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Posted in Litigation, Tort Reform on Mar 9th, 2010
I have nothing against Lindsay Lohan, she is a troubled but talented individual who I hope finds her way. I do have a larger problem with the attorney or attorneys who are feeding her (and others) delusional paranoia. She is suing E-Trade for 100 million dollars because baby Lindsay is a milkaholic and she is [...]
Posted in Change, Delaware GOP, Election 2009, Ethics, Liberalism, Manufactured Homes, Obama, Regional Politics, Schwartzkopf, Sock Puppeteering, Taxes, Tort Reform, Unions on Sep 11th, 2009
37th District candidate Rob Robinson was on WGMD yesterday afternoon and I took the time to tune in a check it out. Bill Colley came right out of the gate with questions about the candidate’s relationship to “Working Families For Delaware’s Future.” a group that was canvassing the 37th with “hit” literature about Robinson’s opponent, [...]
Posted in Healthcare, Tort Reform on Jul 31st, 2009
The Burgess amendments for tort reform in health care were all defeated in the House Energy and Commerce Committee. Obviously the blue dog deal did not include tort reform. Some of our readers will be happy to read this news while others will think an opportunity has been missed.
Posted in Litigation, Sports, Tort Law, Tort Reform on Jun 11th, 2009
I am not kidding. A male attorney makes a hundreds-of-miles trip to purposely put himself into a womens’-geared promotion for Breast Cancer Awareness and turns around and sues for gender discrmination. Apparently he’s close to a half-million+ dollar settlement. My wife was almost was killed in 2005 by a negligent *itch who passed people on [...]
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