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March 4, 2015

In The News Today – March 4, 2015

“Recent reports in the New York media paint the New York City Asbestos Litigation court and its former chief judge as essentially dirty,” reports Legal Newsline,” giving special treatment to a certain plaintiffs law firm and paving the way for hefty paydays.” (Legal Newsline)

“Hired Activist” Sharon Stone is at the heart of the latest embarrassment for backers of Anti-Chevron litigation. (Institute for Legal Reform)

Republican Mike Hurst announced his plans to run for Mississippi Attorney General against incumbent Jim Hood. Hurst resigned from his position as Assistant United States Attorney in the Criminal Division to run. (Washington Examiner)

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