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Fortune: Fight No. 2: Docs vs. Lawyers

The battle between employers and unions isn't the only monster match-up on the health-care fight card. Long-simmering tensions between doctors and lawyers are flaring up again. This time, pushing t...

Fortune: Lawyers Get the Last Laugh

President Bush calls himself compassionate, but there's one group he can't stand: trial lawyers. During the 2000 campaign he urged voters to "stand up and fight the trial bar," and in July he told ...

Fortune: Why Y2K Makes Lawyers Cackle With Glee IT'S NOT JUST COCKROACHES THAT SURVIVE GLOBAL CATASTROPHES...

If you've heard enough about the year 2000 computer problem, you're probably not a lawyer. For lawyers, the prospect of mass chaos at the dawn of the millennium is a revenue enhancer bar none.

Money Magazine: TO SUE OR NOT TO SUE? HERE ARE THE ANSWERS WHEN THAT IS YOUR QUESTION

Each year, Americans file about 20 million civil cases in federal, state and local courts. "But before you shout 'See you in court!'," says New York City personal-injury attorney Harvey Weitz, "you...

Fortune: TRIAL LAWYERS FACE A NEW CHARGE U.S. companies are drowning in costly product-liability suits. Business and the White House woul

ITS INITIALS are ATLA, which makes the Association of Trial Lawyers of America sound a little like the celebrated Hun who tormented the civilized world some centuries back. And that's the way oppon...

Fortune: TORT LAWS UNDER FIRE Congress and the states try to rein in liability claims.

FREAKISH LAWSUITS, million-dollar damage awards, and the liability insurance crisis they helped create have touched off a brush fire of lawmaking. Some 2,000 bills that would reform tort law, the p...

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