- Interview with ICJL’s Ed Murnane on Madison County judiciary elections. [Madison County Record; see also Illinois Justice Blog]
- London pension fund: oops, we just sued BP [Point of Law]
- New York court throws out mold suit with systematic rebuttal of the junk science involved. [Point of Law]
- Next mass tort: anti-psychotic drugs. [Mass Tort Litigation Blog]
- “Vibrant, dynamic, gravitas, ambitious, hungry and 17 other words or phrases have been banned by one of Britain’s top recruitment agencies for fear of falling foul of new anti-ageism laws.” [Telegraph (h/t F.R.)]
- Israel Supreme Court: compensatory damages don’t include cost of prostitute visits. This actually reversed a lower-court decision to the contrary. [Avi Bell/PrawfsBlawg via Above the Law]
October 17 round-up
Interview with ICJL’s Ed Murnane on Madison County judiciary elections. [Madison County Record; see also Illinois Justice Blog] London pension fund: oops, we just sued BP [Point of Law] New York court throws out mold suit with systematic rebuttal of the junk science involved. [Point of Law] Next mass tort: anti-psychotic drugs. [Mass Tort Litigation […]
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