I hope that this Easter was good. The following are some of the personal injury stories and blog posts that I found the interest during the last week.
Bob Kraft discusses the use of some sanity's continued effort to the Byzantine maze of personal injury lawyers face when attempting to work with Medicare liens. He is a summary of the passing of a new law, the wisdom in that simplifies the process of counting: "[W] hen the Chamber and the trial lawyers ' associations agreed on the proposed legislation, it is difficult to think of an excuse not to pass." Walter Olson reports information about the lawsuit, which sought to Overlawyered, finds the practice of unlawful McDonald Happy meals, a rejection of the toy. I do not know if it is a good idea to put the toys in Happy meals. I know that kids like to get them, but perhaps it is the poor food and toys that are a bad idea. But not all bad idea should lead to a trial, right?Max Kennerly type defence medicine and what may be the new trend of the Syytt?ess? is not appropriate for a medical malpractice lawyers doctors ails passes through the health care system. I have written this zillion times (here, here, here, here, and here, just on). How the structure of the appellate brief. GlaxoSmithKline is trying to pretend that it is in the Delaware. We all get it does not want to respond to Glaxo in its home Member State and to the citizens of Delaware, pretend, it is because the Delaware-all 500 square feet to the Fire to protect the company's own nationals, the Director wants. Because the companies are also the people, you know. I'm okay with their legal strategy, although really, they should tell the few people as possible.
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