f/k/a . . .

The get your million dollars vioxx lawsuit website is featured at Overlawyered and RiskProf

today.  Prof. Grace says:

“prof grace”  Everyone who pontificates (one way or the other) about litigation

reform needs to see this advertisement.  It truly puts the $$lot in lottery.

Prof. Yabut wants to go on record saying that the website is most probably a creature of either

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  the tort reform movement itself — hoping to make a few bucks from Goooogle Ads while
  
  
  catching some greedy tort lawyers and plaintiffs in the act of being naughty; or
  
  
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  the very entrepeneurial spirit so touted by Pres. Bush — inspired by his and the Reform

  
  

  movement’s insistence that there is a lot of easy money to be made from the Tort Machine.

If the website were the legitimate creature of a law firm or cartel of some sort, why would “Leon” the

proprietor point to a newspaper article that calls the site unscrupulous?   Or offer to sell the entire

site for “US$120K including content, hosting, and the method for traffics.”

 

And why use a a domain name [yi] based in Yugoslavia?  Of course, “yi” might stand for Yeast 

Infection – or be the Chinese ethics term for “faithful performance of one’s specified duties to

society.”  I wonder what Lawyer Schaeffer thinks of all this.

 

 

as Issa asks:

 

do you shine
so I’ll steal the plum blossom
moon?