• Celebrated as the “most insane amusement park ever,” New Jersey’s notorious Action Park reopens, minus some of its most extreme hazards [National Post]
• Insurance industry study finds attorneys getting into higher share of auto crash claims [IJ]
• Medical monitoring cases, once seen as wave of future, have not fared well in court [Steven Boranian, DDL]
• “Florida high court’s irrational ‘rational basis’ rejection of state tort reform undermines Rule of Law” [William W. Large, Washington Legal Foundation]
• For a sense of where tort pressure is being felt, list of litigation groups at AAJ (including newly formed groups) often provides clues;
• Los Angeles jury finds team partly liable in $14 million negligent security award for man beaten in Dodger Stadium parking lot [AP]
• “Perhaps this is the first of a wave of hose-entanglement cases” [Lowering the Bar, Louisiana]

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