With all the football and recovery from partying on New Years’ and MLK weekends, you might have missed some of our biggest posts of the month:
- Trial lawyer Mark Lanier visits our comments section to talk about the Vioxx settlement. We had continuing coverage of the $4.85 billion settlement, and Ted spoke at an AEI panel on the subject broadcast on C-SPAN.
- Walter’s phenomenal coverage of the Dickie Scruggs scandal: Jan. 13, Jan. 14, Jan. 15, and Jan. 16 (Joey Langston); Jan. 17; Jan. 21; Jan. 29.
- The “pro-consumer” bills before Congress that hurt consumers.
- Three cases of catastrophic injury to children, three deep-pocketed bystanders asked to pay.
- Racially “targeting” predatory subprime loans? The NAACP and Baltimore suits.
- Another case of employment litigation hurting employees.
- The Nataline Sarkisyan case, and the lies John Edwards (and Wikipedia) tell about it.
- Suit: You kept me from jumping off the Empire State Building.
- The Banita Jacks case and followup.
- Police more likely to sleep with than arrest prostitutes.
- Sangria illegal in Virginia?
