• UK: “Premiums to soar as accident claims lawyers push up cost of motor insurance, MPs hear” [Telegraph]
• John Stossel on death by FDA [Reason] Disapproving stance on e-cigarettes might cost lives [Balko] Company abandons pioneering stem-cell research after running up $45 million in costs to win FDA approval of initial safety tests [Technology Review] NYT can be obtuse about regulatory costs [Cowen]
• No, we’re not allowed to let you out of the van to relieve the call of nature [Ted at PoL]
• “Economic Damages Are Affirmed Though Plaintiff’s Earnings Rose After Accident” [NJLJ]
• A shame about the business climate in Hawaii [Inverse Condemnation]
• “Massachusetts Lawyer Loses License for a Year for Charging $93.8K Contingent Fee, Absent a Contingency” [Martha Neil, ABA Journal]
• Movement “rapidly gaining steam” in U.S. to prohibit anonymous sperm donation [Glenn Cohen, Prawfs]

Filed under: assisted reproduction, contingent fee, damages, FDA, Hawaii, United Kingdom