Two Chears for Nicholas Fandos
…a damaging flat out lie. He or she must have known that it was a lie. The highest possible standard is very low compared to the level of the tort….
…a damaging flat out lie. He or she must have known that it was a lie. The highest possible standard is very low compared to the level of the tort….
…There are 6 malpractice cases, only one a COVID-19 misdiagnosis that resulted in death (three others are about nursing homes). There’s exactly one (1) miscellaneous wrongful death tort case outside…
…officials who employed the officer(s) to the tax payer. Even indirectly, tort can be an effective force for change. Most recently, a criminal court in Minneapolis, Minnesota convicted former police…
…because they didn’t wish to be labeled as activists. That would include some of the same outlets (Fred Hiatt and Leonard Downie of the Washington Post; Judith Miller et al…
…per mile at $1.48, plus 0.20 a mile for tort costs to deal with accidents. (Not a minor consideration given that carriers will be jumping on and off highways to…
…admit it). KP’s accusation is false. KP did not perform due or any diligence. I assert that KP’s conduct is a tort and totally unacceptable. Rather than accept it, I…
…to be on the road for about ten days next month talking to health care providers about reform, and hope to come home with some insider information (politicians and lawyers…
…of then House Speaker Newt Gingrich’s “Contract with America” legislative measures. He called it “common sense legal reform.” This was in the early and mid-nineties when many in Washington were…
…infrastructure, research, public-safety, and low-income programs. The Affordable Care Act’s Medicare cuts remain, but the military is spared, as is Social Security. There’s a vague individual tax reform plan that…
Lifted from Robert’s site: Ezra Klein defends an increased capital gains tax as necessary for distributionally neutral base broadening rate lowering tax reform.. I support a higher capital gains tax…