As John Edwards prepares to face federal charges that he criminally violated campaign finance laws in 2008, some in the media, to whom the former trial lawyer lied repeatedly, nonetheless seem determined, incredibly enough, to potray the defendant sympathetically . . . → Read More: As Edwards’ Trial Begins, Some in Media Portray Shameless Liar, er, Lawyer Sympathetically
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April 12th, 2012
 Comments are closed  Uncategorized  John Edwards, Michael Leahy, Valerie Bauerlein, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post August 24th, 2011
Echoing growing concerns voiced by the high-tech and finanacial service sectors, ATRA president Tiger Joyce’s August 24 letter to the editor in the Wall Street Journal criticizes the patent troll-friendly federal courts in the Eastern District of Texas . . . → Read More: Will Surging Patent Litigation Make Eastern Texas the First Federal Court District to Be Declared a ‘Judicial Hellhole’? Comments are closed Judicial Hellholes Eastern District of Texas, patent trolls, Tiger Joyce, Wall Street Journal April 25th, 2011
The Wall Street Journal’s John Fund offered an interesting piece of analysis this past weekend, demonstrating that California, the #2 Judicial Hellhole, is losing employers and jobs to tort-reforming Texas . . . → Read More: California, #2 Judicial Hellhole, Losing Jobs to Tort-Reforming Texas Comments are closed Uncategorized California, jobs, John Fund, Sacramento Bee, Texas, Wall Street Journal March 24th, 2011
Evidence of costly trial-lawyer malfeasance has continued to mount with, among other items, the discovery in West Virginia that fraudulent chest X-rays were the catalyst for asbestos cases, runaway auto-accident fraud in South Florida and documentary film outtakes in which brazen plans to manipulate and intimidate a judge are openly discussed . . . → Read More: ATRA Renews Call for Congressional Hearings on Trial Lawyer Malfeasance Comments are closed Judicial Hellholes Bill Lerach, congressional hearings, Dickie Scruggs, fraudulent claims, Mel Weiss, Wall Street Journal February 25th, 2011
Though his ruling will likely be appealed by plaintiffs’ lawyers or their allies at the Department of Justice, U.S. District Judge Dan Aaron Polster in Ohio has ruled unconstitutional the so-called false marking law which has recently been exploited in a new wave of lawsuits that could bankrupt many consumer product manufacturers and kill countless jobs. . . . → Read More: Judge Rules Exploited ‘Patent Marking’ Law Unconstitutional February 10th, 2011
Tucked in among various belt-tightening job cuts and agency consolidations in the governor’s budget is the proposed creation of a new Department of Financial Regulation, controlled by a governor-appointed superintendent with ominously broad powers to promulgate new regulations and level lawsuits relating to banking, insurance and consumer protection. . . . → Read More: ATRA, NY Ally Take Aim at Gov. Cuomo’s Proposal for More Lawsuits February 9th, 2011
The newly released study by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration makes clear there are no design or manufacturing defects in the electronic throttle system of Toyota and Lexus vehicles. The only real question left is this: Will judges presiding over now discredited “unintended acceleration” lawsuits do the right thing and dismiss them? . . . → Read More: Experts Clear Toyota. Will Judges? Comments are closed Judicial Hellholes California, National Law Journal, toyota, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post |
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