Statistics/Empirical Work FORUM ARCHIVE
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Securities fraud class actions on upswing again By Walter Olson, 07-29-2008 Interesting analysis in Exxon v. Baker: Pt. II By James R. Copland, 06-25-2008 Interesting analysis in Exxon v. Baker: Pt. I By James R. Copland, 06-25-2008 Ribstein and Perino debate Milberg Weiss By Ted Frank, 06-11-2008 "How Tort Reform Affects Insurance Markets" By Walter Olson, 05-28-2008 A response to Marc Rodwin; the Massachusetts medical malpractice crisis By Ted Frank, 05-22-2008 Massachusetts med mal: Prof. Marc Rodwin responds By Walter Olson, 05-20-2008 Marc A. Rodwin et al., Malpractice Premiums In Massachusetts By Ted Frank, 05-17-2008 National Law Journal on Michael LeRoy employment arbitration study By Ted Frank, 04-23-2008 LeRoy: "Do Courts Create Moral Hazard? When Judges Nullify Employer Liability in Arbitrations: An Empirical Analysis" By Ted Frank, 04-14-2008 Yes, Virginia, doctors respond to incentives By Ted Frank, 03-31-2008 The health costs of defensive medicine By Ted Frank, 03-04-2008 New Hyman/Black/Silver/Sage paper on med mal caps By Ted Frank, 02-01-2008 Obama and Behavioral Economics By Ted Frank, 01-10-2008 Long jury trials By Ted Frank, 10-26-2007 Public Citizen, "The Arbitration Trap" By Walter Olson, 10-18-2007 "Gap Seen Between Court-Appointed Lawyers and Public Defenders" By Ted Frank, 07-13-2007 Overestimates and underestimates of hedonic damages By David Rossmiller, 06-26-2007 "Sarbanes-Oxley and Corporate Risk-Taking" By Ted Frank, 06-15-2007 "Relapses Seen As Patients Abandon Treatment in Response to Negative Law Firm Ads" By Ted Frank, 06-14-2007 McQuillan responds to Point of Law By Ted Frank, 06-11-2007 Defense Costs in Medical Malpractice and Other Personal Injury Cases By Ted Frank, 06-07-2007 PRI responds to Posner By Ted Frank, 05-02-2007 Charles Silver on haircuts By Ted Frank, 04-03-2007 Posner & Becker on the PRI study By Ted Frank, 04-02-2007 Pacific Research Institute: Cost of American jackpot justice: $865 billion By Ted Frank, 03-27-2007 "Disparities Between Asbestosis and Silicosis Claims Generated By Litigation Screenings and Clinical Studies" By Ted Frank, 03-16-2007 Venue selection and bankruptcy outcomes By Walter Olson, 02-18-2007 What docs pay, and where By Walter Olson, 02-01-2007 Sen. Schumer and Mayor Bloomberg call for reform By Ted Frank, 01-26-2007 New York's workers'-comp mess By Walter Olson, 01-26-2007 Around the web, January 25 By Ted Frank, 01-25-2007 Does Sorry Work? By Ted Frank, 01-16-2007 Public Citizen on medical malpractice By Ted Frank, 01-13-2007 Securities class actions down in 2006 By Ted Frank, 01-05-2007 Foreign firms at a disadvantage in U.S. courts? By Walter Olson, 12-20-2006 Latest Tillinghast Towers-Perrin study By Ted Frank, 12-17-2006 "Do Defendants Pay What Juries Award? Post-Verdict Haircuts in Texas Medical Malpractice Cases, 1988-2003" By Ted Frank, 12-11-2006 Mine safety By Ted Frank, 12-07-2006 The declining benefits of listing in the US By Larry Ribstein, 11-28-2006 Ohio medical malpractice claim report By Ted Frank, 11-27-2006 Post-reform doctor supply in Texas III By Ted Frank, 11-13-2006 Post-reform doctor supply in Texas By Ted Frank, 11-06-2006 Did the PSLRA help shareholders? By Ted Frank, 10-25-2006 State Data Privacy