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July 20, 2009
Bernstein on Asbestos Achievements
Anita Bernstein (Brooklyn) has posted to SSRN a paper sure to generate discussion, Asbestos Achievements. Here is the abstract:
This Article defends a much-maligned cohort of lawyers by pointing out their unique accomplishments. Critics of the asbestos plaintiffs’ bar call these advocates greedy, unethical, and over-enriched. Regardless of the merits of the accusations, any judgment of these lawyers must also recognize what they achieved. American legal doctrines, both substantive and procedural, had stood in the way of asbestos plaintiffs’ claims. The vigorous advocacy and creative challenges that overcame these barriers should inspire all lawyers who seek to perform effectively in behalf of clients.
--CJR
July 20, 2009 in Scholarship | Permalink
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