Jackpot justice is the enemy of small business
Employers avoid states known for cozy relationships between the attorney general and law firms. Jim Copland joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how a state’s out-of-control litigation climate affects small businesses from insurance costs to loss of business opportunity.
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How union bosses use member dues to influence politics
Reforming state tort systems is good for small business
When attorneys general get cozy with private law firms
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