• Couldn’t sue the bees for stinging, but could get a $1.6 million judgment against the emergency room doc [NJLRA]
• Eurodoom: “EU to ban selling eggs by dozen” [Telegraph]
• “Oklahoma’s Unnecessary Law to Ban Citation of Sharia and International Law” [Ku/Opinio Juris, earlier]
• Shortage of generic anesthetics, and what’s behind it [Throckmorton, Great Zs, earlier]
• Hardball litigation tactics contribute to bad odor of consumer debt buyers [Felix Salmon]
• Interview with blogger Carlos Miller (Photography is Not a Crime) [Simon Owens, Bloggasm]
• Conyers “oil spill” bill would slyly expand litigation chances elsewhere [Drug and Device Law]
• Prosecutors deploy hate crimes law against… mortgage fraud? [NYT via PoL] 241 inmates serving life sentences claimed the federal homebuyer tax credit [CNBC]

Filed under: debtor-creditor law, emergency medicine, Europe, hate crimes, international law, mortgages, pharmaceuticals