A recent New York Times piece rightly blames today’s “boring” playgrounds on personal injury lawyers and their parasitic, opportunistic lawsuits that have, during the past few decades, managed to take most of the challenge and practically all of the fun out of jungle gyms and slides . . . → Read More: Ten-Foot Jungle Gyms and the Risks of Life
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June 27th, 2011
Miami Herald TV critic Glenn Garvin saved tort reformers some time by writing a scathing review of “Hot Coffee,” the latest trial lawyer propaganda film . . . → Read More: Miami Herald: Trial Lawyer Propaganda Film, ‘Hot Coffee,’ Not So Hot April 27th, 2011
A new study reported by the New England Journal of Medicine indicates that nursing homes providing excellent care are nearly as likely to be sued as those providing lesser care, putting the lie to personal injury lawyers’ long-time claim that their lawsuits work to improve care, not just their personal fortunes . . . → Read More: Litigation Doesn’t Improve Nursing Home Care, And Barney Frank Is Ready to Support Tort Reform  Comments are closed  Uncategorized  Barney Frank, Forbes, Medical Liability, New England Journal of Medicine, New York Times, The Hill |
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