Government
Nov. 30, 2006
Group Sees SEC as Congressional Bypass to Tort Reform
LOS ANGELES - With the Democratic Party poised to take control of Congress, tort reformers were expected to fade into the background.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - With the Democratic Party poised to take control of Congress, tort reformers were expected to fade into the background.
But today, an influential group of investors, lawyers, academics and business leaders is set to unveil an ambitious set of tort-reform proposals.
In an end-run ...
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