Solo and Small Firms
Aug. 3, 1999
Consumer Affairs
Consumer Affairs Plaintiffs' attorneys hope to further their image as protectors of the people by promoting new laws that would raise medical malpractice caps and open HMOs to litigation.
Pasadena plaintiffs' lawyer Ned Good views today's battles between big business and trial lawyers with a mixture of pride and indignation.
He recalls, in 1952, joining a group of trial lawyers who got together once a month in downtown Los Angeles restaurants to "network," though the expression didn't exist at the time. The La...
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