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Best of 2007: January

  • John Edwards’s support for wacky warnings.
  • Author’s suit: Penguin labeled my book “black interest.”
  • Kentucky fen-phen litigation heats up—or, at least, the critical fee documentation did when the attorneys burned it.
  • Not a huge surprise: environmental lawsuits hurt environment.
  • I wasn’t impressed by a trial lawyer’s claim of “forgiveness” at the punitive damages stage.
  • Best or worst? Miscellaneous time-wasting spats with Bizarro-Overlawyered: medical malpractice; constitutional history; affluence, accidents and ad hominems; rollover economics.

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  • By Ted Frank
  • December 9, 2007
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