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A truly gripping read about tort lawyers...a brilliant expose of the way courts are being overwhelmed by mass tort actions. Robert Lenzner, "Forbes.com"
Walter Olson lays out an entertaining, but disturbing chronicle of class-action abuses. David A. Price, "The Wall Street Journal"
With a marvelous combination of irony, insight and outrage, Olson covers the whole range of opportunistic litigation over tobacco, asbestos, breast-implants, autos and guns....Olson even proposes sensible ways of reforming the jury system that might actually make a difference. Gene Epstein, "Barron's"
Even lawyers, however, will find ["The Rule of Lawyers"] a tasty snack. Peter Schuck, "The New York Law Journal""
"A truly gripping read about tort lawyers...a brilliant expose of the way courts are being overwhelmed by mass tort actions." --Robert Lenzner, Forbes.com
"Walter Olson lays out an entertaining, but disturbing chronicle of class-action abuses." --David A. Price, The Wall Street Journal
"With a marvelous combination of irony, insight and outrage, Olson covers the whole range of opportunistic litigation over tobacco, asbestos, breast-implants, autos and guns....Olson even proposes sensible ways of reforming the jury system that might actually make a difference." --Gene Epstein, Barron's
"Even lawyers, however, will find [The Rule of Lawyers] a tasty snack." --Peter Schuck, The New York Law Journal
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