This time it’s Ed Murnane of the Illinois Civil Justice League presenting a tour of the various candidates’ stands on civil justice reform (Oct. 15; ritual disclaimer).
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Point of Law- EEOC filings hit new recordIn case you doubted that employment discrimination litigation is entering a new period of expansion: In 2008, the EEOC received 95,402 private sector charges of discrimination, which is a 15.2% increase from 2007....Walter Olson
- New Civil Justice Report on Loser PaysThe Manhattan Institute Center for Legal Policy today released a report by senior fellow Marie Gryphon, Greater Justice, Lower Cost: How a Loser Pays Rule Would Improve the American Legal System. The report concludes: The United States pays a high...James R. Copland
- Sports Bars and Tort LawSome humorous support of the Manhattan Institutes (and Marie Gryphons) superb new study on legal fees comes from the Washington Examiners editorial page editor, who says we lawyers have a lot to learn from the denizens of sports bars. Good...Michael Krauss
- Blogs from big law firmsNot too long ago it was still a relatively novel idea for large law firms to sponsor or otherwise sanction blogging by their member lawyers or allied professionals. Now GeekLawBlog has a running total of 141 such blogs from 56...Walter Olson
- Jury vindicates Chevron in Nigeria brutality caseIn a stinging rebuke to a small army of progressive American academics, journalists, foundation grantmakers, and others whove promoted the case for years, a San Francisco jury has cleared the Chevron Corporation of all liability in the civil suit filed...Walter Olson
- EEOC filings hit new record
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- A Little Short on Specifics, No?The New York Times editorializes in favor of "sound gun-control laws." Which ones? "Reasonable gun-control laws," which can now be enacted following the "gun lobby"'s defeat in November. (No word...Eugene Volokh
- The Story of the Schechter Poultry Case:Economist Steven Horwitz has a fascinating post on the history behind the Schechter Poultry case, the 1935 Supreme Court decision that struck down the National Industrial Recovery Act -...Ilya Somin
- Chambliss Wins in Geogia, Holding on to Contested GOP Senate Spot:Looks like the Democrats won't get to 60 in the Senate. Here's the news from Georgia's runoff election:...Orin Kerr
- Speech Before the Penn Libertarians:Readers in the Philadelphia area may be interested to know that I will be giving a speech tomorrow for the University of Pennsylvania Libertarians at 8:30 PM in Houston Hall, Rm....Ilya Somin
- Damage Caps and Medical Malpractice LitigationThanks Eugene, for inviting me to join the conspiracy – and thanks to those who welcomed me in advance of my actually doing anything to deserve such treatment. To be...David Hyman
- A Little Short on Specifics, No?