By Scott Sumner and Christopher Dolan
Remember the collateral source rule from law school? Its ranking on the law student scale of understanding is somewhere between the rule against perpetuities and the rule of thumb.
Although vaguely familiar to many lawyers, the collateral source rule is critical to people injured by the wrongful conduct of manufacturers, Big Tobacco, employers and bad drivers, among others. What the collateral sou...
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