Loser Pays' Tort Reform: Greater Justice, Lower Cost Posted by Emily Solomon, OCPA Intern on December 3rd, 2008

The Manhattan Institute for Policy Research has issued a report extolling the virtues of a "loser pays" rule. Here is an excerpt from the "Executive Summary:

I don't remember the editorialists of the Wall Street Journal ever having been as specifically favorable about loser-pays as they were in their Jan. 27 editorial "Tort Reform ...

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