It’s great when lawyers mix humor into tight legal analysis. Therefore, I’ve taken the liberty of posting below an article that otherwise...

Courtesy of a November 20, 2014 post at the Columbia Blue Sky Blog,  the views of an SEC Commissioner as to its next 80 years....

Some say that change is the predominant theme in asbestos litigation. For 2014, some of the change arrives in the form of at least five...

Causation questions generate lots and lots of issues and fees in litigation regarding contaminated food. One can foresee an end to many...

Various litigation industry interests are involved in ongoing Delaware law debates about rules for shifting fees for litigation.  Also at...

Like so many of my friends, I’m very, very  tired of corporate America wasting the time of millions of users of computers through buggy...

Young people thinking about law school should consider first earning one or more degrees in science. Proof? See the following  press...

Too often in litigation, unfair things are happening, but it’s difficult to get one judge in one case to pay serious attention because...

More and more, it makes sense to expect the unexpected, at least when it comes to molecular findings. Said another way, science today is...

A new abstract on pleural plaques and subsequent lung cancers. Longer term studies do matter. So do more CT scans. Am J Respir Crit Care...

Ever had an idiotic business tell you: “Not our fault – the computer did it? ” Say, for example, maybe an irresponsible company such as...

Something is going to have to happen in the UK on asbestos after the recent consultation fiasco that was overturned by a UK judge. A...

Through the procedures of CMS under the statute governing regarding Medicare, there is news that Medicare is highly likely to start...

The Association for Molecular Pathology. The name by itself says a lot. Take a 5 minute look into the future by reading the list of...

Fraud, fraud, fraud. Some days one would think the “f” word is the only word known to some in the insurance industry, and some of their...

Problem: Insurer Discrimination Against Persons with Chronic Diseases Despite “Obamacare,” persons with chronic diseases continue to face...

Some Chicagoans at Northwestern have contributed a factual study to the arguments back and forth about caps on medical malpractice...

The tomorrows of the next 5-10 years could be very interesting. Consider the news set out in an October 28, 2014 BBC article regarding...

The headline is the view presented in an October 31, 2014 post by Paul Karlsgodt at the ClassActionBlawg.com. The point he makes in...

Genomics and other aspects of molecular biology will be a primary topic at the December 11 and 12, 2014 Benzene litigation conference...