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Catching up on recent lawsuits

Posted on January 17, 2012 by Naomi

If I hadn’t had a really bad cold virus (the new ones are jolly: they have migrated from double-dipping to three-peats), I’d be up to date. Instead, I’m catching up. While coughing. (I can highly recommend Kleenex’s extra soft tissue. … Continue reading →

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Medical malpractice lawsuits from the doctor’s POV

Posted on December 21, 2011 by Naomi

You may not have noticed the modest piece, “Once Sued, Many Are Twice Shy,” in yesterday’s New York Times science section (it was on the page behind an article on lobotomy, starring the one applied to the head of Eva … Continue reading →

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A lawsuit against the NFL

Posted on December 15, 2011 by Naomi

I’m a football fan. Because I’m a woman (I think we have a sort of empathy unavailable to men), I was always the first in Giants stadium to notice if a player was hurt. When everyone else was screaming, I … Continue reading →

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