My parents are originally from the Bronx. So it should come as no surprise that I’m a “dyed in the wool” Yankees fan. Sorry Red Sox fans, but having a couple of years of success does not a dynasty make. He’s old enough that he actually saw Babe Ruth play and he idolized Lou Gehrig. … Continued
Depending on the source, millions of Americans and other people worldwide have read, watched the news, or heard about Edward Snowden, a hero in the eyes of some and a traitor in the eyes of others. However, in the legal community, perhaps the million (or even million-plus) dollar question is not “where’s Snowden,” or “is … Continued
Yes, you read correctly – the title of this blog is Existential Damages and the Future of Expert Testimony. I’m talking about Italy, not the United States. It may never come to pass here in the new world, but it is a fascinating leap into understanding the impact of misbehavior. There’s a recent article about … Continued
304 U.S. 64, 58 S. Ct. 817, 82 L. Ed. 1188 (1938) Oh no, not Erie! It seems like only yesterday that my Civil Procedure professor was screeching in his high-pitched, whiny, ear-piercing voice: “read to the end of the line, Mr. Heller, read to the end of the line!” Of course, the joke’s on … Continued
