The Intersection Among Torts, Science, Corporate Law, Insurance & Bankruptcy
It feels as if courts are running out of patience or tolerance for litigants who 1) are repeat players in the litigation industry, and 2) abuse judicial processes such as discovery. For a recent example, see this February 23, 2018 post at Francis Pileggi’s Delaware law blog. In it, Mr. Pileggi provides a cogent summary of a significant order on discovery sanctions. Readers will judge for themselves, but it feels to me as if there are indeed larger messages in this opinion.
As if to highlight my point about strategic lawsuits taking on more importance, this week ended with another voting machine company filing a defamation suit against numerous defendants who were part o
As noted on Monday, it seems there are more and more strategic defamation suits against media in the US. Perhaps the trend includes the UK? One can wonder based on this new article regarding Prince Ha
It seems 2021 is going to be quite the year for strategic, defamation lawsuits against proven liars. The articles by lawyers are flowing. With a hat tip to Steve Hedley for his January 31 post, note t