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From Colorado, and particularly the Durango Herald , we get to see firsthand one of the truly significant problems with tort “reform.”  Its supporters are not intelligent.  The dead giveaway comes when... Read More

Hopefully you have all seen the steering wheel desk for sale at Amazon.com.  The important thing is the “comments” section.  Many are hysterically funny.  And they should be, since they are in... Read More

Today’s Washington Times has a commentary post by a person who claims the title of “doctor,” Dr. Jason D. Fodeman.  I say that because the writer addresses the high costs of so-called... Read More

We should not be surprised that surgeons, like everyone else, suffer from burnout and depression, according to a new study reported in The Annals of Surgery.  But we should be surprised, and... Read More

The simple answer is: lawyers actually have work to do. Often, that is why they buy computers.  Therefore, lawyers who want to get work done must buy computers that work. ... Read More

Ahhhh! Winter! That magical time when fresh snow makes everything look clean for a moment, we’re all taken back to childhood memories of carefree snow days , and…oh, yeah, the... Read More

The New York State Bar Association, of which I am proud to be a member, is yet another nationally recognized and bipartisan organization that sees through the tort “reform” movement. ... Read More

The NY Daily News reported yesterday that New York State judges, long overdue for a salary increase, had at least gotten some money for a change.  But it was not the highly... Read More