lawdog22

I'm glad you noticed that. I'm an attorney and it's just infuriating how hard it is to get folks to understand that lawsuits are basically a drop in the bucket for healthcare costs. But defense lawyers push that myth like crazy and so do legislators.

Have you ever considered doing anything in concert with a group like the AAJ or another association to try bringing more light to how legislators are wasting their time by debating these bills non stop as compared to other things they could do to impact costs?

What is your opinion on tort reform as a method to lower costs of healthcare?

Yeah, I'm calling horseshit. Read this from his website:

"In 2014 and 2015, I’ve traveled to the hermit kingdom twice. Every time I visit, the DPRK fascinates me even more. However behind that thick fog of curiosity, there’s always something that touches my heart. We often see large scale military parades, ridiculous coverage of unverified news, defectors who lie for money, but we often forget the lighter and human side of this proud nation – The People. Every single moment that we judge them, the people still survives and they live their hard working life. Forget all the politics and economics, the people of North Korea is just like every single one of us. They live their lives to the fullest. They sing, they dance, they read, they play. They study to gain knowledge and they love their families. They cry when they are sad and they laugh when they are happy."

Cool story, bro.

What was your reaction when you found out what the Nazis had been doing to the Jewish people?

Hi there! I met you at a bar in Louisville celebrating the win. I was exceptionally drunk. Excelsior!

Because I don't remember your answer to this question, I'll ask it again. Do you have any other cases currently pending on the SCOTUS docket? Or anything coming up through the circuits that we should be looking for?