Which means, for the NFL, aggressive deployment of trademark lawyers time. Earlier here, here, here, here, here, here, and here.
Chronicling the high cost of our legal system
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Point of Law- 9/11 Worker-Dust SettlementI had a column in Saturday's New York Post, which looked at the contours of the settlement agreement reached between New York City and the 9/11-cleanup workers allegedly injured by dust. The proposed settlement suggests that the City hopes to... […]James R. Copland
- "Thimerosal-autism test cases dismissed"Kathleen Seidel has details of another advance for vaccine sanity.... […]Walter Olson
- Authorities on everythingSome expert witnesses that get hired in liability cases remind Beck & Co. of the shtick of comic "Professor" Irwin Corey [Drug & Device Law]... […]Walter Olson
- New Jersey's jurisdictional grab, cont'dGarden State reformer Marcus Rayner warns that the New Jersey Supreme Court has gone out on a pro-plaintiff limb -- too far out for Justices Roberto Rivera-Soto and Helen Hoens, who each filed a dissenting opinion. Earlier here.... […]Walter Olson
- The two best statements delivered Thursday in CongressJane M. McFetridge, managing partner of Jackson Lewis LLP's Chicago office, testified at the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions hearing, "A Fair Share for All: Pay Equity in the New American Workplace." She was the only one... […]Carter Wood
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