Legislation By Jonathan B. Wilson, 10-18-2006 "The Growth of Erroneous Removal"? By Ted Frank, 10-11-2006 "The Impact of Caps on Damages. How are Markets for Medical Liability Insurance and Medical Services Affected?" By Ted Frank, 10-04-2006 Two views of the "CSI Effect" By Ted Frank, 08-03-2006 Effects of med-mal reforms By Walter Olson, 08-02-2006 Liability reform and the medically uninsured By Walter Olson, 07-30-2006 Pacific Research Institute, "U.S. Tort Liability Index" By Walter Olson, 07-28-2006 Med-mal: Harvard Public Health study, cont'd By Walter Olson, 07-27-2006 The Impact of State Laws Limiting Malpractice Damage Awards on Health Care Expenditures By Ted Frank, 07-18-2006 Slate's Med-Mal Hack Job By James R. Copland, 07-12-2006 Investment banking, securities analysis, and regulatory overreaction By Larry Ribstein, 06-23-2006 NAM legal database By Walter Olson, 06-23-2006 More on med-mal-study letters By Walter Olson, 06-20-2006 60 percent equals "almost every" By Walter Olson, 06-16-2006 Dataset on tort reforms By Walter Olson, 06-12-2006 Tabarrok in WSJ on malpractice insurance By Walter Olson, 05-22-2006 New MI Study on Medical Malpractice By James R. Copland, 05-18-2006 Blawg Review #56: Sex, Virtual Weddings, and Baseball By James R. Copland, 05-08-2006 More on medical-malpractice insurance By Ted Frank, 05-05-2006 Short-term Vioxx use study in Canadian Medical Association Journal By Ted Frank, 05-03-2006 Are tort filings down? By Ted Frank, 04-30-2006 Do medical malpractice caps affect care? By Ted Frank, 04-11-2006 AEI event: Medical Malpractice and Physician Supply By Ted Frank, 04-01-2006 $886 a person ($997 in W.V.) By Walter Olson, 03-30-2006 Viscusi vs. Eisenberg on punitives By Walter Olson, 03-16-2006 No surprise: NBER paper shows medmal reform works By Ted Frank, 03-13-2006 Latest Tillinghast Report Stirs Debate By Michael Krauss, 03-13-2006 Center for Science in the Public Interest caught red-handed By Ted Frank, 03-09-2006 AIR Study on Medical Malpractice By Martin F Grace, 03-07-2006 Another way lawyers make people unhappy By Ted Frank, 03-02-2006 Risks drop here. So why does liability increase here? By Michael Krauss, 02-24-2006 VIGOR authors respond to NEJM By Ted Frank, 02-22-2006 "Merit-Based Judging" By Ted Frank, 01-06-2006 Expert medical witnesses By Walter Olson, 12-18-2005 Mountains out of molehills: New England Journal of Medicine and VIGOR By Ted Frank, 12-08-2005 Blog discussion of Chamber securities study By Walter Olson, 12-07-2005 "Impact of Litigation on Small Business" By Walter Olson, 11-22-2005 Bulow: tobacco deal redistributes money between states By Walter Olson, 11-18-2005 Angoff's activities again By Walter Olson, 11-14-2005 More Refutation of Angoff's Report By Martin F Grace, 10-31-2005 Refuting Angoff on medical liability By Walter Olson, 10-31-2005 Sociopathically litigious, cont'd By Walter Olson, 10-27-2005 Paul Rubin on NAM Podcast By Ted Frank, 10-22-2005 "Actuaries Say Med-Mal Report Misled the Public" By Walter Olson, 10-19-2005 Med-mal paid claims, by state By Walter Olson, 10-18-2005 AJP's "Legal Reform Speaker's Resource" By Walter Olson, 10-17-2005 AEI event: Can Tort Reform Save Lives? By Ted Frank, 10-11-2005 Juries and DNA evidence By Walter Olson, 09-02-2005 Fewer cheers for contingency fees By Walter Olson, 08-25-2005 Two Cheers