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IN THIS ISSUE...
The Importance of a National Law Firm Network
Cutting-Edge Approaches for Managing Mass Tort Litigation in the New Millenium
USLAW Transportation Practice Group Meeting to be Held in Boulder, Colorado, August 5-7, 2004
Department of Labor Modifies "White Collar" Exemption Rules
USLAW Member Firm to the Rescue
USLAW Member Spotlight
U.S. Supreme Court Permits Affirmative Defense for Constructive Discharge Cases
The "Galatis" Loophole
District of Columbia Court of Appeals Invalidates New Hours of Service Rule
The Big Apple Was a Big Success
Seventh Circuit Upholds Anti-Stacking Clauses
ACOG Research Results In Reevaluation Of Fetal Brain Injuries
Recent Trial Results of USLAW Member Firms
Hall Booth Avows the Only Thing Better Than Virginia Home Cooking is LeClair Ryan
Employers Score a Victory with the NLRB!
The Latest Weapon in the Arsenal of the Plaintiff's Bar: The Tort of Abuse Process
The Tripartite Relationship - Ethical and Practical Considerations
USLAW Construction Group Meets in Cleveland
Paid Family Leave Creates New Benefits For Employees and Increased Legal Concerns for California Employers
USLAW Member News
Are Medicare Set-asides Required in Cases Other than Workers’ Compensation?
The HIPAA Privacy Rule Contains Estate Planning Considerations
California Legislature Makes Confidentiality Provisions Difficult in Elder Abuse Cases
Same-Sex Marriages: Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Ruling Enables Gay Couples to Marry
USLAW QUICK POLL

Often, one or more of the following states is depicted as the most "unfriendly" state for litigation for an out of state corporation. Which state do you believe is deserving of the label: "Tort Hell"?

Alabama

California

Florida

Mississippi

Texas

West Virginia

Other

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