Colorado Supreme Court ruling produces plaintiff windfall
by CTBC Director | 4:11 pm, November 28, 2010
Last week’s Colorado Supreme Court ruling in the Volunteers of America v. Gardenswartz case created a windfall win for personal injury trial lawyers (the “ambulance-chaser” set) and incidentally, some of the clients they represent, in collecting damage reimbursements above and beyond amounts actually paid.
The Colorado Supreme Court’s “Mullarkey Majority” (yes, Chief Justice Mary Mullarkey wrote [...]
Insurance company profits, trial lawyers and Saul Alinsky
by David K. Williams, Jr. | 8:08 am, February 12, 2010
In a speech on the Senate floor, (Sen. Harry Reid) attacked WellPoint and other “greedy insurance companies that care more about profits than people.”
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