http://www.becker-posner-blog.com/archives/2005/01/comment_on_tort.html I agree with Richard Posner that the ability to sue against medical malpractice, drunk drivers, and sellers of defective and dangerous products induces doctors, producers, and others to pay closer attention to what they do. I also agree that... en-us http://personal-injury-lawyer-1.6x/ Personal injury attorneys and lawyers typically represent clients (plaintiffs) who have been injured either financially or physically due to the fault of another. http://www.pointoflaw.com/archives/000874.php At the Becker-Posner Blog, this week's topic is liability reform (Posner first, then Becker). Without seeking to respond to all of their views, some of which come across as persuasive and others as highly idiosyncratic, it is noteworthy that in... http://www.pejmanesque.com/archives/009140.html The subject of the week at the Becker-Posner blog is tort reform. One would expect Richard Posner to start the conversation on this issue, and so he does: The costs of malpractice premiums are only about 1 percent of total... http://www.cleavelin.net/archives/00001532.htm Judge Richard Posner offers up some skeptical thoughts on "tort reform" in medical malpractice cases. http://hidesight.co.nz/index.php?p=794 One of my favourite blogs is by Nobel Prize winner Gary Becker and quite likely future (see the Eclectic Econoclast) Nobel Prize winner Richard Posner. One writes a post -- the other posts a reply. The wonders of the net: here we are being exposed t...