Litigation
Jun. 30, 2006
In 'Kircher,'Supreme Court Disappoints Tort Reformers
LOS ANGELES - Advocates of tort reform found a reason to gripe and a reason to be hopeful this U.S. Supreme Court session.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Advocates of tort reform found a reason to gripe and a reason to be hopeful this U.S. Supreme Court session.
After taking up Kircher v. Putnam, the high court appeared poised to land a serious blow to plaintiffs' lawyers who use the state-court system to evade the more-restrictive rules of federal court.
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