Philadelphia tops the American Tort Reform Foundation's annual list of 'judicial hellholes.' But hey--it's also got the Liberty Bell, cheesesteak sandwiches and the “Rocky steps,” so it can’t be all bad.
December 11, 2019 at 11:58 AM
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Editor and columnist at The Litigation Daily
Another fun report came out on Tuesday—the American Tort Reform Foundation’s annual list of judicial hellholes.
This year’s “winner” is the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, home of the $8 billion Risperdal product liability verdict against Johnson & Johnson.
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