What is the Purpose of Litigation? “The welfare of each of us is dependent fundamentally upon the welfare of all of us[...]” – Theodore Roosevelt I have been inspired recently by the American Association for Justice's Take Justice Back initiative, which fights back against corporations that perpetuate unjust practices. As a strong proponent of our Seventh Amendment rights, it made me start thinking about the true purpose behind ... [News Source]

What is the Purpose of Litigation? “The welfare of each of us is dependent fundamentally upon the welfare of all of us[...]” – Theodore Roosevelt I have been inspired recently by the American Association for Justice's Take Justice Back initiative, which fights back against corporations that perpetuate unjust practices. As a strong proponent of our Seventh Amendment rights, it made me start thinking about the true purpose behind ... [News Source]

What is the Purpose of Litigation? “The welfare of each of us is dependent fundamentally upon the welfare of all of us[...]” – Theodore Roosevelt I have been inspired recently by the American Association for Justice's Take Justice Back initiative, which fights back against corporations that perpetuate unjust practices. As a strong proponent of our Seventh Amendment rights, it made me start thinking about the true purpose behind ... [News Source]

Illinois couple get probation for bankruptcy fraud A southeastern Illinois couple have been sentenced to three years of probation for fraudulently hiding a nearly $112,000 legal settlement from a bankruptcy trustee. [News Source]

Illinois couple get probation for bankruptcy fraud A southeastern Illinois couple have been sentenced to three years of probation for fraudulently hiding a nearly $112,000 legal settlement from a bankruptcy trustee. [News Source]

Dow Starts Another Streak; Problem Is, It's a Losing One Cyprus' bailout terms cause markets to fall lower. [News Source]

Smart Bombs: A dose of health skepticism – Sun, 24 Feb 2013 PST At a Thursday public presentation on overtreatment in medicine, Dr. Richard Deyo displayed a New Yorker cartoon with a doctor saying to a patient, “You may believe you’ve been overcharged, but remember you’re overmedicated.” That’s as funny as it got, as Deyo politely but firmly pushed the concept of evidence-based medicine at his Riverpoint Campus speech. Deyo is the Kaiser Permanente professor ... [News Source]