We’ve posted another batch of letters to the editor, including one from David Giacalone commenting on the recent case in which a Washington state jury hit the state with $8.8 million in damages for not preventing an assault by youths in foster care; a note from an Ontario barrister pointing out that both Canada and Great Britain maintain specialized commercial courts, a trend that is spreading in this country as well; letters on Fox v. Franken and on malpractice insurers’ investments; and, last but certainly not least, a humdinger of a letter from someone who is really, really upset that anyone would have the temerity to write the sorts of things we publish in this space (“Are you even a lawyer?”, he demands to know).
New letters to the editor
We’ve posted another batch of letters to the editor, including one from David Giacalone commenting on the recent case in which a Washington state jury hit the state with $8.8 million in damages for not preventing an assault by youths in foster care; a note from an Ontario barrister pointing out that both Canada and […]
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