Justinian Lane
Inter Alia on the Internet – TGIF Edition
But not the TGI Friday’s edition as they haven’t offered any lucrative sponsorship deals. And the last time I went there, my “chicken” may have been an old shoe.
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Perhaps the “reform” movement should relocate to Russia, since the judges in Russia already share their views on sexual harassment cases: "If we had no sexual harassment we would have no children," the judge ruled. Fun fact: Only three women have ever won a sexual harassment lawsuit against a male employer in Russia.
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“Drug disasters are literally built into the current system of drug testing and approvals in the United States…” That’s no news to TortDeform readers. Do follow the link and view the slide show.
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I actually think we’re going to find a way to provide universal healthcare in the next ten years. Why? Because “A new study suggests that the huge volume of uninsured and underinsured people may be seriously cutting into drugmakers’ sales.” And if there’s one thing our Congress won’t stand for, it’s anything cutting into drugmakers’ sales.
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Some law firms are “getting it” and realize that the way to attract talented lawyers is to let them litigate.
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I’ve written quite a bit lately about how the self-regulating medical profession isn’t regulating itself. Now we’ve got a case of the self-regulating legal profession failing to do the same. Why not let doctors regulate lawyers and vice versa? (That’s a joke, btw.)
Posted at 3:23 PM, Aug 08, 2008 in Roundup | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
