.org |
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| Laura Eyi Press Officer, Manhattan Institute leyi@manhattan-institute.org |
