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March 06, 2009

Portland, Oregon has been recently declared the most depressed city in the country. BusinessWeek determined this based on "antidepressant sales, suicide rates, unemployment, divorce, and crappy weather." Philly didn't make the top 20 list. That's because we're too busy enjoying......
depression introspection [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Marissa Miller at 11:21 AM

March 05, 2009

How The Grinch Stole Christmas I have always been a sucker for The Grinch That Stole Christmas. Not the Jim Carrey live-action version, but the Chuck Jones cartoon, which uses all of Dr. Seuss' original artwork and concepts. A version of that story may be playing out right in front of us. I did not ...
Dana Blankenhorn [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Dana Blankenhorn at 3:03 PM

February 15, 2009

A recent action that received little coverage (other than by BankThink) was the request by Consumers Union that The Treasury Department order the OCC to rescind its preemption regulation. Consumers Union is trying to win the case of Cuomo v. The Clearing House Association, LLC through the back door....
Bank Lawyer's Blog [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Kevin Funnell at 10:21 PM

January 07, 2009

More Preemption Follies Let's be honest -- one of the causes of the current financial crisis is the preemption push by the Bush Administration and their appointed judges in fields that were previously subject to the traditional American adversarial system of justice. Once regulation and enforcement ...
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Todd and in Charge [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Todd and in Charge at 10:52 AM

May 22, 2008

When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro. ---Hunter S. Thompson Whenever pressure is applied to fragile minds, those minds tend to bend. The latest example of an idea that demands a reply of "get bent" is "Own To Rent." As discussed today by Paul Jackson at Housing Wire, thi...
Bank Lawyer's Blog [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 11:09 PM

May 14, 2008

The Bush Administration and Preemption Hold your hats, they are consolidating power in a few corrupt bureaucrats as they deprive you from access to the courts. One of the least-reported malicious actions of our current gang of idiots, I have been banging the drum on it for some time. Finally, the AP...
Todd and in Charge [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 2:59 PM

April 16, 2008

And, We Learn About More Of Merck's Vioxx Shenanigans -- A Benefit Of Pharmaceutical Product Liability Litigation (Posted by Tom Lamb at DrugInjuryWatch.com ) For the second time in as many weeks, it was the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) company blog that tipped us off that Ortho-McNeil is respond...
Drug Injury Watch [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 10:20 AM

April 02, 2008

On Monday, David Milstead, the Finance Editor of The Rocky Mountain News, circulated a list of questions to an assortment of heavy hitters in financial services in Colorado (although he appears to have left off a number of others), about the just-announced "Paulson Blueprint" for the reorg...
Bank Lawyer's Blog [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 10:47 PM

February 20, 2008

Justice Scalia -- the 101st Senator In an atrocious, I would say even fascist, opinion, Justice Scalia has turned over the henhouse to the foxes with a preemption decision that will set back consumer rights for decades. Applying the very same policy-based justifications that conservatives decry when...
Todd and in Charge [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 12:13 PM

February 14, 2008

Someone needs to hit Eliot Spitzer with a Thorazine dart, slap a straight jacket on him, and strap him to a gurney before his Bush Derangement Syndrome causes his head to explode. Not that if that happened, any bystanders would be splattered with gray matter, but when a vacuum is breached, the concu...
Bank Lawyer's Blog [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 6:49 PM
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