If you’re not following my other site, here’s some of what you’re missing:

• Advance-fee fraud (“Nigerian 419”) scam emails that pose as international product-liability payouts;
• Coverage of the recent Washington, D.C. developments on med-mal reform [Carter Wood and more];
• The soil from which ACORN grew;
• Judges keep swatting down California’s efforts to run its own foreign policy through reparations litigation;
• Which college majors lead to the lowest scores on the LSAT? Why, the most law-related ones;
• And the legal ethics of settlement negotiations.

Why not add Point of Law to your Google Reader or other RSS reader today, along of course with Overlawyered, if you haven’t yet?

Filed under: California, ethics, fraud, legal blogs, medical malpractice, reparations