Carter Wood has been doing great things lately with the National Association of Manufacturers' Shop Floor blog, which often treats legal reform topics. Since Monday he's also been posting up a storm guestblogging at Point of Law. Topics include: ATLA/AAJ's juvenile pre-nose-thumbing at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's 2008 Lawsuit Climate Report (which, like similar studies from ATRA and Pacific Research Institute, tries to pick best and worst state legal environments); the employment-litigation-expanding Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act (more); some thoughts on journalistic shield laws; and sundry reports from the Geoffrey Fieger trial, Florida politics, and Texas Supreme Court-watching.
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