…of the forthcoming movie The Incredibles, from the fabulous animators at Pixar: “Mr. Incredible is a superhero; or he used to be, until a surge of lawsuits against superheroes submitted by the people they’ve saved forced the government to hide them in witness protection programs so they could lead normal, anonymous lives.” (plot summary at IMDB) (teasers and peeks) (via George M. Wallace’s “A Fool in the Forest” blog, Feb. 20; unrelatedly, Wallace also has a Feb. 23 post on bedbug litigation). More on “The Incredibles”: Oct. 25.
Plot premise…
…of the forthcoming movie The Incredibles, from the fabulous animators at Pixar: “Mr. Incredible is a superhero; or he used to be, until a surge of lawsuits against superheroes submitted by the people they’ve saved forced the government to hide them in witness protection programs so they could lead normal, anonymous lives.” (plot summary at […]
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Welcome Overlawyered Readers . . .
and many thanks to Walter Olson for linking here. Should any of you find yourselves interested in a somewhat more serious approach to current California law than you will find on this page, please let me refer you to this
Welcome Overlawyered Readers . . .
and many thanks to Walter Olson for linking here. Should any of you find yourselves interested in a somewhat more serious approach to current California law than you will find on this page, please let me refer you to this
Welcome Overlawyered Readers . . .
and many thanks to Walter Olson for linking here. Should any of you find yourselves interested in a somewhat more serious approach to current California law than you will find on this page, please let me refer you to this
“Do it for Mr. Incredible, Dad”
A six-year-old urges his parent to stay the course on liability reform. More on “The Incredibles” here, here and here at Overlawyered….