State still awaits real lawsuit reform
The recently approved (and much hyped) lawsuit reform bill certainly gives one hope that our leaders have meaningfully reformed our broken legal system. But does the reality live up to the rhetoric?
As my Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs colleague Brandon Dutcher recently blogged, "If the trial lawyers signed off on the bill, if Brad Henry is willing to sign it, if the liberal Tulsa World says it ‘...
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