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Litigation Financing and Mass Torts
April 3, 2014
In "Would Litigation Financing Improve Mass Torts," the National Law Journal examines an article by ProfessorByron Stier suggesting that plaintiffs should be allowed to sell their claims to financial entities. As Chris mentioned in an earlier post, Byron's article was part of the "Perspectives on Mass Tort Litgiation" symposium held at Widener last April.
April 3, 2014
In "Would Litigation Financing Improve Mass Torts," the National Law Journal examines an article by ProfessorByron Stier suggesting that plaintiffs should be allowed to sell their claims to financial entities. As Chris mentioned in an earlier post, Byron's article was part of the "Perspectives on Mass Tort Litgiation" symposium held at Widener last April.
LSAT Test-Takers Continue to Decline; October Number is Lowest Since 1998
November 10, 2013
The number of people taking the Law School Admission Test continues to drop. Only 33,673 people took the LSAT in October, an 11 percent decline from the previous year, report the National Law Journal and the Wall Street Journal Law Blog (sub. req.). The new number is a 45 percent drop from the all-time high reached in October 2009.
November 10, 2013
The number of people taking the Law School Admission Test continues to drop. Only 33,673 people took the LSAT in October, an 11 percent decline from the previous year, report the National Law Journal and the Wall Street Journal Law Blog (sub. req.). The new number is a 45 percent drop from the all-time high reached in October 2009.
“The Pros and Cons of ADR Clauses”
November 4, 2013
Article by that title in this morning’s National Law Journal (here). Of course, with that title, it could have been book-length. ...
November 4, 2013
Article by that title in this morning’s National Law Journal (here). Of course, with that title, it could have been book-length. ...