For Contingent Fees By Ted Frank, 08-24-2005 Lying with Statistics - Ernst v. Merck edition, Part II By Ted Frank, 08-23-2005 Decline in Number of Federal Trials Not Significant By Jonathan B. Wilson, 08-19-2005 Quantifying defensive medicine By Walter Olson, 08-18-2005 A New Look at Tort Reform --It May Save Lives By Martin F Grace, 08-15-2005 More Simplistic Tort Reform Research By Martin F Grace, 08-04-2005 Lying with Statistics - Ernst v. Merck edition By Ted Frank, 07-29-2005 Pennsylvania departing-docs study By Walter Olson, 07-25-2005 NERA study on securities class actions By Ted Frank, 07-21-2005 CJD's Med Math Part II By Martin F Grace, 07-13-2005 "Tort-uring the Data" By Walter Olson, 06-30-2005 Med Mal Costs 2004 By Martin F Grace, 06-29-2005 Public Trust in the Civil Justice System By Jonathan B. Wilson, 06-28-2005 Anesthesiologists and Malpractice By Ted Frank, 06-23-2005 Tillinghast attacked, defends itself By Walter Olson, 05-26-2005 How to lie with med-mal statistics: the Public Citizen version By James R. Copland, 05-06-2005 Professor Saks responds, as do I By Ted Frank, 05-02-2005 Study on Connecticut federal juries II By Ted Frank, 04-15-2005 Study on Connecticut federal juries By Ted Frank, 04-15-2005 "Learning from Asbestos Lawsuits" By Walter Olson, 04-09-2005 How to lie with statistics, medical malpractice edition By Ted Frank, 04-03-2005 ILR/Harris Survey results are in By James R. Copland, 03-08-2005 In Defense of the Economic Analysis of Regulation By Michael DeBow, 02-19-2005 Medical costs and bankruptcy II By Ted Frank, 02-16-2005 Medical costs and bankruptcy By Walter Olson, 02-14-2005 New class action study By James R. Copland, 02-10-2005 Tabarrok, Surowiecki on Vioxx By James R. Copland, 01-27-2005 Yes, MICRA worked By Walter Olson, 01-26-2005 $1,000 per American citizen By Walter Olson, 01-25-2005 More Media Matters By James R. Copland, 01-19-2005 Bob Herbert at it again By James R. Copland, 01-14-2005 New Tillinghast study By James R. Copland, 01-10-2005 Fallacies of probability: "Panel Seeks Better Disciplining of Doctors" By Ted Frank, 01-06-2005 Wyoming med-mal study By Walter Olson, 10-28-2004 The burden on small businesses By Walter Olson, 10-21-2004 Outcomes affect expert testimony By Ted Frank, 10-18-2004 Junk science in asbestos litigation By James R. Copland, 08-17-2004 Shareholder-suit trends By Walter Olson, 08-09-2004 Defense costs, around the country By Walter Olson, 08-05-2004 Medical malpractice: costly problems, real solutions By James R. Copland, 07-28-2004 CBO overview of research on effectiveness of tort reform By Walter Olson, 07-27-2004 Rand: MICRA cut Calif. med-mal outlays By Walter Olson, 07-13-2004 It's on... no, it's off By James R. Copland, 06-02-2004 Does tort reform affect insurance rates? II By Ted Frank, 05-19-2004 Does tort reform affect insurance rates? By Ted Frank, 05-19-2004 Update: Eisenberg/Miller study By Ted Frank, 05-18-2004 Economic Report of the President By Walter Olson, 05-18-2004 Newsweek vs. ATLA: Stuart Taylor, Jr. responds (II) By Walter Olson, 05-17-2004 Newsweek vs. ATLA: Stuart Taylor, Jr. responds (I) By Walter Olson, 05-17-2004 2003's largest verdicts By Ted Frank, 05-17-2004 Cost of U.S. liability sector in 2002: $233 billion By Walter Olson, 05-16-2004
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